Miners Triumph After 30 Years In Ohio Legislature
Ohio house approved the anti screen coal bill with a 103 to 8 vote, removing a delayed effective date and sending it to the senate for concurrence. The measure, long sought by miners, will take effect in 90 days after final passage. Governor Cox urged swift action on mothers pension and other reforms as session progresses.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Boggs
Belk
Cox
House
Senate
Lowry
Moore
Jefferson
Mr. Hudson
Palance
Hudson
Hopple
Weygunit
Brown
Ashland
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
State Agricultural Commis Fion
University
Shanley
Portage
Chapman
Montgomery
Dickson
Washington
Marlette
Rockefeller 10 Attack Warnes Taxation Law
John D Rockefeller faces possible jail if the county tax commission succeeds in forcing payment of 12 000 000 in tax on 900 000 000 Rebels Suffer Reverse Chihuabus Torreon skirmish reports Rockefeller forces girding for battle Warnes law attacked as unconstitutional Willam Tut tie dies at 100 in Ohio obituary includes 56 descendants.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
County Tax Commission
Cox
State Tax Commission
John D
Torreon
Rockefeller
Warnes
Sensational Young Aviator Niles Flies Upside Down Flight
Charles Niles of Hempstead Plains, 24, lands safely at New York after a dramatic stunt in a monoplane. He climbs to 15 miles in spirals, then drops 1500 feet vertical, motor fails upside down, rightens at 1000 feet, and completes a risky half hoop over Meadowbrook and Garden City before a crowd.
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Niles
D, New York
America
Charles ©. Niles
Curtis School of Filers
Hempstead Plains
Nites
Meadowbrook
Garden City
Transatlantic Flight Planned From Newfoundland to Ireland
Rodman Wanamaker and Glenn H Curtiss plan a 1900 mile transatlantic flight in a specially built 200 horsepower flying boat. An English army officer and a US army flier will operate it. Curtiss builds the craft financed by Wanamaker. Flight aims for 10000 feet altitude and 12 to 15 hours.
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New York
Rodman Wansmaker
Glenn H. Curtiea
Newfoundland
Mr. Curtiss
Mir. Wanamaker
Beaten and Robbed and Buried Alive Found in City Hall Basement
Robert B. Mercer, formerly of Pittsboro, was beaten and robbed and buried alive in the basement of Cleveland's new city hall under construction on the lake front. Police found the body after a search prompted by his mother Mrs Jennie Mercer. Mercer had been missing.
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Cleveland
Robert B. Mercer
Pittsboro
New City Hall
Lake Front
Lee
Jennie Mercer
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Declines Governor Run on Republican Ticket
New York Pet. and Theodore Roosevelt will not stand for governor as a Republican. Francie W. Hird, Progressive party chairman, dismisses rumors as folly and says reports have aimed to boost Republican interest.
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Roosevalt
New York
Pet
Theodore Hoonevelt
Francie W. Hird
Comiur
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Girl 13 Sues to Nullify Unequal Marriage
In Cincinnati, Ohio, on Reb. 5, Mrs Dovey May Campbell, aged 13 and newlywed four days, seeks to nullify her marriage to Joseph Campbell, 22, a music composer. The suit, filed by her stepfather George Cress, alleges she claimed to be 18 to obtain the wedding and that parents did not consent or know of the union.
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Cincinnati, O
Dovey May Campbell
George Cress
Joseph Campbell
Minister May Resign Amid Faith Debate in San Francisco
San Francisco February reports that Charles F. Aked former pastor for J D Rockefeller and a well known clergyman says the Presbyterian Ministers association bay cities criticisms of a declaration on the divinity of Christ may lead to his resignation as president of the San Francisco church federation.
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San Francisco
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
San Francisco Bay Cities
Charles F. Aked
J. D. Rockefeller
San Franccisco Church Federation
Aked Iuimeelf
Embargoed militants tied to immigration bill debate
Washington February 6 A sweeping Bur nett immigration bill passes the House by 240 to 140 and heads to the Senate amid speculation over President Wilsons support. The measure tightens literacy test rules and punishes smugglers while barring militant suffragists and dangerous aliens. Debates include charges of unfairness against Burnett and contentious closing debates.
Leaves suffrage question to states on party record
Washington report notes Democratic leaders oppose federal action on woman suffrage. Representative Underwood states the party favors leaving the issue to states to decide. Debate arose during immigration bill proceedings as Lenroot and others condemned the move. Underwood asserts women can be heard by House Judiciary committees.
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Washington
Representative Underwood
Alabama
House
Democratic Party
Suffragets Fire Two Historic Castles Near Glasgow
Savannah police judge rules a man had no right to kill his wife against her will. Senator Bacon of Georgia, chair of the senate foreign relations committee, is confined to his hotel by a high fever.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Savannah
Bacon
Georgia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iis Hotel
Mexican Provisional Leader Declines Comment on Wilson Proclamation
Victoriano Huerta, provisional president of Mexico, and his government refuse to comment on the U S proclamation regarding the Mexican situation. He reports 189000 troops including 150000 regulars and 38000 irregulars. A decree will raise 50000 men to bolster forces and hasten peace.
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Wilson
Villa
New York
the Sun
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
United States
Republic
Fedal
Buying Ammunition in El Paso During Villa Campaign
El Paso reports General Villa's agents circulating to buy ammunition and arms for the Torreon camp. Seven millimeter Mauser cartridges are in high demand and a supply hose reportedly emptied its stock to agents of the Constitution. Villa declares obstacles removed to Torreon assault and moves toward Chihuahua to plan battle while Raoul Madero oversees ammunition purchases.
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el Paso
Texas
Villa
Tex
Paso
Torreon
el Pasa
Juares
Chihuahua
Raoul Madero
Mexico
Dua Rex
Government Will Wait On Arms Embargo Action
Washington Nsh 5 Following the decision to raise the embargo on shipments of arms into Mexico from the United States the administration moved back to a policy of watchful waiting indicating no further steps were being contemplated by the state department.
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Washington, Nsh
Mexico
United States
State Department
Governor seeks popular vote on constitutional amendment
Columbus February 5 Governor Pex will send to the legislature a day message urging submission to the popular vote of the proposal to reverse the 1922 amendment granting election of one resident judge and a county judge in every county.
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Columbus
Pex
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Willam Tuttie
Puerta de Lacadena
Maplmi
Niles Starting
R Niles
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Atlantic
Chairman Bird
Wilkson
Eouinet
Goldfogle
Boalpasange
Steamsny
Manahan
Minnesota
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Underwood
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