Senator-Elect Brady Welcomed by Home Folks in Boise
James I. Brady of Pocatello arrived on No 14 after a delayed trip and was greeted by a diverse crowd. A band led a parade through the west side streets ending at the Commercial club rooms where A B Stevenson and Miles F Reed spoke. Brady thanked locals and outlined goals before heading to Kansas City for Trans Miss congress duties and then Washington for national affairs.
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Boise
New Weaver
Togo
James I. Brady
Scame
Gate City
Mountain Home
A. B. Stevenson
Miles F. Reed
The
Academy of Idaho
Theodore Turner
Brady
Ashington
Kansas City
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Washington
Ntional
Divorce Suit Draws Attention From Literary Circles
New York January 27 report on Mrs Realla Abel Armstrong suing her husband Paul Armstrong the noted playwright for divorce This is her second suit the first filed in Annapolis in 1910 was withdrawn The couple married fifteen years ago in London and had three children who live with Mrs Armstrong in New York and Annapolis society circles recall past reconciliation efforts.
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New York
Realla Abel Armstrong
Paul Armstrong
Armstrongs
London
Annapolis
Armstrong
Anne Arundel Hunt Club
Mid Winter Lawn Tennis Opens At Pinehurst
Pinehurst North Carolina January 27 The third annual mid winter lawn tennis tournament opened today at Pinehurst Country Club with a strong entry list. Events run all week and include women's singles men's singles mixed doubles men's doubles and women's doubles for midwinter sterling cups.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Pinehurst Country Club
Bonspiel Opens At Brandon Curling Club
Knights of the Stane from many curling centers gather in Brandon Manitoba for the twenty second annual bonspiel of the Brandon Curling Club. The prize list is the best ever offered and is expected to draw a large field of contestants this week.
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Brandon, Man
Knights of the Stane
Brandon Curling Club
Girl Alleged to Be Firebug Trial Held in St Louis
Barbara Gladys Arnold, 16, a nurse employed by a local Baptist minister, faced trial for alleged arson in the Windsor hotel fire in which several lives were lost. Police accuse her of starting the blaze.
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St. Louis
Barbara Gladys Arnold
Hurge
Wintermere
Militants Call for Volunteers in Suffrage Guerilla Plan
London reports a militant suffragette rally led by Emmeline Pankhurst calling for volunteers to risk their lives in guerrilla actions. Annie Kinney said women would make public men lives impossible, threatening shop windows as preparations began nationwide.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Annie Kinney
Monster Freight Locomotives In Service On Short Line
The Short Line lengthened stalls at Pocatello to house 1100 class monster freight engines now in heavy service. Photo shows engine 1134 behind 214, once a passenger favorite, now serving Boise branch duties. 1100 class with monkey motion gear leads a fleet expansion including 35 Mikado type engines for freight and passenger use.
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Monster Freight
Pocatello
Boise
McGuire Arraigned in Murder Case Seeks Insanity Plea
White Plains New York January 27 John H McGuire arraigned for trial on murder charges in the October 3 Rochelle Heights case. McGuire a former butler for Serena Starrett allegedly shot her husband while ill in bed. Defense rests on insanity. two specialists found no insanity symptoms.
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White Plains
N. Y
John H. McGuire
Serena Starrett
Rochelle Heights
McGuire
Starett
Butler
Starrett
Tennessee
Anti Alcohol Congress Opens in Columbus With National Figures
The first Anti Alcohol congress in the United States convened in Columbus Ohio for a two day session drawing representatives from major temperance and religious groups. Scheduled speakers include Congressman Richmond P Hobson of Alabama Zella Foster Stevens of the International Sunday School Association and Judge J C McWhorter who led West Virginia prohibition forces.
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Columbus
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Zella Foster Stevens
International Sunday School Association
J. C. McWhorter
West Virginia
Bail Arranged to Free General Sickles
Sheriff Hamberger secured bail from a surety company for General Daniel E. Sickles to avoid arrest and jail time after a Supreme Court order found he failed to account for over 20 000 dollars in New York Monument commission funds.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Hamburger
General Sickles
Supreme Court
Heike
New York Monument
Heike Denied Immunity in Sugar Fraud Case
Charles R. Heike former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co. is not immune from prosecution for his knowledge of sugar frauds against the government a supreme court ruling held today Heike testified before a grand jury eight months imprisonment and a $5000 fine were imposed as the sentence in the case.
