Rainey Replaced on Ballinger Pinchot Panel
Republicans in the House vote 186 to 145 to remove Rainey Illinois Democrat from the Ballinger Pinchot investigation committee. Clayton of Alabama proposes substituting Rainey for Lloyd who said he would not serve, and the Currier resolution naming caucus appointees passes 186 to 145 with 18 present.
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Washington
Jan
House
Rainey
Illinois
Ballinger-Pinchot Investigation Committee
Clayton
Alabama
Lloyd
Currier
Ballinger- Pinchot
Senate names Ballinger-Pinchot committee members
Vice President Sherman announces the senate members of the Ballinger-Pinchot committee. The Republicans named Nelson Minnesota Flint California Sutherland Utah Root New York and Paynter Kentucky as Republicans. Fletcher Florida as a Democrat.
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Washington
Sherman
Senate
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Senator Nelson
Minnesota
Flint
California
Sutherland
Utah
Root
New York
Paynter
Kentucky
Fletcher
Florida
Insurgent Leader Sees Cannon Power Diminish
Insurgent Leader Murdock of Kansas says legislative autocracy is on the run as the House nominates the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee. He asserts Speaker Cannon has lost power and that his system will fall with him.
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Washington
Cannon
Murdock
Kansas
House
Ballinger- Pinchot
Democrats Stand by Nominee for Ballinger Pinchot Panel
Washington January 20 Democratic leaders in the house reaffirmed their choice for the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee. The move effectively rejects Lloyd of Missouri in favor of Rainey of Illinois as the substitute member.
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Washington
House
Ballinger- Pinchot
Lloyd
Missouri
Rainey
Illinois
Court Dismisses Case Over Seizure Of Lace Curtains
Paris January 20 The court dismissed a case arising from an attempted seizure of lace curtains for the residence of Mrs John G A Leishman wife of the U S ambassador to Italy The court ruled her standing should have protected her against seizure
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Paris
John G. A. Leishman
United States
Italy
Leishman
Government will pursue merger dissolution suit
Washington January 20 authorities say the government will not drop the suit to dissolve the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger. Attorney General Wickersham reports nothing in his inquiry to warrant dropping the action.
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Washington
Union Paycific
Southern Pacific
Wickersham
Unified labor union plan outlined in Indianapolis meeting
Leaders of the Western Federation of Miners and United Mine Workers of North America proposed a unified and aggressive organization for metal and coal miners across North America. The plan was presented to the convention in Indianapolis on January 20.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Metal and Coal Miners of North America
Western Federation of Miners
United Mine Workers of North America
Estrada's Reply Ends Peace Talks. Reinforcements Ordered
Managua January 20. President Mad rit announced that General Estrada's reply abruptly ended peace negotiations and that reinforcements were ordered to the front to strike a decisive blow at the insurgent army.
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Managua
Madriz
Estrada
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Friday
Forecasters predict a fair night with temps cooling into the evening. Friday is expected to be clear and colder with brisk winds and chilly overnight lows across the region.
Beginning term enrollment for North School closure notice
The North school is not ready and due to crowding no new pupils may be admitted for the second term. The term starts Monday afternoon January 24, 1910. New pupils must enroll early with Walter R. Siders, Supt Public Schools.
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Walter R. Siders
Supt
Idaho Governor on national resources and conservation
Governor James H. Brady, during a New York Sun interview, discusses Idaho’s strong stance on conserving national resources. He notes large forest reserves, potential hydro power, substantial irrigation, and a desire to keep more land proceeds for state use including schools and roads.
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Pinchot
Idaho
New York Sun
James H. Brady
Washington
Congress
George L. Shoup
Brady
Tdaho
Mississippi
Rockies
Wyoming
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
New York
Ohio
San Francisco
California
Utah
Montana
Middle West
Boise
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Gate City of Idaho Greeting From Pocatello Club Leader
A message from J. T. Young, as president, urges members of the Pocatello Commercial Club to face the year with purpose and resolve. He calls for citizens to seize golden opportunities, extend greetings globally, and strengthen friendships as the city frames its future.
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Idaho
Pinochle stakes lead to sale of Wallace newspaper
In Wallace Idaho a pinochle game between Harry Moore owner of The Dividend and L. W. Brooks over a box of cigars ended with Brooks winning and acquiring the paper. The lengthy interview covers Moore’s Democratic past, Idaho politics, and views on woman suffrage and prohibition.
