Governor Sulzer Breaks With Tammany in Public Row
Governor Sulzer detailed his split with Tammany Hall over patronage and direct primaries. He accused Charles F. Murphy of scheming to blacken his character and nearing a conspiracy to influence legislation, appointments, and removals. After a lengthy interview in Albany, Sulzer revealed his resolve to resist Murphy, resigned to fight, and praised his wife Mrs. Sulzer for support.
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Charles F. Murphy
Detaude L
Sulzer
Tammany Oertase
Timwinny
Murphy
Steaighton
Tanmuny
Albany
Ikver
Dade
Iman
Ayiani Sulzer
Unclear Items From Day's Paper Include Races and Notices
Fragmented OCR cites a chaotic mix of race notes, politics, crime mentions, court actions, ads, society items, and notices. Names like Wilson and Bulzer appear amid garbled phrases. several items hint at motor tax, conspiracy claims, indictments, and digressions on copper markets and church notices.
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Bulzer
Murthy
Wlissn
Morstandminsterine
Monard
Cyens
Lana
Columbia Gardens
New York
Mon
Cornell Takes Two In Four Mile Intercollegiate Rowing Finale
The fourth mile feature race at the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson showcased Syracuse defeating Cornell Washington and Wisconsin in a driving finish. Spectators, about 60 000 strong, witnessed Syracuse lead with a strong 28 stroke, while Cornell and Washington fought for position and the lead through the half and three quarter marks. The close race ended with Syracuse first, Cornell second, Washington third as the crews battled down to the final stretch.
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United States
Gorne
Syracuse
University of Wisconsin
University of Washington
Hudson River
Cortell
Ithaca
Washington
Wisconsin
Bew
Seattle
Columbia
Aparn
Angadhia
Wich Hye
Senseusa
Cornell
Sulu
Corewell
Byravee
Tennsylvania
Twre
Columi
Cornelt
New York
Steeles Marston
Strecuse
Carnell
Columaula
President Wilson Bypasses Mud To Attend McAdoo Wedding
Washington reports that President Wilson and his party reached Baltimore for Francia J. McAdoo’s wedding after a soggy drive through rain and mud. Chauffeur Frank Primrose, unaware he was piloting the president, guided the convoy through flooded roads, stopping briefly under a covered bridge before continuing.
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Washington
Gmcial
Baltimore
Francia J. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Miles Kihel McCormick
That City
Wilson
White House
Muday
Brookland Wand
Primrose
Cannanville
Brimrose
United States
Secret Service
Rothschilds Back of Reorganized Waters Company Rival
The June 11 dispatch reports Rothschilds backing a Waters company reorganization. European banking firms reportedly invest heavily, aiming to rival Standard Oil in the United States. Henry Clay Pierce of St Louis remains a control figure, with funds and stock moves tied to the plan and invoicing secrecy cited.
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Ab Finglish Corporation
Ws Company
St. Louis
Hint
Lanon
Padnes
Prohibition Amendment S Introduced In Senate
A constitutional amendment to prohibit sale manufacture and importation of intoxicating liquor containing alcohol was introduced in the Senate by Senator Works. The measure would allow three years for industry adjustment before it takes effect, aimed at stopping the large liquor traffic.
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Washington
Works
Ator Works
Senate to Attend Gettysburg Ceremony Tents Planned
Washington June 1 The senate voter today accept the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania invitation to the semi centennial Gettysburg battle ceremonies. Vice President shall appoint a nine member committee to attend. Senate military affairs committee must take action on tents for Gettysburg. Associate Justice White cannot attend.
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Washington
Senate
Commonwealth of
Heat wave ends as strong wind cools St Louis
A several day heat spell in St Louis broke today when a high wind and shower moved through the area. By 2 o clock the temperature dropped sharply, and the mercury fell significantly, ending the sultry spell that had prevailed.
