Tariff Talk Stirs Senate Amid Prolonged Debate
In Washington the tariff bill advances slowly as paragraphs are revised amid sharp exchanges. Proposals on electric carbon duties, feldspar, and automobile levies spark debate while accusations of seeking newspaper notoriety surface around Senator Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Bradley
Culberson
la Follette
Gore
Peet
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Callinger
Hale
Beveridge
Indiana
Aldrich
Btainchard Oil Company
Discumion
Benator Smoot
High Tariff
Protection
Betwenthin
Electrie Light Companies
Counteys
Oklahomua
Senetatley
Maleca
Gallagher
Calhoun Trial Admits Court Strain Ends Brief Adjournment
San Francisco May 21 The court adjourned after a long week in the Patrick Calhoun trial as Judge Lawler and the jury relief from mounting bitterness. Rudolph Spreckels and John Helms testified amid tense exchanges as prosecutors seek to unseal seized Abbott documents and probe Burns related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Calhoun
Rudolph Spreckles
John Helms
Francis J. Heney
Helms
Abbott
Luther Brown
Karl Rogers
Brown
City
United Trailroads
Flenny
Gallagher
Oakland
J. L. Giallagher
Calhoun
Trinkly
W. L. Metzen
Rogers
Helme
Stanley Moore
Burns
Hielms
Lawker
Charles W. Cobb
Heney
Rudolph Spreckie
Alexander King
Henney
Cobb
Binger Meremani
Moosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Rudolph Spreckius
Earl Hogers
Meney
Radical r p public and break with democrats
Partial, garbled dispatch reports a split developing with the Democratic side in Washington. The notice hints at a continued story on page two with unclear details about party positions and potential political shifts.
Federal probes and Heney expense vouchers in Calhoun case
The transcript notes Rogers claiming the defense has not yet received requested accounts from Washington. A $1194.16 check to Heney covered prosecutor office expenses for March and April. The attorney general forwarded Heney appointment documents and vouchers to the U S attorney to clarify questions about his official status before the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Heney
Washington
Calhoun
Heney Shaply
Spreckles
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
United States
Francis J. Heney
Attorney General seeks rehearing in Glass bribery case
The attorney general filed with the supreme court a petition for a rehearing in the People v Louis Glass bribery case. The second district court of appeals had reversed a guilty verdict on bribery of the San Francisco board of supervisors to block a rival telephone firm from a franchise. A supplementary brief will be filed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Attorney General
Supreme Court
People
Louis Glass
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Second District Court of Appeals
District Court
Battle fears rise as cattlemen and sheepmen clash in Colorado feud
A long-running feud between cattlemen and sheepmen in western Moxa County threatens deadly violence after 3,000 sheep were slain. A sheriff's posse and armed herders ride toward the disputed range to capture alleged raiders, with a $10,000 reward still outstanding for the killers of a sheep herder two years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxa
Atache
Cole
Sposse
Sherif
Taylor
Peter Swanson
Indian Creek
Ward
Colorado towns face flood risk along Gunnison river
Delta Colorado reports rising Gunnison river levels threaten townships along the Gunnison and North Fork. Volunteers have mobilized from Delta to bolster flood defenses with sandbags and embankment work to protect homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Colo
May
Gunnison River
mManhy
Parade of Japanese strikers forms in Honolulu plan
Honolulu observers report that 3000 to 4000 striking Japanese plantation workers will march to the city led by a band, with flags, to join supporters and seek housing as they press demands to quit sugar estates or return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
The
Hon
Olulu
Oahu
Watlua
Ewa
Two Buffalos Bagged by Roosevelt and Kermit in Africa
Nairobi May 21 The Roosevelt party on Heatley ranch along the Nairobi river reports two buffalos killed. The larger was downed by Theodore Roosevelt alone and the second by Roosevelt and Kermit jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Theodore Roosevel
Kermit
Heatley Ranch
Mr. Roosevelt
Blames Kaier for Navy Building Contest
Mohonk Lake May 21 Ambassador Hryee at the Lake Mohonk conference on International arbitration says newspapers deserve not all blame for international trouble. He questions if they are solely to blame and urges responsible, factual reporting to aid peace and reduce passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Mohonk Lake
Hryee
Lake Mahonk
Japanese Sail from Vancouver Tomorrow
Reported events describe a Japanese voyage party departing Vancouver tomorrow after a public hall gathering to aid the hospital funds. The remarks note bands playing and a fundraising fete arranged by Japanese interests, with planned evening departure aboard Admiral Ase and Roya Vroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral
Ase
Roya
Es General Hospital
Tacoma
Five Babies Born to Mrs Fay Irish in One Day
Mrs Fay Irish of Thorp Clark County Wisconsin has given birth to five babies in one day three daughters and two sons All are alive and well bringing the family total to ten children The other five children were born previously and are also living
