Address on canal tolls to be delivered by Ident Will
Ident will personally address a joint session of Congress Thursday to advocate repeal of the exemption clause in the Pan United States canal act. The president reaffirmed the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and national honor, arguing tolls interpretation favors all nations except the United States. The message aims to start a fight in Congress with Senate leaders and inter-oceanic committee members split, but Republicans and Democrats are seen uniting to pass repeal.
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Early action forecast on Alaska coal land bill
Washington March 4 The public lands committee plans favorable action on the administration bill to develop Alaska coal lands. Leases would be in blocks up to 2 560 acres with royalties and rentals rising by year five. Govt reserves Behring and Matanuska fields for naval fuel supply.
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Washington
Alaska
Public Lands Committee
Matanuska
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Navy
Harvard to Start Children’s Model School at Ambridge
AMBRIDGE March 4 The university will begin a model school for children next fall with a kindergarten class as the first addition and plans for further classes in subsequent years. Both boys and girls will be taught by a carefully selected staff under university supervision.
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Associated Press
Ambridge
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University Tment of Education
Plew Hanged for Murder in Connecticut Jail
James Plew was executed by hanging at Wethersfield state prison for the June 1913 murder of William Wakefield in Middlebury in a plot to marry Mrs. Wakefield. Mrs. Wakefield, his accomplice, faced execution but a stay saved her life. she awaited the ruling with potential gallows fate. The case stirred national interest with suffragist and public figures petitioning for clemency.
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Hartford
Conn
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William Wakefield
Middlebury
Mrs. Wakefield
Wethersfield
Prew
Supreme Court
Jukes
Wakefield
Connecticut
Baldwin
Board of Pardons
Former Mobilian Seeks the Senate
Spokane news reports Judge George Turner who arrived in Washington Territory in 1884 and was elected U S senator in 1897 announced his candidacy for the United States Senate at the upcoming September primaries. He formerly practiced in Mobile during Carpetbag rule and served as United States district attorney for Alabama’s middle district in Montgomery under Republicans. His brother W W D Turner also held Republican office in Mobile and was influential in the party before moving to the Northwest.
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Wash
George Turner
Washington Territory
Arthur
United States Senate
United States
Middle District
Alabama
Montgomery
W. W. D. Turner
Mobile
Hauser Awarded to Pensacola in Baseball Arbitration
National Board of Baseball Arbitration assigns players to teams with Mike Hauser going to Pensacola Florida. Other recipients include James A. Tierney to Texarkana and John Fillman to Paris Texas. The decision favors the listed clubs and names the cities for each player.
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Pensacola
Auburn
N. Y
National Board of Baseball Arbitration Today
James A. Tierney
Texarkana
John Fillman
Paris
Tex
Fla
Beauty Doctor Shares Secret Hair Darkening Mixture
Miss Alice Whitney of Detroit states a home formula can darken gray hair and improve growth and shine. Mix bay rum alcohol glycerine Barbo Compound with water and apply twice weekly to achieve a younger appearance and relief from scalp issues.
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Alice Whitney
Detroit
Mich
Moving pictures to be shown as evidence in trafficking trial
In New York the trial of Samuel H. London and Henry Bohm opens with plans to project a moving picture film on white slave traffic as part of the evidence. The courtroom display will occur at night with a screen set on the rear wall while the motion picture machine sits to the right of the judge’s bench.
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New York
Court of General Sessions
Samuel H. London
Henry Bohm
Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home tonic to darken gray hair, remove dandruff and itching, and stop hair loss. It promises natural, even color restoration after one or two applications and lustrous, thicker hair by morning.
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Wyeth
Meat and kidney trouble warning from a cited author
A promotional medical blurb urges daily meat eaters to flush kidneys with salt to prevent uric acid buildup. It claims meat paralyzes kidney expulsion, causing dull kidney pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, cloudy urine, and nightly urination beyond normal. It recommends four ounces of a unspecified product daily in water for cleansing and relief.
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