Wadsworth Seeks Speakership With White House Talk
Assemblyman James Wadsworth, son of Genesee County's James Wadsworth, in conference with the President at the White House on the New York Assembly speakership. He stresses independent support, farmers life, Yale ties, and a strong campaign pedigree as he awaits a likely victory.
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New York Assembly
Springs
Genesee County
Yale
James W. Wadsworth
White Mouse
New York
Wadsworth
Assembly
Merritt
Hendricks
Aldrich
Franchot
Policiciana
Stata
White House
McCleary Bill May Pass with Max and Min Tariff Plan
Minnesota representative McCleary argues for a maximum and minimum tariff to authorize reciprocal trade terms. He says he has discussed the plan with Ways and Means, Aldrich, and Lodge, expecting House approval for a 25 percent maximum tariff and broader support in Congress.
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Minnesota
Congress
Ways and
Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hrode Jaagd
Senate
House
Germany
Dingley
United States
Willams
Mississippi
Williams
Ways and Means
Philippines
Wihaing
Wedding Trip Rivalry Over Nose Threat In Cincinnati
The Duke of Manchester provoked a scene at Cincinnati society when seated at the bride’s table of Miss Zimmerman and Viscount de Chambron. Ohio Representative Nicholas Longworth warned the duke he would punch his nose if he did not leave the wedding party alone. The duke later left the Longworth home and has avoided contact. friends wonder if social events abroad will reopen the dispute during Longworth’s bridal journey.
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Manchester
Longworth
England
Charles de Chambron
Ohio Statesman
Uberty
Nicholas Longworth
Frigola
Tamton
D'Annunzio Divorce Denied in Rome Rumor of Marriage Plan
Advices from Switzerland report the federal council refused Gabrielle d Annunzio's request to annul his marriage with former Princess di Gallese. It is rumored he sought separation to wed the Marquise di Carlotti, daughter of former Italian premier Maraulis di Rudint.
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Marquis de Rudini
Rome
Switzerland
Federal Council
Gabrielle d'Annungio
Princess di Gallese
D'Annunzio
Marquise di Carlotti
Itallan
Marauls di Rudint
Dryden Opposes Pending Insurance Bills and CO Control
Senator John F. Dryden of New Jersey, head of Prudential, argues federal control is best to curb insurance abuses but rejects Ames and Davis bills. He says licensing in District of Columbia and territories under federal codes would be ineffective, favoring interstate commerce regulation as constitutional. Davis touts a reporting and mail-exclusion scheme, while others push department of Insurance ideas. Dryden warns only interstate commerce power can reliably regulate the industry.
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John F. Dryden
New Jersey
Prudential Insurance Company
Milford
Nebraska
Department of Insurance
Commerce and Labor
Buttermes
Massachusetts
Fred Landis
Induna
Alo
Millard
Murrell
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Congress
Dryden
Ames
Charles Russell Davis
Minnesota
United States
Col. Ames’ Pill
District of Columbia
Territories
Islands
States
Col. Ames
Davis
Mr. Dryden
Amd
Dull Point
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Postmaster General
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mfe
Officers To Lecture On Russo Japanese Conflict
Army officers who studied Eastern war operations prepare a post January 1 lecture series at the war college. They stress the value of bayonets and swords, reversing prior belief in long range weapons and lighter equipment, based on observed hand to hand combat in the conflict.
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War College
Russia
Return to meet the Czar Nicholas viewed as decisive leader
The article notes expectations that the present government will not be an instrument of reaction, contrasting it with a post-revolutionary Napoleon era. Nicholas himself is seen as confident and able, though not clearly a historic imperial genius, with Strom also noted.
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Nicholas
Strom
Rich Boston socialite Gives Christmas Gifts to 140 at Brandegee Estate
Mrs Edward Dasson Brandegee of Syracuse formerly Mrs Charles T Sprague joined her coachman William Murphy at Faulkner Farm Brookline to distribute substantial Christmas remembrances to about 140 household staff and families. A large Christmas tree shopper orchestra and dancing followed the generosity with the hostess mingling in the celebrations.
