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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

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Luccock Made Bishop On Fifteenth Ballot

Dr Napthali Luccock pastor of Hyde Park Methodist Kansas City was elected bishop on the fifteenth ballot at the general conference in Minneapolis. He is 58 and a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University. Bryan declares he will not seek office again and praises private life. Presbyterians rescind action naming James Wilson delegate to Aberdeen world conference after his Brewers congress role.

Minneapolis Minn Napthali Luccock Hyde Park Methodist Church Kansas City Luccock F. D. Leta F. J. McConnell W. F. Thirkield R. J. Cooke W. H. Crawford D. G. Downey E. S. Tipple B. Young M. 8. Hughes F. Hamilton H. C. Jennings Kimboll Ohio Wesleyan University Pittsburg Union Methodist Church of Bryan Wilson Louisville General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States James Wilson Taft Church of the United Chicago J. Edward Blair Tarlock Cal

Jones bill passed regulates Friar Lands in the Philippines

The House approved the Jones bill regulating Friar Lands sales in the Philippines and subjecting them to general land laws. After passage lawmakers moved to other regular calendar bills, with the Panama Canal bill set to take the floor for a final vote today.

Washington Philippines Panama Canal

Thousands Seek Pension Increase Under Sherwood Law

Washington May 23 thousands of applications for pension increases under the Sherwood dear a day law are pouring into the pension office. Commissioner Davenport estimates about 25 000 applications have come in and the increases will date from the day of receipt, promising a flood of requests for days to come.

Washington Sherwood Davenport

Cuban Revolt Grows as 3000 Rise in Oriente Province

Havana reports the government sending two infantry companies and two artillery batteries to Oriente to crush a rising of more than 6000 black insurgents near El Caney El Cobre and San Luis. Two American citizens accuse robbers of assault near Siboney and Holguin reports a dispersed band after rural guards clashed. Authorities expect leaders captured within twenty four hours.

Havana Oriente Estenez Yvonez el Caney el Cobre San Luis Santiago

Roberts Reopens Testimony On Steel Trust Case

Percival Roberts Jr a defendant in the dissolution suit seeks to correct a sworn statement claiming the American Bridge company held 38 percent of national business. He says the 38 percent figure applies to 1904 not 1900 the year the company formed.

New York Steel Trust Percival Roberts, Jr American Bridge Company

Northern Baptist convention opens in Des Moines

The annual Northern Baptist association convention begins in Des Moines on May 23 and runs seven days. Devotional services precede welcomes by Governor Carroll and Mayor Hanna, followed by the annual address from President Emory W. Hunt.

Des Moines The Northern Baptist Association Carroll Hanna Emory W. Hunt

Stevens undergoes gallstone operation at Baltimore

George W. Stevens president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was operated on here for gallstones. His condition is reported as favorable.

Baltimore George W. Stevens Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Astor Will Admitted In Probate In New York

John Jacob Astor’s will was admitted to probate with no objections. Mrs Madeleine Force Astor receives income from 5 million until death or remarriage. Muriel Astor and posthumous children receive 3 million each, while Vincent Astor, son by the first marriage, gets the bulk of the estate.

New York John Jacob Astor Fowler Astor Gildersleeve Madeleine T. Force-Astor Muriel Astor Vincent Astor

Road Along Lake Superior Planned From Border Line

Plan for a 40 mile scenic highway in Cook county will start this week at the Canadian border. The road will run parallel to Lake Superior and is expected to be one of the most picturesque highways in the northwest.

Lake Superior St. Paul Minn Cook County Northwest

Hines Buys Stephenson Mills in Major Lumber Deal

Edward Hines of Chicago completed a 1 million dollar lumber purchase buy acquiring the entire cut of two mills owned by United States Senator Isaac Stephenson in Wisconsin. The deal was finalized May 28 in Stephenson Wisconsin.

Metinette Wis Edward Hines Edward ‘Hines

Widow to Marry Man Sparks $10 Million Forfeit

Mrs. James A Garland plans to wed Francis Cushing Green next Saturday causing her to forfeit a $10,000,000 fortune under her late husband’s will. She previously divorced and remarried the yachtman, and she was his cotrustee. If heirs fail, the fortune goes to her three sons or Harvard University, with a seismic note from Santa Clara University nearby.

Boston James A Garland Francis Cushing Green Garland John Jacob Astor

Judges Could Bring Their Influence to Bear on Any Project

Washington May 23 Judge Archbald wielded power in the commerce court able to enlist two other judges for any project. George W Watson Scranton lawyer told William P Boland during talks with Archbald for Marion Coal Co Boland testified to the House judiciary committee. The committee deemed the information unnecessary for the Archbald hearing record. The commerce court members besides Archbald were Martin A Knapp William H Hunt John K Gardland and Julian W Mack. Boland headed the Marion Coal Co and spoke during court troubles.

Washington Archbald Commerce Court William P. Boland George W. Watson Scranton Marion Coal Company Boland House Committee On Judiciary Watson Martin A. Knapp New York William H. Hunt Montana John K. Garland South Dakota Julian W. Mack Chicago

Morse Regains Health After Return From Europe

Charles Warran Morse, once jailed banker and ice king, resurfaces from England in improved health despite rumors of near death. He travels with Mrs. Morse, startling officials when their presence aboard is noted on the passenger list as Mr. Morris and Mrs. Morris.

New York Europe Charles Warran Morse Taft England Morse Mr. Morris Morris

Marriage of Landis Niece to Baron Von Borcke Set in Berlin

The marriage of Ysabel Potts Landis, niece of Maj. J. F. Reynolds Landis, U S A, to Baron Otto von Borcke, an instructor with the Second battalion of marine infantry, is planned in Berlin for June 22. Baron von Borcke, noted for Confederate Civil War service, is connected to General von Borcke.

Berlin Germany Ysabel Potts Landis J. F. Reynolds Landis United States Rome Otto von Borcke Marine Infantry von Borcke

Denver Citizens' State Wins Mayor Race in Three-Way Contest

Denver voters in Colorado backed the Citizens ticket led by Henry J. Arnold for mayor, prevailing in a three way municipal election against Democratic and Republican slates.

Denver Colo Citizens Henry J. Arnold Repubean

Titanic Inquiry Report Targets Ismay and White Star Line

Senate sub committee led by William Alden Smith will arraign J Bruce Ismay and White Star Line officials for alleged incompetence in Titanic management. Direct responsibility is placed on Captain Smith for ignoring iceberg warnings, with criticism of crew inaction and inadequate lifeboats.

Cleaster Smith Washington J. Bruce Ismay White Star One New York United States Senate Senate William Alden Smith Michigan Grace Ismay J. Brues Ismay Montreal Representative Hughes West Virginia White Star Line Tee Amerika Ismay Andrews Fee

Darrow Jury Bribery Case Advances in Los Angeles

The sex section of the jury to try Clarence S. Darrow for alleged jury bribing in the McNamara case is completed, opening the way to the taking of testimony in Los Angeles California on May 23.

Los Angeles Cal Clarence 8 Darrow Chicago McNamara

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