The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-26

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Brainerd, Feb. 26-The Northern
Pacific shops have been put on full
time with indications that they will
remain on that schedule through the
spring and summer -
Lansing, Mich, Feb. 26:-ln re-
sponse to the call issued by Governor
Osborn two weeks ago the Michigan
legislature convened in special ses-
sion today to consider and act upon
a measure providing for = , presl-
Dental primary. -
Boston, Feb e 6.-Golonei s3Roose-
welt is here for five days and declares
that there is no political significance
in his visit. On the train en- route,
he stated that his reply to the eight
governors will be made in New York
tonight.
l. Gary, Ind, Feb. 26:-With the
starting of work in the rail mill to-
day the Gary Steel Works for the
first time are running to the fullest
capacity. All rolling mills, axle,
plate, billet and bar mills and coke
ovens are in full operation.
Washington. Feb. 26.-Represen-
tatiye Underwood, of Alabama, an
nounced Saturday that he was a can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for presidency. He is chairman
of the ways and means committee
and, the majority leader of the
House - 5GEIE>z5} 3f5T i,
Lawrence, Mass. Feb. 90 The
failure of the police and militia ito
allow strikers of this city to send
their children2to philadelphia to- be
cared for has resulted in protests be-
ing sent to Governor Foss from all
over the country: , Congress; is EEK
pected to make an inquiry at once.
1t is believed that matters. will reach
crisis today. : = =. - =
Nashville, Tenn; Feb. 26:-Rep-
resentative retail merchants from all
parts of the south: gathered in this
city today for the second annual con-
vention of their association. The
meeting will last three days The
most important matteS scheduled for
consideration is the framing Of a pro-
test against the parcels post measure
now pending in congress.
Georgetown, Texas, Feb. &c.
Ezra w. Stephens, Harry Wuenske
and G. F. Noack, three residents of
Milan county, were arraigned in the
district court here today to answer
to a charge of murder in the first
degree as the result of their alleged
participation in the lynching of An
tonic Gomez, at Thorndale last June.
Gomez, young Mexican, was lynch
ed after he had stabbed Charles T..
Shank to death. = :
Minneapolis: Feb: 2s.-Al still
alarm turned in from S12 First aven-
lie north called the fire department.
last night to a fire which gave every
indication of having been the work
Of an incendiary. The building is
locked and guarded pending investi-
satien by proper authorities. A ker-
osinet soaked cotton strip lead from
the basement to an oil soaked pile
CT boxes and barrels on the fourth
saoor.5 The sprinkler system was for
gotten, however, and it turned in a
still alarm before the fire had a good
start.
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New York, Feb. 26.-The humor
spotlight was turned upon politics
and politicians Friday night at the
annual dinner of Brethren of the
Amen Corner, an organization of
newspaper men, prominent doctors,
lawyers and, men about town,
10 In the Amen Corner Axe, the: socie-
ty'ssannual publication, the following
was; found2i the shipping news.i (
? SAILED: schoolship Wilson, Cap
tain Harvey; from Princeton pier
with: load Of new textbooks ] IN
trying to round Ryan rocks, captain
slipped and lost 7overboard- School
ship continued, rounding Pension
point and after wallowing thirty
eight hours in Watterson bay put in.
at Carnegie pier for supplies.
- SAILED: Wrecker Roosevelt,
after having been at anchor in
Oyster Bay for four years, put out to
sea without pilot or chart, and head
ed Immediately for Taft anchorage.
Carried no freight, but rugged with
double set sails to catch any wind.
Crew. insurgents. Refused to
recognize c. @. D. signals any other
vessel. Wireless tuned only to
signal liars Expected on high
seas.p 80
"Arrived: Four-masted frigate