Payne Bill sparks debate in Republican House caucus
In Washington a Republican House caucus discusses a Dingley style tariff applying to all goods entering the United States. Senator Frye introduces a new ship subsidy bill detailing rates, classes, and American crewing rules, with emphasis on national defense and maritime interests.
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Washington
WSL
Alter Staten
Peenent Simff
Oobien Mil
Mall Sivdsiens
Central America
Mexico
Unis
Sal
Judge Dillon in Topeka with son Hiram Dillon
Judge John F. Dillon of New York arrives in Topeka on his private car with son Hiram P. Dillon. He formerly presided over a reabee court and will act as counsel for interests including Missouri Pacific and Esterm Uston, largely owned by the Goulds.
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Jodge John F. Dillon
New York
Topeka
Hiram P. Dillon
Judge Dilso
Ees Reabee Eee
Jeston Pelton
Missouri Pacific
Esterm Uston
Goulds
AFL Plans and Resolutions At Scranton Meeting
The American Federation of Labor session in Scranton heard resolutions on free shop pledges supporting the Journeymen Tailors Union, worker rights aboard ships, and union label endorsements. A motion removing the word machinery from a boycott debate passed after long discussion. a street car strike committee was formed with W D Mahon and John Mitchell to oversee efforts.
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American Federation of Labor
Sr Comenie
Ter
Aggand
Ratshary
Iet
jJourneymen Tailors ‘Union of America
Congress
Marine Iw
Tobuccs Workers' International Union
Dhue
Toburse Workers Union
International Union of Journeymen
W. D. Mahon
Amalgmated Association of
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Miss Stone Located in Bulgaria Near File
Miss Eien M Stone and her companion Mime Tuilita are reportedly concealed in the divinity at File about five miles away. The American smiths note the danger and describe troops stationed at intervals to protect civilians amid ongoing bandit threats in the region.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
What None Knows Trial Testimony in Ayers Murder Case
Washington court today sustained the district attorney's objection to a hypothetical question about hip wound height and direction. Dr. Connwih testified on positions of Lotafis Bonne and James Seymour Ayers Jr. at time of killing and stated movement did not alter wound characteristics.
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Washington
Dec
J. Anderson
Lotafis Bonne
James Seymour Ayers, Jr
Semelltere Wr. Carr
Pat
Ayers
Connwih
State House Fire Damages Basement Waste Room
A small blaze occurred late Saturday afternoon in the state House, tracing to a basement room used for waste paper. Firefighters quickly extinguished it, and authorities plan changes to store waste paper in a secure room to prevent recurrences. Several youths have accessed rooms before and caused mischief. no locks on the door contributed to the issue.
Sullivan Defense Closes Case as Sullivan to Testify
In his own defense, Chicago lawyer Alexander Sullivan faces cross examination after Mrs. Josephine don testified for the state. The defense plans to open with a jury address by PH O'Donnell and Sullivan is scheduled to testify tomorrow about the alleged conspiracy to keep Lynch from being tried.
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Josephine Don
James Lynch
Alex Sullivan
Chicago
Lynch
Betng
PH O'Donnell
Alexander Sullivan
Carnegie to Give 16 Million for University Extension
A Chicago dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie plans a 16 million gift for national university extension. Announcement expected at the White House Tuesday. Nicholas Murray Butler aids the plan with Columbia College ties as Roosevelt discusses creation of a national board and Washington headquarters.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
United States
White House
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Caravele Bik
Nicholas Murray Butler
Seth Low
Columbia College
Butler
New York
Boost for Nelson faces reelection pressure in Kansas
The Shawnee County Teachers association endorsed Superintendent Nelson for a third term and urged he run again. State teachers and President Marlin of Baker University support keeping him in office to avoid political turnover harming schools. Comparisons with Nebraska show Kansas has fewer long-serving superintendents and a higher share of women in those roles, highlighting regional differences.
