Report in Two Days on Commerce Bill and Rail Regulation
The article notes the expected report by Wordnos on the interstate commerce commission and a vote timeline. It discusses tensions over a political package including water power mineral claims, and the role of railroads in adjournment. Concerns focus on amendments to withdraw portions and potential state versus federal regulation of securities.
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Ka Ithariae
Senate
MII
Fe Wier Forester
Pinetet
Sheelain Hut
Ikey
House
Commission
Beverly Excited Over Big Events This Summer
June 1 Beverly prepares for a busy summer as President Taft and family plan rest at Woodberry Point and Colonel Roosevelt visits expected for a few days. Roosevelt’s Massachusetts stay centers around Boston area with Nahant and a speech in Weston after Harvard commencement. The Tate family memories or events echo last year’s schedule.
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Beverly
Mays
White House
Woodberry Point
Taft
Roosevelt
Nonway Longworth
Ohio
Longworth
Mexicans and Americans clash at Trinidad plant
In Trinidad Col June 12 a violent clash erupted between native born Americans and Mexican workers at Bowen camp of Victor American Fuel Co. One man died and another wounded as several more are listed hurt. Leaders Thomas Aroian and Bernaria Ramirez tied to the unrest amid claims of Mexican dominance and domestic disputes at Peoria. A separate incident at a Peoria Springfield ball game saw a retired farmer collapse and die from heart failure after a scoring spree.
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Trinidad
Col
Bowen
Vietor American Fuel Company
Thomas Agoian
Anton Yolan
Sherrit J. 3
Brawn
Juhore Grado
Pantale Mattuex
Scaby Wend
Bernaria Ramers
Maedion
Ogea Ped
Damestle
Portland Tragedy Claims Woman in River Crash
In Portland on June 12 a car plunged from an elevated roadway into the Columbia River near a truss bridge. The wreck recovered today revealed a bent speedometer and crushed remains. Mrs Mabel Monto of Vancouver and Frises Day were killed. bodies not recovered until late today. An improper link between the deceased and a prior visit hinted at a closer connection.
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Portland
Columbia River
Oregon Landing
Vancouver, Wash
Tonneau
Mabel Monto
Vancouver
Frises
Mento
Manto
Mystery of Mrs. Charlton murder puzzle deepens
New York police struggle to solve the murder of Mrs. Porter Charlton found in a trunk at Lake Como. Investigators search for her husband Neville Castle and review a letter to contradict jealousy theory while public theories of double murder circulate.
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Mary
Porter Charlton
New York
Lake Coma
Charlton
Dowbird
Milan
Charles M. Canghs
Dsey Mito
Mollarsiv
Camu
Neville Castle
Whiich
Laramie Citizens Move Toward Lynch Threat After Hotel Shooting
In Laramie Wyoming on June 12 John Johnson, a policeman, was fatally shot inside the Custer hotel cafe. Manager C. Yeager was arrested after firing at others. lynching threats followed as the cafe had recently been closed for debt.
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Aramie
Wyo
John Johnson
Custer
C. &. Yeager
Lynchinga
Yeager
Wallace
Johnson
Former convict bent on killing in church shooting
Chited Ohio June 12 Prink Nanamaker a former convict armed with two revolvers and a dagger opened fire at a Romanian church service near Louisville. He shot John Popa and two others. Popa was killed. Nanamaker was disarmed, rearmed, and attempted another murder before being overpowered and imprisoned.
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Tluls Oblupo
Cal
Artie
John Fodnett
Piurel
Bantlagd
Call
Bakers Nold
Todnett
Fall
John Harrison
Ted
Rial
Poe
John Rude
Pexo Robles
Chiiton
Ohio
Prink Nanamaker
Louisville
Ingy Wan
Nunamaker
John Popa
Alfiance
Butte to Calgary contracts ready for ore plant plan
Winnipeg Manitoba June 12 St Paul capitalists seek to establish a plant and smelter near Cowley Alberta Kelso capitalists own coal and iron deposits near Cowley The syndicate has an option on magnetite ore worth 250050 for steel manufacture The venture aims to develop iron and rail access with a charter railway team in place and a focus on expanding Canadian industrial capacity.
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Winnipeg
St. Paul
Cowley
Alberta
Kelso
Iroe
Butte
Cateary
Chix
Iron Amd
Ure
Builder and Adopts Daughter Jump From Victoria Bridge
A builder and his adopted daughter leapt from the Victoria Bridge into the swift St. Lawrence current. Both were drowned. Details remain uncertain whether the daughter also jumped or followed after him amid the momentary excitement.
