Senate Delays Action as Reform Tariffs Face Opposition
Senate finance committee reports wool bill and farmers free list defeat by votes of nine to four and eight to five. Regular Republicans concede loss of control as insurgents and Democrats push a possible amend to reciprocity bill. Debate over paper and wood pulp policy follows, risking delay on tariff revision and potential presidential acceptance of any changes.
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Washington
Jone
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Taft
Lodge
Finances Committee
Cummins
Nelson
Minnesota
Hey- Durn
Idaho
Canada
Heli
United States
Biss
Old People in Lively Reunion in Springville Utah
The Utah Old People gathered today in Springville, Utah, defying a September Taft visit promise. About 1,293 residents aged over seventy attended. Margaret Goff, 100, arrived in 1850 and helped supervise elderly guests. Governor Spry gave the principal address.
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Taft
Margaret Goff
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Spry
Girl Victim Defends Betrayer in Cult Case
Mildred Bridges, 17, a disciple of the “altitude life” cult, testified in Chicago as Evelyn Arthur Lee, founder of the cult, faces abduction charges. Bridges defended See when cross-examined, saying letters between them were jokes and the cult kept 50 children under See and Mona Rea’s care.
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Chicago
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Evelyn Arthur Lee
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Mona Rea
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Mormon Church Ties to Sugar Trust Revealed in Utah Link
Washington inquiry into the sugar trust discloses Henry Havemeyer’s first beet sugar dealings with Utah Sugar, in which the Mormon church held interests. Thomas K. Cutler testifies that American Sugar Refining controls most Utah Idaho Sugar stock. Joseph F. Smith acts as church trustee. Smith plans to testify Monday. Cutler outlines Utah sugar history from 1889.
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Salt Lake City
Ultah-Idaho Sugar Refining Company
Utah-Idaho
American Sugar Refining Company
Joseph F. Smith
Henry
Smith
Cutler
Utah
Utah Susar Company
Senator Lea Recovers After Blood Infusion Treatment
Mrs. Joa out of danger in Washington after June incident. Senator Lea, of Tennessee, believed saved by transfusion of part of her husband's blood into her veins. He regains strength and is reported improving today.
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Washington
Lee Swife
United States
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Tennessee
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Morning Journal Post Card Day Reception Draws Crowds
The Morning Journal office opened to a steady stream of requests for Post Card Day copies. Names for friends in New Mexico poured in from two to fifty per list, exhausting the initial thousand and forcing a second edition. Calls filled the day as the paper was supplied free and the names were gathered to deliver the papers.
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Morning Journal
Erry Beem
New Mexico
Mrs Cheever Seeks Help To Find Missing Husband
Mrs Boanimin Cheever of Leavenworth asks the war department for aid in locating her husband Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin M Cheever retired army officer last seen ten days ago. He lived in Leavenworth after moving from Chicago and was with the Third Cavalry before retirement on September 30 1910.
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Boanimin Cheever
Benjamin Mr. Cheever
Cheever
Chisage
Hie House
Third Cavalry
Cabinet reshuffle in Mexico City announced
On June 22 changes in President de la Harra's cabinet were forced today. Minister of Justice Hernendes and Minister of Fomento Calero will swap positions. Officials call it a friendly exchange and deny other contemplated changes.
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de la Harra
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Fomento
Calero
Emeh
Great Ceremonial Pageant Graces London Streets
Crowds of loyal subjects fill the London streets as a grand ceremonial parade moves past, stirring cheers and enthusiasm. Officials, guards, and dignitaries steer the procession along historic routes, marking a celebrated public display of pageantry and civic pride.
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London
Morgan Among World Rulers at King George V Coronation
London reports George V’s coronation as the crowning event of the empire with 7000 spectators in Westminster Abbey. The ceremony featured royal regalia, military parades, diplomatic and royal guests in elaborate costumes, and a lavish display of jewels and stately ritual spanning over three hours.
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Fourth of July Picnic Promises Big Taiban Event
Taiban New Mexico hosts the sixth annual Fourth of July picnic with free ice water on every corner. The Odd Fellows Woodmen and Commercial club organize games races and contests including bread cake mule and horse colt prizes a tug of war burro and wheelbarrow races a concert and speeches by regional figures.
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Tolar
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Charlotte
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Cannon seized at Los Angeles machine shop
Deputy U S marshals found several three pound field pieces at L B R Hibbard’s shop in Los Angeles. Officers seized the guns and Hibbard was ordered to appear before the federal grand jury tomorrow. A Mexican machinist said the weapons were for experimental aeroplane defense.
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Canadians Favor Reciprocity Pact Says Senators Declare
In New York on June 12 Senator Dur and of Montreal told the Canadian Club banquet that many well informed Canadians believe the reciprocity arrangement with the United States would be favored by about ninety percent of the electorate if it were not made a party issue.
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Durand
Montreal
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Canada
United States
Congressman Loses Divorce Suit
The case of Mrs. Mary v. Cox, formerly of Dayton, vs James M. Cox, publisher and financier, ends in divorce for great neglect. The Cleveland newspaper notes the decree today.
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Mary v. Cox
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James M. Cox
Excursion Planned for Summer School Teachers
Prof. M Light and the New Mexico Normal School faculty organize a special train trip for summer school teachers. They will depart Silver City at 8 am Saturday, visit Santa Rita and Fierro mining camps, and return by 7 pm. John M. Sully of Chino Copper will guide tours of a top mining camp as scenery en route thrill. A major rainstorm caused flooding and road damage Tuesday night, washing out county wagon roads and flooding Pierre.
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Silver City
N. M
M. Light
New Mexico Normal School
Santa Rita
Fierro
John M. Sully
Chino Copper Company
Mrs Craix of Des Moines Dies in Sanitorium
Mrs Phillip Craix a wealthy Des Moines woman died Sunday night at St Joseph Sanatorium in this city from heart failure. She had come to Silver City last fall with her Iowa merchant husband for health reasons and had been improving. The husband and Mrs Crain's father arrived yesterday and took the body to Des Moines at 4 34 o'clock.
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Phillip Craix
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Joseph
Silver City
Woodmen May Increase Assessments to Twelve
Buffalo June 22 The law committee of the head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America, in session here, reports a recommendation to raise yearly assessments from ten to twelve as delegates debate the plan today.
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Law Committee
Modlern Woodmen of America
Body of Warren Sent Home From Texas Pe трудно
The body of Eenest M Warren of Pearson Mex manager of the Pearson interests at that point who died of ptomaine poisoning Wednesday will be shipped home to Chicago
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Fi Paso
Tex
Eenest M. Warren
Pearson, Mex
Pearson
Chicago
Statehood Split as Flood Resolution Faces Senate Report
Washington dispatch reports the senate committee poised to report the Flood statehood resolution unanimously. New Mexico factions push for immediate admission with amended terms while Fall and Spiess threaten withdrawal of their amendment, leaving Andrews and party split over automatic admission versus blocking Arizona.
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Senate
Owen
New Mexico
Lkely
A. B. Fall
Charles A. Spiess
Judge Fall
W. H. Andrews
Fall
Andrews
Arizona
Amendment to blue ballot provision for statehood votes
Text outlines amendment to CH. J. Res. 14 proposing New Mexico and Arizona statehood with equal footing. It details ballot design in English and Spanish, instructions for voting for or against the constitutional amendment, penalties for improper marks, and the use of blue tint ballots with voter initials by election officers.
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