Quay Still On Top As Senate Stalls Work
Washington reports that Senator Quay continues to control the statehood debate with no break or compromise in sight. Other items loom including the canal treaty and Cuban reciprocity as executive sessions may raise the immigration bill and post office appropriation while the Lessler report is awaited. The house resumed its session with pay bills passed and Doblin named as the perjurer in the context of private claims.
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Army
Quay
Senate
Lessler
Doblin
House
Payne
New York
Castro and German claims dispute raise war fears
Caracas reports President Castro demands equal treatment for France and other powers in claims payments. German officers reportedly seek a Maracaibo seizure to prolong the war, while Matos proposes talks. Castro rejects Matos as pirate. Customs houses ready if the blockade ends. crisis expected within forty eight hours as allies advise caution.
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Publisher's Press
N. ‘Carracas
Castro
France
England
Germany
Italy
Caracas
Englad
Curacao
Maracaibo
Ionar
Fort San Carlos
Panther
Lake Maracaibo
England and Germany Seek Harmony on Venezuelan Debt
Jan 31 in Decadon reports that London and Berlin aim for concord over Venezuelan affairs and debts. The blocting stance stays firm, while nonblockaded powers like France and the United States may receive timely payments. In St Joseph, Mo a father denounces his son the famed boy editor, refusing to aid him after disgrace.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
New York
Richard E. Murphy
St. Joseph
Decadon
England
Germany
Venezuela
Balfour
Maracaibo
Castro
London
Berlin
France
United States
Spain
St. Joseph, Mo
William Murphy
Murphy
Roosevelt to Withhold Venezuelan Briefing From Visitors
Washington January 391 President Roosevelt deems the Venezuelan crisis so grave that he will not discuss the matter with visitors and will keep cabinet ministers away from audience until a clearer policy is formed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alent
Sheridan Electric proprietor shot in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on January 31 reports C. B. Allison, owner of Sheridan Electric, summoned at 1 30 AM and shot by an unknown assailant. His condition is precarious. Authorities suspect political trouble and anti saloon agitation at the heart of the attempted murder.
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Pittsburg
C. B. Allison
Sheridan Electric Company
Annapolis Graduate Fred Poteet Receives Diploma
At the Annapolis graduation ceremonies a Seda kia young man named Fred Poteet, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Poteet, ranks among the top five in his class. Born in Illinois and raised in Sedalia, he attended local public schools then earned a naval academy appointment via Congressman Cooney after an alternate standing. Now 22, he prepares for sea duty.
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Annapolis
Sedakia
Fred
A. E. Poteet
Fred Poteet
Ilinois
Sedalia
Naval Academy
Congressman Cooney
Academy
Kane Escapes Missouri Penitentiary By Scaling Walls
Daniel Kane a Wettis county convict escaped from the Missouri penitentiary early today by using a ladder to scale the walls. He had been serving a two year sentence for larceny and was missed at the night count before guards pursued him. He fled west in prison garb after a citizen spotted him and gave chase.
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Publisher's Press
Jefferson City
Daniel Kane
Wettis County
Missouri Penitentiary
Kane
Missouri Leads In Patent Per Capita Rankings
Washington reports a federal patent study showing Missouri at 769 patents total, one per 4039 people, with Illinois at 2529 patents and one per 1906. The piece also notes arrests in Sedalia of Daniel Kane for larceny from a Missouri Pacific car and his January transfer toward Jefferson City as authorities chase his escape from the state penitentiary.
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Washington
Commissioner of Patents
Congress
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Kansas
Lousiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Tékasumber
Daniel Kane
East Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Kane
Dillard
Charles Harris
Forger Smith
Jefferson City
Kkane
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Misse
Cheap Fuel and Wood for Sale in Local Ad
An early 700d sound favors a dry oak wood offer priced at four dollars per cord. The ad also mentions Cessna and other brief notes, indicating miscellaneous items for sale or inquiry.
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Cessna
Fire damages Straub bakery. loss adjusted next day
Last Wednesday night at 9 o'clock a fire damaged the Straub bakery at Eleventh and Osage streets. On Thursday morning Reynolds Reynolds, carrying the insurance, adjusted the loss and Mr Straub had care.
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Straub
Eleventh
Osage Streets
Reynolds & Reynolds
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