Pujo committee nears unanimous report on money trust findings
The Pujo committee rushes to finish its report on the money trust after hearings. It will present charts detailing alleged control by New York Boston and Chicago financial firms. Chairman Pujo expects the Untermeyer report to be adopted largely and a unanimous report to the House by Friday.
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Hington
House
Money Trust Counr
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cornel Untermeyer
Pujo
Untermeyer
President Elect Wilson Talks Cabinet and Bills
Trenton N J February 25 President elect Wilson outlined his cabinet goals and upcoming legislation. He aims for a strong team ready to work and noted a possible April first extra session. He discussed currency reform tariff revision and citizenship for Porto Ricans with labor leaders.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Gourse
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Federation of Labor
Regiment Delayed By Rail Coach Shortage In Indianapolis
Indianapolis Feb 25 The Twenty third regiment under Col Edwin F Glenn awaited departure from Fort Benjamin Harrison for Galveston Texas delayed by inability to obtain railway coaches. The troops were ready at daybreak and may not reach the road until late today before the last train departs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Twenty-third Regiment
Edwin F. Glenn
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Galveston
Texas
Fire damages Winnipeg retail block for 300000 dollars
A fire in Winnipeg Manitoba caused about 300000 dollars in losses in a downtown retail block. Authorities lack a cause. The blaze damaged several shops and disrupted business in the area.
Former Mexican Foreign Minister Heads Nation Then Huerta Takes Reins
The former foreign minister briefly led the Mexican republic during the recent election before General Huerta assumed power after about 26 minutes in office.
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Mexico
Mexican Republic
Huerta
More Troops Sought for Texas Border Frontiers
Senator Morris Shepard urged Secretary Knox to deploy about 1000 troops to stretches from Brownsville to Laredo and Del Rio to El Paso amid looting near the border. He cited raids 50 miles from a Texas ranch and bands across the river near Cameron Starr and Hidalgo counties while Laredo Eagle Pass and El Paso were reportedly adequately garrisoned.
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Associated Preegs
Washington
Morris Shepard
Texas
Setate Department
Shepard
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Brownsville
Knox
Laredo
del Rio
Rio Grande
Cameron
Starr
Hidalgo
Eagle Pass
Illinois Miners Vote Relief for West Virginia Strikers
Illinois miners in Peoria at a state convention voted to grant West Virginia striking miners up to 900000 dollars in relief if needed to aid their ongoing labor dispute.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Peoria
West Virginia
Booth Proposed for Nobel Peace Prize
General Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army is proposed as a Nobel peace prize candidate for this year, cited as a major international peace factor by supporters in London.
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Associated Press
London
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
How to Save on Meat Bills
Government reports show a downturn in livestock raising nationwide. Buy two pounds to obtain one edible pound, then remove bones and waste. Purchase steam roasted meat from Hoyt's Steam Roasted Meals to save and enjoy concentrated flavor.
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Hoyt
Traveling man shot to death in Atlanta hotel
J. A. Appelbam a 48 year old traveling salesman from Chicago was mysteriously shot in his downtown Atlanta hotel room. Three shots two in the right arm one in the chest killed him. The body was found by clerk T. P. Thompson who reported Mrs Appelbam fainting as he approached the room. she is detained for investigation.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
J. A. Appelbam
Chicago
T. P. Thompson
Thompson
Portraits of Diaz Restored to Public Buildings in Mexico
Provisional President Huerta orders restoration of Porfirio Diaz portraits in public spaces. Large Diaz pictures return to the National Palace as new ministers arrange displays. Train service faces delays due to burned bridges near San Luis Potosi while El Paso routes remain intermittently available.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Diaz
Mexico
Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
National
Laredo
San Luis Potosi
United States
Il Paso
Federal Capital
Vera Cruz
M and C Employees Attend Birmingham Meeting
Mobile county delegates from Whit ler M and C shops attend the Federated Shop Employes of the Southern Railway convention in Birmingham. Delegates Clarence Cato J L Langford Leonidas Crabtrees Franklin Roberts M Paggett work as boilermakers carmen and pipemen. The convention will appoint committees to visit Washington DC to confer on a new contract starting April 1 1913. Arch McGilvery presides. the session lasted several days.
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Mobile County
Federated
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Whitler
Clarence Cato
International
Vesuvius Lodge No
Gramum JL. Langford
Leonidas Crabtrees
Franklin Roberts
Carmen
M. Paggett
Washington, D. C
Arch MecGilveray
Death of Leaders Concocted Plan in Mexico City
Unofficial reports claim President Madero and Vice President Suarez were killed near the penitentiary. Investigators note possible convoy of cars tied to the prisoners and hint at a broader conspiracy, while officials vow to assign blame to those responsible.
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Mexico City
Madero
Suarez
No better cold medicine than Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best treatment for colds. It claims to work with nature, relieve the lungs, open secretions, aid expectoration, and restore the system to health. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Allegations of Crookedness Hit Post Office Contract Case
Washington charges of favoritism in the post office department toward B I Cummins brother of Senator Cummins Iowa were raised in a House report. The committee said First Assistant Postmaster General C P Granfield and clerk Bushnell favored time marking machine firms and Cummins arranged outcomes for four year contracts with exclusive terms if bids were lowest. The panel also said the cancelling machine committee was dominated by Granfield and produced partial findings.
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Washington
Post Office Department
B. I. Cummins
Senator Cummins
Iowa
C. P. Granfield
Cummins
House
B. F. Cummins
Grandfield
T. Bushnell
Grandfield and Bushnell
Department
Ladies Gather to Discuss Mobile School System
A new meeting of women from the same organizations that sent a delegation to city commissioners last Saturday is set for Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Parlor C of the Battle House. The group will hear data on Mobile schools and read a paper by Prof. Lee Byrne of Barton Academy High School comparing modern high schools.
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Battle House
Mobile
Lee Byrne
Barton Academy High School
Miss Josephine Moore Named Office Assistant at Livingston Normal
Miss Josephine Moore named by the state normal school board executive committee as office assistant to Professor G. W. Brock president of Livingston Normal School. She was nominated for the post by Brock.
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Montgomery
Ala
Josephine Moore
State Normal School Board
G. W. Brock
Livingston Normal School
Moore
Brock
Katsura Holds Key Position Amid Japanese Cabinet Crisis
In Tokyo on February 25 the Katsura government maintains influence despite Prime Minister Katsura's resignation and the formation of a new cabinet under Count Yamamoto. Prince Katsura's faction commands a majority in the chamber, delaying the assembly of the Diet until February 27.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Katsura
Count Yamamoto
Prince Katsura
Chamber of Deputies
Mine raid in Tepec district leaves several dead
In Ixtlan Tepec February 20 a rebel attack killed Boris Gorow, a naturalized American, and Ramon Gorzueta, a Spaniard. Two American employees and one British worker are missing. The mining company's houses and mills were looted.
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Mexico
Boris Gorow
Ixtlan
Tepec
Ramon Gorzueta
Vacant lots listed on S State and Pine streets
Vacant lot entries show locations at S State Street with cross streets Pine and Kennedy. Lot sizes include 47 by 150 feet and 471 by 172 feet references, with block and parcel identifiers.
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S. S. State St
W. Pine St
S. S. State
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RTE
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House Committee On Expenditures
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Box E
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Provost-Farrow Coal CO
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