Anti Pass Bill Advances In Separate Senate Action
Bismarck February session nears end with adjournment planned after a four day recess. The anti pass measure clears the upper house with few dissenters and moves toward the house where amendments may be offered. Proposals include restricting passes for educators and farmers, while others seek to fund state institutions by adjusting county charges.
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Doctor Pantchenko Trial in St. Petersburg Deepens Poison Charge
In St. Petersburg on February 4 the Pantchenko and de Lassy murder trial over Count Bouturlin's poisoning continued. Evidence showed Pantchenko obtained diphtheria and cholera germs with funds from de Lassy, who traveled to Kronstadt to obtain them. The court heard experts say Bouturlin died of poison possibly diphtherial toxin. Pantchenko refused to answer a key question, saying I don't want to, provoking a courtroom stir as a letter from de Lassy to Pantchenko was read and denied by de Lassy.
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Two Princeton Students Held for Arson Attempt in Theater
J F Jenkins of Chicago and Morris Boyer of East Orange were detained in Trenton on arson charges after a Thursday night incident at the Trent theater. They attended the show and in the basement smoking room a dropped cigarette lit a towel. The fire department was alerted as smoke appeared and the audience left unaware.
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Western Canada Snowed In Brings Railways to Standstill
Winnipeg reports vast snow drifts halt trains on three major systems. Freight and passenger services buried. towns inland run out of fuel as no Montreal arrivals in two days. Digging crews struggle against wind and cold with little progress. In Guthrie Oklahoma, February heat record hits 94 degrees at 1 PM.
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Verdict splits in New York Central power house explosion
Nine jurors find the December 19 gas explosion at the New York Central power house an unavoidable accident. The remaining three jurors hold the explosion due to negligence by the company or companies in charge of the yards, with thirteen people killed.
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New York
New York Central
Danville Invites Volunteers For Polling Corruption Witnesses
Danville Illinois designated February 4 Monday and Tuesday as volunteer days by Foreman Woodyard of the grand jury. The aim is to urge individuals who feared self incrimination after Judge Kimbrough's ruling on vote buying to come forward and disclose alleged corruption at the polls.
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