Foss Victory Prompts Call for Tariff Reform in Massachusetts
Eugene Foss defeats rival as voters demand Republican pledge fulfilled with immediate repeal of section 2 of the Payne Aldrich act. The result signals urgency to lower living costs and avert commercial warfare with key trading partners. William Buchanan, defeated by Foss, says the outcome gives his loss value if it spurs action.
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Cities Driving Jews Out in Russia Expulsions Soar
The American Jewish Committee says reports from Berlin indicate Russia is issuing broad orders for Jewish expulsions. Victims are being driven from Kiev, Russia, and nearby areas, with local governors stripping protection and forcing mass departures in what may be unprecedented action.
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Bank ordered to pay Samuel Simpson 700 damages
A First National Bank clerk wrongly honored a protest on Samuel Simpson’s check. A jury in Wilkes Barrea awarded Simpson 700 dollars in damages. Swanson sought 10 600 dollars, claiming the protest harmed his business reputation.
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Politician Willam Foss Firm on Tariff and Rivalry
The defeated candidate William H K Foss faces Republican leaders in Washington over tariff policy and reciprocity. Foss, brother of Rep George Foss, has built a Massachusetts manufacturing career and held leadership roles in several firms. His election stirs House interest amid tariff debate and party shifts as colleagues anticipate lively clashes when he returns home.
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Taft Seeks Arbitration to Guard Peace and Navy Strength
President Taft addressed a Peace and Arbitration League banquet at the New York Hotel Astor urging arbitration for honor disputes and defense of a larger navy to protect peace. Ambassadors von Bernstorff and de la Barra joined speakers, while critics warned on surrendering national interests to tribunals.
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Steals and Elopes in Carnegie Trust Case Faces Abduction Charge
Tom Brown, a messenger for the Carnegie Trust Company, stole about $20,000, forged a teller name, and fled to Los Angeles with Mabel Lave, daughter of a Jersey City family. They were later married en route to California. Brown was arrested and will face abduction and grand larceny charges. most of the money has been recovered. The couple were located by a private detective agency after Brown's father-in-law pressed for action.
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Death Follows Use of Serum in Diphtheria Inoculation
Minneapolis March 22 Mrs Guy B Amith of this city died after being inoculated with diphtheria antitoxin. She expired in convulsions minutes after administration by a physician at the home of Mrs Benjamin Franklins who had been awaiting for several days. The physician pronounced Mrs Franks had diphtheria and he inoculated both women with antitoxin.
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Benjamin Franklins
Defeated Republicans Lament as Foss Wins Mass district
Amid solemn cant and mock Jeremiah veneers, Massachusetts Republicans mourn Foss victory in the Fourteenth district. Democrats hail the result as a sign of a possible nationwide shift while GOP leaders admit a crushing setback and fear November losses.
Washington Chamber to push Panama Canal Expo here
The Washington Chamber of Commerce plans to launch a drive at its April meeting to secure the great international exposition celebrating the canal’s opening. Leaders including President Gude and commissioners Rudolph Judson and Edwards back locating the celebration in the nation’s capital with permanent buildings on federal property.
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Parsons Calls For Clean Up At Albany Dinner
In New York on an Albany trip a Republican county committee event featured Herbert Parsons urging a thorough housecleaning within the party. Attendees included Mitta Bannard and even Vice President Taft, with Parsons praised for maintaining decency and honesty amid ongoing trials.
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Mar
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Newark
Theogore Rougatett
Ibany
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Mitta T Bannard
Mayo
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Taft
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Monster Python Seizes Deck Space During Voyage
A freighter Indram from the Far East reports a 4-foot python from a six- snake shipment. The largest stretched from its box, sailors blocked it with a plank, and the crew suffered injuries while restraining the reptile aboard before port arrival.
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Panama Canal Exposition Planned After Completion
John Barrett of the Bureau of American Republics cites the Panama Canal as a historic milestone. He notes strong enthusiasm for a Western HemisphereExposition and reports widespread interest from cities across the United States and Central and South America.
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John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Colleges lax say Dr Flexner assails medical schools
Dr Flexner at the closing session of the Association of American Medical Colleges criticizes lax admission standards and methods at many member institutions. He cites widespread failure to meet essential standards and calls for reforms. Officers elected include D A Witherspoon Vandertt Lat Versi as president and Dr Pred Chapite as secretary and treasurer.
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Carnege Foundation
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Powell Murder Trial Looms After Halifax Arraignment
Special to The Rustington Post reports Powell who killed the Sea land police chief Keck and wounded Senator Stats and Legislator Paul Jutchin was arraigned at Halifax court. Trial set for Thursday as case proceeds.
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Strikers Plan State Conference As Walkers-Barre Debate Rages
Striking workers and reform groups push for a state conference to coordinate actions. Presidents of unions both affiliated and unaffiliated were urged to appoint delegates while leaders in Philadelphia and Reading hesitate to extend the walkout. An upcoming meeting will seek agreement on a unified plan and potential return to work.
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Labor Files Steel Evidence Against U S Steel Monopoly
Sworn statements and documentary evidence charge United States Steel with restraint of trade and labor suppression. They allege ownership of coal and ore lands is part of a monopoly and say the company disrupts competition across Great Lakes railways and at Gary Indiana. Labor leaders gather at a special AFL meeting to plan a campaign and address the strike situation nationwide.
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Insurgent Tactics Roil Rules Committee Seat Battle
A split among Republicans over the rules committee pits Hayes led insurgents against the regulars. Datzell’s fate and possible mintant placements stir intra party conflict as Democrats weigh stakes. Rumors of caucus clashes and potential delays loom before the forthcoming Speaker vote.
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