The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-23
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 23.-Thirty
officials and employees OF the Nation
al Cash Register company, of Day
ton, are said to have been indicted
on charges of criminal violation Of |
the Sherman antitrust law by spec !!
ial federal grand jury here yester- !
day.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 23.-The
report of the commission on second
class mail matter recommending that
the rate on magazines and neWspa-
pers be raised from one to two cents
pound was forwarded to Congress
yesterday with the presidents ap-
proval.
Big Falls, Feb. 23.-Albert Ship
ley, of Virginia, was here recently
looking for site for $4,000 saw
mill and electric light plant. He
states he represents capitalists who
wish to place a mill and dry kiln
here and also furnish the city with
electric lights.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 23.-Pres-
ident Taft has Informed Congress
that he does not approve of Postmas-
ter General Hitchcock's suggestion
that the government buy and oper-
ate all telegraph lines as an adjunct
of the postal system. He favors rate
regulation and urges parcel post.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 23.-Gen.
Pedro Mel Ospino, Columbian minis
ter to the United States, was recalled
by the Columbian government yester-
, day morning because neither his gov
ernment nor the Columbian people
. uphold his recent action in notifying
the state department that the pro-
:, posed visit of Secretary Knox to Col
umbia would be inopportune.
Crookston, Feb. 23.-Delia Carron
daughter of night watchman a
the Crookston mill, and Dommicl
Carvo, a musician, were arrested a
j., Fergus Falls yesterday morning
Carvo is charged with the abduction
of Miss Carron for immoral purposes
. Carvo had been playing an engage
=, ment at a local theatre and lef
Wednesday evening with the girl. l
is said that she is but sixteen year
of age and wished to go on the stage
- Wash gton, D. c., Feb. 23.-Th
Navy League of the United States, l.
. annual convention III this city, hel
:, "peace' session this afternoon wit
:. a view to impressing upon the publ
mind it's belief that IAN adequat
, navy is the only guarantee of peace.
80 President Taft delivered the prime
49, pal address at the session, which We
~ held in Continental Memorial Hal
~ The other notable speakers include
-, Read Admiral Wainwright an
~ Charles Francis Adams of Boston.
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Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 23.-Bi
-. hop John H. Vincent, whose home
!, in this city, celebrated his eightiet
birthday anniversary today. Bishe
- Vincent probably is the most wide
. known of all the bishops of tt
Methodist Episcopal church. F.
nearly fifty years he has been famo1
as pulpit orator, and his work
~ starting the great Chautaqua NOV
ment has given him world-wl
standing as an educator. In additit
he had exerted unlimited influen
through the international Sund
ire school lessons He was one OF tt
originators of the uniform less'
system, out of which grew the int
ter national series and was for null
of ber of years chairman of the intern
IT. tional lesson committee which s
IN lects and prepares the lessons whi
lp- are studied weekly by nearly n
for 100000 scholars throughout t
in world. He is the father of DR.. G.
,ne Edgar Vincent, president of the III
md versity of Minnesota.
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