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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
6
A compact weekly roundup outlines terse late news from around the globe. Short summaries touch on politics, markets, conflicts, and notable events, preserving a plainspoken, timely tone characteristic of era newspaper briefs.
A parlor of daring robberies and graft unfolds from Riverside Alabama where a lone bandit looted mail on Southern railway No. 12, with unreported sums possibly reaching 25000. Bank embezzlement accusations target C C McLeod in Williamson county Mississippi amid a 100000 deposit base. Savannah caps a mayoral election with a 304 vote margin trading heavy bets. The era’s turmoil spans rail, finance, politics, and maritime peril in a collage of reports.
Fifty Ute Indians resist delivering Big Rabbit to Cortez authorities near Cortez Ohio after deserting the Southwestern Colorado reservation. They fortify in the mountains 18 miles from Cortez with repeating rifles and ample ammunition, vowing to fight to the death rather than surrender. Separately, Gen. Cipriano Castro denied entry to the United States by immigration officials at Ellis Island, planning appeals. The cruiser Denver dispatched to Acapulco amid Mexican rebel activity and threats to American lives. Adrianople dispute looms as Turkish government refuses surrender to allies. Infante Ferdinand breaks his arm. Chicago to have shoe day funded by Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Eddy also leaves funds for Newsboys' and Bootblacks' home.
Washington notes the senate accepted the omnibus war claims bill after the house pass. French spo liation claims totaling 3 million were offered as amendments but rejected. Most southern payables are church claims to be paid once the senate amendment is accepted and the president signs. An effort to revoke Taft order on postmasters failed in the house. Secretary Meyer urged three battleships and large increases for other navy programs citing Pearl Harbor station in Hawaii as a future key base.
A detailed briefing of Assembly actions across the week. Governors pardons, votes in joint session on state officers, and bills on juror pay, school terms, and public works. Inaugural ceremonies slowed sessions but committee investigations and new measures continued. A push for Bryan Wilson La Follette address drew House support amid Democratic opposition.
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