Sugar Trust to Fight De-Wiz Violations in Court
Department of Justice officials say they will push the Sherman act case against the American Sugar Refining Company. The company, denying monopoly or restraints, announces it will defend shareholders’ interests with confidence and vigor after negotiations for settlement collapsed.
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Lind Counsel In Land Case For Smith Of Minnesota
John Lind, special envoy to Mexico and former head of the Jinn & Lane Timber Co, appears as attorney for Charles A Smith a Minnesota landholder seeking to overturn a court decision. Smith contends part of Oregon lands were bought by fraud and the patent should remain void. The case involves a large landholding and past stock connections to Lind.
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Navy Armor Piercing Contracts Reported by Secretary
Secretary announced contracts totaling 1 917 340 for armor piercing and common projectiles. Awards include Fourteen-Inch shells from Steel Company and Bethlehem Steel, with Midvale Steel supplying Twelve-Inch and Five and Four-Inch projectiles. Prices reflect modern costs versus last year.
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Goats May Cut Milk Cost With Serum Miracle
Ithaca N Y Jan 16 Experiments at Cornell College of Medicine suggest serum injections into goats can double milk yield and greatly enrich cream content, potentially lowering milk prices. Researchers, led by R P Hill, aim to test the method on cows. results remain hopeful. The serum is prepared from the gland of livestock.
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Cuba Accepts Morgan Loan Proposal
The Cuban government has accepted in principle a loan proposal from PP Morgan & Co for 10 million dollars, at 8 percent interest per 100 bond, repayable over 34 years and secured by 1 percent of customs receipts. Morgan & Co said they are ready to advance 3,000,000 and could extend to 13,000,000 if Congress authorizes.
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Calis Suffrage Law Void Challenged in Illinois Supreme Court
A Chicago lawyer filed a brief in the Illinois Supreme Court seeking to restrain Cook County election officials from incurring costs as he argues the state woman suffrage act is unconstitutional. The suit, tied to women voting in the upcoming February primary, was dismissed in Cook County Superior Court for lack of equity. The case slated for February appellate review, with the February 27 primary under scrutiny.
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Two Seamen Die in Pact Leave Addresses Before Self
Chicago Jan 16 Early Bostwick and Buchanan apprenticed seaman at Lake Bluff training station committed death by own action after agreeing to die together per coroner jury verdict. They were found dead last night. addresses of relatives were given to be notified and viewed as evidence of suicide pact. Diskussion of inquest noted.
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Senate and House Notes on Public Lands and Railroads
Senate would empower the President to reserve natural townsites from the public domain and subdivide for auction. Mexico resolutions shelved. railroad rebates inquiry to continue. government ownership of railroads urged. Also flood protection for Augusta and a Belmont estate purchase for park use discussed. trust and headlight bills debated. 2,200 Marines for sea duty outlined.
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Call on Nicaragua to pay debts demanded by foreign powers
Managua January 16. The Brit, German, and Italian governments through their ministers here have demanded Nicaragua settle debts owed to their nationals totaling over 1,000,000. Germany also asked that Nicaraguan promissory notes be accepted for customs duties. The Nicaraguan government refused those demands due to its financial embarrassment and notified the American minister.
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Gibbons for Sea Duty at Naval Academy
Reported yesterday that Capt. John Gibbons U S N commandant of the Naval Academy will be ordered to sea before the academic year ends. He supposedly will be succeeded by Capt. F Fullam currently serving as an aid for personnel.
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Notes of world happenings amid varied 1913 items
A collage of terse dispatches reports fire aboard Uranium Liner Volturno with 13% of passengers and crew lost, snowbound southern France, Turkey's Panama Exposition participation, a drowning case in Union City, theft recoveries in Freeport, a cardinal Rampolla testament search, a boy’s suicide in Freeport, a Mrs Campino found murdered in New York, and other scattered incidents including Becker estate, bank robbery, Nordica's health, and local prosecutions.
