House Postal Savings Bill Moves Through House
Washington reports the house postal savings bank bill was sent to the Ways and Means and is expected to pass without amendment. Democrats on the committee filed two minority reports opposing the bill and a substitute plan, while insiders foresee an eight hour general debate and a vote on a single substitute with minimal amendment.
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Washington
House Postal Savings Bank
Committee On
Post Offices and
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Finley
South Carolina
House
Rules Committee
Opponent of Dalzell alleges election foul play in primary
Dr. Rh J Black who opposed Representative John Dalzell in Pittsburghs Thirtieth district sues Harry Evans an election judge alleging violation of primary law and ballot counting for Dalzell Black claims he led by about 1000 votes amid a county tally and the district attorney begins an investigation.
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Pittsburg
Rh. J. Black
John Dalzell
Harry Evans
Black
Evans
Dalzell
County Commissioners’ Office
District Attorney's Office
Lewis Sees President Has Long Conference
Washington June 6 T. I. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America had a long conference with President Taft. He aimed to suggest policies for the new bureau of mines created by Congress to avoid hostility toward miners. He did not refer to the nationwide strike and would not do so.
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Washington
T. I. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Taft
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Lewis
Nine Charges Dropped in Cleveland Police Chief Trial
The prosecution rested as nine of the original 24 charges against Chief of Police Fred Soxoeler were dropped for lack of evidence. Morality and habitual drunkenness remain as the sole counts for the defense to contest.
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The
Standard
Cleveland
Fred Sxoehler
Saloon burglary thwarted. Jacob Schulle arrested
Bozeman deputy sheriff Dan Kilbride arrested Jacob Schulle in the act of burglarizing a saloon at Logan. The incident occurred this morning and led to Schulle’s detention on site.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Dan Kilbride
Logan
Jacob Schulle
Paris gown for the races with champagne crepe and creme lace
A Paris racing gown features champagne crepe de chine with a seamless champagne chiffon blouse over cream lace. Embroidered chiffon shows brick and cockscomb red tones with cream and tan. The cream Panama straw turban hat has a black velvet edge and a plume with a red jeweled ornament.
Suspect Arrested in Bozeman On Assault Charge
A man identified as Van Doan was arrested in Three Forks on an IC description from McIntosh 85. He is said to be wanted on a charge of first degree assault, but specifics are not known. The suspect was brought to Bozeman and lodged in the county jail this morning.
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Bozeman
Three Forks
van Doan
MclIntosh
Blackville
Billings
Tyrolean Alps
Alps
Johnson
Cleopatra
Johnstown
Montana Street
Carrie Nation
Feud Sparks Fatal Violence in Orange and Houston
News from Houston reports a long feud among elements of Negroes in Orange, Texas, leaving Rankin Moore dead last night allegedly at the hands of white men and Douglas Lemon found shot and killed early today. Burnett's funeral is planned for Tuesday at 10 in Braund House apartments.
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Houston
Texas
Orange
Rankin Moore
Douglas Lemon
Money dispute sparks street fight arrest in custody clash
Sam Robinson and Henry Siegel were jailed after a street confrontation. Siegel says Robinson used a $20 check to cover freight on hides, then defaulted. Police intervened as Siegel pursued Robinson, with both men held. a false pretenses warrant was issued while Robinson remained jailed on fighting charges.
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Sam Robinson
Henry Siegel
Siegel
Robinson
Wilson
Roosevelt Advises Newspaper Men on Soft Language
London June 6 at Stationers Hall the Institute of Journalists hosted American ex President Roosevelt for a supper. He urged editors to use a soft approach rather than a big stick in foreign affairs. He linked peaceful U S Anglo relations to national strength and warned against quarrels.
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London
Institute of Journalists
Stationers
Roosevelt
United States
Bodies Found Under Overturned Auto in Alunn Rock Canyon
In San Jose California on June 6 the bodies of Miss Dolores Sunol daughter of the late Antonio Sunol of Barcelona and Mrs Frances Sunol Bintel of Eureka were recovered from beneath an overturned automobile in Penitencia creek in Alum Rock canyon. The crash likely caused the vehicle to strike a rock and skid into the creek. Miss Sunol drowned and Mrs Bintel was crushed to death.
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San Jose
Cal
Dolores Sunol
Antonio Sunol
Barcelona
Spain
Frances Sunol Bintel
Eureka
Penitentia Creek
Alumn Rock Canyon
Sunol
Quintel
Street Carnival Opens with Lights and Crowds in West Silver
The Street Carnival opens on West Silver Street with Parker shows arriving by train and lights powering the midway. Animal acts, Ferris wheel, and numerous attractions prepare for crowds as organizers hope for good weather all week.
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West Silver Street
Main Street
Idaho
Labor Temple Association
Parker Companies
Cardona
Tucson-Goldie
Silver Bow circle unveils monuments in annual ceremony
Silver Bow circle No. 239 Woomen of Woodcraft held its annual monument unveiling Sunday morning. Officers and members conducted impressive services with a neighbor quartet providing music. Ida Huffaker recited the ritualistic poem in a pleasing manner and attendance was large given the fine day.
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Silver Bow Circle
Woomen of Woodcraft
Ida Huffaker
Bozeman College Holds Annual Bac calaureate Services
In Bozeman on June 16 the Presbyterian church hosted the agricultural college’s annual baccalaureate. President Hamilton presided with Rev. J. M. Ross and Rev. O. P. Bishop assisting. Graduates wore caps and gowns as Rev. J. F. McNamee of Helena delivered an inspiring address urging hope and new ideas.
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Standard
Bozeman
Presbyterian Church
The
Agricultural College
Hamilton
J. M. Ross
O. P
Baptist Church
McNamee
Helena
Idreas
D. D
Israel
Spicker
Lord
Allitsen
Earle B. Oliver
J. F. McNamee
Helene
Woodman
J. M. Hamilton
O. P. Bishop
Buck
Rainey Seeks Inquiry on McKinley Speech
Representative Rainey of Illinois introduced a resolution in the house to determine if Attorney General Wickersham prepared a speech printed in the Congressional Record as a reply to Rainey’s charges about his alleged sugar trust work. The move follows a heated exchange with Representative McKinley who denied the charge.
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Washington
Representative Rainey
Illinois
House
Wickersham
Congressional Record
McKinley
California
Rainey
Sugar Trust
Raiiney
Following Cook's Route Toward Mount McKinley
Seward Alaska June 6 word reached here that the Parker Brown Mount McKinley expedition reached the Chulitna river a Susitna tributary May 30 The New York Herald Portland Oregonian expedition reached Chulitna May 29 Both parties follow the Cook claimed route through deep snow delaying progress due to late season
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Seward
Alaska
Parker- Brown Mount McKinley
Chulitna River
Susitna
New York M Herald-Portland Oregonian
Chulita
Cook
Shutdown of American Print Works Plant
Wall River Mass June 6 The entire plant of the American Print Works was shut down today under orders received from M Y D Borden of New York.
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Wall River
Mass
American Print Works
M.Y D, Borden
New York
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