Opposition of Governor Dooms Small General Assembly
Movement for a small general assembly appears dead with opposition from Governor Cox and temperance voters. Rural districts fear loss of legislative influence while liberal interests hesitate amid inquiries into liquor licensing boards and statewide reapportionment debates.
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Movement For Small General Assembly
Good AS Dead
Columbus
Iit
Ib@ra
House of Representatives
Senate
Cox
Arvor
Uch
Widerale
AnthBalcon League
Tabled by Senate Bristow Resolution Relating Bryan
Washington July 19 report of a stormy senate debate over tabling Senator Bristow’s resolution about Secretary Bryan’s Chautauqua expedition. Bristow accuses Senator Ashurst of Arizona of spending $100 government funds on private telegraphs and cites a letter Bristow wrote to former Senator Long of Kansas.
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Briat
Bryan
Washington
Senate
Bristow
Ashuret
Arizona
Kansas
Long
Privte King
Senator Long
Would Block Sulzer New York Assembly To Be In Season
Albany June reports state Governor Sulzer faces a stubborn Democratic majority that plans to keep the legislature in session through the year to counter any move by Sulzer. The wrangle centers on Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall with the leaders vowing to stay ready for further action. The piece notes the unusual extended session and ongoing political maneuvering amid tensions between the governor and the party leadership.
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New York Assembly
Albany
Jilly
Sulzer
Tra
Bulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hu
Officials seek two solicitors in perjury case
Cleveland July 1 officials search for two solicitors named Jackson and Scherler after warrants for perjury tied to petitions for a Green workmen compensation referendum in Cuyahoga County. Prosecuting Attorney Cyrus Locher reported forged signatures. Scherler may be in the city and others will be alerted if he fled.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Charles ‘Kson
L. W. Scherler
Bullet Resurfaces After 30 Years In Mrs Vaughan
New York July 19 Mrs Patrick Vaughan wife of a chauffeur was struck by a violent coughing spell while at home. A bullet from an accident 30 years ago was ejected from her head during the fit but caused no blood loss and she prepared to leave for a vacation within half an hour.
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New York
Patrick Vaughan
Vaughan
Ten years since Pope Leo XII obituary in Rome
Rome observes the tenth anniversary of Pope Leo XII who died at ninety three. A memorial ceremony will be held at St Peter's with the Pope and Sacred College in attendance as customary.
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Rome
Leo XII
Wolema
St. Peter's
Sacred College
Vatican
European Baptist Conference Opens in Stockholm
The second quinquennial European Baptist Conference opened in Stockholm today and will be concluded next Thursday. Sweden hosts the strongest Baptist presence in Europe outside Britain with about 700 churches and 58,088 members, plus around 65,000 children in Sunday schools.
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Stockholm Stokholm
Stockholm
Sweden
Great Britain
Ambassador Wilson Ordered to Washington for Consultation
Washington July 19 The European diplomats in Mexico City criticized U S policy in Mexico and Britain asked about U S aims. Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson is summoned to Washington for immediate consultation as the Huerta government faces possible recognition by the Wilson administration. Wilson favorsprompt recognition and his views suggest possible official acknowledgment if approved after his return.
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Washington
Mexico City
Mexico
Great Britain
United States
Henry Lane Wilson
Huerta
Wilson
Huerts
Huarte
Madero
President awaits arrival of Ambassador Wilson
Washington notes Ambassador Wilson sailed from Vera Cruz and is expected in Washington mid next week to report on the Mexican situation. The president intends no immediate policy shift and remains uncertain about conditions in Mexico. Wilson’s reports and other dispatches, including those from Hale in Mexico, continue to shape official views.
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Ambassador Wilson
Washington
Ambascador Wilsoon
State Department
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
William Raybard Hale
27.64 Percent Tariff Reduction Proposed in Underwood Simmons Bill
Washington reports a 27.64 percent average tariff cut under the Underwood Simmons tariff bill as Senate debate opens. The Ananco committee majority seeks to show the Dill bill would yield 4.22 percent lower rates and notes projections for the next year with an estimated revenue impact of about $2,020,000.
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Washington
Senate
Ananco Committee
F. M
Jons
Baby care and household goods in early 20th century prose
A fragmented text contrasts infant care devices with humorous domestic advances and urban planning notes. It touches on a rubber baby seat, easy disassembly for storage, and mentions open spaces in cities along with a brief exchange about household economics and social reform.
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England
Roger A Pryor 85 Years Old in New York
Judge Roger A Pryor former New York Supreme Court justice and Confederate general marks his eighty fifth birthday. A Virginia native, he served as congressional representative and Confederate States Congressman before joining the Confederate Army as a colonel and rising to brigadier rank. After the war he settled in New York City, becoming a noted figure in legal circles.
