Robbery Strikes Dentists Offices During Dinner Hour
Robbers entered the offices of Dr. F J Homann and Dr C J Burris and stole about $50 in gold while dentists were at lunch. Gold left on a work bench belonged to Dr Burris. vaults and cabinets showed limited disturbance. A second entry traced to Smiley VanOsdol and near Dr Homann’s office suggested the thieves hurried down the stairs as he returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Homann
C. J. Burris
George Godwin
K. of C
Drs
J. W. Dillard
Dr. Burris
Smiley & VanOsdol
Burris
Eve Amelia Sore
Pats
Dr Burris
Dre
Hopidan Haa Jwat
Het Samu
Homann
Government rate in timber lands urged to save forests
A letter from Luther Conant Jr to President Taft urges retaining the fee patent on national forest lands until timber is removed to protect public wealth. The commissioner’s report notes a push to ensure stumpage value before sale and possible reforestation, warning against excessive private ownership concentration.
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Cofiant
Washington
United States
Dubie
Conan
Dirreau
Eral
Sidan
Seaboard Line Indicted for Interstate Commerce Violation
The Seaboard Alp Line was indicted by the United States grand jury in Macon Georgia on 16 counts for alleged violations of the interstate commerce law. The case centers on operating practices and compliance with federal regulations. Authorities pursued charges reflecting alleged unlawful conduct in shipping and scheduling across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Macon
Seaboard Alp
United States Grand Jury
Turks respond to note on Wednesday after decision
The grand vizier signals a possible reply by Wednesday while the Turkish army presses for war. Peace terms must be clarified before any response to powers. Foreign aid hinges on peace, but internal funds may be raiseable if necessary to renew hostilities.
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Renuw Hostili
Nevada legislature acts on Revo colony divorce fate
Fragmentary note indicates Nevada state legislature convened to decide fate of a dissolving Revo colony divorce. Governor Od dié recommendations cited. residence requirement and bids referenced as pending actions. The incomplete text guides unknown outcomes and dates remain unclear.
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Reno
Ney
Revo
Nevada
Oddié
Iney
White Stays Miners Bead in United Mine Workers Race
John P. White of Gckilgosa Ja reelected president of the United Mine Workers of America by 95 6087 votes over Lindley of Wide Ul. Frank J Hayes of Kois unopposed for vice president. Edwin Petry of Ibwa Wis reelected secretary treasurer, Perry 75534 votes Green 6887 155 Richards 20851. Officers to be installed early February.
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Indiandogus
Ind
John P. White
Gckilgosa
United Mine Workers of America
Lindley
Ittee
Frank J. Hayes
Kois
Edwin Petry
Ibwa Wis
William Greep
Ohio
Joseph Righardy
Perry
Green
Richards
Jnstal
Solons to Thresh Measures on File in Indiana
Indianapolis Jan 0 Both branches of the legislature convene at 2 this afternoon to thresh out proposed bills. Committees will review workmen’s compensation, franchise publication rules, and employer employee relations with hearings set to draft a final act. Key figures include Senator Van of Andersen and Alexander G. Carving, with a draft to be presented next Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Jan. O
Otfer Publics
van of Andersen
Tracon Companies
Teagans
Com J Houses
Alexander G. Carving
Indiana Manufacturers’ and Shippers’ Association
Henry W. Bullock
Indiana ‘Federation of Lator
Indiana
Ohio
State Board of Awards
Tbe
Indiana State Lability, Board of Awards
Preservation of Forests and State Insurance Fund Proposal
The article outlines a bill by the US Commissioner of Corporations to create a state insurance fund financed by involuntary premiums from employers. Employers who pay would be shielded from most damages unless death or injury results from legal neglect. The state board would set penalties or additional compensation, subject to court review. Nonparticipants could be sued under existing laws, with several defenses removed. Benefits include two thirds of wages to injured workers up to $12 weekly, a $1,500 death benefit, and dependents’ allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tiqhitity Board of
Wate Insurance Fund
Eabh
Caeh
Uut
Trust ships barred from canal and fixed European rates
Testimony before the house shipping trust committee shows foreign-owned combines intend to monopolize and control trade through the Panama canal. Barbers and others describe rate agreements, pooling, and rebates as long term arrangements affecting New York to South America, Africa, Asia and the Pacific. The United States is described as a mere way station for foreign ships and passengers. officials warn of foreign control over critical routes.
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Investi Shipping
Perate
New York
South Ame
South Africa
Australia
Japan
China
Philippines
India
United States
Europe
Humphrey
Panama Canal
Tate
Herbert Barber
Barber & Go
House Shipping Trust Committee
Joseph T. Litly
Norton & Co
Ines
New Fork
Tapao
Thila
Jibe Fitness
Steamboat and Train Collision at Cumberland City
A steamboat and a railroad train collided head on at Cumberland City amid Ohio flood conditions. Signals and a river navigation issue sparked a wreck on the Cumberland River. questions of navigability and trespass arise as legal challenges loom. The Ohio Valley flood has swollen rivers, threatening low lands and altering travel on both land and water.
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Burnside
Cumberland City
Cumberlusd
Faute
Ohio Valley
Cointerland
Chamber of Commerce Opens Convention With Congress Advising Hope
Washington January 10 Secretary Nagel Senator O Gorman and other leaders discussed ways to have the United States Chamber of Commerce act in an advisory capacity to Congress. The plan aims to coordinate national economic interests and submit deliberations to the legislature for trade related questions.
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Washington
Uunited States Chamber of Commerce
United States Congress
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
O'Gorman
New York
United States
No South Caro lina Troops for Wilson Inaugural
South Carolina will not send militia to President Wilson's Washington inaugural parade in March. Governor Cole L. Blease cites as reasons the presence of personal enemy Mam E Gonzales in charge of state arrangements and a fear troops could be insulted or mistreated, possibly harming state interests.
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Columbia
3. C
South Carolina
President Wilson
Washington
Cole L. Blease
Blease
Wi Mam E.gonzales
Gonzales
Hhe
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R. J. Homan
Drc
3. Burris
Smitdy & Vaposdol'y
U.S
Cofgeads
Denver
Calo
Or & Ane
Pally
Nances
Iday Force Porte
Adrianople
Tispoisah
Perry Is ' Algo
Monthegro
Pulgara
Luther Conant; JR
Centalive
Humphreys
Ontario
Cat
Theyetoner
George Remington
Los Angeles
Senate
Sherman
Cumberland
L. & N. Railroad
Tory
Gree
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
S. C
Wilson
Boston
Maas
New York, New Hayes & Hartford
Federated Council of Shop and Mechanical ‘Trades Unions
Buenos Aytes
Lieut
Origine
Beandsor
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