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Washington Post
Boston
Edward Dasson Brandegee
Syracuse
Charles T. Sprague
America
William Murphy
Faulkner Farm
Brookline
Brandegee
West Roxbury
Blaze Devastates Ven Nuys Broadway Hotel in Los Angeles
A hotel blaze in downtown Los Angeles at the Ven Nuys Broadway Hotel forced 110 guests to flee in night clothes. Five firemen were injured by a collapsing second floor and Fire Chief Lippa suffered cuts. total loss estimated at 200000 dollars. Evacuations occurred within thirty minutes as guests escaped via stairs and elevators despite dense smoke.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ven Nuys Broadway
Lippa
T. M. Benton
Nebraska
P. Waniach
Chicago
Roosevelt Criticized As Police Halt Socialists Meeting
At the Casino Theater in Philadelphia a Socialist meeting drew 1500 foreigners, mainly Russian Jews, who booed police as Ben Hanford denounced Roosevelt and foreign rulers. A policeman ordered him to stop. officers called for help as another speaker spoke Russian, prompting exit chants and the crowd singing the Marseillaise.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Ben Hanford
Casino Theater
Hanford
Czar
Willam
Rockefeller
Kniaz Potemkin
Speaker
Sergt. Davin
Consora
Exceptional Chinaman Yam Moy Hangs Self in Chinatown Laundry
Sam May a Washington area Chinese laundryman died by self harm in his rear room at 1000 Twenty-fifth Street Northwest. Reports describe him as an exceptional person who resisted fan tan and pipe temptations, loyal to wife and children in China, and hope to return home. His body was taken by his brother, prepared for burial, and likely to be exhumed for burial in China.
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Chinatown
Yam Moy
Twenty-fifth Street
United States
China
Confucius
Sam May
Sam
May
Alvay
Washington
J. Willam Lee
Congressional Cemetery
Vna
Four Quarts of Milk Fatal Reckless Wager Ends in Death
Max Lichtenfeld twenty seven years old drank four quarts of milk after a wager in a Meriden saloon. He then consumed beer and was found dead next morning. Medical examiner cites acute gastritis as the cause. Lichtenfeld belonged to the Turner Society and had a hall key.
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Workington Post
Meriden
Conn
Max Lichtenfeld
Lichtenfeld
Turner Society
Weather forecast and local summaries from December issue
Weather data reports indicate generally clear skies with colder conditions in the Atlantic States and milder trends in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Snow flurries expected on Great Lakes shores and rain or snow in the Northwest, with storm warnings on Washington and Oregon coasts and a local weather report noting measurable temperatures and sunshine percentages. A separate briefing notes no fatalities in a riot near Ewing, Georgia, with three wounded and one possibly dying, as Florida officials respond from the state line.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
South Atlantic States
North Pacific States
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Lake
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
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Montana
Ohio
Upper
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Sippl Yalieye
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Mostley
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Oregon
Minioum
Rata
Asheville
Atlanta
Bimarck
N. D
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Chicago
Cincinnat
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Towa
Denver
Colo
Oat Des Moines
Galveston
Dk BO
Helena
Mont
Anafanapolia
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Wanaag Guy
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Hao
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
N. North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Leeb Pitsburg
Salt Lake City
Louis
Bt. Paul
Minn
Vickaburg
Mina Eo
Lake City
W. M. Ives
Charles O'Cain
Ewing
Nho
Florida
Prominent Washington Grocer Elphonzo Youngs Dies at 66
Elphonzo Youngs longtime head of the Hphonzo Youngs Company grocery at 432 Ninth street died Saturday evening just after 7 at his home 1801 Tenth street after a chill at work Monday led to pneumonia. A native of Steuben County New York he served in the Fiftieth New York Regiment during the Civil War and later settled in Washington in 1868 entering grocery business as a temperance grocer. He was active in the board of trade Meade Post G A R and S J John's Lodge of Masons and served as deacon treasurer and trustee of First Congregational Church. He is survived by a widow and a son Elphonzo Youngs Jr. Funeral 1 p.m. tomorrow from Fleet Congregational Church with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Hphonzo Youngs Company
Ninth Street
Jis
Tenth Street
Youngs
Mr. Youngs
Washington
Steuben County
N. Y
First Congregational Church
Jie
Fleet Congregational Church
M. Newman
Hey
M. Ross Fishburn
Glenwood Cemetery
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Mexico City
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Pa. Ave
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