President Wilson Eyes Tariff Reform and Cabinet Restraint
National capital notes indicate President Wilson leans toward tariff revision limits and cautious cabinet appointments. Officials report no firm currency moves, but talk of reforms in civil service and direct senator elections broadens political expectations.
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Senators Hear Testimony On Suffrage Parade Disorder
Miss Janet F Richards testified before the Senate Midcommittee that police stood by amid mob sympathy during the parade. Chief Syverson said 575 officers were on duty for the suffrage parade and 367 for the inaugural parade, denying any lax order or intention to relax protection.
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Governor Lister Wins Road Levy Battle in Olympia
Olympia Washington governor Lister closes a week long battle with the legislature over road funding by vetoing a 1.4 million levy and accepting a 1.259 million levy. The House and Senate finally capitulated, delivering a victory for the governor after months of stalemate. Salem to host Capital Game Refuge with 208 votes for the new center, and Senate picks renewals in Democratic leadership.
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Rebels Recapture Parral After Heavy Street Fighting
Federal troops and rebels clashed in Parral with bombardment and street fighting. Rebels briefly held key positions around the city before federal forces retook outer fortifications after a wave of volunteers and close combat. Colonel Mercado and Colonel Castro led the counterattack as five hundred men joined the effort.
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Washington Socialists Split to Form Separate Party
Conservative Socialists representing over 100 state locals and about 2900 of 6700 dues paying members of the Washington Socialist party formed a new party. The split ended the state convention as radicals were denounced and branded as anarchists. The new entity calls itself the Socialist party of the State of Washington.
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Government tests Friedmanns cure in 20 minute clinic
In New York a 20 minute clinic tested Dr Friedmanns vaccine claimed as a cure for tuberculosis. United States officials observed seven treated patients whose progress will be reported later. Specimens of back culture were provided and clinical observations will continue. Adults from hospital wards were inoculated one by one after consultations.
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White House to Be "Ory" for Wilson Marshall Era
Washington reports the Wilson Marshall administration will be a white ribbon era with no wines or liquors served at entertainment. The president, Mrs Wilson, their daughters, vice president and Mrs Marshall, Mr and Mrs Bryan and other cabinet members will abstain from sparkling drinks.
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Clarence Darrow's Second Trial Ends in Jury Deadlock
In Los Angeles the second trial on a jury bribery charge concluded with a hung jury as eight jurors favored conviction and four favored acquittal. Darrow demanded a new trial and District Attorney Fredericks said one would be held.
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Idaho Man Shoots Three In Orangeville Tragedy
Clarence Walker shot and fatally wounded Miss Eileen Beck and wounded her mother Mrs. Sophia Lam Wil liam Frans, then shot himself through the head, dying instantly, in Orangeville Idaho.
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News of the Week Highlights Global and U S Developments
Stock market notes include a sale at 45000 the lowest since 1900 while Chinese railway orders surge and France to supply 12 biplanes for a large aerial meet. Senate white slave commission reports 56000 Chicago women earn under five dollars weekly. Greece reports Janina surrender and 32000 prisoners. Salmon day marked for Pacific salmon industry centennial. Indiana governor signs direct election of U S senators amendment, Maine votes against woman suffrage, Missouri endorses popular senator election. Budapest passes suffrage reform, San Francisco unions oppose recall of Police Judge Weller.
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Budapest
Charles Weller
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Olympia Moves To Abolish Capital Punishment In Wash
In a bitter senate battle this session the chamber voted 22 to 17 to abolish capital punishment. The measure has passed the house and seems likely to be signed by Governor Lister.
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Lister
Tillamook Herald Offers Gold Bond Stamps with Subscriptions
The Tillamook Herald announces a promotion giving 50 Gold Bond Trading Stamps with every $1.50 subscription.
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