Wisconsin progressives shape Indiana caucus plans
Indiana lawmakers debated caucus strategy as Democratic Senate members planned a progressive agenda centered on public utilities, workmen protection, voters registration, and school equity. House Republicans inclined against a caucus while a Keegan Women’s Eight Hour bill drew interest. Van Horne proposed citywide commission options. James Netterville treated for stomach trouble. Helen Gould plans a Bowery mission wedding feast for 1000 homeless men.
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U S Seeks Madero Plotters
Washington on January 21 statement says the federal government uses all efforts to locate and arrest those involved in an alleged plot against Mexican President N a Gero, with Mexican agents having recently given the State Department tenable clues about the plan.
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Na- Gero
Mexico
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WIFE FREE ON FORGE CHARGE INCHES OF THE LAW
Police Judge J. G. Newbill freed Mrs. Pearl Crawford after arrest Saturday night with her husband during a robbery of a Frisco freight car. She wore men's clothes and posed as a boy. Her husband Percy Crawford was bound over to the criminal court. Three bonds approved in Chicago dispatch report. W. Bert Brown and William J. McCain of Kansas City, union front Workers, sentenced to three years for conspiracy in illegal dynamite transport, per the U S circuit court of appeals.
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Springfield
Ohio
Bafhey Flood
Eleanor Barry
Jackson Rp
Land
Elizabeth Wilapn
Wilson
Barry
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Senate Vacancy Is Filled in Historic Colorado Seat
Washington D C January 28 Colorado gains a second U S senator for the first time since Senator Haenes died in 1911. Former Charles Gore and Thomas presented credentials to join the body as the new member from Colorado. The Senate also welcomed the new Prudentialist of William Abden Balth of Michigan. In Leipzig Germany four army officers were killed and others injured when their automobile collided with a carrier near Gaehrn.
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Thomas
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Abden Balth
Michigan
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Roosevelt to Testify in U S Senate Inquiry
The report outlines that Col Roosevelt will be called to testify in hearings related to government contracts and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company. It notes the involvement of the United States Steel Corporation and references Herman? Corener as expected witnesses. The timeline centers on hearings opening today with possible testimonies from Theodore Roosevelt and other corporate figures, amid an ongoing probe into acquisition and regulatory issues.
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Tennessee Coal
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House Passes Blockstifler Bill in Jan Div 123
The House passed the Peters bill granting a federal charter to a Rockefeller foundation tied to a sum of 109,600,909 dollars. The action formalizes support for the foundation’s operations amid ongoing legislative debates.
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Girl Flyer Blinded In Air Near Mineola
A female aviator named Ver netta Miller suffered a dangerous oil fire when the engine oil cup exploded during a record attempt. She survived a 1,50 foot fall and landed safely with minimal injuries. An Elk member in Omaha also reported the death of Joseph Tuts free, oldest Elk in the lodge, at 102. The town celebrated a 100th birthday with telegrams sent to dignitaries.
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Fist Fight Tangles New York Salon Victims and Fallout
The scene in New York unfolds with a fatalistic edge as alleged swindling cases surface. Convictions threaten prolonged terms for key defendants while a widow’s suicide ties to a fortune scheme looms. Separate reports describe a Wyoming house riot where leaders clash over chair control, leaving injuries and political turmoil in Cheyenne.
New Jersey ConsidersStrict Trust Promoter Laws
Trenton January proposals outline penalties for monopolies and anti competitive deals. Bills drafted by Gov Wilson and aides impose up to three years in prison and fines for executives who raise prices limit output or restrain trade. Proposals require public utility commission consent for mergers and ban fictitious stock values and discriminatory pricing across regions.
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Jersey
Gox
Wilson
Chantztier Walker
Tudge Man ‘Syoke
Public Utility Commission
Family in Four Celebrations in Keokuk Missouri
Mr and Mrs W W Manely celebrated their sixty sixth wedding anniversary in Keokuk. Mrs J J McIntosh marked her forty fifth wedding anniversary, while their youngest daughter observed her thirty third birthday. Grandson Gilbeth Mozely of Oklahoma City was visit and also celebrated his birthday. the Moselys are former residents of Clark County Missouri.
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Manely
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Gilbeth Mozely
Oklahoma City
Clark County
Missouri
Mississippi River Floods and City Theft Disturb Memphis News
The Mississippi River swelled beyond banks from Cairo to Memphis with hundreds of families evacuating as high water covered farming lands near the river. In Chicago, thieves raided a city hall area and stole items, damaging doors and triggering a police response. A police dog chased suspects as officers investigated the break in.
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Senate Opposes Character Test in Immigration Bill
The Senate debated the immigration bill narrowing admission and residence rules, with critics arguing a character certificate clause would exclude Jews and others. Senator Root urged sending the bill back to conference to strike the clause while La Follette attacked conference committee powers as undemocratic and too influential over legislation.
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Allies Give Turks 14 Days to Reply to Demands
London reports Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro issued an intima to Turkey with a 14 day deadline for a favorable reply to demand terms. Dispatches from Constantinople state full power to declare resumption of hostilities was telegraphed to Dr. S. Ognell and Bulgarian premier J. Gueatort who urged action if peace negotiations failed.
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Gueatort
Sham battle fatality and town turmoil in Dalzell
A sham battle on Dalzell main street in Buresy county ends with Everisto Cordonelli dead and others wounded. Authorities, led by Bherrit Byer from Princeton, arrest a dozen leaders as tensions flare between factions. Albany reports a January 21 assembly vote on women’s naturalization and a local elopement case involving Rev J D Leiter amid theft charges.
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Everisto Cordonelli
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Bherrit Byer
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