Tariff vote near as Aldrich Cummins Bailey back compromise
Washington reports a Friday Senate vote on income tax amendments to the tariff bill. Balléy Cummins and other supporters expect the compromise to pass, while opposition groups and insurgent Republicans watch the possible shifts in schedules, especially hides coal petroleum and related duties. The outcome on maximum and minimum rates remains uncertain as debate continues.
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Cummins and Bailey
Coal
Petroleum
Finance Committee
Washington
Senate
Balléy and Cummins
Aldrich
Kansas Harvester Trust Merger Controls Prices
State Senator H. W. Gauze, appointed as assay commissioner, reports that the International Harvester company forms a trust. He finds the merger has regulated retail and wholesale prices of harvesting machines in Kansas.
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Kansas
Pricca
Topeka
Kan
H. W. Gauze
Supreme Court Asspral
International Harvester Company
Harvester Company
Harvester
Five Thousand Massacred in Persian Ardabil Province
A dispatch from Astara reports Shakhsevan tribesmen ravaging Ardabil district in Azerbaijan on Persia's northwest frontier. Six thousand people are said killed. leading inhabitants ask the Russian consul for protection.
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Persia
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Astara
Ardabil
Azerbaijan
New Wireless Hero Emerges From Cunarder Wreck Drama
June 14 report from New York identifies Coles the 4 cent operator of the Savopla wreck as the “Jack Pinus” of the sea drama. The name appears in scrambled phrases noting his actions toward a mid ocean event near the Princess Irene and the passenger site aboard the Vonla. Coles is described as an Englishman.
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New
Lightning Strikes Holy Cross Church Parishioners Severely Injured
A bolt struck the steeple of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Bay Settlement near Green Bay on June 14 during mass. One man was killed and sixteen injured, with two in critical condition. Paulie prevailed for several minutes after the crash.
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Bob Cayees
Green Bay
Wis
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Bay Settlement
Here
Paulie
Mutiny in Philippines Spurs Pursuit by Constabulary
Brigadier General Bandholts leads pursuit of mutineers from the Visayan Second Company. Forces in action at Minganeo Island and Davao as insular government vows to capture all mutineers. Acting Governor Forbes says loyalty of native constabulary remains, while details and causes await further information.
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Visayan Constabulary
Manila
Harry H W. Bandhous
Philippine Constabulary
Jolo
Davao
Minganeo
Company Constabulary
Bandholts
Forbes
Pampanga
Duvall
Division of the
Philippines
Walker
Submarine Kambala Sunk Deep Sea Disaster Kills 18
News from Sevastopol reports the Russian submarine Kambala sunk after a collision with the battleship Rostislav during maneuvers near Sebastopol. Only four men survived including commander Lieutenant Aguilonoff after critical rescue attempts failed at depths of around 150 feet.
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Sebastopal
Kambala
Repstisiay
Rostislav
Sebastopol
Aguilonoff
JAP STRIKERS HELD FOR TRIAL IN HAWAII
Fifteen Japanese strike leaders arrested in Honolulu faced a preliminary hearing. District Judge Whitney bound twelve for trial on conspiring to riot and three for conspiracy to murder. Court ordered crowds banned at the courthouse amid heightened security and a territory wide proclamation against large gatherings.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
W. L. Whitney
Territorial District Court
Jarrett
A. J. Robinson
Court House
William P. Henry
Eleven Dead in Texas Storm Blows Train from Bridge
Eleven persons are dead and several injured after a central Texas windstorm. A Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad passenger train was blown from the Brazos River bridge north of Sweetwater, killing one man and injuring others.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Persors
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Brazos River Bridge
Sweetwater
Tailor Michael Sokoleski Convicted of First Degree Murder
Michael Sokoleski, charged with the murder of Ludwig and Augusta Krueger, was convicted of murder in the first degree with a recommendation of mercy. The penalty is life imprisonment.
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Toleso
Michael Sokoleski
Ludwig
Augusta Krueger
Lynching of Two Prisoners Near Smoukea
Two black prisoners charged with murder were seized from Constable Maxey and lynched by a white mob at Smoukea, Branchville district, on June 12. The incident follows regional tensions and highlights vigilante violence in the era.
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Branchville
D. C
Maxey
Smoukea
Feud Fatal in Meadville as Troops Protect After Acquittal
In Meadville Mississippi June 15 two men die two fatally wounded three others injured in a bloody feud street battle linked to a political campaign. Dr A M Newman chancery court clerk and Silas Reynolds killed. Lenox Newman son fatally injured. Applewhite attorney injured. Boyd and Parr wounded. L P Prichard arrested for complicity after Newman was acquitted of Prichard murder.
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Meadville
Mise
Eddy
Brookhaven
A. M. Newman
Chancery Court
Franklin County
Silas G. Reynolds
Lenox Newman
Applewhite
Boyd
Parr
L. P. Prichard
Corneling Prichard
Newman
Prichard
Slavonia wreck leaves Cunard passengers ashore at Gibraltar
The steamer Slavonia went ashore at Flores Island in the Azores. First class passengers were transferred to the Prinzess Irene in response to a distress call. Cunard arranged hotels in Gibraltar for salon passengers if transfer to Naples becomes impractical.
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Gibraltar
Cunard
Slavonia
Cunard Company
Rene
Naples
Flores Teland
Azores
Prinzens Irene
Flores Island
Rifles Found in Piano Boxes Amid Venezuelan Rebel Shipment
A Franklin Virginia discovery reveals rifles and ammunition packed in piano boxes destined for Venezuelan revolutionists. The cache is linked to a 15 000 Mauser gun consignment from New York to St Louis and back to Franklin. The Nanticoke steamer and tug Dispatch were involved as authorities block the vessels.
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Franklin
Norfolk
New York
St. Louis
South America
Dispatch
Pamlico
President of Brazil Dies From Influenza Attack
Rio Janeiro June 15 Dr Alfonso Moreira Penna president of Brazil died after influenza. He was stricken June 2 and improved June 6 before a relapse with pulmonary and gastric symptoms. The vice president assumed executive powers in the presence of ministers and foreign representatives.
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A. M. Penna
Rio Janeiro
Alfonso Moreira Penna
Brazil
Great Church Convention Opens Pan Presbyterian Alliance
New York hosts the ninth quinquennial Pan Presbyterian alliance meeting representing about 25 million members from nine denominations across five continents. The gathering, officially the ninth council of the Alliance of the Reformed Churches Throughout the World, begins with broad religious and organizational discussions.
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Presbyterian Alliance
New York
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Leper Escapes From Hospital Bed Sheet Rope
A leper patient Adelado Aquiro escaped from Los Angeles County Hospital by climbing down a rope woven from twisted bed sheets. Police and hospital officials issued alerts and searched the area for the man who remains at large.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Adelado Aquiro
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Finds Harvester Trust
Meadville, Miss
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Prinzess Irene
Great Church Convention
Uptopia
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Alliance
Raoul Car Rene
Palace
Rose C. Herm
Joseph S. Saxton
Jake H
Herman Jos
Skala
Sausag
John B
Herman Win
C. Herman
Nebraska
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