Lorimer Case Sparks Senate Rebuke Of Presidential Influence
Washington July 18 The Senate adopted a resolution denouncing any attempt by a president to influence a senator’s vote within the chamber’s exclusive jurisdiction. The GOP and Democratic votes split, with 35 to 23 in favor. The measure traced to Senator Bailey and cited President Taft in a critical light.
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Burpee Case Drama Tied to Judge Hanford In Seattle
Frank Yurpee of Hellisham Wash tested before the house judiciary sub committee regarding a Burpee patent infringement suit over salmon canning machinery. Court history shows judge Hanford’s court found Burpee’s devices infringed. Burpee claimed the judge proposed a separate invention and later denied involvement, with testimony about the judge's drinking and conduct on Seattle streets. Continued on Page Ten.
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Leader in House Guest of Democratic Leader
Trenton New Jersey July 16 Oscar Wy Underwood leader of the democratic majority in the house of representatives spoke on policies with Woodrow Wilson for two hours and a half. They parted with handshakes and Underwood praised the nominee while Wilson expressed delight. Underwood declined to discuss private talks but spoke on the tariff issue and the need to remove prohibitive duties to ease high living costs. He offered to aid the democratic national committee after the session and urged publicity of campaign contributions to ensure public confidence and informed donors.
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New Train Service Up the Blackfoot Inaugurated
The Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway announces a daily except Sunday passenger service from Bonner to Potomac on the Blackfoot line. The first trip departs Bonner at 3 PM arriving Potomac 4 13 PM with a 20 minute layover, returning to Bonner later in the day. Freight and passenger demand prompts plans to extend to Fatomar with a future passenger coach addition. मॉ
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Rampant Rebel Seeks Command Amid Mexican Mutiny
Juarez July 18 Gen Antonin Rogar, a key figure in the mutiny behind the present upheaval, seeks to become commander in chief of the rebels. He reportedly sent a messenger through Gen Pascual Orozco demanding funds from the Orezen family or his troops will withdraw recognition. Rojas commands nearly 2000 men at Madera, 270 miles southwest of Kern. Orozco ordered the railroad burned north of Madera, a move later rescinded amid brewing quarrels. Salazar stays in Juarez in daily talks with Orozco as chiefs cluster near Madera with Rojas, while Rogar’s rise alarms residents and threatens a prolonged upheaval.
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Dam failure devastates Hunderriention project in New Mexico
A cloudburst struck Santa Fe New Mexico shortly before midnight washing out the inner dam of the Hunderriention project. A surge of water swept through a narrow canyon destroying crops farms fences corrals and small buildings. No lives reported lost. Five miles downstream a bridge on the New Mexican Central railway was swept away.
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Battleship Wreming Sails for Official Trial
The battleship Wreming departed offshore Delaware late today en route to the coast of Maine for its official trial. The voyage marks the next phase of pre launch testing as officials await performance results and ship handling evaluations.
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Smith Quits Office to Boost Roosevelt in 1892
Herbert Inox Smith resigns as commissioner of corporations to back Roosevelt and the new Progressive party. Luther Conant Jr. of Brooklyn becomes successor, effective July 18. Smith will confer with Roosevelt in New York Friday and may actively campaign on Sherman antitrust law. He cites move to progressive cause and plans to retire at close of business July 18. Conant, 32, a Mass. native, previously served with New York Journal of Commerce.
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Fireman Catches Baby From Second Story Window
Spokane news item reports a dramatic rescue as a woman in a burning house clutched a white bundle from a second story window. Fire Chief Albert Weeks and Fireman Weeks responded, urging the child to be thrown down to safety where a poodle bit the chief.
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Meeting at Victor enlivened by flag debate
An annual Western Elevation Miners convention session at Victor featured President Charles Moyer as delegates debated flag decorum. A vote, 28 to 3, kept the wall flag hanging, amid sharp exchanges and taunting remarks about an international flare. Moyer censured reform critics and warned against attempts to undermine the federation by rival groups. The assembly adjourned at icebound closing time with tensions remaining.
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Opening Sermon by Bishop Carroll at annual convention
Bishop Carroll of Malena delivers the opening sermon at the Ancient Order of Illinois convention. He warns socialism as a major threat to the country, insisting it would strip workers of all they hold dear and return them to Ireland’s conditions. He urges indignation at the doctrine and vows to defend homes and freedoms.
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Excursion Steamer Sinks After Collision Near Harbor
An excursion steamer leaving tat HK cockaway collided with the steamer Naseem. Posedale’s bow tore open and she sank in shallow water with one passenger on board, while Nassau sustained minor damage. Passengers and crew were evacuated to safety.
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Reports on Steel Trust Dissolution Split by Parties
Washington notes that the Sandler committee will deliver two congress reports, one from Republicans and one from Democrats. Leaked aides indicate a majority will press for dissolving the United States Steel Corporation and enforcing antitrust actions, while the minority proposes an alternative bill.
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Beall Bill Passed by Large Majority in House
Washington July action reports Beall bill passing the house by a large margin with a proposed penalty for gambling in cotton futures. The measure moves to the senate as amendments to ban all cotton futures trading and impose heavy fines for related offenses. Attempts to block speculation via grain provisions failed.
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Miss Jenner Crocker Weds Malcom Whitman at High Noon
In San Mae California on July 16 Miss Jennie Crocker heiress, married Malcom Douglas Whitman of Brookline Massachusetts at St Matthew's Church Sal Matea a marble stone edifice. The wedding marked a high society event with Crocker noted as one of California's wealthiest heiresses.
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Vote to Resume Wonk at Dockers Amid Insurance Reform Shuffle
July 16. A meeting at the tackling dockers decided to resume work after a strike sparked by objections to a new reform linked with the national insurance plan. Workers rejected a registration requirement under the change.
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