Underwood and Wilson Confer on Extra Session Plans
President elect Wilson held talks with Oscar W. Underwood on the extra session program and personnel, with Governor Wilson saying no conclusions were reached. Both stressed thorough consultation and no factional differences with Bryan or Clark.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Tentatives
Mr. Underwood
W. J. Bryan
Champ. Clark
Underwood Talks Cabinet Plans and Tariff Timetable
Mr Underwood refrains from specifics about cabinet changes and notes talks on what will come up at the extra session. He expects tariff consideration to cover each schedule separately with optional enacting clauses, and says Bryan friends are likely to back Wilson. Frequent high level talks with Governor Wilson noted and plans for Senate leaders’ visits next week.
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Bryan
Wilson
Underwood
Baltimore
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
O’gorman
New York
Gore
Oklahoma
London Taxi Service Tied Up by Drivers Strike
London faced a near shutdown as taxi drivers struck, leaving about 8,000 cabs idle in garages. Companies cited unprofitable operations as the main cause while a few taxis ran with individual drivers. The disruption spread across the city as the strike continued.
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London Taxi Service
London
Prison Train Brings 33 Labor Leaders to Indiana Prison
Thirty three labor leaders were escorted by rail from Indianapolis to a state prison where they were shaved and placed in prison garb on New Year’s Day. The group, including M. Ryan of the Iron Workers Union, faces punishment for crimes linked to the McNamara brothers, now jailed at San Quentin. The long guard escorted journey lasted nearly twenty hours with a crowded, secretive trek through Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. F. J. Higgins of Boston, a former Iron Workers organizer, collapsed aboard and is sentenced to two years.
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Immediailothos
Ak M. Ryan
Iron Intern Union
Indianapolis
McNamara Brothers
San Quentin
Cal
Uni
Ryan
United States
Schmidt
Leavenworth
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Son
City
F. J. Higgins
Boston
New England
Iron Workers’ Union
Joyous Welcome to the New Year in Mobile 1913
The city celebrated New Year’s Eve with loud fireworks cannons horns foghorns and sirens as Mobile ushered in Anno Domini 1913. Residents heard celebratory whistles watched revelers and endured the final hours of 1912 with street scenes marking the transition.
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Mobile
Taft Hosts Fourth Public New Year Reception at White House
The article notes Taft and Mrs Taft greeting a crowd at the White House for a New Year reception. Diplomats led by France's Jusserand and Japan's Viscount Chinda, plus many military officers, cabinet members, and citizens, passed through to convey greetings and receive well wishes. Reception extended to Knox household with a Pan-American Union breakfast.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Beautiful
Wright
Mate War and Navy
Ambasaador Jusserand
France
Viscount Chinda
Japan
Dominion Republic
Iles
Sta
Ncr Executive
Bixby
Torney
Smith
Allen
Crowder
Darlington
McIntyre
Wood
Miles
Ima
Bureau of Navigation
Twinning
Bureau of Ordnance
Willets
Navy Yards
Charles Token
Charles Fikes
Navy
Wain
Barker
Knox
Imantes
Minister Arrested On Serious Charge In Owensboro
Henry C. Hoffman former Methodist minister and head of an orphans home in Deland Florida is under arrest in Owensboro Kentucky charged with criminally assaulting an eight year old girl inmate of the institution.
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Owensboro, Ky
Henry C. Hoffman
Deland
Fis
Fairhope Honors Visitors at Eighteenth Anniversary Banquet
Delighted guests from Mobiles and national figures like Ingersoll Fels visit Fairhope to mark the eighteenth anniversary of the single tax colony. A banquet will be held Wednesday night with H. B. Gaston presiding and a history of the colony presented.
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Fairhope
Ala
Jan
Peibipeto
Iat Place
Apollo
H. B. Gasto
Vari
Ingersoll
New York
Joseph Fels
Henry George
Philadelphia
London
da Keifer
Cincinnati
James
Ik. G. Rickardy
W. H. Bryant
D. J. Spotswood
L. C. Irvine
Mobile
O'cloék
Gaston
Cnnnection
Confederate veterans reunion set for May in Chattanooga
At a May 28 1938 conference the general committee announced the next reunion will be held a day later than prior years. Chattanooga hosts report enthusiastic response with plans already underway and strong interest in war history and old comrades.
