Want Senate Chamber For Suffrage Convention
Washington D C Jan 19 There is work for Senator Owen of Ohio an avowed advocate of women's suffrage He should rent the senate chamber next April to Harriet Taylor Upton treasurer of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association She says a million women will urge Congress to grant suffrage and asks to use the senate chamber if possible Senator Barrows of Michigan received her letter and discussed Rule 34 which bans senate chamber from non legislative use He suggested the larger assembly hall in the senate office building as an alternative and will try to arrange if acceptable
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Washington, D. C
Senator Owen
Ohio
Harriett Taylor Upton
Warren
Senate Chamber
J. C. Barrows
Michigan
National Americas
Woman's Suffrage Execciathe
Upton
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Sie
Congress
Senate
Battows
Insurgent lawmakers press White House over probe panel
Washington January 13 insurgent Representatives Hayes Murdock and Gardner went to the White House to protest Democratic control of the Ballin Sor Pine t investigation committee and to seek changes in selections. They asserted the Dems were using the probe for political gain and sought a fair appointment process acceptable to both sides.
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Washington
Hayes
California
Murdock
Kansas
Gardner
Massachusetts
White House
Mowers
James
Kentucky
Rainey
Gemmscratic
United Mine Workers in Session at Indianapolis
The axial convention of the United Mine Workers of North America opened in Indianapolis with more than fourteen hundred delegates expected. The gathering focuses on interests of thousands of miners nationwide as improvements and modernization proceed at the International Bank & Trust Company nearby.
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United Mine Workers IN Session
Indianapolis
Associated Prem
Ind
United Mine Workers of North America
International Bank & Trust Company
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Ashland Opera House
An early morning fire devastated the Ashland Opera House and damaged the Ashland Telegram newspaper office. Several nearby businesses suffered heavy stock losses with total damage estimated around eighty thousand dollars.
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Opera House
Associated Press
Ashland
Ashland Opera House
Ashland Tele
Governor's Message Seeks Large Appropriations in Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla Jan 20 The governor read a message to the legislature urging wide ranging appropriations. Expecting high costs per diem and many demands the session may be long. Cameron urges funds for several state educational institutions including Sulphur deaf school Chickasha girls institute and Fort Gibson blind school with totals proposed for maintenance buildings and equipment.
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Guthrie
Okla
Pene Eet
W. D. Durant
House
Legio
Schoo
Retail Merchant's Association
Labor Cuses
Otter
BE. C
Tim
Cameron
Othona
School For the Deaf
Sulphur
Girl's Industrial Institute
Chickasha
Fort Gibson
Norwnal
Ada
Derant
Nortmal
Tahlequah Normal School
Cook Arranges Indoguito Stay in Foreign Sanitarium
Associated Press reports that Dr. Frederick A. Cook has arranged a strictly Indoguito stay in a canitearium near Holdeberg. The explorer’s health is described as seriously affected by recent events. No explanation given for who arranged it or Cook’s current location or arrival date.
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Cook
Associated Press
Frankforton-Main
Frederick A. Cook
Canitearium
Holdeberg
Six Story Clothing Factory Destroyed in Philadelphia
A six story Arnold and Harris clothing factory building in Philadelphia burned this morning. Three workers died and many were injured by jumping from windows. authorities fear about a hundred workers were in the building. Firefighters continue searching the wreckage for additional fatalities.
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Philadelphia
Arnold and Harris Clothing
Walsh Attacks Photographer on Train to Fort Leavenworth
John KR Walsh the former Chicago financier arrived in Kansas City on his way to Fort Leavenworth to begin a sentence for misapplying funds of Chicago National Bank. He appeared cheerful after arrival and in the crowd accompanying him a photographer was assaulted. Walsh reached the prison at 1:20 PM. his convict number will be 6864.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
John KR. Walsh
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago National Bank
Kanssey
of Cata
Walsh
John W. R. Walsh
Federal
Roberts Hall and Criss Suspended From Stock Exchange
New York brokers Roberts Hall and Criss were suspended on the stock exchange today. President Thomas said special circumstances surrounding the suspension require an investigation by the governing committee to begin without delay.
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Stock Exchange
Associated Press
New York
Roberts, Hall & Criss
Thomas
Couteon
Frm
Judge Bailey Sustains Trades Union Boycott
Chickasha Okla Jan 30 A decision by District Judge Bailey Into Monday in the case Lea Planing Ul company Versus the Trades Council upholds the constitutionality of the Oklahoma laws relating to boycotts. The law provides that it bars labor unions from advertising concerns as unfair without showing threat or use of force. The case will be appealed. The company sought an injunction against the council to prevent a boycott following a strike of the company's employees.
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Chickasha
Okla
Bailey
Lea Planing Ul
Trades Council
Oklahonm
Freight Engine Hurled 300 Feet From Track
Tearing down the mountainside at seventy miles an hour a freight train on the Moffatt road left the track between Jenny Lake and Antelope. The engine and cars plunged down the hill, burying the engine 300 feet from the track. Three men were killed and one other fatally injured.
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Detiret
Cole
Jin
Moffatt
Jenny Lake
Antelope
Hearing Set for February 8 on Rail Freight Rates
The corporation commission issues notice of a hearing on the petition filed by the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway and related lines. The case seeks cancellation of Order No 206 establishing single rate lines for intrastate traffic via the Chicago Rock Island Pacific and St. Louis San Francisco routes. The hearing will be held in Guthrie on February 8, 1910, with all interested parties invited to attend.