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Builder
Leap Off Bridge
Montreal
Albert Karpurh
Victoria Bridge
St. Lawrence
Holly
Fenough Jewpeil
Roosevelt return parade plans in New York crowds
June 12 New York crowds await Roosevelt return parade on Fifth Avenue. Secretaries and committees outline 1000 to 20000 participants with bands, organizations, and dignitaries from Chicago to Philadelphia. Delegations will line Fifth Avenue while veterans observe from stands and river barges along the bay.
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New York
Parsons
Fifth Avenue
Hoosewell
Hamilton Club
Chicags
Bay
Commodore
Inter
Pittsburg Business Men's Association
Omaha
Chorus Girl Killed When Car Flips in Pittsburg Area
A chorus girl Leonir Alberts of Pittsburg was killed when a car carrying five people veered into a ditch north of the city. Alberts was pinned beneath the vehicle and died at the scene. The driver was Frank Clemers, the other occupants escaped with minor injuries. The crash occurred on June 12, with authorities investigating the wreck.
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Leonir ‘Alberts
Pittsburg
Ales Alberts
Frank Clemers
Automonie Aalesicum
Weather Outlook Indicates Above Normal Rainfall Deficit
June 12 forecast from Washington shows generally fair conditions with below normal rainfall expected across the country. Cooler air is set to move over the Rocky Mountains and plains while hot spells fade in. Temperatures rise later in the period across the central regions.
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Waeahington
Rocky Mountains
Pilex
Three Butte Girls Hurt in Car Accident
In Butte yesterday afternoon a Buick lounge car carrying Miss Mary Holmes, Miss Annie Mulholland, Miss Josephine Mulholland and others crashed after the machine suddenly veered off a highway near Gregson Springs. Mrs. Mulholland and Mr. Mickel, driver Daniel Mackel, and several passengers were shaken but unharmed. the three girls and Miss Cross were taken to St Ann's hospital with injuries described as nervous collapse and chest complaints.
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Alexander
Ourlay
Aegime
Misa
Josephine Atutolanel
Mickel Har
Fron Butte
Cressoo Springs
Aml
Lind
Miewes Soxeptine
Annie Mudholland
Tele Guest
Misa Mary Holwes
Tutte
Viner
Anavenda
Wrile
Annie
Aisa Javophhus Sidbothond
Burcket
Aisa Atulholland
Ventutning Ben Tite
Anaconda
J. J. Allen
Mackel
St. Ann's Hospital
Thomas Dtulbd
Gregson Springs
Uno Hospital
Suiffer Frou Shack
Bfue
St Tae Gregson
Waleh
Mere
Aml Utes
Anasonda
Petty
Daciel
Butte
H. Holmes
Oklahoma Grandfather Clause Move Sets Aug 2 Vote
Oklahoma City reports Governor Maskell orders August 2 referendum on a constitutional amendment restricting suffrage based on educational qualifications. Campaign led by Senator T. P. Gore as state seats shift toward Oklahoma City with talks of permanent government location. Secretaries Cross and Linn establish headquarters. early returns favor capital move, Guthrie and Shawnee trailing by several thousand.
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Oklahoma City
Otin
Maskell
Subintestan Oca
T. P. Gore
Tulsa
Haskell
Jkymors
Cuturle
Huston
Okishoma City
Acta of Statn
Whism Linn
State Election Board
Bil
Guthrie
Shawnee
Man Arrests Over Snake Assisted Attack In June Greeley Tour
In Greeley Colorado during a June anniversary event a man named King was arrested after a dispute with a railroad official. A rattlesnake was used in the confrontation and the sheriff killed the snake and three snakes after it struck the ground. Police later recovered three more serpents and King claimed he was a snake charmer.
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Greeley
June Tourdon King
Vorace Greeley
Saerift
Florence
Effiere
Million Dollars Paid Into Treasury This Year
Washington reports over a million dollars collected this year in corporation tax payments. The total levy against U.S. corporations reaches twenty seven million dollars, with expected remittances continuing as the tax remains in force.
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Washington
No Trace Found of Desperadoes
June 12 report states murderers of Jabure Teimura, a Japanese tanker, killed at the Japanese mission on Twenty third Street last night as five men attacked the house. Police details yield no tangible leads and identities remain unknown amid scattered reports of highwayman activity and a separate rail depot incident.
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Orden
Ulaln
Jabure Teimura
Ling Frelgne
Facatelle
Liat
al der Ieiek
Cket
Anenbeya
Carleton Tntesiag
Caden General Hospital
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Onlin
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New York Herall
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Nassau County Board of Supervisors
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Meyer
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Tate Wiser
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