Phillips Will Probably Live After Washington Shooting
The injured violinist David Graham Phillips shows no pneumonia complications and is expected to recover. Doctores say the motive for the shooting by Goldsborough remains unknown, though threats and a possible grievance are noted. Beveridge visits, calling Phillips a lovable character.
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United Prom Wire
New York
Jin
Dre Donovan
Walker and Hotehkien
David Graham Phillipe
Firzhugh Coyle Goldaborough
Washington
Hellevue Hospital
Goldaborough
Phillips
Goldsborough
Hin
Flo
Wimwell
Hecht
Joshua Craig
Goldsboroughs
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Bellevue Hospital
Beveridge
Mgr
Heveridge
Phillipe i
Moot Says Tariff Cannot Be Revised
Washington January 24 Senator Moot Republican Utah argues the Payne Aldrich Tariff Act is a complete whole and cannot be revised in part without disrupting other schedules. He cites interwoven parts and cites examples from the tariff law to show how changing one duty could affect numerous items.
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Washington
Tapousibie
Senate
Bmoot
Utah
Amoat
Terrill Pushes for Direct Election of Senators by People
Senator Terrill of Georgia backs a movement led by the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union to amend the Constitution for popular election of U S senators. He notes the change would empower about 3,000,000 farmers and shift away from state legislatures choosing senators, arguing it would begin a broader reform of the protective system.
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Washington, Din
Tere Nil
Georwith
Wendte & Memorial
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Popilay
Hewater Terrill
United States
Jegintayre
Harmon Firm On Tax Limit
Columbus reports Governor Harmon and supporters push for a one per cent tax limit to cap levies at 1900 levels with sinking fund and interest included. Representative Smith of Marion backs modification arguing the absolute limit harms cities while Democrats and Republicans debate accountability and feasibility.
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United Prem Wire
Columbus
Amnith
Marion
Nodtny
Devon
Harmon Ali
Temation
Kore
Smith
Murion
UM Han
Lund
Death of Famous English Skipper Barr Noted in Southampton
Captain Charles Barr, renowned English yacht skipper, died suddenly of heart disease in Southampton. He captained Westward in defense of theAmerica's Cup, earning admiration in the United States and provoking renewed interest from challengers. Barr commanded Westward for Alexander Amith Cochran of New York and had notable regatta appearances at Cuxhaven.
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Southampton
Jun
Charles Barr
Karr
Columbia
Marr
United States
Atlantic
Thomas Tipton
Dramatic Plea In West Virginia Murder Trial
In Wheeling a dramatic court scene unfolds as Mrs. Schenk's murder trial continues. Assistant Prosecutor Maury closes his case arguing unimpeachable evidence against the defendant, while Frank O'Brien contends for acquittal, denouncing state experts and urging jurors to save the accused from a harsh verdict. Continuous courtroom emotion marks the day as witnesses and counsel clash.
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United Proms Wire Wheeling
John O. Benak
J. J
Mallery
O'Brien
J. A. P. O'Brien
Wtart
Achenk
Boyce
Olin
Hundian
Schenk
Laura Behonk
Frank O'Brien
West Virginia
Klein
Maury
Kiein
Judas
Hto
Mr. Bohenk
Tia Hompitil
de. Myers
Golonini
O'Frrien
Tim
O'Frien
Dan Phillipa
Priconer
Jann
Dres
Progressive Senator Tod Aims to Unite Ohio GOP Toward Reform
Ohio Senator David Tod of Youngstown backs a national pro reform Republican league formed in Washington to wrest control from standpatters. Tod pledges full support for the league platform and readiness to mobilize progressive Republicans in Columbus to push for referendum and direct vote reforms.
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Youngstown Statesman
Sul To
National Progressive League
Ty Colted
United
Jonathan Bourne
Oreon
David Tod
Youngtown
Nationa Promremive
Washington
Mqene
Hemi
All Prograuive
Contra
Columbus
Youngstown
United States
Oregon
Lod
League Merce
Tod
Ohio
Mahuning
Elgwieenth Cieetiet
Movement to Reform Party Gains National Attention
A new reform league seeking direct voter influence on government and party primaries spurs debate in Washington. Senators and representatives claim the movement aims to reduce corruption by aligning policy with the people, not party interests, while stressing it is not a new party.
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People’s Representatives
Mitte Mee
Thonteagu Bassentiaily Nera
Gener
Washington
Ehip
Howe
Don Follett
Cuimmilie
Republican Party
Hithy
Lodoy
League
Sramime OC
Renatar Brinefow
Republicn
Kini
MIE
Lee Ued
Teatun
Politiod
George W. Norris
Nebrawka
Hoer Himurigort
Norrig
Mayfel Batt
Pawhilli
Cooper
Wincanalt
Ite League
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page Segment
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names places and dates with no clear cohesive event. Readable items include mentions of PAL MD and December style references though specifics remain unclear. This record preserves uncertain text as a compact placeholder for the source material.
Fragmented Textual Exchange Reflects Unclear Political Turmoil
A garbled OCR passage hints at a political event involving figures named Jim Smith and Woodrow Wilcott, with references to a United States context and a contentious vote. The fragmentary text mentions a "farrier orator" and warned names, suggesting a noisy public dispute and potential election activity.
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Fantom
Newark
Waekin
Uenti
Abe Opycien Peatlie
Luelad
Broithy
Wilton
Holt
The Jewels Stolen From Mrs Wilh Thaw Home
A detailed account describes a jewel theft at the home of Mrs. Wilh Thaw. Thieves entered through damaged windows and doors, crack the safe, and removed jewels valued over 30000 with no immediate suspect. Detective work follows as authorities inspect the scene and question possible motives.
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Pittahie
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