Husband In Law Kills Wife and Wounds Family in Washington
Herman Kabansky, 28, invades his wife’s parents home and shoots multiple family members while seeking the wife who had separated from him. Lena Raboy, 45, dies at Emergency Hospital after attempting to shield her daughter Fannie Kabansky, 23, who is wounded. Brother-in-law Mos Kabansky is shot twice but may recover. Kabansky is held on murder charges as police continue investigations and the Raboy family seeks safety.
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Big Stone Gap
NEW SUFFRAGE ACT IN FOCUS OF SENATE FIGHTS
The Senate debates a new constitutional amendment to grant woman suffrage with a 5 percent voter petition trigger. Shafroth proposes a replacement for the defeated measure while Bristow reintroduces the Chamberlain resolution. Congressional Union and National Council of Women Voters push for federal suffrage, pledging support for the original amendment.
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Union
Medilla McCormick
Congressional Committee
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National Council of Women Voters
Cora Smith Tung
Jane Addams
Congress
Dy King
New Haven and Justice Dept Move Toward Complete Divorce Plan
Negotiations between Department of Justice attorneys and the New Haven Railroad progressed smoothly. Officials predicted a full agreement dissolving the New Haven from its subsidiary companies would be announced today. Key topics included trustees for Connecticut and Rhode Island trolley systems and the disposition of the railroad sound lines. Conferees said negotiations are progressing satisfactorily and a fuller statement would follow.
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Department of Justice
New Haven Railroad
McReynolds
Wilson
King Manuel Watches Jewelry Sale Realizing Large Sums
King Manuel attended a London jewelry sale that realized nearly 150000 dollars. A 61 pearl necklace with a diamond snap sold for 21750 dollars, a single stone diamond ring for 8750, a diamond collar for 6450, a pair of diamonds for 8000, and another 61 pearl necklet for 7600, all described as the property of a lady.
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Washington Post
London
Manuel
Impeachment Attempt Moves to Adjournment in House
Congressman Frank Park of Georgia tried to impeach District Supreme Court Justice Daniel Thew Wright during a high privilege incident. A no quorum suggestion by Mann of Illinois and a Sparkman adjournment motion led to a 50 to 22 vote to adjourn. Park vowed to press the issue today as Buchanan pledged support.
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Poisoned candy plot confessed by Portland woman
Mrs. Edith Adna Hawley allegedly confessed to sending poisoned candy to her three step children and to the housekeeper, and to sending a poisoned box to her own 2 year old daughter. Police report possible drug addiction mentioned in the doorway of the case.
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Portland
Oreg
Edith Adna Hawley
R. A. Hawley
Mexican Border Disorder Prompts Texas Ranger Draft
Gov. Colquitt orders recruitment of Rangers after reports of kidnapping attempts near Carrizo Springs and rifle fire across the Rio Grande. The alert follows attacks on a Mormon colony in Chihuahua and Mexican federal sympathizer activity near Brownsville, with citizens urging protection and neutrality enforcement on the border.
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Matamoros
Mexico
Texas
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Ballard
Carrizo Springs
United States
Rio Grande
Pablo Gonzalez
Plea for T. R. Vigor as House Applauds
Republican Leader James R. Mann recalled the Perdicaris case and praised Roosevelt and Jackson for decisive action. He contrasted 1904 demands on the Moroccan sultan with Wilson’s “watchful waiting” stance over Mexico. Mann urged a strong, Rooseveltian approach, drawing applause from colleagues.
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White House
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Morocco
Perdicaris
Raisuli
Wilson
Villa Lines Up for Battle as Torreon Front Holds
Villa amasses forces with 2000 rounds per man and a self sustaining water supply while his scouts report guns and ammunition moving toward Saltillo and Monterey. Carranza and Huerta agreed on a neutral zone. foreign guardians arrive as El Paso reports censorship lifted and Villa’s troops near Torreon with logistics delaying a direct assault.
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State Department
Gen Villa
Juarez
Settlement schemes floated as Torreon looms
Reports from Mexico City indicate Washington weighing possible settlement plans involving a compromise candidate to succeed Huerta. negotiations reportedly center on Vera Cruz meetings among American British and Mexican diplomats as the Torreon battle approaches, with outcomes likely reshaping posture toward Huerta or constitutionalists.
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O’shaughnessy
State Department
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
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Huerta
Mr. Hohle
John Lind
Washington
Torreon
Wilson
United States
Senora Portilla Yo Rojas
Torrear
Court Raps Rogers Jr in Mortgage Fraud Suit
New York court ruling flags a dispute over title to Messiah Home for Crippled Children property. Henry H Rogers Jr held a mortgage claimed as $800,000 at 6 percent, while the home asserts the elder Rogers gifted the property. The appellate division notes possible fraud and sends the case back for court handling.
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New York
Henry H Rogers, Jr
Canal staff appointed for Panama operation and maintenance
War Department announces Goethals as governor and chief of operation and maintenance for the Panama Canal with Hodges as engineer of maintenance. Rodman heads transportation and other officers join the terminal ports and shops, including Boggs in purchasing and Wood as chief quartermaster. Reappointment of existing employees will fill most posts with no new hires.
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Panama Canal
War Department of Goethals
Department of Operation and Maintenance
George W Goethals
Harry F Hodges
Army Engineers
Hugh Rodman
USSN
W H Rose
D. EB
George
D Deshon
Medical Corps
U S A
Marshall C Guthrie
Public Health Service
C A McTvaane
Goethals Sails for Panama Canal Zone Departure Delayed
Colonel Goethals sailed for the Panama Canal Zone aboard the Colon after a month in the United States. The ship was held to 4 30 pm to accommodate him and he hurried ashore before reporters. Mrs Goethals accompanied him. he declined to state his position on becoming New York police commissioner.
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Canal Builder and Wife
New York
George W . Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Colon
Goethals
Hhe
Canal Zone
Col Goethals
Secretary to review Huff court martial findings
Secretary Daniels will examine the court martial of Lieut Comdr Charles P Huff amid claims his loyalty as Newport News shipyard inspector affected the case. Defense counsel argued Huff’s strict inspections delayed the battleship Texas, costing the yard about $3,000 a day, while a naval friend said his loyalty drew the trouble.
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Charles P Huff
Newport News
I. Phillip Kelsecker
Shipbuilding Company
Daniels
Hutt
Texas
Huff
Imports fall in five months after tariff rise
The Department of Commerce reports preliminary foreign trade figures show imports for the five months since the tariff went into effect totaled $769,801,241, down from $798,155,684 in the same period last year. Exports rose slightly by 10 percent from February 1912 figures, according to the interim data.
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Department of Commerce
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