Lawsons Inquiry Prolonged After House Rules Vote
The House Rules Committee, amid Republican protests, reported adversely Wood's privileged resolution seeking a congressional inquiry into Lawson's claim of a leak to Wall Street about Wilson's peace note. Contempt charges and potential sub committee action remain disputed among lawmakers.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Wood
Lawson
Wall Street
Wilson
Henry
Honeymooner Burglar Linked To Rail and Stage Robberies
Jack Baudharian, jailed in a fashionable Los Angeles hotel on a honeymoon, confessed to police that he and Albert J. Griffith, a Los Angeles policeman, robbed express wagons for about 38000, held up eight stages near San Diego, and killed Drew B Milligan two months earlier. Griffith disputed the confession. Baudharian says they met in San Diego while Griffith was on sick leave and desertion followed.
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Los Angeles
Jack Baucharian
Albert J. Griffith
Drew B. Milligan
San Diego
Griffith
Milligan
Emma Weidein
Baudharian
United States Marine Corps
Bopp Guilty Says Jury on Neutrality Conspiracy
Franz Bopp German consul general in San Francisco and four associates were found guilty by a U S district court jury of conspiring against U S neutrality. The verdict declared guilt on all charges as the room fell silent while observers watched Bopp receive the outcome.
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San Francisco
Franz Bopp
United States District Court
Bopp
United States
America
Canada
Suffragists Resume Silent Vigil Outside White House
The silent sentinels, suffragist pickets, reassemble outside the White House in freezing wind. They stand with banners as the president leaves for golf, then returns to see their protest.
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Washington
White House
Rockefeller Jr Addresses Founders Day on Labor Role
At Cornell University John D. Rockefeller Jr. said future corporate executives will be chosen for their ability to work amicably with labor as organizers or financiers. The remarks were delivered during Founders Day activities in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
N. J
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cornell University
MacVeagh I3 Dead in Garfield Cabinet Era
Wayne MacVeagh attorney general of Garfield's cabinet and brother of the late secretary of the treasury died today in Washington. The news records the death of a prominent 19th century U.S. official associated with the Garfield administration.
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Macveagh
Washington
Wayne MacVeagh
Garfield
Secretary of the Treasury
Wheat Market Closes Up in Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat futures end with May at 1.4875 dollars a bushel, corn at 98 1/2 cents, and oats at 57 1/2 cents as of today’s close. Market activity centers on grain prices amid city trading.
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Chicago
Daniels Confirmed at Late Date by Senate
Washington reports Winthrop M. Daniels of New Jersey won reappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission by a 42 to 15 Senate vote after a delayed, bitter fight. A portion of the executive-session debate was made public, highlighting clashes over Daniels past rulings as New Jersey public utilities commissioner.
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Washington
Winthrop M. Daniels
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Republican Party
Hollis
Cummins
Daniels
Public Utilities
Newlands
Danish Isles Purchase Completed as U S Ratifies
Washington reports that King Christian has ratified the treaty selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. A steamer will depart Copenhagen for New York as Congress considers a 25 million dollar purchase price. Details of transfer and a temporary government await congressional action.
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Washington, D. C
Copenhagen
Christian
Congress
Executive Department
Indiana Dairymen Open State Convention at Purdue
Dairymen from across Indiana arrived in Lafayette for the Indiana State Dairy association annual convention to be held through the week at Purdue university and its facilities.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana State Dairy Association
Purdue University
British Close to Turkish Frontier Near Rafa Action
Six lines of trenches around Rafa on the Sinai peninsula were captured by British forces with 1600 Turks taken prisoner. The Turkish relief force was destroyed as British operations push toward the Turkish frontier. Rafa sits near El Arish, with historic battles dating to 721 BC. The Cornwallis submarine and seaplane Car ri e Ben Mychree were sunk as authorities suppress demonstrations.
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London
Rafa
Sinai Peninsula
el Arish
Egypt
Suez Canal
Rhaphia
Palestine
Jerusalem
Cornwallis
Carrie Benmychree
Government Accepts Ultimatum Delivering Mountain Guns
Athens report that the government has accepted the entente ultimatum and, per the December 1 agreement with allies, King Constantine began handing over six batteries of mountain guns to entente authorities.
