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'After conference' of several
progressives with Col: Ro'osevelt;
it was given out that his position
will be defined in few days. Colo
nel will make no statement; but
friends will speak for him. Sen
ator LaFollette still refuses to ac
cept the colonel's leadership.
Mrs. Linda Burfield Hazzard,
convicted of manslaughter in hav
ing starved to 'death Miss Claire
Williamson, rich English girl, at
her "starvation sanitarium," sen
tenced to from 2 to 20 years in
penjtentlary.
, President Taft this afternoon
nominated former Gov. Myron1 T.
,Herrick of Ohio, to be American
Ambassador at Paris, succeeding
Robert Bacon.
Allison MacFarlfind, Newark,
jN. J., convicted last week of mur
der of his wife with cyanide sen
tenced to be executed at Trenton
during week beginning March 17.
'Motion for new. trial denied.
Lieut. Gen. Homer Lee, Ameri
can soldier of fortune, who mod
ernized the Chinese republican
army, deposed as chief military
adviser because he said England
and Japan planned to gobble up
the best of China when proper
time arrived.
Rep. Berger, Wis., today intro
duced in house resolution asking
congressional investigation of
mill workers' strike at Lawrence,
Mass. Said they had been goaded
to revolt by long oppression.
Mayor Gaynorof n New York
has ordered that license of Hay
market dance'hall fee revoked, be
cause management allowed "bun
ny hug;" "turkey trot," and-other
danceof an "Unusually'confiden-tial-nature."
.'.'-
We're' not just sure about that
"unusually confidential nature."'
but if sounds well er interest
ing. Charles Willard Caryl, leader
"of the Vril Industrial Union "cult,
arrested in San Francisco, charg
ed'with sending indecent letter to
Mrs. C P Willarrl Denver ?avc
letters are perfectly proper unless
viewed from "a coldly critical
standpoint." Will return to Den
ver for trial. ,
Charles M. Dickinson, arrested
and charged with sending infer
nal machine which killed Mrs.
Grace Taylor in her New York
apartments, discharged by coro
ner, but again Held as material,
witness.
George Pfeiffer, Milwaukee,
and two companions, in critical
condition as result of sled on
which they were riding being
struck by street car.
Donald Connor, 22, son of for
mer Lieut. Gov. Connor of Wis.,
and student in Wisconsin state
university, arrested at Madisbn
on complaint of Hazel Quayle.
WEATHEREPORT
Moderate Winds
Fair tonight and
Thursday. For Chi
cago and vicinity:
Decidedly colder to
night with lowest
temperature about
5 degrees above
zero; moderate westerly winds. ,
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