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Earl of Kintore Tours Washington Before Pittsburgh Visit
The Earl of Kintore spent a day in Washington visiting Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark. He toured public buildings with District Commissioner Newman, lunched with Secretary Bryan and notable officials at the University Club, and attended a formal reception at Montrose Fairmont Seminary before departing for Pittsburgh.
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Ask M' Donald To Retract Conspiracy Accusations Rise
A telegram from Progressives including county committeemen urged Rep W J MacDonald of Washington to retract a statement claiming constitutional rights and laws are overthrown in the district around Houghton Michigan. Thirty of thirty eight miners and labor leaders accused in the copper country case were jailed with bond posted. most await trial as jury reports promised.
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Post Office Move Seeks 113472 Dollar Aid for Washington
Postmaster General Burleson asked Congress for an immediate appropriation of 113 472 dollars to move and equip the Washington city post office to a new building beside Union Station. The plan includes 69 932 dollars for equipment and moving costs, 43 500 dollars for a temporary clerical staff, and additional costs for divisions of the Fastoffice Department and the mail bag repair station inside the new building.
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Besieged farmer to surrender after siege and talks
Edward Beardsley at his Sumpierdate farmhouse near Mayvite New Jersey prepared to surrender after a tense standoff following a shooting at Poormast er Putnam. Deputies, including James Beardsley, arrived from Titusville to tend the children as Sheriff Anderson sought a peaceful conclusion while guards watched from a broken window and the crying children drove terms.
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Norfolk Harbor Channel Widening and Anchors Proposed
War Department letter to Congress requests 1.244 million dollars to widen Norfolk and Newport News channels, deepen anchorages, and set aside navigable-water anchorages. Proposed Norfolk channel width 600 feet to the mouth of the southern branch, with gradual widening to 800 feet near the navy yard.
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Bryan Pleads for Uplift at National Geographic Society
Secretary of State Bryan urged uplift of mankind through study of foreign conditions in a speech to the National Geographic Society at the Masonic Temple. He cited South America, Panama Canal plans, and progress comparisons, noting no government is perfect and urging continued improvement across parties.
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Senate Seats Vote in Privileges and Elections Committee
The Senate committee on privileges and elections decided to vote today on the credentials of Blair Lee of Maryland and Frank P. Glass of Alabama for Senate seats. If Congress or Alabama's legislature takes no further action, the direct election amendment would be inoperative in the state, allowing the legislature to continue electing senators. Sydney J. Bowie, Glass’s attorney, argued the amendment requires additional legislation before becoming effective.
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Lawyers Meet for Virginia Bar Association Session
The annual meeting of the Bar Association of Virginia’s Sixteenth circuit convenes at 11 this morning at Col. Francis L. Smith’s office in Alexandria. End of a long lawsuit sees Mrs. Alice McMenamin awarded 1500 against Southern Railway for smoke damage to residence along Duke Street. Veteran fireman Henry Posey receives full uniform and portrait. Children’s Home officers elected: Mrs. Harry B. Caton president. Mrs. L. E. Uhler and Mrs. Mary Walker as vice presidents. Mrs Kate Waller Barrett at large. Mrs J. H Munafield secretary. Carroll Pierce treasurer. Roy Wise, 12, returned after running away to the Industrial Home School, Washington.
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Dam failure at West Virginia Pulp and Paper site sparks river flood
A dam break at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plant near Dobbin West Virginia unleashed a wall of water along the Potomac River valley. Despite the extensive flood, there was no loss of life and property damage was modest. Telegraphers and local volunteers organized to warn residents and preserve communications. An investigation by seven engineers began into the failure, attributed to undermining by water and frozen sluice gates. Gov. Hatfield declined outside aid. Evangelist R Grant Jolly to speak at a Washington Temple event tomorrow.
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Lankford Died by Accident Says Coroner After Inquiry
New York January 16 Coroner Ernest Wagner concludes Richard D Lankford of the Southern Railway died in an accident not foul play or illness He believes a bathroom incident led to an indigestion attack causing paralysis before he noticed a gas odor Funeral services are planned at his late apartment with Rev D C Albertson officiating after which the body will be taken to Princess Anne Maryland for burial at 3 o clock regional pastor and date stated
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