Presidents Aid Plea for Armenian Peace Concert
A broad European petition urges President Roosevelt to convene a concert of powers and seek Armenia’s protection. Framed by M Berthelot and signed by French, Belgian, Italian, and English figures, the appeal asks for Berlin treaty action and a special conference to resolve the Armenian question. James B Reynolds delivers the plea to Roosevelt, who offered no immediate response. Seaboard Florida Limited advertises its luxury Pullman service from Washington to St. Augustine.
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Roosevelt Wester
James B. Ber
M. Berthelot
France
Reynolds
America
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Ike
Agia
Throni
Tonger
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Berne
Foreign Affairs
Italy
Belgium
Sweden
Denne
Grzei
French Academy
Breunce
Berthelot
Armenia
England
Germany
tHlague
Friends of Armenia
Boston
Caucasus
Constantinople
Asia Minor
James B&b. Reynolds
Capers Superseded. Cochran Named South Carolina District Attorney
Captain Capers of Greenville, B C, is superseded as U S district attorney for South Carolina. Ernest F Cochran is named to succeed. Capers term expired December 1. Charges prompted a DOJ investigation. Cochran, a Republican, is noted as a potential district judge candidate if a new SC district is created. Capers’ ties to Richland Distilling Co are cited as a possible irregularity.
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E. F. Cochran
South Carolina
John G. Capers
Greenville
B. C
United States District Attorney
District of South Carolina
Senate
Ernest F. Cochran
Capers
Department of Justice
Cochran
Loeb
Congress
Richland Dia Tiling Company
Columbia
D. C
Double Ended Fraud Plot at Kansas City Stock Yards
Witness admits complicity in a scheme at Kansas City stock yards where11 weighmasters and others allegedly overweighed or underweighed cattle to defraud shippers. Jay J Miller, on trial for perjury, testified that A F Judy confessed and described the organize that split proceeds with weighers Charles Wiggens and Bruce Wrackeldorfer listed among those involved. Wiggens remains at large on a farm in Iowa.
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Jay J. Miller
Miller
Traders’ Exchange
A. FF. Judy
Combine
Judy
Garl Wrightmire
Charles Wiggens
Bruce Wrackeldorfer
Wiggens
Wrackeldorfer
Towa
Porto Ricans Demand Liberal Government From Roosevelt
Tulio Larrinaga resident commissioner of Porto Rico with San Juan mayor Roberts H Todd and Francisco Buse met President Roosevelt to present a memorial. The Insular municipalities convention says the current American period is less liberal than before and leaves natives with little power. They oppose the governor's council dominated by Americans able to veto actions from the popular branch of the insular legislature.
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Tulio Larrinaga
Porto Rico
Roberts H. Todd
San Juan
Francisco Buse
Roosevelt
BA Memorial
Washington
Canal Zone Sanitation Report Contrasts Death Rates
Dr. W C Gorgas reports Canal Zone sanitation conditions are excellent though Panama city records a yellow fever case. He notes 42 deaths per thousand among Negro workers versus eight per thousand among whites, attributing the gap to adherence to sanitary rules.
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Gorgas
UNNA DEFINES CAUSE AND CURE OF DANDRUFF HERPICIDE
European skin specialist links dandruff to parasites and declares a cure found. The Herpicide product from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit claims to kill hair parasites, restore natural hair, and is sold by leading druggists with samples available for 10 cents.
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Newhero
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Stevens” Pharmacy
9Th St
Jury Chosen in Savannah in U S Conspiracy Case
A Savannah jury was selected today for the Greene and Gaynor case on charges of conspiracy against the United States, embezzlement, and receipt of misappropriated funds. Jury selection delayed by late arrivals and challenges. 12 jurors were seated after voir dire, with testimony to begin tomorrow.
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Greene
Gaynor
United States
Marlon Erwin
Tan
Venice
Coll Meldrim
Speer
Cour
Wrwin
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Anticles
Howe Thomas
Quitman
Henry G. Hester
Valdosta
Wiley W.frnddock
G. L. Touchtone
Naylor
Robert
Heath
Thomasville
James Girk
South Carolina policy holders name state trustees
South Carolina policy holders of Mutual Life and New York Life met in Columbia to form separate mutual protection associations and to appoint state trustees. Leroy Springs of Lancaster was nominated as a state trustee for Mutual Life and Governor B C Heywards was named for New York Life.
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Columbia
S&s. C
Tan
Mutual Life
New York Life
J-Day
Mutual
Leroy Springs
Lancaster
Spon
National Board of Trustees
New. York
Gov. B.C .Heywards
Belgian Chamber Votes Annuity for Heir Apparent Prince Albert
Amid parliamentary turmoil in Belgium, the Chamber of Deputies granted an annuity of 40,000 dollars a year to Prince Albert, heir presumptive, despite opposition about royal finances. The row follows a broader pattern of royal misfortune linked to January and prompts debate on Leopold's private life and estate.
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Belgian Chamber of Deputies
Prince Albert
Count of Flanders
Legislatura
Belgium
Leopold
Wianders
Butt
Count of
Flanders
Onithin
Duke of
Brabant
Henrietta
Eyerling
Prince Rudolph of
Léopold
Lackeu
Prince Baldwin of Flanders
Thas
Chamber of Deputies
Royal House
Preachers Hear Printers Over Eight Hour Strike
New York clergy from the Methodist Episcopal Church met a committee of striking printers from the Methodist Book Concern in January. The printers argued the eight hour day was just and say they were locked out to push better conditions. Rev. Dr. R. G. Cook urged that the Book Concern, though not a commercial entity, aids widows and orphans and worn‑out ministers and should not be treated as a closed shop. The church would consider remedies for the printers.
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New York
Typographical Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
R. G. Cook
Methodist Church
Fred D. Grant
Robert Fulton
Samuel L. Clemens
Andrew F. Burlelgi
Hugh Gordon Miller
Joan L. Sheppard
H. O. S. Helstand
Albert A. Pope
Waldorf-Amatoria
Hudson
Fulton
Battery Park
Beson
Alfred Vanderbilt
Ormond Beach
Florida
Vanderbilt
Ormond
Hanson
Alliance Against Accident Fraud
Hotel Astor
Congress
Bryan remains firm on Philippine independence stance
W J Bryan after leaving the Philippines via Sandakan and Manila says his visit was interesting and instructive. He commends civil and military authorities for thorough investigation of Filipinos and says the knowledge gained may benefit the American people and Filipinos. He notes English language influence exceeds expectations and reiterates his views on independence have not changed.
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Borneo
Manila
Jay
Philippine
India
W. J
Bryan
Philippines
Ites
Tme
Mystery Cave Brings in a Pirate Book Reader
Policeman William Drennen probes a Seventh Avenue caved cave where two youths read a sensational dime novel by Thomas W. Lawson titled The Crime of Amalgamated. One youth, Matthew F. Flock aged seventeen, is charged after discovery with brick throwing and a Harlem Court hearing follows.
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William Drennen
2D Street
Seventh Avenue
1St Street
Drennen
Samuel
Drennan
Amalgamated
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Harlem
Matthew F. Flock
Eighth Avenue
Jake Shubert
Lyric Theater
Giyla
Shubert
Channing Pollock
Shuberts
Ughy
Tom
Pollock
Brooklyn
Fidelia Allen
Mr. Shubert
Florence Seamon
Gertrude Betts
Dorothy Waldron
Jeannette Treery
Bertha Armistrong
Sadie Mel Its
Miss Woodhull
Miss. Robbins
Ml la Fontaine
Mabel Brooks
Florence Martin
Daugh
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