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Chattanooga
Young
Mobilian Captain Schwarz Visits Montgomery Lodges
Leon Schwarz president of the Seventh District of the Independent Order Bnai Brith came to Montgomery for an official lodge visit and returned to Mobile. Widely known as Captain Schwarz, he has served twenty years in the Alabama National Guard and now serves on Colonel Hubbard's staff. He has marched to inaugurations from Thomas G. Jones to Governor O Neal and dedicates personal service to the temple and to Bnai Brith philanthropic efforts.
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Montgomery
Leon Schwarz
Independent Order
Brith
Hig
Mobile
Schwarz
Alabama National Guard
Hubbard
Dexter Avenue
Thomas G. Jones
O'Neal
Citizen Soldiery
B'nai B'rith
Unclear Local Weather Forecast for Alabama
Weather outlook for Alabama shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Warmer temperatures expected with light to moderate southerly winds. Some garbled text remains but core details indicate continued fair skies through the period.
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Alabama
Boys Picked Up as Hoboes Prove to Be Burglars
Confession reveals three youths from Dixon Tennessee robbed a jewelry store two months ago. Browning Fussell and Ballard admitted taking watches, rings, bracelets and other items, hiding the loot under a house before distributing it along the railroad line. The group traveled through Kentucky and toward Nashville, trading for food and rides as detectives tailed their movements.
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Browning
Clayton & Maxwell
Maxwell
Charles
Henry Brown
Clayton Lard
Clayton Smith
Donenalda
Lodgin
Eds
Nashville
Murphy
Fussell
Dixon
G. L. Pentecost
Kentucky
Ballard
Mobile
Ohio
Jack‘Tenn
We & the Jewelry
Lucky Thirteen Rumor Circles HM In Office
Rumor claims a lucky thirteen letters mark the line to HM office with speculation about a president-elect and Governor Wilson. The garbled text references the Wilson family and rural college meetings amid unclear dates and terms.
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Wilson
Platin ‘Aperd
Arlington flashes New Year signal from coast station
The Arlington coast radio tower sent a New Year greeting at midnight in sync with the naval observatory clock. The beacon aimed to reach Clifden Ireland and ships on Atlantic routes, signaling via a precise cadence of beats and tones across the night.
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Arlington
Arlington Tower
Naval Observatory
Death of John J. Hall Former Georgia Official
John J. Hall died at 12:40 am aged 72. Hall served as assistant attorney general under President Marree, was a judge in the Iran circuit court of Georgia, and held terms in the Georgia House of Representatives and the state Senate. Investigators had worked over a month without progress on the base theft case in Dixon, a city about 40 miles west of Yam Ville, with Browning, Mexwell, and Bailaré named among suspects. Leslie Fussell, a resident, was also linked to the case.
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John J. Hall
Beane T. Hall
Marree
Iran Circuit Court
Georgia
Haa
Georgia House of Representatives
State Tenate
Dixon
Sees Tion
Yam Ville
Browning
Mexwell
Bailaré
Leslie Fussell
Place
New Year's Greeting From The Item of Mobile
The Item extends best wishes to its readers and Mobile as 1913 begins with a prospect of notable advance. The city and trade territory are urged to pursue prosperity and progress in the moral and betterment of affairs.
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Mobile
United States
Item
Castro declines to receive talks with United States
Exiled dictator Castro refuses further meetings with U.S. officials. He expresses anger over his detention on Elila Island and repeats wishes to avoid return, stating first that he will not engage with German steamer authorities.
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Mets
United States
In the City of Hernoon See Me Trotha Bay Ad
A clipped local item notes a Bay area advertisement visible in Hernoon city sections. The notice mentions a specific location and a sales pitch or service offer framed as a community notice. No dates or prices are included in the readable text.
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Hernoon
Three Drunken Men Cause Panic in Cincinnati Church
A disordered report describes three intoxicated intruders armed with revolvers entering a church in Newport Kentucky during a service. Parishioners confronted the rioters and restrained them until authorities arrived, ending the disturbance without serious injury.
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Cincinnati
Obig
Jan
Corpus Mees
Newport
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