The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-13
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The italian cabinet has resigned


The italian cabinet has resigned
The Wabash car shops at Moberly,
Mo-, were burned with loss of $780,
COO.
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts,
has refused to allow his salary to be
raised.
New York is to build a fourteen
story structure to be used as a Jail
for women.
Twenty |. w. marchers were hurt
when routed by the police of Sacra
mento, Cal.
The house passed a bill barring
convictmade goods rom interstate
commerce.
The Japanese parliament has re-
duced the naval estimate by the sum
of 500, 100000
Former President Taft depIores the
influence of newspapers on jurors, in
an address at Boston.
A loss by fire of 100000 was sue,
tanned when flames attacked the bus
mess section of Terre Haute, Ind
Senator Fall, of New Mexico, in hot
speech, denounced the Wilson policy
in Mexico and urged intervention.
Granite City, III. girl sues electric
railway because cars crew flirted
with her She asks $4,000 damages
The Sims measure, repeating the
law for free tolls to American coast
wise trade was drawn more than
year ago.
More than three million eggs, con-
signed from China to points in the
United States have arrived at Van
couver, B. G.
The Chinese government has bor-
rowed $25, 100000 from the Bethlehem
steel works and will establish naval
base at Fuchow.
George w. Vanderbilt, who died in
Washington last week, left no son and
the ST, Get, 900 estate goes u Cornelius
Vanderbilt under an old will.
Unionists have launched campaign
to raise 100000 to defend Carl E..
Person, labor editor, in Jail at Clinton
Ia, on charge of killing strikebreaker,
"Persons unknown" are now said
to have entered Mexico and taken the
Uody of Clemente Vergara from its
ington.
ThecGore Roosevelt will 90 to Spain
at the conclusion of his South Amer
lean trip to be present. at the wedding
of his son Kermit to Miss Belle Wyatt
Willard
William burst, only survivor of the
Monitors crew, celebrates the AMI
varsary of the entrance of the boat
into Hampton roads. He is seventy
five years cid.
Premier Asquith laid before the
house of commons his Ulster bill.
Each county is to decide on siX-year
exclusion from the first meeting of the
new Irish parliament
William J. Cummins, one time head
of Carnegie Trust company, after
evading prison goo days taken to jail
to serve four-year sentence. Con-
victed of larceny of $140, 900.
Charged with "maIfeasance in of
fee" indictments were returned
against Judge H. G. Gilbert of the
Jackson county court and former
Judge E. E. Axline of Kansas City.
The Supreme court refused to re
view the "6ynamiting cases of Frank
M. Ryan IF Chicago and twenty-three
other defendants. Only a pardon can
keep the convicted men from the pen
itentiary.
Shreveport judge, John r. Land,
bars forever from service as jurors
the twelve men who acquitted man
and his wife of Jaurder charge. Ac-
ton followed a mass meeting. protest
ing against alleged miscarriage of JUS
tice.
militant suffragette, angry be-
cause of the arrest of Mrs. Pankhurst
IN Glasgow, slashed the famous paint
ing, "Rokeby Venus" which hangs in
the British National gallery The pic
ture is valued at s5O0,0OO The woman
was arrested.