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Friends
Nelson
Shawnee County Teachers' Association
Hoon
Marlin
Baker University
Shawnee County
Satunday
Nebraska
Kansas
Mothereen
Riley
Ih McPherson
Law
Swingley
Nebraska Bee
Alien
Hattie Olmstead
Chautauqua
Minnie V_ White
Clark
Kil Clichaet
Cloud
Hertha Marlatt
Comanchi
Elk McCune
Graham
Froy M. Hardman
Grant
Kate Southwick
Lyon
Mary McCreary
Meade
Maggie Margin
Ness
Agnes J. Bipir
Osage
Mary H. Kirby
Ottawa
Helen N. Backer
Pawnee
Grace Norton
Salina
Mabel Marlin
Seward
Etta Henline
Stanton
Emma
Wilkon
Tree
Huttle J. Kirby
Wallace
Magele
Wichita
Dalay
Ordained as Deacons at Grace Cathedral by Bishop Miltenaush
In a Grace Cathedral ceremony Rev William Raspey and Rev Willian Walker Hodgins were ordained deacons by Bishop Miltenaush. Both men, graduates of Huron College in Canada, will oversee Hibereado Eureka and Minneapolis parishes with Hodgins managing Hodgton and Ramsey guiding Rameey. Dean James Bevers Kaye delivered the ordination sermon, presented by Dr Archibald Beatty. Van Cott reappointed postmaster at New York by the president.
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Rerowcourney
Grace Cathedral
William Raspey
Willian Walker Hodgins
Episcopal Church
Miltenaush. Key
Ramsey
Hodgins
Huron College of Canada
Hibereado
Eureka
Minneapolis
Will
Hodgton
Rameey
James
Eilis EP Bevers Kaye
Oacita—Tion
Archibald Beatty
Foley Must Go Turton Faces Appointment Delays
Senator Turton stalls as Foley nomination to the cabinet body faces trouble. Pete Foley, tied to Burton’s appointments, was named for a post but has not been confirmed. Roosevelt halted the nomination after Burke’s report and Postmaster General Smith is cited in corruption charges.
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Pete Foley
Parsons
Burton
Foley
Méster
Paytons
Binley Somy
Ate
Upolu
Congress
Gaul
Burton Leaves Postmaster Fight in Indiana Politics
A Washington report says Senator J St Burton of Kansas withdrew his support to reappoint Joseph W Dale as Striebel Indiana postmaster ending a long factional row in southern Indiana Republicans. The dispute tied to the Munson and Hurton families and a Tolliver murder era, with Burton courting Dale’s defeat before backing away after talks with Senator Fairbanks and Beveridge.
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Territute, Inc
Washington
J. St. Burton
Kansas
Striebel
Ind
Indiana
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Mitchell
Congress
Joseph W. Dale
Burton
Hurtons
Munson
Jelph
Boxger
Tolliver
Hhe
Dale
William Munson
Dodd
Mairbarks
Sunflower State
Democratic Committee Bids Unite Anti-Republicans In State
The Democratic state central committee adopted resolutions denouncing manipulated interviews and urging anti-Republican forces to unite under the Democracy banner. The committee, chaired by Lave, says fake Republican interviews misrepresented members and warns readers to beware false political news from Republican sources.
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Desiosrskey
Faussas
Jain
Lave
Ani
Holding & Ban
Ers
Democratic Party
Vlemynia
Smallpox Focus Shifts to Children in City
Health records show most recent smallpox patients are children. In two weeks, twelve cases were reported with all but two in kids. Garfield school fumigated after Ethel Carter fell ill. Ralph Rhoades quarantined. Most cases traced to Bain Street area. Other reports include cases at 1621 Went Street and 1711 Buchanan Street.
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City Health Department
Garfield School
Ethel Carter
Taf
Kansas Avenue
Ralph R. Rhoades
Lawrence Street
Went Street
Buchanan Street
Governor Stanley Voices Colorblind View at Negro Church
Governor W E Stanley told a Topeka audience that color does not determine character, stressing the need for stronger youth guidance. He warned that 25 percent of convicts are colored and urged fathers to monitor their boys while promoting trades and education to reduce reform school enrollment.
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W. E. Stanley
Jim
Kansas
Thad
Lansing
Reform School
Lam Trylmar
STC
Taneoin
Coo Institute
Samamas
Echoala
Americ
Seth Shutring
Cemury
Topeka
Honolulu Bride for Lieutenant Merriam to Wed in Private
A marriage license was issued for Lieutenant Henry Merriam son of General Henry Merriam retired and Miss Alice Isham of Honolulu. The bride to be has stayed with General Merriam’s family who led the department of the Colorado until his retirement last month. Merriam recently returned from the Philippines where he served with the American army. The wedding will be private.