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The
Corporation Commission
Rock | Toland Selitcad
emeRignion
Frisco
Rock Island
Chicago, Rock Ivland @ Pacific Railway company
Chicago, Rock Idand & Pacific Railway
St. Louie & San Francisco
House leaders back original Baltanger Pin chot sit in inquiry
In Washington on January 20 Associated Press reports democratic leaders in the House resolved to stand by the original caucus nominees for the Balti nger Pinchot investigation committee. The move signals the refusal of Lloyd of Missouri to serve as head of the Rainey hearings in Illinois.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Baltinger-Pinchot
Sittee
Uy Lieyd
Missouri
Rainey
Hitnots
Walsh to Rest Several Days at Federal Prison
By Associated Press Leavenworth Kans Jan Walsh former Chicago banker greeted by guards this morning as he slept well and rose to his cot. He is convict 6861 and will be allowed a few days to rest before entering regular prison life with about nine hundred other inmates awaiting breakfast orders.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kans
Jan
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Estrada’s Reply Ends Peace Negotiations in Nicaragua
Mantgua Nicaragua January 20 President Madriz announced that Extrada’s reply abruptly ended the peace negotiations and that reinforcements were ordered to the front with the aim of striking a decisive blow against the insurgent army.
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Estrada
Associated Press
Mantgua
Nicaragua
Madriz
Extrada
Publicity Clause Targeted by Manufacturers at Chicago Meeting
Chicago January 15 Congress was urged to repeal the publicity clause of the new corporate tax law at a meeting under the Simon Manufacturers association. A committee of eleven was proposed to study constitutionality and devise ways to enact changes, arguing the clause harms small corporations and aids government control.
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Chicago
Ebotieh
Biweting
Amploes of Si Inon Manufacturers’ Association
Laverne W. Noyes
Ditnola = Manufacturers’ Association
Noyes
Jokers in Taft railway control bill amid reform debate
Washington January 18 Alleged jokers have been found in the administration railway control bill and opposition to the president s reorganization charter plan grows. Critics allege the pooling provisions undermine the Interstate Commerce Commission and mislead the public while others defend the measure s good faith awaiting refinements.
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Taft
Washington
Geveral
Congress
Sunny
Rex Post Office Robbery in Rex Oklahoma
In Rex Oklahoma on January 17 robbers blew the safe at the Rex post office at 2 AM, taking 25 in cash and stamps worth 290 dollars before fleeing. Deputy marshals were assigned, Postal Inspector Stonerick arrived from Tulsa, and no arrests are yet made. The post office building near Rex Bank was damaged.
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Muskogee
Okla
Hobbers
Rex
Tom Young
United States Marabal
Stonerick
Tulsa
Rex Bank
Rock Island Considers Hourly Motor Car Service
Rock Island railroad studies an hourly motor car passenger service between El Reno Oklahoma and McAlester Oklahoma to handle rising travel demand. The plan would connect with all Rock Island main line trains at El Reno and with the Missouri Kansas Texas line at McAlester. The move appears linked to reports of plans to build an interurban line from Oklahoma City eastward.
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McAlester
Ohio
Rock Island
EL Reno
Rock Iseld
Alec
Misouri
Kansas & Texas Road
Oklabeta City
Attorney General sues Packers in Kansas City suit
Kansans City Mo Jan 18 Attorney General Jackson began a suit before Judge True in Kansas City Kane district against Armour and the Swift packing companies and their agents in Kanada The suit seeks penalties under Kansas law for corporations that are members of a combination It cites Packers adict ment in Massourt on similar grounds
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Associated Press
Kansans City
Jackson
Judge True
District Court of
Kansas City
Kane
Armour
Swift Packing Companies
Kanada
Sit le
Armour and Swift
Kansas City Produce Exchange
Atten Bey
Massourt
Excursion Steamer City of Providence Sunk in Mississippi
By Associated Press St Louis says the excursion steamer City of Providence was wrecked and sunk in the Mississippi River. The boat valued at sixty five thousand dollars was driven ashore last week at the tee gorge and disaster followed as crews attempted to refloat it.
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St. Louis
Ian
City of Providence
Mississippi
Tee Gorge
Juno Martin CS Again In COU
The county court hears a dispute over the administratorship of Juno Martin, an aged colored veteran of Chaffee. The case concerns about 3500 dollars once left by William Guz alias Wyatt Ross and back pay of 908 dollars due from the government for service in the 79th United States Colored Troops in 1862. The administratrix objected to the heirship and a motion to strike the appointment was set for tomorrow morning.
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Juno Martin
Chaffee
William Guz Eo
Wyatt Ross
Gunther
79Th States Colored Troops
Torney
Juan
Floods Cause Heavy Damage Along Wabash River
Severe floods inundate lowlands along the Wabash River with railroad traffic halted. Wabash, Indiana reports one of the most destructive floods in memory as water rises to unprecedented levels, while ice damming and river debris threaten further damage. Memphis and surrounding areas also suffer, with ice jams increasing danger.
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Associated Presa
Bini Wabash
Ind
Wabash River
Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Memphis
Tenn
N& Ton
Mise
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