Tariff Debate Steams Over Earthenware Glass Schedule
Washington April 30 Republicans led by Mann Payne Moore Gardner and Greene heckled Democrats as the Underwood bill's earthenware and glass schedules were read in the House. Democrats push night sessions until vote with Underwood in charge of each schedule amid a row between Rogers and Hardy over an gola goats. The debate continues as a sharp exchange with no bill outcome yet.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Underwood
House
Mann
Payne
New York
Moore
Pennsylvania
Gardner
Mass
Greene
Iowa
Senate
Ways and Merns Committee
Hamilton
Michigan
Hardy
Texas
Porcar
Murilock
California Moves Toward Alien Land Law Fight
California acts toward alien land law amid national dispute with Secretary Bryan. Senate substitutes Webb act for Birdsall Thompson bill and plans action Thursday, with governor poised to sign. Militant suffragists’ headquarters raided. Barbara Kerr and others arrested for conspiracy and malicious damage. Police seize documents and suspend publication of the official suffragette paper. women react with shows of resolve.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Sacramento
Cal
California
Bryan
Wilson
Senate
Webb
San Francisco
London
Women’s Social and Political Union
Militant Suffragette Society
Patrick Quinn
Scotland Yards
Barbara Kerr
Former Practitioner Dr Alex Smith Faces Trial in County
Dr Alex C Smith once practicing in Mingo and Steubenville was arrested in Sodaville Nevada and to be brought back for trial on an indictment for performing a criminal operation Sheriff Huscroft accompanied him. He deserted his second wife, lives with another woman in Hawthorne Nevada, and has filed for divorce there. A child was born to the wife he left.
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Alex. C. Smith
Mingo Junction
Sodaville
Nevada
Huscroft
The Associated Press Mission and Governance Origins
A North American Review excerpt outlines the AP as a mutual cooperative of about 830 newspapers. It explains AP’s non profit charter, servant role to member papers, director composition, and the historic struggle between independent news gathering and member-controlled agency since 1893.
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Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
North American Review
New York
Illinois Corporation
Western Associated Press
No Repres entatives Appeared at La Belle Directors Meeting
The La Belle Iron Works directors reported no new proposition was before them on Tuesday about a potential purchase or merger of the La Belle Tron Works. Negotiations reportedly resumed with Harvey Fiske & Sons financing, seeking an option at 21 250 000, while directors demanded solid assurances from principals within days.
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Crawford
la Belle Iron Works
la Belle-Tron Works
la Belle
Wheeling
Wheeling Intelligencer
la Belle Tron
Messrs
Paull
Willock
Titney
Harvey Fiske & Sons
New York
Fiske & Sons
la Belle Company
Paull, Willock and
Titney Wied
la Belle Compan
la Belle Hav
Paul, Titney
Man Shot in Archer Barn Attack Near Weirton
George Schaltes was attacked by highwaymen while driving toward his parents' home in Weirton. He was found wounded near Archer barn on Archer Heights with five gunshot wounds, brought to City Hospital in Steubenville by Brooke County Sheriff. He recalls leaving the bridge about 8 o'clock but cannot fully describe the events. Condition listed as weak but potentially recoverable if no complications arise. sheriff questions suspects and leads the investigation.
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George Schaltes
Weirton
Archer Barn
Archer Heights
Archer Farm
Brooke County
Steubenville
City Hospital
T. W. Walker
Archer
Inter-State Commission announces board of engineers
Washington April 30 The Inter-State Commerce Commission announced the board of engineers to aid in formulating plans for the physical valuation of railroads and to oversee the execution of those plans. The members include R A Thompson W D Pence J S Worley Howard M Jones E F Wendt with roles across California Wisconsin Missouri Tennessee and Pittsburg.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission Today
Board of Engineers
R.A. Thompson
California State Railroad Commission
W. D. Pence
Wisconsin Railroad and Tax Commission
J. S. Worley
Kansas City, Mo
Howard M. Jones
Nashville, Tenn
E. F. Wendt
Pittsburg
American Society of Civil Engineers
Pittsburg Lake Erie Railroad
Homeless Men Claim Dayton Labor Abuses Reach Chicago
One hundred sixty penniless men say they labored in Dayton Ohio cleaning streets after a flood and were forced off as undesirables without wages. They arrived in Chicago aboard a train described by conductors as bound for the city, with many stating they never received pay. Dayton officials defend worker imports as needed and deny widespread injustice, citing a labor shortage and that some intoxicated workers hindered progress.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
Dayton, CO
United Charities
Dayton
Robert Abule
Cincinnati
Abule
Tey
Banks Urged to Aid City Bond Sales for Filtration Plant
A Ways and Means Committee of the Chamber of Commerce urged local banks to help float bonds for a new filtration plant and street improvements. The committee, chaired by F. C. Chambers, includes representatives from National Exchange Bank, Peoples' National Bank, Commercial National Bank, Union Deposit Bank, and several bank and savings associations, and will meet to pursue aggressive action.
