Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 24, 1913, Page 7

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ARGENTINE RESENTS ROOSEVELT SPEECH Alleged Utterances in Brazil Arouse Anumusl_ly. Buenos Ayres, Oct. 24.—Aeccounts eabled here from Bahia of Colonel Roosevelt’s utterances in a speech de- Hvered there several days ago have aroused animosity among the people e the Argentine Republic. Colonel Roosevelt was quoted as having said that “the United States must be para- mount in North America and Brazil = South America, since they are the mchest and greatest countries on the eontinent.” Colonel Roosevelt cabled from o Janelro a denial that he used the werds attributed to him. The cor- o ok b from twenty-| respondent of La Prenso of Buenos Ayres at Bahia cables that the ex- pression which stirred the anger of the Argentines was not in the colonel's speech, but was part of an | editorial on the speech ‘in the Correio | Da Manha. The correspondent adds that what the colonel said was that the United States and Brazil were conveniently situated to impose peace on the world. ; o (e e ol o Y o< SCHOOL STRUCTURE FIRED BY MILITANTS. London, Oct. 24.—An “arson < squad” of militant suffra- gettes set fire to and destroyed the sports pavilion.of Briston < * university, They 'left the < usual suffragette literature < - scattered about the grounds. < + oo ole el el e e ol ol o oo e e o e oo o o ENTIRE FACULTY RESIGNS | Menominee, Mich., Is Witfout High School ‘Teachers. Menominee, Mich., Oct. 24.—The { entire faculty of the high school, twelve in number, led by Principal W. C. Geise, have resigned. ' Their | action is the result of Superiptendent John E. Davis' resignation when ' the school board overruled him in rein- stating Thurman Doyle, son of M. J. Doyle, president of the board, who ‘was suspended for ette at school. The board was given until, next week to rescind its action or to ob- tain new teachers. As a result of the crisis in school affairs the Women’s alliance has called a special meeting. Many of the | members denounce the action of the board of education. ELECTION FRAUDS CHARGED Sixteen - More : Indictments Returned at. Chicago. 7 Chicago, Oct: 24.—Sixteen indict- ments were returned by a special grand jury in connection with an in- vestigation of alleged election frauds- herc in November, 1912. More than fitty indictments, some of them of prominent politicians, previously have been returned in the case. SULZER'S LAWYERS UNPAID Expect Legisiature to Compensate Them for Their Services. Albany, N. Y. Oct. 24.—Unless a special bill is intrbduced in the leg- islature for the‘payment__ol the fees of William ; Sulzer's counsel they probably will not receive a cent for their work. Nor will they take the initiative in having suc¢h a bill in- troduced, Judge D. Cady Herrick said. ! “We shall not ask the state to pay | us,” he said. Nor do we expect any | ray from Mr, Sulzer. He has not paid us anything and we shall not ask him for a cent. If the state feels; that it does not want us to be’in its| debt and any legislator voluntarily introduces a bill “granting us a fee we shall not oppose it.” The judge said he spoke not only for himself but for all of the former governor's counselors. NEW HAVEN STOCK DROP3 Low Record Follows Announcement of Reduction in Dividend. New York, the New York, New Haven and Hart- tord railroad reached a new low rec- ord in the history of the company. The statement of Chairman Elliott at the annual meeting regarding a probable reduction - in the dividend oking a cigar- rate from 6 to 4 per cent caused thel slump, which carried down the price three points to 82. 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