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New York
Roger A.bryor
Supreme Court of
Staten Army
Pryor
Virginie
Confederate States Congress
New York City
Bench and
Bar
Ironclad Betrothal Bonds Aim to Preserve Canton Wedding
In Canton Ohio July 19 a couple named Elizabeth Holds and Castan Bartt plan to wed with an unusual pre marriage pact. The fathers pledged $700 farm and $700 cash as bonds to deter divorce and enforce loyalty. The bride and groom express confidence but the bond details promise forfeiture for infidelity, gambling, or gossip.
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Canton
Ohio
Jonty
Elizabeth ‘Holds
Castan Bartt
Youngstown
Polo Cup Titles Eyed at Point Judith Club
Polo enthusiasts converge on Narragansett Pier for four cup events at the Point Judith Polo Club starting next Monday. International players from Europe join strong contingents from Canada California Kansas City Chicago Cleveland and New York as well as army teams and regional clubs in a major season opener.
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Narragansett Pier RT
Point Judith
Europe
Roger de Cabral
Jacques Bertin
Comte Louis Rene de Gramont
France
Canada
California
Kansan City
Chicago
Cleveland
Army
New York
Pennsylvania
Southern
New England
Cook-Kelley Wedding at Trinity Church York Harbor
York Harbor Me July 19 The wedding of Mise Natalie Jerrold Kelley daughter of Commander J D Herrold Kelley and Mrs Kelley and Thomas McKeown ock Jr of Pittsburgh took place at Trinity Church in the afternoon before a notable assemblage. The bride was attended by her writer Mrs Bransbury Brady of Baltimore the bridegroom by his cousin James Scully Jr of Pittsburgh best man. The ceremony was followed by a large reception at the York Harbor County lab. Mr Edward Kilkenney of West Sugar arrest recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Mt Vernon hospital was moved to his home Saturday. Mice Pincilla Dackerman of Delaware Gale is spending the week end with Dr Isabelle Nixon.
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York Harbor
Mise Natalie Jerrold Kelley
J. D. Herrold Kelley
Kelley
Thomas McKeownock, Jr
Pittsburgh
Trinity Church
Bransbury Brady
Baltimore
James Scully, Jr
York Harbor County Lab
Edward Kilkenney
West Sugar Arrest
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Mice Pincilla Dackerman
Delaware
Gale
Isaballe Nixon
Balkan Peace Terms Feared as Sofia Set for Dictated End
London reports Queen Eleonora of Bulgaria appeals to Queen Elizabeth of Romania to halt Romanian advances toward Sofia. Romania, Greece, and Serbia plan to dictate terms. Bulgarian main army massed between Kustendil and Dubalta, 40 miles south of Sofia, expected last stand. Reports cite repeated massacres alleged by Bulgarian, Greek, and Serb sources.
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London
Eleonora
Bulgaria
Elizabeth
Rumania
Elisabeth
Scenica
Sofa
Charles
Romania
Ferdinand
Servia Ant
Greece
Kusten
Automobile Overturn Near Worthington Injures Five
A two passenger car overturned five miles north of Worthington. Claude Gouthard, 33, of Nellofentaime is believed fatally hurt. Injured are Roy Kissinger Reaton Medbery Miss Rather Boshur and Miss Geneve King, all of Worthington.
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Lolumour
Worthington
Claude Gouthard
Nellofentaime
Roy Kissinger
Reaton Medbery
Misa Rather Boshur
Geneve King
Train wreck injures seven near Perry Ohio
Seven people are injured after Lake Shore train No 11 telescopes the dining car on a tall train at Perry near Painesville Ohio. Conductor Buchanan and several Cincinnati chefs and waiters are among the injured as more than 100 passengers escape death in the wreck.
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Cleveland
Mieven
Lakeshore
Perry
Painesville
Buchanan
Cincinnati
Father Pleads To Keep Don Hazel In Prison
In Columbus on July 19 John F. Hazel, father of Don Harvey Hazel of Toledo, urged Governor Cox's office to maintain his son's life sentence for his mother's murder six years ago. The state parole board recommended release, saying members believe the youth is innocent, while Hazel Sr. argues the crime likely occurred while his son was insane and could recur if freed.
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Columbus
John FP. Hazel
Don Harvey Hazel
Toledo
Russell
State Board of Pardons
Rugescl
Hazel
Cox
Supreme Court Reporter Expands Staff in Columbus
Columbus July 19. Supreme Court Reporter B C Randall enlarges his office to report cases in appeal. L W Henney remains as assistant at 2009 dollars yearly and Charles Justice of Youngstown is hired as a stenographer.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
B. C. Randall
L. W. Henney
Charles Justice
Youngstown
Copperhead Bites Woman in Bed in Branchville N J
In Branchville New Jersey on July 19 Mrs Buscher woke in pain as a copperhead two feet long bit her first on the feet and then the knee after her husband urged her to sleep he killed the snake and a physician said the bites would not prove fatal.
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Branchville
N. J
Buscher
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