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Wallace
Idaho
Harry Moore
L. W. Brooks
Brooks
Moore
Miners Entombed After Mine Explosion In Richmond
An explosion at mine No. 6 owned by Pence and Cannon in Richmond trapped about thirty miners this afternoon. Rescue efforts began as authorities reported two men were removed from the debris.
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Richmond
Jan
Pence and Cannon
Revenue law changes urged by Idaho county conventions
Twin Falls News reports Idaho needs a constitutional amendment to avoid overtaxation after the supreme court ruling requiring full cash value assessments. Commissions urge next legislature to enact highway and revenue reforms, praising Gov Brady and Commissioner E R Sherman for coordinating the convention and its recommendations.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Supreme Court
Boise
Govenor Brady
General Assembly
Brady
E. R. Sherman
Sherman
Commissioners’ Convention
Commonwealth
Commissioners
Unionists gain 58 seats in English elections
London reports show a wave of tariff reform influencing constituencies as results come in. At 3 pm the government coalition totals are Liberals 132 Irish Nationalists 50 Laborites 25 and Unionists 158 with Unionists net gains totaling 58 primarily from Liberal seats across 365 districts.
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London
Laborites
Wheat Market Slumps in Chicago Trade
January wheat closed at 1.103 dollars in Chicago trading on January 20 as buyers hesitated and Chicago market activity showed subdued demand. The report notes price direction remained unsettled with distant trading plans shaping futures.
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Chicago
Three Die as Freight Train Detour Plunges in Snow
A Moffatt road freight train derailed between Jenny Lake and Antelope near the summit, sending the engine 300 feet off the track. Engineer Gray and Fireman Hoosick, both of Denver, were killed. Brakeman Fertig died on scene. Conductor Chapcott was reported fatally injured. The train, bound for Denver, was pulled by a large compound engine.
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Denver
Moffatt Road
Jenny Lake
Antelope
Gray
Hoosick
Fertig
Chapcott
Letter From Mr. Gray Calls for Unity in Pocatello Club
A January Tribune letter from D W Church supporter urges consolidation of two rival Commercial clubs into one in Pocatello Idaho. The writer praises Hood and Corliss proxies conflicts and endorses Mayor Church as a unifying leader while urging citizens to back a single president and active public support for a prosperous city.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Tribune
Commercial Club
Board of Governors
D. W. Church
Messrs. Hood
Corliss
Church
Young
No Wage Increase Stalled Railroad Talks in East
Cleveland report says no railway in the eastern U S or Canada heading to wage and uniform condition demands by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors. W G Lee head of the Trainmen announced from headquarters in Cleveland on January 20.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
W. G. Lee
Jeffries and Gotch Set For Exhibition At Auditorium Next Week
The Jeffries Gotch Roller Berger team brings a display of athletic feats to the auditorium next Tuesday evening. Jeffries performs training sketches and sparring with Sam Berger, followed by a monologue by Dr. Roller and a wrestling bout with Gotch. A bag puncher, moving pictures, a farm scene, and a comedy act round out the program with $250 prize challenge for Gotch.
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Jeffries
Johnson
Sam Berger
B. F. Roller
Seattle
Frank Gotch
John Hermanson
Farmer Burns
Frazee
Frank Goteh
Glockers
Anna
Charles
Academy Wins In A Practice Game
The Academy defeated the Y M C A 58 to 21 in a practice basketball game with the senior team leading at half and the Y M C A crowd noting the A of I progress. Freeman starred for the Y M C A and Nielsen led scoring for the Academy as both sides prepared for upcoming games against Fielding Academy and a trip to American Falls for evening contests.
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Freeman
Reese
Nielson
McCreary
Coffin
Miller
Derham
Clendenin
Academy
Clendin
Derlam
Y. M
A. Nielson
Huggarts
Tyson
Samms
Fielding Academy
Academy Gymnasium
American Falls
Ambassador Joaquin Nabuco Laid To Rest In Washington
Funeral of Joaquim Nabuco Brazilian ambassador held at St Matthew's Church with participation from state military and church dignitaries. Procession and rites marked a solemn farewell in the capital.
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Washington
Joaquin Nabuco
St. Matthew's
Edison Phonograph and Records At Local Store
A local shop advertises Edison phonographs and records for sale at the bookstore and pharmacy, highlighting new arrivals and demonstrations for customers.
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Edison Phonograph
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Moffat
MR. Gray
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Gotch
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