Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-02-05

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New York, In whose paWnshop It was
discovered . few. days ago, for $1,000
Raymond a. Kline, Brooklyn Mason.
raised the money BY subscription
from New York Masons.
Acting upon the recommendation Of
the illinois state board Of pardons.
Governor Deneen granted commutal
tions of sentences to twenty-six MUIR
derers, most Of whose terms are COM
muted to expire at once. This IL 8
record number Of convicted murderorG
to be freed by IN Illinois governor Cd
one time.
An anti-tipping bill. making both
those who give tips and those who 10!
ceive them in hotels, cafes. dining
and sleeping cars liable to fine, passed
the house in Raleigh. 8. g.
Morris H. Beall, lawyer, fell 10
stories from the window Of his ONCE
IN the Columbia building in New York.
he was dead when picked UP. Beall
was native OF Omaha.
William Mckinley, young Chicago,
an serving his first term in the Hi,
po1s legislature, was elected speakers
pf the house. His election took place
on the seventy-si1th ballot and mark
ed the end Of the longest drawn out
epeakershtp deadlock in the history
OF the state. The Inauguration Of
Hovernor-elect Edward r. Dunno and
other state officers who should have
taken office on January IL occurred
on Monday.
A verdict Of guilty was returned
after ten minutes elaboration in New
Orleans in the case Of Eugene F. Buh<
Ter, president of the defunct Teutonia
bank, and Joseph Gomila, director and
chairman of the banks finance COM
mittee, charged jointly with having re-
ce1ved deposits knowing the institu-
ton to be in failing condition.
Politics
William Salisbury, Democratic ma
tional committeeman from Delaware,
was elected United States senator,
ending three-weeks' deadlock in the
Delaware legislature.
The New Jersey legislature elected
former Congressman William Hughes,
Democrat, United States senator to
succeed Frank o. Briggs. Republican.
Senator Francis e. Warren. Repub-
ltcan, was reelected by the Wyoming
legislature, receiving 45 votes to 80
for John B. Kendrick, Democrat. !
Senator A. B. Fall was chosen sen.
ator by the two houses OF the New
Mexico legislature.
Judge w. M. Kavanaugh, president
OF the southern Baseball league. was
elected United States senator for the
short term by the Arkansas legislar
ture. H. -
BY vote Of the two branches Of the
Kansas legislature William H. Thomp-
son, Democrat, was named to succeed
Charles Curtis, Republican, in the
United States senate.
: BENJAMIN F. Tillman was elected By
the South Carolina legislature for his
fourth term a. senator.
Foreign
Turkey ordered her. peace. plenipo-
tentlaries to return to Constantinople.
and ordered all soldiers on furlouRh
to rejoin the colors Immediately.
The Turko-Balkan peace nexotia-
tons. have been broken OF. War will
! be resumed at the expiration 81 tho
armistice, unless the powers take
drastic measures Of Intervention.
Gen." Mrs. Drummond and thirty
other militant suhragettes will spend
IA days in jail as the result Of their,
determination to force David Lloyd
George, chancellor: of the exchequer,
to receive them as deputation In the
British house Of commons.
Az Z matter Of form and foresone
conclusion, the house OF lords reject
ed the home rule bill by vote Of s2e
to 50. The division was purely on
party lines.
The German aviator Huell was killed
IN making flight at Aix-la-Chappelle.
Rhenish Prussia. He elevated his
planes suddenly to avoid telegraph
wires and fell out Of his seit.
Personal
Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of Il.
president. was the heroine OF thrill
ing runaway when she risked her life
in an effort to save Miss. M.rth.
Bowers from being injured sby the
horse she had been riding % 8 mem.
Der Of Miss Taft's party. Miss Bower,
was injured. $50
Adolphus Davenport, sixty.nino=
years old. died sud- enly when dancing
at Springfield. ILL.,. In celebration Sc
the anniversary Of his birth.
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William Higgins one hundred ana
four years old. has enrolled g one 81
the students ct the North Dakota oorn
and clover convention. to b he,d Il:
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