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Athens
Entente
Constantine
British troops penetrate German lines near Ypres then retreat
Beaten Back Berlin reports British forces pushed into German defenses west of Ypres but were repelled by a counter attack with heavy losses. London states Andrew Bonar Law announced a new British loan at five per cent at a Guildhall meeting.
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Berlin
Ypres
War Office
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Royal Arcanum Faces Mass Membership Cancellations
New York January 11. The supreme officers ordered the totaling of cancellations in the orders membership. This action reveals widespread member dissatisfaction over higher insurance costs. The order lists 240000 members nationwide with several thousand resignations in New York state since August 1 and an expected total resignations nationwide around sixty thousand.
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New York
the Royal Arcanum
United States
New York State
Gulf Coast Poultry Show Opens in Mobile
The Gulf Coast Poultry show in Mobile Alabama opens as one of the souths largest exhibitions this year with several thousand specimens including chickens turkeys ducks pigeons and pet stock from half a dozen states on display.
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Mobile
Ala
South
Linemen Burned At Hagerman Power Plant Incident
Two Idaho Power linemen at Hagerman suffered severe burns when a live wire fell on a dead wire they were working on. Griffith is not expected to live en route to Boise, while Coleman is expected to recover. They were transported by auto to Bliss for train boarding.
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Wendell
Ida
Lower Salmon
Idaho Power Company
Hagerman
Griffith
Boise
Coleman
Bliss
Thaw Attempts Suicide as Justice Battle Intensifies
Philadelphia reports Harry Thaw cut his wrists and throat in a Walnut Street residence while fugitives surrounded the building. He was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital and his condition described as serious. New York adds a third indictment against Oliver Brower connected to the Thaw case.
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Philadelphia
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Walnut Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Tate
Kirby
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Oliver Brower
Brower
Buffalo Bill Cody to Lie in State in Colorado Capitol
Denver prepares to honor Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill after his death. The body will lie in state in the Colorado Capitol Sunday from 8 am to noon, with funeral services at the Elks home and burial planned for Decoration Day on Lookout Mountain. Federal troops will escort the remains and Masonic bodies will oversee interment, as messages of condolence pour in from national figures including President Wilson.
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Denver
Colorado
Wiliam F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Capitol
Lookout Mountain
Elks
Denver Lodge of Elks
Grand Army of the Republic
Pioneer Society of Colorado
Cowboy Rangers of
The
Masons
Conteel
Guard of Honor
Uty
Cody
Royal Arch
North Platte
Neb
Knight Templar
Nelson A. Miles
Hugh L. Scott
Humber
Wyoming lawmakers plan to attend Cody funeral as a body
Wyoming legislators discussed traveling to Denver to attend the funeral of Col. William F. Cody after receiving word of his death. Formal action on the plan will be taken later.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
William F. Cody
Denver
Miles mourns Cody as a brave scout and pioneer hero
Gen Nelson Miles, retired U S Army, attending the Nebraska Territorial Pioneers association and State Historical society meeting in Lincoln expresses sorrow over Colonel Cody. He calls Cody a high minded gentleman and brave American whose exploits in the west will live in history. Miles recalls Cody as his chief of scouts during campaigns in Montana Yellowstone country.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nelson A. Miles
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers Association
State Historical Society
Colonel Cody
Cody
General Miles
Miles
Yellowstone
Montana
Buffalo Hill
Special Features at the Tech Tomorrow
Farmers and Housekeepers week at Idaho Tech adds lectures and demos for tomorrow. Miss Amy Kelly demonstrates pork corn meal and potato dishes at 10 a.m. Prof. C R Black speaks on lighting fixtures and wood finishing in the afternoon. Miss Smith demonstrates cheese dishes. A meat cutting demo runs 4 to 5 p.m. at the Tech auditorium by Reddish Market.
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Idaho Tech
Amy Kelly
Extension Department
The
State University
C. R. Black
Tech
Black
Miss Smith
Reddish Meat Market
Senators Dole Out Mileage For Togas In Idaho Senate
The Idaho state senate mileage committee approved mileage claims for the senators, with Walker logging 1292 miles the highest. Grant 1214, Jackson 1192, Stevenson 1192, and Pincock 700 miles declined due to presidential elector duties. Rates are ten cents per mile.
