Legistators Plan to Mourn by March First
Indianapolis Jan 31 Leaders of the house and senate aim to finish legislative work by March 1 to adjourn for inaugurations. Major bills on utilities workmen’s compensation and registration reform await action amid time pressure and public hearings on appropriations. Thomas Taggett urged party leaders to hasten passage, while bills on voter registration and public utilities face crucial votes.
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Quaker City Faces Naughty Scene in Philadelphia Saloon Era
Detectives probe city saloons after high license law passage. Director Porter says conditions are alarming across Philadelphia. Two months into investigation, naughtier scenes reported in drinking rooms citywide.
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Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged OCR
Several hundred attendees at a Robie feller insite wedding celebration were shocked by an explosion and subsequent fire. The blast, allegedly caused by a bomb, sparked a large blaze as responders arrived. Miss Rachael Hill, heiress of a wealthy American family, and Dr Emit Chutani of St Paul attended the ceremony at the bride’s residence. In other notes, references to a Socialist Senator, vote counting fraud charges, and a farming accident where Andérdon was reportedly struck by water and drowned are briefly mentioned.
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Asquith 1$ Called Traitor Dundee Ceremony Confusion
Dundee Scotland January 31 amid a ceremony conferring the Treedom of the Citys of Dundee Fre squith herp is called traitor amid shouting. A passerby was nearly swept into the audience as several seized her by the skirts and held her suspended. Warman 80 Walks Ten Miles twenty earned birthday guard Kale Stanton. An Island student walked ten miles in three hours and sixty minutes. Shank jailed in Scott county burglary died by cutting his throat with a safety razor. John A Shields appointed executive secretary in Ottawa Kansas.
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Fragmentary Foreign Card Note in Blizzard
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a blizzard event with scattered names and numbers. It references Devoriian and French terms, with vague hints of speeds, suits, and a hundred items. The readable pieces suggest a miscellaneous item rather than a cohesive report.
Women Demand Eight Hour Day For All Workers
Women from across the country backed a proposal to require an eight hour day and pay a check for women workers. Miss Maude Younger of San Francisco cited California’s experience as proof the reform reduces hardship and public costs rise only modestly, not harming manufacturers. Gompers and Morrison endorsed the bill after hearing laundry worker Grace Coulon describe low pay and long shifts, urging swift action to protect women in factories and homes.
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Charles Boeschentein Press Leader in Edwardsville Race
Charles Boeschenstein of Edwardsville is described as a potential Illinois senator candidate and former chairman of the county central committee. The notice notes his prominence among Democrats and his standing with political figures including Wilson and Dunne.
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Rebels Surround Juarez as Border Tensions Rise
Rebels encircle Juarez as American forces monitor from Guadalupe, with 41,000 Federals reported nearby. US troops prepare on the border, while Gen Salazar and Mexican units brace for patrols and possible action. Reports say march timing near five days away with 1,000 to 4,200 rebels in the field.
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Insane Artist Attack Gallery Over Terrible Painting
A distraught artist in Moscow attacked a gallery after naming a painting by Tretiako v. Pieces were damaged with a knife, and authorities report the incident as a violent act tied to a depicted painting titled The Terrible. No further details on injuries or motives are provided.
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Allies To Resume War For Bas Turko Terms Not Acceptable
In Constantinople January 21 the armistice terms are outlined with Turkey demanding to keep fortress quarters at Adrianople housing holy shrines while dismantling other fortifications. The powers would decide land on the Maritza’s right bank and keep Turkish sovereignty in the Aegean while insuring insular regime by powers. Turkish terms deemed unacceptable by Allied observers. In Jackson Mississippi flood relief news, a Beulah Creek flood victim appeal letter to Governor Brewer is noted.
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Debated proposals on presidential terms and recall in Senate
The Senate opened a lengthy debate on constitutional amendments restricting presidential terms and allowing recall. Bristow led recalls against a single six year term, and four year term proposals faced defeats. Senators Dixon Poindexter Bristow Lodge Williams advanced oppose term limits while recall failed, amid broader talks of direct popular election and recall rights.
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US Hairy Men Convicted in Pure Food Case at Warston
Springfield Mich Jan 31 Henry di Delchaud dairyman of Worsten was found guilty by a U S district court jury on one count shipping filthy milk to St Louis market and not guilty on a second count shipping watered milk This marks a second government conviction against Hairymen in Maulsod county under the pure food law
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Woman Slayer Is Acquitted In Cookeville Case
Myrtle Barnes, wife of a wealthy Putnam County man, was acquitted of murdering Mrs. Della Judd after a 10 May incident when Judd was shot on a train near Barnes’s home. The trial addressed alleged improper influence and marital entanglements connected to the case.
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