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Honolulu
Denver
Henry Merriam
Henry
Merriam
Alice TL
Isham
Department of the Colorado
Philippines
Curtis at War Department Discusses Fort Leavenworth Funding
Representative Curtis visited the War Department in Washington on Wednesday afternoon and conferred with Secretary of War and the quartermaster general about appropriations to be asked from Congress for Fort Leavenworth. No definite decision was made. another interview is planned early this week.
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Dec
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Ween
Bemns
Congress
Senate
Gallinger
Charleston
MecLausid
South Carolina
South Carolin
Curtis
War Department
War
Hoot
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Train Held Up in Kentucky Mountain Feud Rescue Attempt
Corbin, Kentucky witnesses a dramatic thwarted rescue as friends of Berry Howard try to spirit him to Frankfort on an indictment for complicity. Sheriff Broughton and a 25 man guard escort Howard. assailants try to derail the train near Pineville, forcing a tense confrontation to keep Howard in custody.
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Iwre
Sheriff Broughton
Prankfort
Pineville
Sherif Broughton
Telenis
Hillward
Middlexbors
Howard
Broughton
Hall Acquitted In Head Killing Case
The jury returned a not guilty verdict at 9 oclock Saturday night after seven hours deliberation. Hall was tried for killing George W Head last April by striking him with a club during an arrest for disturbing a religious meeting. The defense rested largely on Hall using force only as necessary to arrest. The verdict surprised many who expected manslaughter or a hung jury.
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To Dury
Matty
George W. Head
Fall
Christmas preparations for Cleveland dolls on tour
A New York dispatch reports preparations for an unusual Christmas display involving dolls once owned by Ruth Esther and Marian Cleveland. The dolls will undergo cosmetic work and vocal restoration after being brought from the Cleveland household, with several described as expensive and large. Weather data lists temperatures in major cities.
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Doll Hospital
Trenton
Ruth
Esther
Marian Cleveland
Crewe-land
Miss Huth
Judge Refuses Arbitration Jurisdiction Over Water Plant Value
District Judge ZT Hosen declines to serve as arbitrator to determine the value of the Tope Wee ter company plant. City Attorney Spencer appears nonplussed as friction over contract based jurisdiction and court authority unfolds. Hawes notes the city seeks court determination while asserting no filing exists, and questions whether the judge should assume the task by choice or not at all.
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District Court
Ae Arbirena
Tope Weeter Company
Paseed
Witer Company
Wity
Goink
Hawes
Tapeka Water Company
Ash
Spencer
Guthrie to Stay as Topeka Postmaster and Roberts Reappointed
Congressman Cartis has recommended Judea John Guthrie for reappointment as Topeka postmaster and Frank J. Roberts for postmaster at Cariklovtn. Guthrie’s record includes improved service and rural free delivery expansion in Shawhee County, with multiple substations and extended carrier efficiency.
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Cartis
Monlly
Judea
John Guthrie
Topela
Judes Guthries
Judge Guthrie
Rmer
Bre Fw
Cus
Greesman Curtick
Shawhee
Guthrie
Curtishin
Frank J. Roberts
Caikilovtn
Sensation Postponed in German Reichstag Interpellation
The Pan-German leader Barli defeats a planned speech by the colonial secretary Chamberlain before the Reichstag, delaying the debate on Voran Thielnubiin the treasury secretary due to his illness. The interruption, prompted by a sudden diplomatic issue, shifts focus from von Thivimann who was to respond to the interpellation.
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Ameer
Heichstag
Ae Chamberlain
Vor Thielnubiin
Treasury
Dr. Haneee
Mr Chamberlaina
Voleran
Wutte
von Thivimann
Telegraph ties Texas man to Kentucky bride in wire wedding
A Texas groom Be. W. Simmons of Peastor, Tee, married a Kentucky bride in Bowling Green by wire last evening after nine questions from a justice of the peace were answered. The ceremony occurred on route to Richmond where the bride will join him. Financially noted guests include Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Nation Richmond with bazaar patronage by Presbyterian church leaders. Weather indications forecast fair tonight and Tuesday across Chicago and the plains.
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Texas
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Elle
Be. W. Simmons
Peastor
Tee
Justice of the Paw
Mira Wilewtt
Shir
T He Fotter
Robhweter
Waris
Roosevelt
Nation
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