Unexpected turn in Senate tariff lobby inquiry as Townsend testifies
Senator Townsend of Michigan charged that President Wilson and the Democratic caucus exerted influence on the tariff bill, calling it the nearest approach to undue influence. He refused to name specific senators, while Reed and Walsh defended the president from patronage accusations. Week and Weeks echoed concerns about executive sway, and Shively denied known lobbying, as the committee extended the probe to January 28.
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Michigan
Wilson
Democratic Secret Caucus
Congress
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Reed
Walsh
Wales
Weeks
Massachusetts
Rlso
Shively
Finance
In Today's Standard Pose Aboard the Ambassadors Friend Ship
A scrambled front page summary shows various items from international diplomacy to local civic notes. It mentions a Japanese ambassador seeking friendship, arbitration treaties at risk, and domestic issues including wage debates and tobacco inquiries, all reflecting a wide array of events.
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Gardens
Anaconda High
James Rankin
Batterial
Montana
McMahon
Butte
U-Louis Hill
Butt High School
Stau
Goldberg
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Viscount Chinda
United States
Japan
Thie City
Guthele
Shinda
Theorld
Chinda
First American Reception in Pekin Honoring China Republic
The article lists attendees at a ceremony in Pekin celebrating the United States recognition of the Chinese republic. Notable figures include Sun Paoch, Yuan Shikai, Lu Tseng Tsiang, Wellington Koo, and various American diplomats, military attaches, and legation staff among the large delegation.
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Pekin
China
Republic
United States
He Ersonnel
Sun Paoch
Cere
J. H. Russel
Chant of the Amertation Guard
Yuan Shil-kal
T. Williams
Ire
Lu’ Tseng ‘Tsiang
W. KR. Peck
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Tuan Chil
Yin Chang
Diok Williams
Legation Guard
G. T. Summertin
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American Legation
Compulsory Arbitration Faces Strong Senate Opposition
Nashington June Compulsory arbitration, a binding policy with 24 nations for five years, is in danger as the Senate again fails to ratify renewals with Great Britain, Italy and Spain. Debate centers on tolls and the Panama Canal, with Senators Chamberlain Borah and others arguing over whether tolls must be arbitrated and the nation’s stance toward arbitration.
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Nashington
United States
Senate
Great Britain
Italy
Spain
France
Panama Canal
Hague
Foreign Relations Committee
England
Cone Demend
Japan
Max Racking
No General Policy in McReynolds Plan
Nashington reports White House officials deny any general policy adoption on Attorney General McReynolds proposed graduated tobacco output tax. Presidents and officials note discussion was for merits, not approval, as legislators study the tariff bill amendment and various independent manufacturers seek relief from the tobacco trust. A mass meeting of distributors is planned for Thursday night here.
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McReynold
Wilson
White House
Inter White House
Heither
Senate Finance Committee
Soalled Tobacco Trust
Deeree
McRex
Nolds
Snanazel
New Jersey
MeRtes Noble
Co Company
Stenty
United States Supreme Court
Kills Former Chief Makes His Escape
Pittsburg reports a ticket agent James McNair was shot and killed at union station. chief clerk Ralph Paully died from abdominal wound after being shot by clerk D C Sage who fled through the crowded waiting room. Sage, embittered toward McNair over changes, fired three shots without a stated quarrel. Both victims died or were certain to die according to doctors.
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Pittsburg
James McNair
Pennsylvania Road
Union Station
Ralph Paully
D.C. Sage
Sage
Buildihg
McNait
McNair
Young Prince Albert Visits America Incognito
Prince Albert Frederick George, second son of King George, toured Niagara Falls with six naval companions arriving from Toronto. Traveling incognito by trolley from Lewiston along the American gorge, the one year old prince visited Goat Island and spoke of his first trip to the continent while marveling at the stars and stripes.
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Niagara
Prince Albert Frederick George
King George
England
His Majesty's Navy
Toroné
Lewiston
Goat Islan
Former school principal jailed for life in Utah murder
Caleb Inlow, former Bingham public school principal and juvenile probation officer, was sentenced to the maximum 16 years to life in county court for second degree murder. He was convicted of shooting Thomas E. White, a taxicab driver, to stop him from telling of alleged thefts.
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Salt Lake
Caleb Inlow
Bingham, Utan
Thomas E. White
Inlow
White
Flood Threat Pressures Clark's Fork Bridge
Reports from Missoula state the Clark's Fork flood near Plains has risen close to the wagon bridge floor. Workers battle driftwood and troops carry dynamite to guard the structure while ranchers move to higher ground and townsfolk assist as business slows.
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Missoula
Plains
Clark's Fork
Superintendent Heeter Found Guilty of Immorality
The report states Heeter, superintendent of public schools, was found guilty of immorality for making improper advances and unwarranted liberties with women.
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Heeter
Jury Deliberates as Bribe Attempt Hits Dynamite Trial
Boston jury in the dynamite planting case tied to the Lawrence textile strike nears verdicts for William M. Wood Frederick Este teaux and Dennis J Collins. A juror reported a $200 bribe offer for a directed vote while another defendant Collins already confessed to dynamite activity with John J Breen.
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Boston
Lawrence
Toight
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick Esteteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Cambridge
Morris Shuman
Crosby
Wood
Atteaux
Colling
John J. Breen
Falls Over Precipice Walking in Moonlight
Pasadena California June 6 Jacob D Cole of Albert California while walking with a party near Mount Wilson in the moonlight fell over a precipice and died. The dead man was a student at Nazarene University in this city.
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Pasadena
Cal
Jacob D. Cole
Albert
Mount Wilson
1 Nazarene University
Canada to pay for three English warships
Ottawa June 6 1910 in the house of commons the government announced it would cover the cost of three battleships the British admiralty decided to build after the Canadian senate rejected naval aid prime minister and Laurier debated the plan as the senate opposed naval spending.
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Ontario
Mrorden
House of Commons
Senate
Tals Dil
Wilfred Laurier
Senators Probe Wage Law Links to Family Employment
Members of the Tilthole senatorial vice commission toured Chicago hearings on minimum wages for married men. Bankers and merchants testified that wages around 91 to 128 per month affected family labor and daughter employment. The panel weighed whether a state minimum for married men hinders business versus states without such laws and saw support in the U.S. Japanese diplomacy tone amid broader cost of living and labor discussions.
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Chicago
Tilthole
Sulitie Owen
Order House
J.J. Mitchell
George M__ Reynolds
Continental & Commercial National Bank
David Ro Forgan
Nsity
Banc
James An
First National Bankman
EJ. Leaman
Jame
Joseph Haach
Mersants
Flagg Young
Leage Schools
Theodare W. Robinson
Illinois Steel Company
Thomsand
James
Forgan
Scotland
James i Forgan
Joseph Busch
de Jared
Beall
Frre
Arms for Ulster Seed at Dublin
A Dublin report notes customs seized a steamer cargo from Liverpool containing rifles bayonets and bombs addressed to Baron Farnham of Parneham County Cavan aged 88 a leading Ulster unionist and former South Africa war officer. An arms London agency is alleged to supply Ulster with weapons.
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Liverpool
Baron Farnham
Parneham
County Cavan
London
Ulster
Long-distance doctoring fails to save life
Metcalfe, resident surgeon at a station on Fanning Island, died after convulsions in three days. A remote physician, 2,000 miles away at PSL, could not reverse the illness despite a cabled prescription reported by the cable company received today.
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