Spain and Vatican exchange welcomes in historic entry
Fermin Cableton y Planchon, newly named Spanish ambassador to the Vatican, presented credentials to the pope yesterday. The ceremony followed the previous break in relations during 1910 and included a royal full-dress escort to the Vatican and a visit to Cardinal Merry del Val at the papal state secretariat.
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Phosphorus-Laden Mail Sets Scotland Letter Boxes Ablaze
In Idee Scotland on February 6 five mail boxes were set on fire after a postal worker found envelopes containing tubes of phosphorus and other flammable contents in sorting tables. The letters were addressed to Asquith with the word Justice inscribed inside. One of the five men suffered serious burns.
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Scotland
Asquith
Justice
Chance for Women to Vote Reaches Senate in Pa.
Pennsylvania lawmakers sent a suffrage bill from the House with 130 to 70 approval and now the measure heads to the Senate seeking passage. The Associated Press reports the proposal would extend voting rights to women in the state pending final approval.
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Roof Garden for His Church in St Louis
Rev Dr John L Brandt of the First Christian Church announces plans to build a West End church with a roof garden. The facility will host picture shows entertainments and summer services plus free medical dental and surgical clinics and a night school. He says 400000 residents do not attend church and the new initiative aims to draw them in.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
John L. Brandt
First Christian Church
West End
Brandt
Assassination attempt wounds Salvadoran president
President Manuel E. Araujo of El Salvador was wounded in a Tuesday night assassination plot. The conspirator, a Guatemalan named Virgilio Mulatillo, was captured after admitting the plan was hatched in Guatemala City and carried out in San Salvador.
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Associated Press
San Salvador
Salvador
Manuel FE. Araujo
Virgilio Mulatillo
Mulatillo
Araujo
Guatemala City
Chicago Leads Nation in Parcel Post Fulfillment
Chicago leads U S cities in parcel post for January the first month of operation. New York trails by over 500000 packages. Chicago dispatched 3 617 678 parcels while New York sent 2 972 879. New York received 660 182 packages, 107 865 more than Chicago.
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Red Cross barred from Adrianople during Balkan crisis
Berlin reports the Bulgarian government refused the German empress's appeal to Queen Eleonore to allow a German Red Cross expedition to reach Adrianople. Despite efforts by the German minister in Sofia to secure passage, Bulgaria says tactical reasons make the aid impractical.
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Rockefeller to be examined on Jekyll Island Island home
Brune wick Ga February 6 Arrangements completed for William Rockefeller's examination Friday afternoon by the house money trust committee at the Rockefeller apartment on Jekyll Island. Publicity aversion leads to barring newspaper men from the island and private property. Government investigators will be cared for in Rockefeller apartments during their stay.
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Associated Press
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William Rockefeller
House Money Trust Committee
Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Denver Woman Senator Fights Off Drink Stereotype
In Denver Colorado on February six a state senator quoted a claim that twenty Denver women drink more than men. Mrs Helen King Robinson Colorado's first woman senator denounced the remark as insulting and warned she would seek Hecker's expulsion if repeated.
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Colorado Senate
Senator Hecker
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
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Hecker
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Double Murder Startles Paris
Paris, Feb. 5. Edouard Peltier, high official in the justice department, was murdered in his residence. A nurse attending him was also killed. The crime is linked to an uncaptured gang member of the automobile bandits on trial here. About $1000 was stolen.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edouard Peltier
Department of Justice
Peltier
Bureau of Pardons
Ministry of Justice
President Taft to speak at Sherman Memorial services
President Taft ten senators and Speaker Clark will address memorial services in the Senate February 15 for the late Vice President Sherman. Invitations go to former President Roosevelt and other former officials, Supreme Court members, cabinet and diplomatic corps, governors, and public men.
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Clark
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Sherman
Roosevelt
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Morton
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Senate action seeks to press $71,000 claims on Mexico
Associated Press reports that the senate adopted a resolution to press $71,000 in damages claimed by American citizens in El Paso and Douglas during the Madero revolution. Senator Smith of Arizona supports US payment with reimbursement from Mexico.
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Not Seeking Honors As A Baker Of Pies
Miss Delia Torrey of Millbury Mass says she does not claim to make better pies for the president and hints the famous pie story originated with Horace Taft who joked to a reporter.
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