Prohibition Takes Effect Across Tennessee Overnight
Statewide ban on liquor sales goes into effect at midnight as saloons close and revelers gather. Police tighten controls while prohibitionists urge compliance. officials vow strict enforcement, with efforts to curb evasion by social clubs and private gatherings.
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Insurgents Rule Senate as Aldrich Absent in Tariff Debate
Washington June 30 Senator Flint in charge of tariff duties while Aldrich was away on the water. Insurgents seize order of business, adjourn before the usual time as Borah Cummins and others speak long. Smoot Burrows Malley Beveridge oppose, adjournment carried 324 to 7 at 3 50 p m.
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West Virginia capital drives out the salon scene
Fragmented text discusses Charlestown and a renewal issue amid unclear references to a bar, a mural or shop, and a local event. The passage mentions a clocking ringing and figures like Lee and a 49er era, but the overall details are obscured.
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Brewery Manager and Stockholders Seek Prohibition Injunction
Stockholders seek a court injunction to force the brewery manager to risk a potential 200 years in jail for violating prohibition laws. The case involves a plan to restrain the brewer from continuing operations amid prohibitory enforcement and alleged misconduct.
Chicago Mayor Suffers Relapse From Operation
Reported in obscure notices the Chicago mayor experiences a relapse after an operation. Recovery progress remains uncertain as doctors monitor changes and the public awaits further updates on his condition and ability to govern.
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Grave charges against Washington official feel vague
Olympia June 20 An article from Imperco none reports grave charges against a Washington official. Names appear garbled but suggest state public commission scrutiny and accusations surrounding conduct at a high level.
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Cummins Denounces Income Tax Plan in Senate Debate
Senator Cummins criticizes Aldrichs corporation tax proposal and argues against adding an income tax, predicting a revenue deficit without it. He defends the finance committee’s stance on a nationwide tax and urges prioritizing wealth taxes over broader burdens.
Borah backs income tax opposition to support tariff reform
Senator Borah of Idaho spoke against the corporation tax and urged a straight income tax amendment to the tariff bill. He argued corporations shift taxes to consumers and favored retrenchment, suggesting the income tax could be reconsidered by the Supreme Court and noting his speech would continue tomorrow as the Senate adjourned at 5 50.
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Beveridge tariff protest reaches tobacco committee
Washington June 26 representatives of the applied tobacco trust protested the Beveridge amendment to the tariff bill aimed at ending the cotton system of time writing. The state finance committee heard the case but did not consider the Bradley tobacco amendments on free leaf.
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Missing fishing boat returns to Rochelle after Iceland loss
In Rochelle France the fishing vessel KEimetle Marie was lost off Iceland with 27 crew aboard. The rescue effort is underway and authorities confirm the ship is confirmed overdue with no contact from the crew.
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Mexican Bandits in League With Magician Target Torreon Gang
A Mexican prisoner confessed that he and several others formed a band with an alleged judge to murder and rob travelers. They killed three bull carriers on the Duran Bu trail and were captured after the confession prompted a raid that recovered stolen plunder.
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Father Carrigan to Carry Case to Rome
Colorado priests fight over dismissal from St Patricks chapel Bishop Mats seeks injunction to remove Father Carrigan Appeon to Rome planned and hearing set for next day Newmarket racing notes report minor stakes and results including Gary Hawn and Whirlpool pursuit results
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Prohibition Menace and Views of Richard Bartholdt
Morning Journal reports Congressman Richard Bartholdt of Missouri addressing the National German American teachers convention on political education. He warned against overloading school curricula, argued for civic instruction in a republic, and cited dangers of Prohibition zealotry undermining liberty and steady governance.
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Wright Fails Second Unsuccessful Flight Attempt
Washington dispatch reports aviation pioneer Orville Wright failing a second powered flight at Port Myer due to insufficient power. The craft rose about 60 seconds, traveled roughly 415 feet before a wing strike and crash, leaving the machine damaged but Wright hopeful for a stronger power setup and a third trial.
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Wright Air Test Ends With Skid Breakage Near Forward End
The right skid broke near the forward end and some wires were loosened during the test. Orville Wright said more power was needed to turn and the motor seemed short of power. He anticipated easy repairs in time for a flight tomorrow afternoon with several senators among the spectators.
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Helicopter heavier than air lifts itself with operator
Washington reports a Williams Berliner helicopter lifting a operator off the ground in Britwood lab. The 600 pound craft uses twin eight foot propellers on a vertical shaft with two 36 horsepower motors. Future plans aim to reduce weight and rely on a single motor for more power.
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Calais Aeronaut Plans Channel Crossing Start
In Calais on June 30, Herbestt Latham, joined by Count De Lambert and Henry Farman, awaits a favorable window to launch a Olehip bie monoplane across the English Channel. Mechanics test the machine as they prepare to start from Cape Blanc Nez summit, 700 feet high.
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Girl Cashier Shot Dead by Quarry Laborer
Morning Journal reports a cashier named Caroline was shot dead in a busy downtown office. Police chase J Novak, a quarry laborer, amid conflicting clues and a $5.75 deduction dispute as a motive.
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Taft Warns Republicans Yale Address Signals Party Warning
President Taft at Yale warns Congress and the Republican Party to live up to promises or face minority status. He extols opposition as healthy and jokes about Secretary Dickinson’s honorary degree as he links tariff debate to party duty amid a fast moving, candid speech.
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Suffrage Convention Turmoil Ends With Police Called
A Washington Woman Suffrage convention in Seattle devolved into chaos as about fifty Spokane supporters attempted to unseat state officers led by Emma Smith DeVoe. Fights, threats, and insults erupted while reporters were expelled. police were called as the hall emptied after regulars re elected the president.
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Reception in Honor of Visiting Suffragists in Seattle
A reception in Seattle honors officers of the American Woman Suffrage Association hosted by the Washington State Association. Notables in attendance include wives of former Territorial Judges Roger P. Cheene, Orange Jacobse, and John P. Hloyt, who long ago upheld the territorial suffrage law.
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Roswell Lawyers Clash In Court
In Wier Kroewell New Mexico during Johnny Wilson's trial defense attorney W W Gatewood attacked the prosecuting attorney James M Heer after Hervey stated Gatewood assaulted a witness. The courtroom erupted as the assault occurred during cross examination of an estate case witness.
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Bank Official Convicted of Embezzlement Sentenced
Realph F. Parke huret, former assistant cashier of the Priest National Bank, convicted of embezzlement of $56,000, was sentenced to ten years in prison and to pay $2,000 plus costs.
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Morse Property Sold Under Foreclosure
New York June 30 Morse Charles W Morse recently freed on bell pending hearing faces foreclosure losses of two four story homes on Fifth Avenue purchased for 751 300 by the plainsir and his residence on Fifth Avenue sold earlier for 354 068 in separate foreclosure actions both properties taken from him in the same block
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Rail bill seeks two white men on engines in Atlanta
In Atlanta on June 30 a bill was introduced in the senate to require railroads operating passenger trains to employ two white firemen and another white engineer. The measure demands the assistant be capable of operating the engine if the engineer is disabled, with the aim not to prevent railroad firing but to ensure backup operating capability.
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