Wets and Days Win in Law Foundry Skirmishes Tuesday
Adherents of both wings clash in renewed protests and counter demonstrations. Wets and Days tally seats after a series of warm engagements.
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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
1
Nate Favors Saving Voters Ballots to Use
State official proposes ballot preservation by municipalities to acquire public utilities while state departments face abolition urges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Recall Plan Tally Amended In Ohio Senate
Columbus April 16 The senate passed an initiated bill to remove corrupt officials by judges, with an amendment raising filing signatures from 1 to 20 percent. Key leaders include Senator Friedolin of Cleveland and Carl D. Friebelin as steering chair. The vote on the amendment split the debate but the bill advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Senate
Friedolin
Cleveland
Howard
Green
Moore
Carl D. Friebelin
Cox
Friebolin
Coshocton
Haas
Delaware
Cunningham
Knox
Gallagher
Madison
Fellinger
Insurance firms push tax provisions amid tariff reform debate
Protests by life insurers and policyholders against income tax on dividends and policy proceeds spark alarm in Congress. Lawmakers face pressure from heirs and insurers as attempts to amend the agricultural tariff schedule stall. Debate shifts to cotton and jute tariff adjustments, with minor bill changes approved by party caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
Congress
Levy
Bathrick
Howard
Georgia
House
Pontiff Hovering On Brink
The Pope Pius X condition worsened with a 102 fever and chest congestion raising pneumonia concerns. Reports say physicians sustain him while a monk may prepare the last rites if needed. In Wooster, Pennsylvania railroad trackmen strike for a daily wage increase from 1.75 to 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius X
Agostin Pifferi
Wooster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fear Attack by Laborers Shelters Shore Towns
From Mount Vernon to Stamford fear strikes have prompted shore towns to be on alert for possible bomb or fire attacks by striking Italian laborers on state road work and sewer contracts. Regular police, deputy sheriffs and private detectives guard key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Mount Vernon
Connecticut
Stamford
Covery Point
Suffragettes Force Police Ban on Meetings in London Area
London reports Chief Commissioner Henry forbids further suffragette meetings in the metropolitan area amid ongoing disturbances. The militants attacked Arthur Philip du Cross's Hastings mansion, aiming at retaliation for his anti suffrage votes. Du Cross tenancy had lapsed March 25, leaving little remaining property in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lyde Park
Winbledon Common
Authorilies
Henry
Police
Arthur Philip du Cross
Hastings
du Cross
St. Leonards On Sea
Jersey City Adopts Commission Government In Special Vote
New Jersey voters approve commission government in Jersey City by 11,422 to 7,116. Hoboken Bayonne and several smaller towns reject the plan amid a push tied to the Walah act influenced by former Governor President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
New York
New Jersey
Wilson
Hoboken
Bayonne
California land bill protests draw White House talks
President Wilson and Viscount Chinda discussed California’s anti Japanese land registration law. They aim to let the matter proceed in California and seek compensation with Japan if settlement is needed. Bryan joined the talks on the subject after Chinda’s White House visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifornia
Japan
Washington
California
Wilson
Visc
Count Chinda
White House
Viscount Chinda
Bryan
California Alien Land Bill Faces Senate Vote
The final draft of the alien land bill is ready as California senators await action. Viscount Chinda warned through the president and Bryan that Japan objects strongly to terms limiting land ownership to one year and leasing to three, while promising renewal is denied. Some supporters say Japan’s treaty rights are preserved and the bill permits leasing. President's approach appears to be to bear national blame and seek compensation with Japan later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
California Senate
Viscount Chinda
California
Japan
United States
Louisiana
Judge May Land the Job
Representative Brumbaugh of Ohio reports he has reasons to believe James Judge of Columbus will be appointed United States fish commissioner after a call on Secretary Redfield. The inquiry stemmed from assurances Brumbaugh received regarding Judge’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Browbhaugh
Ohio
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
James Judge
Columbus
United States
Brumbaugh
Judge
Child Eats Strychnine Tablet and Dies in Ohio
Bellefontaine Ohio April 16 a child identified as Nettle daughter of Henry Davy of Quincy ate strychnine tablets found on a sideboard at home and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Nettle
Henry Davy
Quincy
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Greenland
Clites
Millis
Cunningham Agricultural Commission
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Orystin
Wets
Smith Welsh
Liquor Traffic Committee
Cooper
Mahoning
Behne
Williams
Nsurance
National Congress
Waaineson
Mutual
Thomas L. Rhoads
Pontiff
Pope Pius
J. Bull
Indorse Wilson
A. A. Adee
State Department
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Pope
Worth
Alvey A. Adee
Brean Kep
Adee
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