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F. C. Chambers
National Exchange Bank
H. W., Patterson
L. L. Grimes
Peoples’ National Bank
A. S. Buckingham
Commercial National Bank
A. G. Lee
Union Deposit Bank
G. A. Geschieder
Union B. & L. Association
W. McD. Miller
Steubenville B. & L. Association
H. S. Coble
Jefferson B. & S. Association
John Potter
Miners and Mechanics Bank
Incoming Prosecutor To Receive Commission Tomorrow
W C Brown, prosecutor-elect, will receive his commission on Thursday following Attorney General Hogan’s recommendation and will assume charge of the office. The present prosecutor’s office may be moved to expand the law library as Brown will take another office. Paisley, the current prosecuting attorney, held over for four months and will retire tonight. Miss Strayer, a prosecutor’s office stenographer, will resign to become stenographer for B W Mettenberger.
New York Stock Market Quotations Collated for Steubenville
Quotations furnished to A C Douglas of Steubenville by Moors Leonard and Lewis Amal. The report lists prices for copper, sugar, steel, coal, and railroad stocks, noting several company names and market figures. The fragmentary data includes Union Pacific, American Sugar, Goodrich Rubber, and additional items with uncertain readings.
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New York
A. C Douglas
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Messrs. Moors
Leonard & Lewis Amal
Goodrich
Union Pacific
LFS
Seal
Steel
Pittsburg Ae
la Belle, Coty
Ccssiuveccs
la Belle
PAO
Ipisavenss
Mnfrs. L. & Heata
Aepr
Cess Oy
Zeigh. Coal
Pee Coal
Yale Burglary Suspects Charged In City Court
Henry Wed! and Alexander Drummond, Brooklyn youths, were captured by Yale senior R. L. Davison at Vanderbilt Hall on Yale campus. Davison fired no shots. burglars believed his pencil was a pistol. They appeared in New Haven city court charged with burglary.
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New Haven
Conn
Henry
Alexander Drummond
Brooklyn
New York
R. L. Davison
Dayton
Yale
Vanderbilt Hall
Davison
Ordinance Revisions and City Council Actions
The council tabled several ordinances including one raising nickelodeon license fees to fifty dollars monthly and referred parts to the Safety Committee. It passed multiple street and sewer improvement ordinances and debated streetcar service adjustments and water shutoff notification concerns.
First Great Civil War Battle Spotted At Shiloh Visit
J C Ault writes from Corinth Miss April 21 113 about visiting Shiloh battlefield fifty one years after the Civil War began. He notes 23000 killed or wounded across both sides and describes Pittsburg Landing National Military Park with monuments tablets and trenches marking battle lines and Confederate graves. The National Cemetery holds 2800 Union dead unknowns, near the Tennessee River bluff.
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Battl Fields
J. C. Ault
B. H. Maxwell
John Stewart
Corinth
Miss
Maxwell and
Stewart
Steubenville
Ohio
Sanders
Shiloh
1St
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Chattanooga
Tishmingo
Wallace, Peabody, and Raith
National
Pittsburg Landing
Tennesee River
Buell
Mayor Proclaims City Half Holiday for Baseball Opening
The mayor of Steubenville Ohio issues a municipal half holiday for May 7 1913 to allow employees to attend the city opening baseball game. He cites baseball as the national sport and urges businesses to permit time off. Weather forecast: Ohio fair and warmer tonight and Thursday.
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Steubenville
Oho
George W. McLeish
Ohio
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