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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
7
U S note informs Maytorena forces to withdraw as tensions ease near the border. Gen Scott to confer in El Paso today or tomorrow while Veracruz celebrates Carranza troops capturing Puebla and related convention activity unfolds in Mexico City.
Fragmented OCR text shows a referendum proposal involving leases to Asiatic lands and land-related questions. Mentions May and dates, with scattered names and places unclear. The readable facts point to a legislative vote on land leasing policy and related measures set for an upcoming period.
Cut Glass reads as a dealer promise of only one quality items, boasting that every piece shown has been made with great care to achieve a brilliancy not found in cheaper grades.
A historical wartime photograph shows the destruction of a grand chapel with the Virgin statue unharmed amid falling debris and shattered stained glass. Officers of Saint something stand among the ruins, while a nearby scene preserves the magistrate Paul in his study and dining room during bombardment.
Nebraska Senator urges President to act as a neutral figure above party lines and seek a nonpartisan government, saying the American people are ready to abolish party control. The symposium at Willard discusses preferential ballots to unite progressive elements, with leaders Norris Clapp and Vrooman arguing both for and against discarding party ties.
In a New York City courtroom a man known as The Rabbit testifies about a murder plot linked to Tony Dellison. A tap on the shoulder signal led gunman Crosby to shoot a man he had never seen, then flee to Vesey Street and a saloon. The case centers on racketeering, betrayal, and coercion amid underworld ties.
Social workers from multiple sections report illiteracy as a key cause of juvenile delinquency and push education as the remedy. The eleventh annual conference on child labor adjourns after morning reports and votes on a quarterly education bulletin proposal to identify all native white children in need of schooling.
A Maryland tax ruling upholding state control of motor vehicle licenses prompts a first public hearing by the Federal Reserve Board. Baltimore and Richmond officials prepare to argue, citing interstate commerce implications and district boundaries.
A New York sailor known as Pat Walsh from Brooklyn fought in a boxing bout aboard the battleship Florida. Walsh weighed around 160 pounds and delivered a right hook that struck an opponent’s chin, sending him to the deck and causing a fatal head injury. The incident occurred after nine sailors went to the band room to practice. Walsh, from Indianapolis, is under arrest and facing court martial.
The article notes Tonden Fan of The House of Lorela will meet tomorrow with Earl Kitchenner, secretary of war, who is expected to make a statement on progress of the armed forces and British preparations.
Secretary of Labor Danigh Fo keel labor expert and former immigration commissioner named to mediate between eastern Ohio coal operators and miners who have been on strike since April 1. Davies and Keefe, veteran mediators, to consult with factions. likely to tour affected regions and push for an amicable settlement. Operators task committee to draft action pins for the miners strike strategy.
A mine inspector died yesterday at Coal Creek near ernie British alumina after entering a mine following an explosion. Rescue workers believe the gas overcame him. he was taken from the mine and pronounced dead.
Columbus, Ohio Jan 5 The Ohio legislature convened Monday in its first session The message of Gov James Moon focused on state problems The workmen's compensation law praised and urged not to be weakened The governor urged defeat of attempts to amend it The Republicans opposed both branches of the legislature and the prompt defeated demeanor was noted
Police officers Gerr King of the Second precinct and Crossing Officer Rosenberg chased a young colored man who snatched a purse from Mrs Luly Earnest at Sixth Street and New York avenue. The suspect fired three shots, was knocked senseless by Rosenberg, and later identified as William Henson. The pocketbook was recovered and Henson detained at the Second precinct station.
Former Pennsylvania congressman and long time politician dies while traveling south for health reasons. He served in the State Senate and was a prominent figure in the Democratic Party. He was about 100 years old and had recently left public office.
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