No Chance of Settlement in Venezuela Dispute
Sir Michael Herbert and Baron Sternberg met with Bowen after a morning talk. President Hill pressed for Hague reference, Bowen said unlikely and doubtful due to recent complications. Allies may face Bowen deciding on Hague submission or one month of preferential treatment amid ongoing insurgent aid to Venezuela.
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Secripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Michael Herbert
Baron Sternberg
Bowen
James Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hill
the Hague
Hague
King Edward Cancels Devonshire Visit Over Illness
London February 3 Sir Francis Knolls King Edward's private secretary announced the king is suffering a mild influenza attack but progress is satisfactory. As a result His Majesty has cancelled his planned visit to the Duke of Devonshire.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
London
Francis Knolls
King Edward
Duke of Devonshire
Panama Treaty Reported Favorably for Ratification
Washington February 2 The Panama canal treaty was reported favorably to the Senate for ratification without amendment. Senator Morgan announced he would continue opposition and seek to defeat the treaty.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Senate
Morgan
Mrs Perry Hosts Cards for St Louis Visitors
Mrs A J Perry of 1216 South Keetucky street will entertain on Friday afternoon in honor of the Misses Faulhaber of St Louis. they are guests of Miss Kit Fast.
Conspirators Admit Charges In Reciprocal Coal Trade Case
Counsel for the Retail Coal Dealers Association of Illinois and Wisconsin presented an agreed statement of facts in Chicago courts. The document acknowledges a reciprocal trade organization among mine owners and wholesalers and notes acts in restraint of trade were committed but claims they were legal due to long usage and immunity from interference.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Chicago
Retail Coal Dealers Association
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Resolved Move State Capitol From Jefferson City to St Louis
The Missouri House adopted a resolution to relocate the state capital to St Louis citing gambling vice and immorality in Jefferson City. It notes inadequate railway facilities and costly capitol repairs and proposes a commission to study using the World's Fair building as a future capitol with a suggested million dollar bonus from St Louis.
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Jefferson City
House of Representatives
St. Louis
Capitol
Snowbound Colorado Paralyzed by Devastating Storm
Denver reports the state blanketed by heavy snow from border to border. Mountain routes vanish under slides. At the Silverton Mine Superintendent Hays killed in a snow avalanche. Rail service halted for weeks and mine structures swept away. Livestock losses mounting.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Silverton
Hays
House Naval Affairs Committee Vindicates Lessler in Bribery Case
The committee backed a report clearing Lessler Quigg and Holland Boat Co. of wrongdoing and urged further action against Phillip Doblin, a self confessed perjurer, in the Lessler bribery case.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Lessler
Lessler and Quigg
Holland Boat Company
Phillip Doblin
Missouri State Fair Opposes Aid to State Fair
Missouri Senator Hl Clay Heather leads a minority report opposing a 150000 appropriation for the Missouri State Fair. The report challenges the majority panel's recommendations and argues funds should support educational and charitable institutions first, criticizing race-track spending and urging restraint from state funds.
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Jefferson City
Hl. Clay Heather
Heather
Sedalia
Johnson Wins Low Bid to Wreck Broad Way School
At a school board meeting the building committee opened bids for the wrecking project. T H Johnson submitted the lowest offer of 1447 dollars and was awarded the contract. Work is to start soon and proceed quickly subject to weather.
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Broadway
Parmenter Seeks Escape from Fort Scott Jail
Charlie Parmenter, murderer of Missouri Valley league umpire Frank Bruner, attempted to escape Fort Scott Kansas jail Saturday night. He and other prisoners had sawn iron bars of his cell and hid three saws in his socks. Officers found two more saws and a screwdriver in bedding. he is now in a solitary cell.
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Charlie Parmenter
Frank Bruner
Missouri Valley League
Fort Scott
Kas
Parmenter
Cheap Fuel for Dry Oak Wood by P. A. Cessna
P. A. Cessna offers dry oak wood at four dollars per cord with ample supply. Both phones listed as contact numbers.
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P. A. Cessna
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