White Named US Ambassador to France in Elysee Ceremony
Henry White, new American ambassador to France, presented credentials at the Elysee Palace amid full military honors. President Fallieres welcomed him and pledged cooperation for closer Franco American ties as tariff policy and other international issues loom.
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Paris
Henry White
United States
France
Failleres
White
John C. Fremont
William S Guignard
Place Des Etats-Unis
Fallieres
Pichon
Salon de Ambassadeurs
Mr. Waite
McWhite
Republic
Lfe
Mr. White
Governor quotes The American Commonwealth on state power
In remarks cited by Gov. Hughes, The American Commonwealth is invoked to illustrate that state executives hold limited legislative discretion while officials act as extensions of the legislature. The governor notes hope for future revision and a possible new edition.
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Hughes
Charles E Hughes
American Commonwealth
Mail thefts accused porters from New York Central
Two porters, William Cohen and William Freedman, employed by the New York Central Railroad, were arrested by Postal Inspectors for systematically robbing U S mails over months. Police found stolen goods from mail order houses on their persons, including silk items, brushes, and carving sets. The men, from Manhattan addresses, allegedly confessed to the thefts amid city complaints of missing parcels since January.
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Appoinl
Washington Post
New York
New York Central Railroad
United States
Jacobs
Meyers
Oy Mall
William Co‘hen
Wiliam Freen@Man
Park Avenue
Cohen
Freedman
West Twenty-third Street
Ruef to Drop Habeas Corpus
Abe Ruef of San Francisco will seek withdrawal of habeas corpus proceedings in the United States Supreme Court tomorrow, as his counsel plans steps in the case. The action aims to end the habeas corpus challenge instituted in the tribal court.
James Oliver Seriously Ill in South Bend
South Bend Indiana report Mar 23 James Oliver plow maker and one of Indiana's wealthiest men is critically ill with acute disease and serious complications. Oliver is in his eighties. Mme Calve arrives in New York on steamer La Provence reported Mar 3 by EW paper.
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James Oliver
South Bend
Ind
James O11
Indiana
Olver
Mme
Calve
New York
Emma Cal
la Provence
Labor Men End Sessions and Roosevelts to Be Consulted
The American Federation of Labor executive council adjourned after two long sessions focusing on hearings and routine business. It planned to address alien labor importation to South Carolina and the Chinese exclusion act with President Roosevelt, and referred several charter requests and jurisdiction questions to President Gompers for conference and action.
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The
American Federation of Labor
Marine Firemen, Oilers and Water Vendors' Benevolent Association of
New York
International Association of Longshoremen
Seamen's International Union
Union of German Engineers
New York City
Executive Council
International Union
Gompers
South Carolina
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Stonecutters’ Association
International Association of Marble Workers
Panama Canal Zone
Jompers
Labor
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Madden Forced to Resign as Third Assistant Postmaster General
Edwin C Madden retired Friday from the Third Assistant Postmaster General post after eight years. He released a statement praising reforms in the postal service and urging continued effort to end newspaper and periodical abuses, fees, and special privileges. He says his departure was not entirely voluntary and the reform work must continue to ensure equal rates and open competition.
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Edwin C Madden
Congress
Albert R. Walter Dead in Southeast Washington Home
Albert R. Walter, oldest son of Henry H Walter and longtime employee of the Agricultural Department publications division, died Friday at his residence 123 Betreet Southeast. Born February 2, 1887, in Southeast Washington, he had been bedridden since January 28. He is survived by three brothers.
Uncle Joe Cannon Seen as Possible Candidate for President
A Illinois representative commented on the public chatter about Uncle Joe Cannon’s political rise. He noted Cannon’s strong party support and age, suggesting the veteran would only be stopped by time if nominated. The piece also covers Senators Allison Overman Beveridge Bryan and rail regulation debates shaping next year’s campaign.
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Hore
Nol
Can
Ing
Joe
Ien
Taft
Ohn
C. Spooner
William E. Allison
Iowa
Senate
Washington
Dubuque
Allison
Gederal
al- Hsan
Beveridge
Indiana
Willam J. Bryan
Bryan
Aigreton
Red Cross Races to Send Food to China Famine
The Red Cross plans rapid delivery of flour to famine areas in China. An advance supply of $160,000 worth of flour will be shipped to tide over the crisis. San Francisco placed an order for 0 tons of flour at 10,000 dollars to be sent April 2 aboard the Coptic, with Pacific Mail Line transporting at no charge.
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Red Cross
Latrices
China
Henlixing
Buford
San Prancisco
Pacific Mall
Canal pleased congressmen on inspection tour
Thirty nine congressmen who conducted a wall of inspection to the Panama Canal arrived in New York on the steamer Panama from Colon. They left New York on the tour in March and reached Colon on the seventh. They spent five days in the Canal Zone examining the work and members expressed themselves favorably impressed with what they saw.
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New York
Isthmus
Panama Canal
Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
Canal
Mem~pera
Whitecaps Beat Man in Ohio Whipping Incident
Gallipolis Ohio March 21 Mosea Shoe maker, a known farmer, was visited by a mob of whitecaps who whipped him near Kyser late last night for allegedly maltreating his blind son. Shocmmaker pleaded for mercy and was warned he would be killed next time. His condition is critical.
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Gallippus
Ohio
Mosea
Kyser
Shocmmaker
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Quick Pimples Cure
Advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a fast, safe blood cleanser to clear pimples. Claims include no poison and rapid improvements within days. Offers free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co at Stuart Building, Marshall, Texas.
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Stuart
Mes
Havig
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Buch
Rich Man Isaac Stephenson Seeks Senate Term
In Spooner’s Place Isaac Stephenson, backed by Senator La Follette, seeks to succeed John C Spooner. The Wisconsin lumber and iron ore magnate has lived in Mati nette and Menominee, served three terms in Congress, and is described as a quiet, unassuming millionaire who wants only vindication at seventy-eight.
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Senate
Isaac Stephenson
John C Spooner
la Follette
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Samuel
New Brunswick
Isaac
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
State Line
Matinette
Wia
Menominee
Mich
McKintey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Renato Burrowa
Burrowa
Stephenson
Burrows
Inaac
Robert M. la Follette
Spooner
Quarles
Count Arco Probes Wireless Talk Over Two Miles
Count Arco reports distinct voice exchanges at two miles using thirty foot poles in wireless telephone experiments. Rear Admiral Manney and Lieut Commander Howard attended private demonstrations and conversed at nearly three miles. Best results cited at two miles. Educational contest entries due by April 1.
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Count Arco
Berlin
Mar
Manney
United States
Howard
U. N
Office of Publication
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Hayner Bistilling Company
Drv
Cannon
Illinois
Senator Overman
North Carolina
White House
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Hansbrough
Goinmbla
Whitecaps
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Parker Bridget
Parker. Bridget Clothing
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Warner
C. M. Dow
Dalles
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