Senate Debates Child Welfare Bureau Bill Maiden Speech by Smith
The Senate debated a proposal creating a children’s bureau in the Department of Commerce and Labor to study child welfare with hearings set noon to 1 pm. Senator Gallinger opposed as intrusion on private affairs while Radcliffe argued against women’s influence in legislation and Stone critiqued the bill as extravagant.
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Department of Commerci
Labor
Senate
Gallinger
Child Labor Bureau
Chang
Washington
Fr Heybowin
Overman
Smith
Senator Smith
Georgia
Midde Hin Halden
Radlew
Manator Stone
Wrutter Horah
The
Diplomatic Shift Narrowly Modifies Japanese Exclusion
The senate, on state department appeal, yesterday moved to alter the Dillingham immigration measure restricting Japanese entrants. The change would soften the ban by allowing aliens not eligible for naturalization to enter when treaty or stipulation provides otherwise, under a diplomatic agreement.
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Senate
State Department
Yeasterday
United States
Serandeis Ends Testimony In Steel Inquiry
The United States Steel Corporation probe before the Stanley committee ended with Serandeis concluding his remarks. The committee adjourned to meet at the chairmans call. Chairman Stanley announced that within a few days Johny Fitch, a sociologist well known from prior hearings, will be asked to testify.
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Boulsy
Trandeis
United States Steel
Stanley Atee
Stanley’ Mat
Johny Fitch
Three Hazer Stabbing Left Students Wounded at Hiram College
An attempted hazing incident at Hiram College last night left Earl Gok of Youngstown seriously cut and William Oldacre and J Mays lightly wounded. Thomas, a star athlete and basketball team member, reportedly torn the H from his sweater and planned to leave. Police found Thomas in a restaurant as the assailants fled into darkness after a clash over the incident.
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Fiyan Uno Janar
Newcomb
Hiram College
Thoreas
Youngstown
Earl Gok
William Oldacre
J Mays
Tne
Thomas
Hi College
Mount Union
Countess Appeals for Aid in County Court
Countess Lolita Della Trica Preciosa of Turin testified in county court seeking support from her husband Count Ermand Voting Trica Preciosa. She recounted a troubled marriage, past separations, and monthly alimony while awaiting a Friday decision on her claim. Separately, a fire at Waynesville Wood Manufacturing Co. caused substantial losses to kilns and planing mills, burning two boxcars and part of the aiding ware.
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Lolita Della ‘Redona
Ermand
Trica Preciosa
Turin
Pauine Fox
Téve Shepala
Gen Campos
Barcelona
Newark
Dedla Predogs
California
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Wayneaville Ncg
Jane
Waynesville Wood Manufacturing Company
Poison case verdict today in Newark murder trial
The trial of Allison M MacFarland, charged with murdering his wife by substituting cyanide for headache remedy, concluded with two witnesses and to go to the jury tomorrow after a two day hearing. Prosecutor Mott cited letters with Florence Bromley to show motive and alleged infidelity. Defense argued the accused told his wife he had bought cyanide and hinted at the method, raising questions about intent and action.
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Newark
Jane
Allison M MacFarland
Mott
Mackarland
Florence Bromley
Philadelphia
MacFarland
Count Luetzow Arrives in New York for Lectures
New York receives Count Luetzow the Bohemian scholar and publicist aboard the steamship Laconia on its maiden voyage. He will lecture at universities and colleges and address the House of Representatives in Washington this week, led by Representative Adolph Sabath of Chicago, welcoming a delegation of American citizens of Bohemian birth.
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Luetzow
Vowntess
Laconia
Cunard Line
Count Luetzow
House of Representatives
Washington
Adolph J Sabath
Chicago
Lorimer testimony cites spoils plan and fair campaign cost
Senator Lorimer described a spoils system and a theoretically lively congressional bid costing about 10000 dollars, with bands advertising and mailing, as the Chicago faction clash deepened. He testified before the Lorimer investigating committee, noting hostility from the Tribune and McCormick family and recounting related financial details and left-handed support.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘Tribune
McCormick Family
Joseph Mediln
Medill
Tiviore
Medillima
Marble
the Tribune
Lorimer
William A Kennelly
Sterting
Tight Shoe Costly Leg Amputation Case Report
Miss Josephine Patton wore tight shoes leading to toe irritation that progressed to an ulcer and swelling. At Mercy Hospital doctors diagnosed gangrenous action and performed an amputation just below the hip to remove infected parts and prevent spread.
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New York
A. Battimore Dia Paton
Jozephine Patten
Miss Patton
Mercy Hospital
Boats Freed From Ice Pack in Tangier Sound Rescue
Crisfield Md Jan 3 The revenue cutter Apache today freed three oyster schooners and the oyster sloop Nellie Jackson from ice in Tangier Sound. The vessels were towed to Crisfield. crews were exhausted from the effort. The Apache towed other craft to safety.
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Maryland
Nellie Jackson
Tangier Sound
Armor Flays Prohibition Bill At Senate Hearing
Mrs Mary Herris Armor of Hast man Georgia known as the Georgia Cyclone condemned the proposed law to prohibit liquor into dry states as an insult to Congress intelligence. She urged senators to listen and warned against voting for a bill she called unconstitutional while supported by temperance leaders and a delegation, including Mia I MW Stevens and Anna Gordon, in a rally on Capitol Hill.
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Hastman
Georgia
Senate
Mia I. MW ‘ Stevens
Woman's
Chrisian Temperance Union
Mrs. Armor
Armor Plato
Armor
Steven
Lillian M . Stevens
Anna A. ‘Gordon
Ellen Stone
Washington
Poongrees
Call Money Caucus Sparks House Debate on Money Trust Probe
Democratic caucus set for February 7 to push a House inquiry into the money trust led by Robert L. Henry. Editorial in Commoner urges Democrats to back Henry, opposing Underwood and Littleton, as tactics and petitions circulate at the Capitol amid a bitter fight and potential referral to banking and currency committees.
