Governor Bailey anti trust legislation. Senate inaction
Washington dispatch reports strong probability no anti trust legislation from the Fifty seventh Congress unless extraordinary pressure. President Roosevelt says Congress must pass or face an extra session. Kansas swears Willis J Bailey in as governor in Topeka with simple ceremony as legislature convenes tomorrow.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Fifty-seventh Congress
House
Senate
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Congress
Topeka
Kas
Willis J. Bailey
Kansas
Supreme Justice
Johnston
W. E. Stanley
Frank Doster
Supreme Court
Harris
Stanley
Long
Curtis
Bowersock
Calderhead
Senate Panel Debates Cuban Reciprocity Measure
Washington January 12 The Senate foreign relations committee faces a vote on Cuban reciprocity with sugar interests demanding a five year no further reduction pledge via cross border treaties. If rejected opposition will mount. The House passed a coal transport inquiry and fuel famine study, and adjourned in tribute to Oregon Representative Tongue who died suddenly.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Committee On Merchant Marine
Atlantic
Representative Tongue
Oregon
Miss Hieronymous Dead at 73 in Missouri Origin
Miss Elizabeth Frances Hieronymous aged 73 died at her home 920 East Sixteenth street after a week long illness of typhoid pneumonia. Born in New Franklin Missouri in 1829 she moved to Sedalia as a youth. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from residence with Rev Surface of Cumberland Presbyterian church officiating. Pallbearers to be church members. CHARGED WITH MURDER. Louis Disbrow, accused of killing Clarence Foster and Sarah Lawrence, was placed on trial in Riverhead New York. The state alleges a love triangle led to the boating deaths.
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Elizabeth Frances Hieronymous
East Sixteenth Street
Hieronymous
New Franklin
Sedalia
Surface
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sy Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Riverhead
N. Y
Louis Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Rial
Disbrow
Foster
Myers-Cook revival meetings continue all week
Services run each afternoon and evening all week at the Myers-Cook revival. Last night several additions were welcomed and tonight baptisms will conclude the services.
Four More Perish as Cold Weather Strains Coal Supply
Chicago scene reports four additional deaths from cold and a temperature of six degrees below zero as coal famine worsens. Grand jury probes railroad concealment of ten to fifteen thousand rail cars, while witnesses show thousands of tons stored in sheds for speculative purposes across the state.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Chicago
Hewett Still Alive As Family Stays At Bedside
Abraham Stevens Hewett remained alive at 9 this morning with his family at his bedside. Doctors say his condition is unchanged. Hewett, a former New York mayor, prominent philanthropist, ex congressman and noted scholar, is under medical care.
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Hewett
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
New York
Abraham Stevens Hewett
Topeka Judge Rules Sunday Theater Ban Unconstitutional
Judge Hazen ruled the city ordinance banning Sunday theatrical performances unconstitutional and upheld the Topeka board of education requiring Bible reading in all public schools in Topeka Kansas.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Topeka
Kas
Hazen
Topeka Board of Education
Livestock Leaders Brace for Sixth Annual Convention
The National Livestock Commission executive board met in Kansas City to plan the sixth annual convention. Delegates arrive as resolutions circulate including a push to pass the Federal Stock Inspection bill and a strong stand against the Packers trust revival. Weather may reduce attendance to about seven thousand while leaders Springer and Martin face re election. Louisville Indianapolis St Louis and Portland are named as future sites.
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Scripps-Mcakae Press Assn
Kansas City
National Livestock Commission
United States Senate
West
Springer
Martn
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Portland
Oregon
Aged Citizen Thomas Farrel Dies in Montserrat
The body of Thomas Farrel, 73, who died of pneumonia in Montserrat, was brought to Sedalia and buried yesterday. Rev. Fr. Healy officiated at the grave. He had lived in Montserrat for about 25 years after leaving Sedalia, where his wife was buried last month. Relatives from Montserrat and Knob Noster accompanied the funeral.
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Thomas Farrel
Montserratt
Sedalia
Fr. Healy
Farrel
Thomas McGuire
J. F. McGuire
Peter Farrel
T. J. Farrel
M. J. Farrel
W. F. Burns
W. J. Mayes
John Iwinn
Knob Noster
Reed Smoot secure after legislative session begins
With the legislature convening, prospects of defeating Reed Smoot the Mormon apostle for the Senate appear vanished. Smoot had stated nothing could prevent his victory but death.
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Smoot
United States
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
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