Ailshie Out as Dark Horse Emerges in Shoshone Ballots
Six senatorial ballots cull Ailshie from the race as E. H. Howey enters as a dark horse. Beale and Fre vent shift support to Brady, widening his tally to 39 with Airshie at 12 and scattered votes for others. Final totals show Brady at 38 and several minor counts.
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Faise
Tribune
E. H. Howey
Beale
Frevont
Brady
Airshie
Babe
Strady
Nugent
Hamer
W Ilshie
Dunn
I Wev
Babb
Morrison
Reach
Morgan
Ballot Deadlock Persists in Idaho Senate Race
Boise January 22 After 21 ballots James H Brady led with 36 votes to Airshie’s 28 as North’s split persisted. Beach of Lewiston emerged as a possible dark horse while movements favored Dunn over Airshie with several senators shifting their support amid calls for a committee to invite Senator Borah to speak.
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Boise
James H. Brady
James F. Airshie
Airshdp
Brady
Ailshie
Joint Assembly
Beach
Lewiston
Hart of Fremont
Macbeth
William Edgar Borah
Clark
Custer
Koelsch and Ohne
Bingham
Baldridge
Airshie
Robert N. Dunn
Defenbach
Dunn
Edgington
Tanner
Fairchild
Ada
Morson
R. C. Beach
Senator Fields
Cut Tariff on Cotton
Washington reports Democratic plans to lower tariffs on cotton manufactures to be recommended to the house in the extra session. Democrats argue cotton drives world economic progress and that current rates cost Americans about 200 million annually in higher clothing prices. They say revenue loss would be negligible and a revision could cut clothing costs by over eighty million dollars. Estimated duties under the new schedule would total about 310.6 million versus 13.7 million in 1910.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Chihuahua Rebels Seek Peace Surrender Proposal
Consul Let cher at Chihuahua reports rebels in the state seeking peace and a peace commission to treat with them. A federal government delegation travels by special train to negotiate with all rebel chieftains, with Orozco and Salazar’s inclusion not confirmed. Twelfth Infantry patrols in Lower California relieved. gunboat Wheeling departs Tampa for Vera Cruz due to risks to Americans.
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Washington
Letcher
Chihuahua
Orozco
Salazar
Twelfth Infantry
California
War Department
Wheeling
Tampa
Vera Cruz
Miners Arrested for Gold Theft at Leadville Mines
Four miners stepping from a western train at Penn Station were arrested in New York on charges of stealing gold dust and nuggets valued at over 50 900 from Leadville mines. Detectives report the metal strapped in money belts on the men. They await leadville sheriff’s custody.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Leadville
Colorado
Helen Gould Marries Finley J Shepard in Tarrytown
Miss Helen M Gould wed Finley J Shepard at Lyndhurst near Tarrytown in a ceremony attended by close family. The bride wore duchess ivory satin with lace trimmings and a veil. The groom, an American railroad man, received a pear shaped diamond pendant as a gift. The Gould children join the ranks of matrimony, with commentary on the family will and past marriages.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Helen Miller Gould
Lyndhurst
Finley Johnson Shepard
George J. Gould
Flowers
Daniel B. Russell
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Helen
Dorothy Gould
Miss Gould
Josephine
Napoleon
New York
Helen M. Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Helen Gould
George Jay Gould
Edith Kingdon
Augustin Daly
George Gould
Goulds
Edwin Gould
Sarah Cantine Shrady
Shrady
Eewin Gould
Howard Gould
Odette Tyler
Howard
Katherine Clemmons
California
St Anthony Visited by a Half Million Dollar Fire
Roosevelt and Willis Ellis Corey are the chief witnesses at resumed government hearings on dissolving the steel trust. Roosevelt will testify in his editorial offices and Corey in a downtown office building. The probe centers on the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger as the potential nucleus of the investigation.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Willis Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Corey
The
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Intrastate Passes May Be Illegal
The interstate commerce commission investigates improper use of railroad passes. It findings show carriers largely follow the law but passes for state travel have undermined the act by favoring certain shippers and routing interstate shipments. A public hearing opens in Denver tomorrow.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
New Era in China Dominates Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Washington January 22 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States convened with recognition of the new republic of China as the leading topic. Delegates emphasized decisive action to welcome China into the family of nations and warned that American trade in the Orient could suffer from delays in recognizing the new government era.
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Washington
Republic of China
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
China
Fire wipes out business heart of Fremont County seat
Jan 22 Idaho fire in St. Anthony destroys the Consolidated Wagon and Machine store and nearby buildings in the Ross Hamber block and Gwynn Ferney building. Lack of water magnified losses as heroism and cross-town fire response helped limit casualties and salvage valuables.
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St. Anthony
Idaho
James A. Fryer
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
First National Bank
Case Furniture Company
Ross-Hamer
Gwynn-Ferney
Riverside
Fryer
Rexbury Fire Department
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Dark Horse
Fremont Comer
James Macleod
Finley J Shepard
Helen and
Findley Shepherd
America
Fremont
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