Sixteen new faces to join Senate in special session
Washington reports that the Sixty-fifth Congress will reconvene for a cabinet and presidential appointee vote with sixteen new Senators. Thirty-two seats expire, eight Democrats and eight Republicans depart, to be replaced by seven Democrats and nine Republicans, reshaping the chamber to fifty-four Democrats and forty-two Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
George T. Oliver
Pennsylvania
Philander C. Knox
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Knox
California
Hiram W. Johnson
John W. Kern
Indiana
Harry S. New
National Committee
Moses D. Clapp
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
George Sutherland
Utah
Sutherland
William H. King
Congress
New England
Charles F. Johnson
Maine
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
Johnson
Frederick Hale
Senator Lippitt
Peter G. Gerry
New York
William M. Calder
Brooklyn
House
Mar. Calder
James A. O'Gorman
Tennessee
Kenneth D. McKellar
Luke Lee
New Jersey
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
State Senate
James E. Martine
Thomas B. Catron
New Mexico
A. A. Jones
Interior
Delaware
Josiah O. Wolcott
Henry A. du Pont
Park Trammell
Nathan P. Bryan
Florida
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
William E. Chilton
Senator Chilton
Maryland
Medical
Joseph J. France
Blair Lee
Starved and Stranded: Americans Escape Baltic Prison Voyage
Report details American prisoners aboard ships like Yarrowdale and Georgic during World War I. They faced near starvation after Neustrelitz quarantine, brutal diet at Karlsruhe, and harsh transport routes through Berlin. Many lacked shoes, money vanished buying food, and guards tried to aid despite harsh conditions.
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Baltic
Swinemuende
Neustrelitz
Yarrowdale
Gerard
Karlsruhe
Dulmen
Berlin
Foreign Office
Snyder
Davis
McKim
Mount Temple
America
Mr. Zabriskie
Youths recall torpedoed British cattle ship sinking
Birmingham youths Will Finley and Deary Simon tell of the Russian sinking 250 miles from Malta on December 10. They describe lifeboat escapes, a 14 year old boy Otis Tucker praying for his mother, and scenes in France and England as the war escalated.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Will Finley
Deary Simon
Europe
Saloniki
New York
Malta
Greece
Newport News
Finley
America
Pennsylvania
Otis Tucker
France
Paris
Liverpool
Boston
Devonian
New Foundland
England
Double Session Court in Jewelry Removal Case
A lengthy Recorder's court session heard charges of larceny and receiving stolen property tied to metal ornaments taken from Mr. Pembroke Jones estate and shipped to Philadelphia. Defendants Nick Loftin Monk Moore Simon Galloway H Stein faced intense evidence and arguments. lunch break extended the proceedings with a likely conclusion within two hours.
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Recorder's Court
Nick Loftin
Monk Moore
Simon Galloway
H. Stein
Philadelphia
Pembroke Jones
H. Mack Godwin
Rochester Runs Aground in French Port Fog
The American steamship Rochester, after passing the German submarine blockade, ran aground while ascending the Gironde river in a fog. It lies 11 miles downstream from Bordeaux, sand rested but expected to be floated with the afternoon tide.
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Associated Press
Bordeaux
Fance
Rochester
Gironde River
New York
Postal Telegraph acts for ads and telegrams in city
The notice explains the Postal Telegraph Cable Company's messengers will call for advertisements with the same speed as telegrams and night letters. For information about ads call 176 and for telegraph service call Postal Telegraph.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Turnips and Rutabagas Available From Bear Produce Co
The Bear Produce and Merchandise Co. of Wilmington North Carolina announces carload shipments of turnips and rutabagas with prompt dealer orders. Contact via Phones 452 and 453. Dated 2-23-11.
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Bear Produce & Merchandise Co
Wilmington
N. C
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
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