Revolt Over Rules As Senate Confirms Daniel’s Nomination
Washington reports nine senators led by La Follette revolting after the executive session where Winthrop M Daniels of New Jersey was confirmed by a 46 to 27 vote to serve on the Interstate Commerce Commission. The group pledged to challenge secrecy rules, while Democrats debate over withdrawing the nomination, amid a bitter three day Capitol confrontation. Custom revenues are said to fall about 4,000,000 yearly under the new tariff and the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. cuts local rates in Denver.
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Senate
Henator la Follette
Winthrop M Daniela
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Bristow
Cummins
Glapp
Kenyon
Norris
Jones
Grenna
Poindexter
Girling
Mr. Daniel
White House
Htte
Daniels
Caillaux Affair Messy Accusations Across French Press
The article references Joseph Caillaux and Henriette Calmette in a dispute over attacks on Caillaux by his wife’s editor. The text appears garbled with fragmented phrases and missing context, mentioning French ministers and press figures amid unclear details of the controversy.
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Joseph Caillana
Husbend
Mme, Henriette Wa Calmette
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France
Wabash Limited Crash Kills Engineer and Fireman Near Attica
A Continental Limited passenger train crashed through a bridge over the Wabash River near Attica Indiana on Sunday. The engineer was crushed to death and the fireman died after leaping free as the baggage car toppled. About thirty five passengers were injured and rushed to a LaHarpe hospital by special train. The bridge collapse followed an earlier wreck of a freight on the same structure.
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Wabash River
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Corner Stone Laid For Utah Capitol In Salt Lake City
More than 2300 men and workers from across the state attended the Sunday afternoon ceremony. Governor William Spry laid the cornerstone at 5 o clock with President Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church and several clergy, capitol commission members, the governor’s staff, and Mayor Samuel C. Park present.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Capitol
William Spry
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
W. K. ‘Ryan
St. Mary's Cathedral
Elmer J. Goshen
First Congregation Church
Capitol Commission
Samuel C. Park
Seal Hunters Victims Of Gale In Newfoundland Storm
News from St Johns Newfoundland reports a fierce storm on Tuesday among sealing fleets in the Straits of Belle Isle. Sixty four crewmen on the King Steamer Newfoundland perished after being exposed on the ice for forty eight hours. Many others likely to die. survivors rescued face grim outcomes. A 170 man crew on the Southern Crom was unreported after passing Cape Pine inbound. The Newfoundland was part of a fifteen ship fleet with over two thousand men stranded on floes near Helle Strait.
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N. F
Straits of Helle Ide
Newfoundland
Southern Crom
Cape Pinu
Wen
Grenfell Seamen’s Institute
Calypso
Jenna
N. Feynope
Southern Cross
Torreon Falls to Villa After Bloody Battle
Torreon, Mexico, fell to the rebels at 10:20 p.m. Thursday as Villa’s forces captured a large number of prisoners after heavy fighting. The campaign, begun two weeks ago, leaves Villa’s troops over 2,000 strong in casualties and gives constitutionalists control over northern Mexican territory.
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Mexico
Torreon
Venustiano Carranza
Villa
Velasco
Canyon de Guarache
Chichauhau
Vieweriano Hurierte
Constitutionalists
Californians Oppose Prohibition Implemented By State Board
The California Chamber of Commerce adopted strong resolutions opposing the proposed state constitution prohibition amendment arguing it harms public policy and worsens industrial agricultural and commercial growth unless changes are made. The dispute centers on protecting a $160,000,000 industry from confiscation while the state weighs the measure amid economic concerns.
Spaniards Deported by Gen Villa in Torreon
Gen. Francisco Villa orders 600 Spaniards in Torreon expelled to El Paso with confiscation of property. He accuses Spaniards of acting against the revolution and vows to punish all found aiding the enemy, promising clemency for those proven innocent after investigation.
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Torreon
Francisco Villa
el Faso
Tex
Joant
Chihuahua
Spaniar
Wilin
Mexico
Juares
Washington
Chiera
Villa
Reserve Banks Selected in Twelve Districts
Washington officials announced after three months of study that the continental United States will be divided into twelve banking districts with twelve cities chosen for federal reserve banks under the new currency law. The listed cities include Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco and possibly others.
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Reserve Bank Organization Committee
United States
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Kanaus
San Praneiaen
Blood and bodies mark Chihuahua battle dispatch
An Italian army officer’s report from Torreon describes Chihuahua as littered with dead horses and men. It notes thousands of federal dead, imminent mass funerals, and the defeated garrison fleeing as Villa advances, with rurales among the casualties and prisoners.
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Chihuahua
Torreon
Zapata
Villa
Unclear historical figure tied to early agitators listed
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Fred Herreshoff and Duvid Thay Ende Sullivan with mentions of God and a name rule at the U S e and Paruydh, plus dates and troops. The text is garbled, providing few verifiable facts or context.
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Duvid
Sullivan
Irveland
Torreon Occupied By Rebels Amid Fire and Barricades
Report from Torreon notes rebel forces captured the city and began burning clearings, adobe walls, street barricades and barbed wire entanglements. Only thirty captured alive and unwounded, according to information received. Also mentions lumber interests in Idaho and suffrage protests in London with clashes near Hyde Park.
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Torreon
Refugio Velasco
Chihuahue
Mexicoo
Will
Plans for a time ball league in Nevada reported
The article notes plans forming a time ball league in Nevada to organize teams in principal towns. It mentions a $100,000 set aside by Pan American Pacific exposition directors for a future world polo tournament and various other regional notes including road surveying, mining figures, and legal cases.
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State Highway Commission
Bole
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Hard Mountain Win
Ouray
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Elko
J. J. Delahide
R. Roberta
Reno
Roverte
Benjamin FP. Miller
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Wash
Minimum Wage Commission
Nevada Northern Railway Company
Howard A. Russell
Anti-Salemn League
Spokane
Washington, D. C
Hassell
Caleb Dorsey
Carson, New
Keno
Rena Instituton
Carson
Urderwent
Orden
Washoete
J. Ragore
Washoe
Ulematek
Hutte
United States Recret Service
Harry
Stone
Charles Dutcher
Seattle
James Juhnaca
Tabeses
Trinidad
Johnson
Clinton Robinson
Mar Hal
Mastings
Tacoma
Roy Dalbert Meen
Ar Inure
Ook Jemitor
Laws Jame
Welch
Montana
United States Geological Survey
Carham County
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