Kelley Named Speaker as Senate Elects Leader
Kelley was named speaker on the twelfth ballot. Kemp elected senator leader on the first ballot with H. C. Iba hours and Blyde Bara as chief clerk. Dennis O'Neill received ten votes during the last campaign.
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Linco
Legislative Party
Cc. Kelly
Haili County
Waa
J. H. Kemp
Senate
H. c. Iba
Blyde Bara
Sty
Dennis Tor O'Neill
USING STAMPS: BY MILLIONS Output to be Doubled for Use of Parcels Post-Bill for Government Loans on Farm
London reports a deadlock in peace talks with Turkey and Balkan states refusing to yield. Delegates say they have given all they can concede and demand Ottoman surrender of spoils. Adrianople stands as the divide line. a Turkish concession on the capital could unlock minor issues.
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London
Turkey
Balkan
Ottoman Empire
Adrianople
Joe Bailey of Texas to Leave Senate
Senator J Bailey of Texas sang his swan song in the Senate denouncing initiative and referendum as unamerican. He plans to resign before March 4 and submit formal notice to Governor Colquitt. Crowded galleries heard Bailey as visitors from Texas attended his farewell speech.
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Joe Bailey
Texas
Senate
Washington
J. Bailey
Colquit
Joe” Bailey
Lone Star
Peruna praised for family health in Ohio note
Mrs. Alice Bogle of Clinton St Circleville Ohio writes praising Peruna for her health and her children. She notes it is sold at drug stores and recommends asking for the free Peruna Almanac for 1913.
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Alice Bogle
Clinton
St. Circleville
Ohio
Peruna
Mortality Records Break Across Congress Regions
Mortality records have been broken during the present session featuring figures named Gordon Latta Madison Mitchell Loudenstater Utter Rhodesiana Wedemeyer Wickliffe across Vermont Tennessee Nebraska Kansas Michigan and New Jersey.
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Washington
Vermont
Gordon
Tennessee
Hubpop
Jews Promise Desert Wheat Settlement in America
A Jewish agricultural expert told a Chicago meeting that Palestine settlers have developed wheat varieties capable of enabling the settlement of vast desert tracts in America. The claim centers on Hardy varieties and irrigation potential to transform arid regions into productive farmland.
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Palestine
Chicago
America
Turkey Wielde Just a Little London ee conference
Turkey Wielde at a London conference notes a minor shift or discussion amid broader talks. Names or exact topics are unclear in the fragment but suggest diplomatic or trade considerations. Further readable context would refine participants and outcomes.
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Turkey
London
Government loans on farm mortgages proposed in Ohio bill
Representative Bathrock of Ohio introduces a bill for government bonds to reestablish a bureau of tillers of the soil on farm mortgages. The program aims for low interest rates not to exceed 4 percent and would extend loans on farms with at least half under cultivation.
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Washington
Bathrock
Ohio
Taft
Post Office Boosts Parcel Stamp Output Dramatically
Washington reports that under Postmaster General Hitchcock the Bureau of Engraving and Printing has increased daily parcel stamp production from 6 008 900 to 16 000.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Writ of Error Granted in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
In Indianapolis federal court Judge Anderson granted a writ of error after thirty three convicted conspirators withdrew supersedeas motions. W N Harding stated Herbert Hocking would not seek an appeal. The writ allows an appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anderson
W. N. Harding
Herbert
Hocking
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Inaugural Pomp Missing for Empire State Governor
The new governor’s inauguration was notably subdued with no military parade no nineteen gun salute and no civic procession at the request of the governor. The absence of customary display contrasted with typical pomp for such a transition.
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Empire
Moss Changes Hat Rule After Millinery Trip
Congressman Ralph W Moss of Indiana once criticized his wife s hat then joined her in a millinery shop He picked a fine bonnet and paid forty dollars The judge notes he now lets Mrs Moss choose her hats without complaint and no longer favors plain headwear
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Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
Lin
Mr. Moss
Keeping Her Word
A line of dialogue from a satirical piece where Josephine asks about Stella’s engagement and Margaret confirms knowledge but pledges secrecy yet hints at sharing it in a written form. The exchange centers on trust and propriety in interpersonal gossip.
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Josephine
Stella
Margaret
Distinction on deeds and advice in moral musings
The text contrasts marrying for deeds versus words and jokes about title deeds. It notes that many men treat work as if improving the boss’s view and parodies Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup claims. The piece cautions against busybody advice over tending one's own affairs.
Unclear OCR fragment on strike impact and pay
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a strike and pay issues but content is unreadable and cannot identify people or organizations. No clear events or outcomes are discernible from the available words.
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