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Morning Journal
May Claire
Wic
Fay Irieh
Thorp
Clark County
Persecution of labor charged in sensational union graft case
In Chicago district court defense for Martin Madden and associates E A Pouchot and M J Boyle contest charges of conspiracy to accept graft in fake strikes. The defense portrays the Klicka strike as legitimate, cites testimony of payments as ordinary, and accuses an employers association of backing the prosecution. The trial centers on union labor extortion allegations and contractor ties to payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Employers’ Association
Martin 2. Madden
Associated Building Trades
E A. Pouchot
M. J. Boyle
Madden
Joseph Kiteka
Bradey
Klek
Klicka
Atkins, Young and Alien
Cyclones Blow Pipe Company
Max PF. Thomas
Weent
Architectural Iron Workers’ Union
Powers and Gilbert
George Andres
Contractor
Najcom
Blicka
Andres
Mustdeon
Blair
Walman
Thomas
End of the general strike in Paris yields a government victory
May 21 Paris reports the general strike collapsing as a few hundred workers resume duty. The General Federation of Labor disclaims responsibility and says postal employees were overconfident and influenced by the government. The postmen and allied unions plan a relief fund to aid the few striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Paris
General Federation of Labor
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Sunday Rest and Marriage Laws
At Denver the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church debated Sunday amusements divorce reform and religious education. It endorsed consolidating eight administrative boards, urged adherence to Sabbath observance, and recommended rest for workers on the Lord's Day, with emphasis on moral and social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Denver
John Calvin
Presbyterian Church
Executive Committee
J. D. Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
Pittsburg
Bsp. Bullerton
St. Louis
New York State
United States
Chicago
New York
Louisville
Newark
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Canada
America
Former Los Angeles Officials Face Trial
Judge Davis overruled demurrers in graft indictments against former LAPD Chief Thomas H H Broadhead and former Police Commissioner Samuel Schenick. They face trials on charges of receiving and offering bribes with July 12 and August 2 set for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Davis
Superior Court
de Fonme
Thomas HH Broadhead
Samuel Schenick
General IWW Strike Sweeps Kalispell Area Mills
Spokan Wash May 21 A general strike of river drivers and saw mill workers called by the Industrial Workers of the World at Kalispell Montana. About 300 men at Somers Montana mills and factories reportedly went out yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokan Wash
Ue Industrial Workers of the World
Kalispel
Mont
Somers
Mother and Babe Burned to Death in Mining Camp Fire
Boise Idaho May 21 Mrs Charles Broyeor 23 and her two year old child perished in an early morning house fire at Amanta mining camp forty miles east of Boise. Explosion of an oil lamp started the blaze destroying the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Charles Broyeor
Amanta
Here
Passengers Narrowly Escape Suffocation After Train Crash
A Western Maryland passenger train near Bowden tunnel in Elkins West Virginia derailed after striking a boulder. All passengers escaped serious injury though smoke from the engine caused a danger of suffocation. The engineer and fireman were buried under debris and later freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Wo Va
Panseticor
Maryland
Bowden Tunnel
Bride Attacked Negro With Broom In Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma Deputy Sheriff Wagoner moved Joe Williams a negro accused of attacking Mrs Cole at Sharp Oklahoma. Williams was brought to Muskogee and placed in federal custody after a mob threatened him. He claims Mrs Cole offered water and he struck her after she hit him with a broom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Joe Williams
Mre. Cole
Sharp
Sherif Wagoner
Williama
Mia
Avenger Bill Jones Acquitted of Murder
William Jones known as Avenger Bill Jones due to an attempt to shoot Garfield was declared not guilty by a jury of the murder of Jobo McPherson. Self defense was his plea as the former war was moved from the courthouse to the jail in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyehington
William Jones
Bill” Jones
Guttean
Garfield
Court House
Jobo
McPherson
Jones
Pure Game Beaten by Bandits in Saloon Hold Up
Two masked men entered a Bingham saloon in the early hours and held up fifteen patrons while robbing a faro game of 500 dollars. The incident, reported from Utah, details the masked bandits and the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington, Mar
Hadical
Democidats
TENEY
STATE
Colorado
Sheriff's Posse
Morning Journal Speechhl
Grand Junction, Colo
Capital City
Bryce
Alfred Mosely
London
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Edward J. Wheeler
Current Literature
Frank Chapin-Bray
Chautauquan
Richard Watson Gilder
Alfred Mosley
Great Britain
Germany
England
House of Commons
Taft
Calumet and
Boston
Calumet and Heela Mining Company
Roosevelt
Kaier
Vancouver
Wisconsin
Hy Morning Journal
Otrike
Amusements
Garatt
Girl Bride
Bill" Jones
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!