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Underwood
Littleton
House Democrats
Money Trust
Henry
Capitol
Circula
Henamon
Commoner
Sryan
Democratic House of Representatives
Robert L. Henry
Jfight
Underwood, Littiston
Falop
Oover
Bride of 16 Divorced in Shaky Dawny Years
Mrs Lilian Huntington Dawley daughter of Commodore W R K Huntington and heir to the Huntington estate in Cleveland was divorced today from Noyes Rand Dawley son of a banker. Their marriage began in Briaree New York and Asheville North Carolina where the couple studied as students.
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Kisha Oho
Lillian
Huntington Dawley
Commodore W RK Huntington
Sanjduaky Yacht Club
Bis
Huntington
Cleveland
Noyes
Rand Dawkey
Charley Eee
Briaree NY
Asheville, N
Mob Hangs Suspect After Cordele Assault
A mob stormed Cordele jail and hanged Albert Hamilton, accused in the assault of a white girl, as authorities failed to intervene. The arrest followed a young woman from a prominent Cordele family being assaulted last night in the city’s main residence district.
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Cordele
Albert Hamilton
Washington and Southern Bank Names Selwin Tait President
Local financial circles and the people of Washington will be interested in the announcement of the opening of the Washington and Southern Bank with Selwin Tait as president and a board of directors from business and public life. Tait has long banking experience here with the International Banking Corporation, which he founded and developed into one of the citys most important institutions, creating a wide circle of friends.
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Washington
Washington and Southern Bank
Sin J
Crossing policemen bill fails amid district objections
The House rejected the crossing policemen bill 268 to 9 after arguments over government authority to set private railway employee salaries. A second measure would incorporate the American Numismatic Association for fifty years to foster coin collecting and exhibitions. Proponents named H O Grandbers, William A. Ashbrook, A J De Lagerberg, D A Witte jams, and Howland Wood as incorporators.
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American Numismatic Association
Numismatic Association
Eisaon
Mississippi
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Callaway
Teas
Ditygerald
New York
Gillette and Green
Massachusetts
Henry
Connecticut
Maen
Ilinois
Prauty
Senate
Metro- Politat
Col Tumbia
Auch
American Nunitamatic Association
H O Grandbers
Oslosh
Wis
William A. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio
J de Lagerberg
Passaic
Cat attack wounds woman. cat dies en route to pound
Mrs Mary Embrey, of 1224 Piersant southeast, was bitten on the left hand by a sulter cat that she confined in a vacant room until a pound man arrived. The cat died in convulsions while being transported to the dog pound. The wound was cauterized and the rabies test to be conducted. Also, the Russian emperor granted a pension to Tolstoi's widow of 10,000 rubles (about 35,000) per year.
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Pat
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Cmbray
Exabrey
Brabrey
Peneran
Tolato
St Peersburg
Jan
Tolstoi
Sample Bottle Free by Mail in Oslo Nor way Oil Emulsion
Advertising notice offers a free bottle of ozonized cod liver oil emulsion described as healthful and life giving. It urges readers to mail or postcard addresses to receive the promotional bottle, highlighting palatability and ease of taking.
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Norway
Beresford’s Betrayal of Naval Policy Provokes War Talk
London dispatch previews Admiral Lord Charles Beresford’s revised edition accusing the Admiralty of betraying public trust and underfunding the fleet. He denounces the dreadnought policy as misleading, warns of wasted money, and calls for a wartime staff and improved ship protection for merchants.
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New York
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Admiralty
Great Britain
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Reciht Qoora
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Maya
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Woman sues father for pay as housekeeper in New Jersey
Anna Wiking of Sicklerville sues John Wiking of Camden County in the New Jersey Supreme Court for compensation for acting as housekeeper from January 14 to 17 this year. She says she has kept house since her brother’s death when she was a child and seeks twenty two dollars per week.
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Camden
John Wiking
Sicktersville
Here
Anna NG Withing
New
Murder Case in Gary Prompts Death Sentence Request
Report cites Gov Marshall imposing life term in Davis murder. Davis linked to the Gary case of a murdered woman and her companion. Warden Fogarty indicates the condemned man lacks forward movement, awaiting next Friday’s hanging at the city prison.
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Seorme Tring
Hanj
Pat Segura
Marshall
Gary
Indant
E J Fogarty
Thy Igi City
Sister Confesses Killing in East Side Saloon Murder Trial
In a dramatic 1912 murder case, Mrs Theresa Martin testifies she quarreled with Charler Muldoon and drove the knife that killed him. The trial of her brother James P McDermott continues with the verdict expected after she finally names the killer, and the court prepares to send the case to the jury. An unrelated note mentions a $25,000 request to grade and improve Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, with a further $6,000 for a battalion project.
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Jana
Charler Muldoon
Theresa Martin
James P McDermott
Muldoon
Martin
East Side
McDermott
Denver
Slater
Grede Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senator Page
Bowenwoed
District
Barrow Firm to Build Largest Submarines Yet
The Admiralty ordered three submarines from Janko The Maxim to be the largest ever built and able to undertake long voyages. The vessels will be armed with two quick-lifters enabling fire through watchways and spiking into the hold before submerging.
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Barrow
England
Admiralty
Fer Vicker 3 Sons & Maxim
Ype
Health Advice Promotes Constipation Remedy in Women
An article urges women to monitor bowels daily and avoid reliance on powders for health. It cites Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild daily aid, along with testimonials from Mrs M Hughes and Rose Walker, offering a one dollar sample bottle via mail with address details.
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Richmond
Caldeel Ashineton Monficelis
Boartes
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