Constitutional convention factions clash in Columbus
Reports from Columbus on January 12 detail a power struggle within the constitutional convention over leadership and committee posts. Prospective vice president candidates include D Wess of Greene County and Antioch College's president, amid moves by Bigelow aligned forces and rival factions.
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First Degree Murder Plea in Oregon Court
Webster pleads guilty to first degree murder of his wife Descent Webster in district court before Judge Farrand. Court empties wasteful frictions as witnesses and jurors fill the room amid cold, with Webster's mother and the Kent family mourning.
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Omie County
Bentle Kent
Chicago
Rush Medial College
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Wealth of Fifty-One Multi milionaires in the United States
In a speech yesterday Senator Davin of Arizona cited fifty-one United States and territorial millionaires owning substantial portions of the nation’s wealth. He named famous names such as Rockefeller, Astor, Vanderbilt, and Morgan, stating their combined fortunes exceed the majority of the country’s wealth.
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Billion and Half Buried in New York Vaults
A vast hoard of money and securities, totaling about 1.5 billion dollars, is buried under debris in the Mercantile Bank Deposit vault. Police reinforce the district as recovery work begins, with investigators hoping to access the vaults within weeks amid reports of gems and society funds stored there.
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2000 Japanese Soldiers Smuggled in Hawaii
A fragmented report describes 2000 Japanese soldiers smuggled into Hawaii, with officials debating measures and noting fears of Oriental influence. The article cites Major Cerber and Carter Hays discussing reductions in offices and deployment limits, while warnings focus on security risks to the Pacific theater and potential expansion of naval defense in the region.
Delgasse Asked 10 Form New Ministry
Parle January 12 Marine Initiator Delgasse, prominent in public life, seeks to form a new ministry and retain the foreign affairs portfolio. Reports say he may be appointed premier, with German influence cited regarding Moroccan and Congo negotiations. Delgasse is viewed by some as the biggest man in France, though rivals like Clemenceau oppose him.
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Theatres Aided in Mulcting Public in Chicago
A defunct broker chief testifies before a bankruptcy referee about methods used to skim from theater seats. He claims arrangements with large Chicago houses including Shubert interests to obtain prime tickets and resell at high marks. Shubert, Cort, McVickers and Power reps deny knowledge of such scalping.
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Townbuffoon charters special train for millionaire one day
Wilkentwice Pennsylvania January reports Democratic mayoral candidate John Joy McDevitt to leave the city this afternoon for New York aboard a Lehigh Valley special. The tale details McDevitt’s campaign, alleged payments, and his plan to ride a freight car in a publicity stunt amid a storm of skepticism from family and observers.
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Carnegie Views on Regulation and Trust Dissolution
Andrew Carnegie voiced views on regulating big corporations versus dissolving trusts. He opposed strengthening the Sherman Act, favored government price regulation, and argued that price pools and intercompany agreements would persist even with dissolution, potentially blocking consumer price reductions.
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