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Bonners Ferry
Boise
State Senate
Walker
Grant
Clearwater
Jackson
Bonner County
John B.B. Pincock
Madison County
Atherton
Baker
Bane
Bradbury
Cummings
Curtis
Driggs
Eames
Evans
Elliott
Harding
Heiss
Hill
Hughes
Ingard
Kinsolving
Lewis
Logue
Lowe
Adams County
Cassia
Mitchell
Nelson
O'Neil
Pettibone
Proctor
Randall
Rockwell
Shepherd
Shields
Stevenson
Thomas
Wedgwood
Whitcomb
Mr. President
Woman accused in farm murders and self infanticide
Greeley Colo Jan 11 County authorities investigate the death of Mrs Bessie Crozier 41 and five daughters on a local farm. Coroner Peck says indications point to murder of the children by Mrs Crozier who then killed herself. Husband found the family slain on his return from work. The woman reportedly had a pistol.
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Greeley, Cole
Bessie Crozier
Here
Peck
Appropriation Bill Passed As House Adjourns
Boise January 11 The legislative appropriation expense bill for 50000 dollars, 12000 less than two years ago, passed the house unanimously and went to the senate. Members received ration stamps and wrappers, journal corrections sparked mirth, and Johnston urged expunging a seat selection note from the record.
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Boise
House
Senate
Johnston
Bingham County
Shearer
Bingham
Anderson
Metal Market Copper Unsettled in New York Trade
In New York on January 11 copper prices remained unsettled with quotations unchanged. The report notes no major moves across lead, zinc, or tin markets as trades end with steady tones.
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Metal Market
New York
Kentucky Governor Handles Murray Mob Over Race Murder Trial
Governor Stanley arrived in Murray to oversee tensions sparked by threats against Circuit Judge Charles Bush and Commonwealth Attorney Rush. A mob demanded the return of Luke Martin, a negro accused of murder, and threatened to lynch Rush if he did not appear. Martin was described as spirited away. officials said he would be tried the next morning after talks with Rush and counsel.
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Murray
Kentucky
Stanley
Charles Bush
Smith
Rush
Luke Martin
Martin
Guthrie Iuigiud
Lively USGA Meeting Promises Major Baseball? Golf Tangle
New York January 11 Delegates from clubs nationwide gather for the United States Golf Association annual meeting. The heated issue is amateur status with Woodland Golf Club Massachusetts leading a fight against disqualifications of Culmet and other golfers. Officers for next year likely to be elected with Howard W. Perrin nominated for president.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Woodland Golf Club
Massachusetts
Woodland Club
Howard W. Perrin
Pin Valley Golf Club
Sumner, N. J
Fear for safety of aviators linked to Creco Guanato flight
San Diego January 11 renewed fear for Lt. Col. Bishop and Lt. Robertson of the army aviators who left North Island yesterday with freight to Calexico was felt when it was learned the supposed message announcing the landing at Creco Guanato Lower California was false.
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San Diego
Bishop
Robertson
North Island
Creco Guanato
Lower California
Chicago Allied Bazaar Opens for Entente Aid
Chicago’s large bazaar for Allied aid opened in the Coliseum after weeks of preparation and will run through January 20.
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Chicago
Allied Bazaar
Stockmen Meet at Tech for Idaho Livestock Association Sessions
The Idaho Livestock association holds its first general meeting at the Idaho Technical Institute with addresses by Prof. E. J. Iddings and ex Governor Ammons on cattle breeding and feeding for early maturity. Other talks cover value of livestock associations and range conservation. Seed growers session follows with insect and irrigation topics, plus a meat cutting demonstration and Idaho pictures showcase.
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Idaho Livestock Association
Idaho Technical Institute
E. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
University of Idaho
E. A. Amamns
Littleton
Colo
West
Ammons
T. W. Tomlinson
American Livestock Association of Washington
The
Livestock Association
H. R. Marshall
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Homer Fenn
Western Division
Forestry Service
Ogden
Seedgrowers
Seedgr
A. C. Burrell
Burrell
State University
J. 8. Welch
Gooding
Idaho
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
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