Democrats Clash Over Sugar and Wool War in Caucus
The House Democratic caucus split over underwood sugar duties and free wool. Proponents urged gradual sugar relief and a 15 percent wool duty, while anti free-wool members pushed a no-change plan and floor battles loomed. The sugar vote carried 86 to 15 to retain free sugar terms despite opposition.
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Indiana
Nolse
Hunger Strike Ties Suffragette Release in Probation Deal
London April 1 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the suffragette was freed from jail after a hunger strike and a nine day sentence of three years penal servitude The authorities put her on probation with reporting conditions and a severe risk of immediate reimprisonment for any misstep Two other suffragettes Polly Brady and Attivert Donn received six weeks each for firebrand acts and appeared to join hunger strike proceedings.
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Amttivert Donn
Trady Lad
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Uynewt
Vice Commission Visits the Slums
Chicago officials confront downtown cabarets as the Illinois vice commission surveys alleged indecorous entertainment. Tenderloin crowds are brought before the panel. a woman fears disgrace and attempts to jump from a window, while others kneel and weep as officers confiscate money and restore order.
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Tllinois Vice Commission
Falls 10 Death at Spittaburg Hospital
Spittaburg Pa April 12 Peter McKivarcan laborer fell from an 8th story window at Aile Sheny General Hospital this morning and was killed instantly. Hospital authorities report he was not delirious but died by his own action while a patient treated for an injured hand.
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Spittaburg
Peter McKivarcan
Two Nominations From Wilson Tabled In Senate
Washington April 12. President Wilson sent nominations to the Senate including Dudley Wield Matone of New York for assistant secretary of state and John Bassett Moore of New York for counsellor in the state department.
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Touny
Wilson
Dudley Wield Matone
New York
State Department
John Bassett Moore
Whiskey talker in Providence jail row over mayor
Daniel Oulearn a jailed suspect in Providence addresses Mayor Frank Moors in police court claiming heart trouble and urging leniency. Officer returns him to the cooler as four others receive three days for street drunkenness. fines and vagrancy charges apply to several listed men.
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Providence
Frank
Jim
Wiliskey
Ake
O'Hearn
Shuck
Samuel Tucker
Young Man Held After Coroner Case in Pauley Death
In Charleston on April 1 Arthur Haynes, once suspected in James Pauley’s death, faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Marion Gilchrist. The coroner’s jury once ruled Pauley killed himself. Haynes, though married, is alleged to have admitted knowledge of the killer and implicated himself in various statements.
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Arthur Haynes
James Pauley
Pauley
Marion Gilchrist
Young Waynes
Young Pauley
Sudden Relapse Reported for Pope in Rome
Rome April 12 The Pope suffers a sudden relapse with bronchitis and fever. Physicians fear a renewed attack as Vatican officials and sisters attend. The crowd outside St Peter’s Church notes the Pope’s blinds closed while reports indicate weakness and concern among aides.
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Proposed Federal Inheritance Tax Bill Introduced
Washington April 12 a nation inheritance tax is proposed in a bi to be introduced in the House. The bill would levy a graduated tax on legacies from one percent on less than 50 000 to fifty percent on estates over 15 million dollars. Bequests to educational church and charitable institutions would be exempt.
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Washington
Three Men Arrested On Carrying Revolver Charge
Rower Aiving Vin Spaniard and Mow countryman Margaride were arrested Saturday at Zlesing and jailed pending hearing before Justice Sleuwarner on a charge of carrying a revolver in violation of the law. Hearson McCartany alleged the Spaniards possessed a revolver in a barber shop and near a school, with one man attempting to fire but the weapon malfunctioned.
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Hearson McCartany
Prinee
Pneumonia Fever Claims Mr. Rogers After Short Illness
Funeral arrangements announced for Ludwell Rogers of Meigs Avenue, who died Saturday at age 67 after a brief illness from pneumonia. Services set for Monday at the Rogers home, with a special train to Lumberport for interment at Odd Fellows cemetery. Reverend W G Taylor to conduct rites.
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Ferdinand Rogers
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Japanese protest over California anti Japanese law grows
The Japanese ambassador to the United States was instructed to register formal protest in Washington over California anti Japanese legislation. Secretary Bryan declined to comment, saying it was premature to evaluate representations until the law passes the California legislature.
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Japan
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Stanford
Callroents
Hatfield Faces Walker in Delaware Court Case Over Articles
Charleston April 12 The case stems from a Cincinnati Enquirer piece alleging misconduct by Hatfield during his gubernatorial campaign. George Summers and George Stimours are named in the action, with Walker as the Democratic committee chief. Trial timing is set after Walker suit. potential damages cited at fifty thousand dollars for a confession.
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Dave Thle
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Cincinnati
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Fire at Kansas state penitentiary twine plant
Fire at the Kansas state penitentiary in Lansing broke out this afternoon in the twine plant. More than 3,000 prisoners were inside. News reached Leavenworth three miles away and hundreds rushed to the prison in fear of an outbreak as prisoners in the mines were kept underground and others outside were rushed to cell houses.
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Leavensworth
Devono Given Four Year Term In Territorial Court
Devono was sentenced by Judge James Robinson to four years in the penitentiary for voluntary manslaughter in the August killing of Michael Gianey with a lemon paring knife. Joe Devone, an Italian, received a similar four year term for the same act. Cecil Tracy was convicted of robbery and given two years. Howard McIntire, guilty of durghiry at C. M. Terrick's store, was sent to the boys reform school. An order setting aside default of bond for McIntire was noted.
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Michael Gianey
Joe Devone
Tattes St. de Vine
James Robinson
Cecil Tracy
Howard McIntire
Sullty
Durghiry
C. M. Terricks
Eittenprise
Boys’ Reform School
Printytown
Meintire
Senate Committee Exonerates Doorkeeper in Gor e Trial
The Senate election committee exonerates Carl A. Loeffer a door keeper of the Senate from responsibility for the disappearance of a key paper during Senator Gore's trial. William Lorimer did not appear before the committee.
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Washington
Jess Enon
Aftean
Carl A. Looffir
Senate
Wiliam Lorimer
Senator Kern introduces resolution on federal obligations
A confusing wire service item notes Senator Kern introduced a resolution about federal obligations tied to a study of relations between the United States and Japan. The report hints at broader defense and economic concerns amid labor unrest in West Virginia.
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Kern
Calton States
Japan
West Virginia
Buried in Roses at J P Morgan Memorial in New York
In New York the triple coffin bearing J P Morgan rests in a city library as family and a few close friends prepare for the funeral. Police maintain a strict guard during removal ahead of interment next week in Hartford.
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J. P. Morgan
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Marile
Therat
Hartford
Fire at Columbus Streets Sparks Bloc of Damage
Fire at Columbus in the Chiptendan block caused a spectacular blaze that threatened multiple holes but was extinguished. Loss not exceeding 25 000 dollars. One resident escaped injury while flood relief motions aided the scene.
Large Reserve Vote Offers Big Diamond Ring Prize
A county wide contest promotes a $125 diamond ring as the top prize. Readers are urged to collect up to 100 vote coupons daily and subscribe to gain favorable standing, with emphasis on securing late surge support before the April deadline.
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Death Sentence in Cleveland Court for Frank Kinney
A Chicago man, Frank Kinney, was sentenced to death in Cleveland court for the murder of Ralph R. Swklio. The verdict followed a trial held today in the electric chair punishment schedule for August 33, the next day.
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