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Washington
Jana
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Co
Supreme Court
Heike
Rockefeller Jr Says Men Cause Social Evil in U S
John D. Rockefeller Jr. blames men for commercialized vice in the United States. He cites business motives and urges a permanent social hygiene organization, noting that poverty and lack of training contribute but that men are chiefly responsible for women's downfall.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Rockefeller
FACES CHARGE OF KILLING IN MISSING INTIMACY CASE
Brookhaven Mississippi January 27. A grand jury convened over the killing of John Mullen by Mrs. Mattie Clements a widow who says self defense after Mullen threatened her with a knife at her home The sheriff testified a knife was found in Mullens hand supporting her claim Public sympathy appears to favor the widow who has been at liberty on a small bond since the shooting.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Mattie Clements
John Mullen
Championship Field Trials Mark National Championship Ends
Grand Junction Tennessee hosts the United States Field Trials clubs national championship with dogs and handlers assembling for the event. Five pointers and fourteen setters compete in the national championship, the season’s culminating stake in America.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Prospect
United States
America
Three Counties Created From One in Idaho Senate
Idaho state senate passes house bills to form Minidoka and Gooding counties from Lincoln county. Debate centers on three county plan with Jerome residents opposing division. After committee of the whole consideration, the bills pass without amendments.
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House
Minidoka
Gooding
Lincoln
Boise
State Senate
Idaho
Lincoln Co
Jerome
Minidoka County
Lincoln County
Solons
Gooding County
Hart
Fairchild
Ada
Berger Seeks Investigation of Garment Trade Conditions
Representative Berger a Wisconsin Socialist proposes a seven member special committee to probe conditions in the garment working industry and the current strike. He links dire economic conditions among workers to crime and vice and argues public harm from allowing them.
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Washington
Berger
Wisconsin
Explosion Rocks Paris Neighborhood After Subway Disaster
A powerful dynamite blast near the church of St. Sulphire in Paris shook houses for miles and damaged streets and tram tracks. Authorities believe discharged laborers on the subway may be responsible, but no serious injuries are reported.
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Paris
Church of St. Sulphire
Western Canada Faces Meat Famine After Burns Packing Fire
Calgary reports a severe meat shortage threat as a blaze at the Burns packing plant destroys 700000 dollars worth of dressed beef with an equivalent value of pork and mutton. The loss jeopardizes supplies across Western Canada and could trigger rationing or price increases. Local authorities investigate the blaze and assess full financial impact.
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Calgary
Canada
Burns Packing Plant
Allies Drafting Note to ruptures Balkan Peace Talks
London Jan 27 The allies began drafting a note to rupture peace negotiations with Bulgaria Serbia Greece and Montenegro. A delegate committee aims to finish by night and present to a plenary session. A final draft could reach Turkey and Sir Edward Grey by Wednesday with a three day reply window.
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London
Turkey
Edward Grey
Adrianople
Tariff Fight Echoes Big Wool Manufacturers Protest
Washington reports Democratic leaders face sharp critiques as the Ways and Means Committee weighs deep wool tariff cuts. Experts urge double duty on woolen clothing and an ad valorem levy on wool, while Taft veto looms over previous bills. Industry voices urge careful change to protect workers and prices.
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Taft
Washington
House Committee On
House
Senate
Frank P. Bennett
Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Joseph D. Holmes
John L. Wood
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Emperor William Celebrates 54th Birthday in Berlin
Berlin marked Emperor William II's fifty fourth birthday with flag bedecked streets and uniforms. The morning services at the castle chapel were attended by the emperor and his family and envoys from foreign nations who delivered congratulations afterward.
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Berlin
William
Supreme Court Upholds Five Year Term for Portland Official
Washington January 27 The supreme court refused to disturb a five year penitentiary sentence given to J Thorburn Ross former president of the Trust Guaranty and Title Co of Portland He was convicted of larceny of state educational funds during the 1907 panic.
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Washington
Supreme Court
J. Thorburn Ross
The
Trust, Guaranty and Title Co
Portland
Ross
Pennsylvania Railroad Wage Talks Open With Manager
A committee of conductors and trainmen from the Pennsylvania railroad met with the general manager in Philadelphia on January 27 to discuss wage demands filed last year. The union seeks an average six to ten percent raise over the current wage scale.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waiters Return to Work in New York Strike
From the appearance of the big hotels in New York on January 27 the waiter strike seems to be winding down. Many former employees reported for work and some were reemployed. Those who returned agreed to accept a partial concession of their demands.
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New York
Fifth National Corn Exposition Opens in Columbia
The fifth National Corn exposition opens in Columbia South Carolina with nearly 1000 exhibits of corn from across the nation. Southern states are strongly represented and displays from the mid and western states are numerous. The event features daily lectures and farmer conferences addressing immigration labor agricultural education and rural life improvements.
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Columbia
8. C
Darrow Jury Bribery Trial Sees Potential Quick Panel
Los Angeles January 27 The second trial of Clarence Darrow on a jury bribery charge resumed with good prospects to complete a jury tonight. Two slots remain and the defense likely will excuse John Farley a septuagenarian juror creating another vacancy.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
John Farley
Wheat Market Brief from Chicago Trade Floor
Chicago January 27 May wheat finished at 92 3/4 cents as market activity closed. Traders watched futures shifts amid steady demand signals and room for price adjustments into the next session.
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