Congress Eyes National Roads Split Between Touring and Business Groups
United Star Representative Dorsey S. Shackelford urged a split in road policy arguing touring roads favor cheap transportation and broad access while business roads push for larger, cost efficient routes. He warned against allowing local towns and farmers to decide road networks without federal guidance, and noted the push to build vast miles of touring and business roads.
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Lodge Improves After Illness In Secluded Town
United States statesman Henry Cabot Lodge reportedly seen resting in a remote town after an illness. Doctors hope for a favorable recovery as Lodge endures anxiety and a possible operation while in seclusion.
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Woodrum Recovers After Sudden Illness In New York
Timothy Woodrum formerly Heustepont governor was stricken at Cooper Union. He recovered from a suspected stroke and remains at rest. News notes indicate a calm recovery with no further active campaigning in the New York mayoralty scene.
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Cleveland Wins Municipal Lighting Victory
Sept 24. Cleveland residents win a legal victory as a court dismisses a suit seeking to halt a $1,000,000 municipal bond plan for a city light plant. The ruling allows the city to proceed with building the plant and issuing bonds. Fishermen reported a drowning incident near the Lake Erie surface while five men went missing on a fishing trip.
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Brokers Books Doctored In Sulzer Impeachment Case
Testimony in Governor Sulzer impeachment shows Harrie Fuller ledger entries detail stock loans to Sulzer from Hardy & Fuller and margin calls. The New York broker recounts transfers in Big Four and Bill Four stock with thousands of dollars borrowed and repaid as investigators probe deceit and use of influence.
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Governor Hooker Assembly Session Devastates Tennessee
A Tennessee governor leads a state lawmakers gathering amid a disputed total of S565 078 in bonuses. A St Paul man, Anthony Gaughan, a Milwaukee driver, was fatally struck by a train employing a spewing engine, dying after hospital treatment.
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Tawney Denies Being Asked to Relinquish Commission
Winona Minnesota reports former International Joint Commission chairman Jaiis AL Tawney denies being asked to ignore the commission’s duties for President Wilson. He comments on rumors of a change and says he would resign only if removed. Separately in Morocco, a French airman drowns after his airplane capsizes near Mogador Beach.
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Lowest Tariff in Many Years Debate on Conference Report
Minority Leader Payne predicts a business slump as the House debates the conference report on tariff reform. Representative Underwood argues the new rate is lower than previous bills and could yield a revenue surplus, while Republican counterparts warn of reduced federal income and hardship for American industry.
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Robbers Take Watches Worth 91000 In Minneapolis Break-In
At 4 a.m. a robber broke the window of the Hudson Jewelry Company near the Radisson hotel in Minneapolis and stole watches valued at 91000. An employee heard a loud car engine as the crime occurred.
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Military clashes near Monastir amid Balkan tensions
Report from the Monastir area describes heavy fighting on the outskirts between Albanian and Berivian forces. Tribesmen believed to be Monlems received financial support and arms from the Turks. The attempted capture of Monastir signals possible hostilities among Balkan powers including Servians, Bulgarians, and Greek forces.
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Final Wind-Up Postures in the Campaign Drive
The note urges contestants to stay focused and resilient, warning faltering efforts could ruin hopes. It praises persistence, encourages belief in winning, and promotes a forthcoming social event tied to the campaign.
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed In South Dakota
The proclamation urges every citizen to take responsibility for waste removal and street cleaning to reduce the annual drain on resources. It emphasizes protecting forests water and land from fire and calls for municipal action to keep streets clear.
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Foul Murder Near Bixby Shocks Local Community
Sheriff custody taken of Rickman after a brutal double murder near Bixby. Bodies found burned, wounds described as multiple, house set on fire to destroy evidence. Accused allegedly plotted to coerce a daughter, who resisted and warned others. Preliminary examination waived.
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Pupils Corn Contest for Adams County
The Pupils Corn Contest for Adams County will be held during the Adams County Fair in Hettinger on October 1. Exhibits should be sent to the county fair office by the first of October with prizes totaling 1000 dollars for top places.
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Flood Ensures Losses in Louisiana Estate Damage
A flood disaster in Louisiana causes extensive property damage valued at $10,000,000. The事件 mentions burned and damaged estates and a mansion near Gotland with scattered debris and furniture losses. Local authorities assess environmental and structural risks as residents await further relief.
Fire protection measures urged in state message
The document outlines recommendations for fire prevention and fighting education and calls for remedial action to fix a grave threat to the nation. Governor Byrne signs the measure at the state Capitol with Secretary Glasner attesting the Great Seal on November 19, 1913.
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