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St. Louis
Dederracs
Ala
Attorney Resents Orders to Postpone Prosecution
San Francisco June 71 Iaml Le McNally United States district attorney for the Northern California district announced he had telegraphed resignation to Attorney General McReynolds and asked for immediate acceptance. He cites recent postponement orders regarding Western Fuel Co and Digges Caminetti cases, stating evidence shows the company defrauded the government of about 1 006 000 on coal imports. He says he cannot stay silent while such moves protect others and honor over salary. McNabb was appointed by President Taft.
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McNeb
Western Fuel Company
McNai
Maura Digges
Drew Caminetti
United States
McNabb
Nice
Taft
Daily Papers Must Not Suffer Delay
Washington June 21 Instructions from First Assistant Fortmaster General Daniel C Rohr direct past masters to speed daily newspapers to subscribers via the mail. He warns that delays damage market data used in daily business and orders rapid delivery on the carrier’s first trip after receipt of the mail.
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Wahisgtos
Daniel C. Rohr
Anaily
Canjaa Market
Sulserlev
Toth
Roh
Vlazs Mall
Mexican gunboats driven out to sea by aviator
Reports describe a French aviator and Capt Manuel B Alcalde supporting Mexican forces, with bombardment near Get 4 to Santa Rosa. Federals under Ojeda threaten advance, and the consulate notes heavy losses including Colonel Harron believed killed in the 61st battle near Santa Rosa.
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Dobris
A. Jute
Didier Manson
Aeroplana
Gierrero
Tanlo
Aed
Gayman Barker
Ojeda
Casterila Ale
Manuel B. Alcalde
Giumhaas
Horrar
Dugi Masson
Ojealos
Qieda
Hia
Sante Rosa
Uname Wadean
Tifteets
Alvarado
Jere
Harron
Santa Rosa
Inquiry on Denied Application By Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission planned an inquiry into a rejected rail freight rate case affecting Eastern lines from Mississippi to Ohio and Potomac rivers. It denied reopening Case No 3490 seeking higher class rates and then initiated a general rate increase investigation, later rescinded it, and promised a substitute order with wording changes.
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Washington, Duce
Interstate Commegree Commission
Wa Ie
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac
Rivera
Roady
Mose
Earthquake Reports Toll in Monova and Gornia-Oronorlina
Reports from the recent quake in Bulgaria note hundreds killed in Monova and Gornia-Oronorlina. In the latter, many buildings were destroyed as aftershocks continue to rattle the region.
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Jane
Mulgaria
Oat Monova
Gornia-Oronorlina
Working Girls and Social Evils Debate at National Meeting
A statement by leading social workers here on April 18 addresses the alleged link between wages and social ills among working girls. The signers oppose sensational claims, urge responsible reform, and cite factors such as living conditions and personal discipline as influences on morality.
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Department Atores
Wigis
Relglois
Stohan
Sophia B. Errelays
Atacgaret J. Vennett
Baltimore
Kate Writer Berrett
Orenes Critendon Mission
Alexandria
Voy Mury
MM. Bartelme
Ghiongy
M. Halth Campbell
Rehui
Grateful tribute from Mrs Shepard for soldiers gift
New York June 21 Mrs Efelen Gould Shepard expresses thanks in a letter to enlisted men of the United States Army for presenting her a gold and silver vase valued at 2950 dollars. She notes the presentation was made by more than 27 00 men and praises the friendly thought and their support. The message was made public today. Bryan also indicates support for currency reform and early congressional action.
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New York
Efelen Gould Shepard
Unite States Army
Underwood Tariff Debate Advances in Senate Caucus
Washington reports the Underwood revision bill surviving Senate committee scrutiny with few changes and broad Democratic backing. Key debates center on income tax adjustments, exemptions, and lower rates on autos, with a pending caucus vote expected Monday ahead of a full Senate presentation Friday.
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Washington
Underwood-Sluimens
Democrata
Senate Committee
Jay
Senate Democratic
Mnst
Finance Committee
Andee
Qulah
Colticiem
Mnaace
Kern
Senate
Democrats
Nance Committee
Democratic Raucus
Chambers of Commerce
Simmons
Roebels Threats Warned by Mexican General
Laredo Texas June 21 General Joaquin Tellez federal commander arrived with 1000 men to relieve the garrison at Nuevo Laredo opposite Tamaulipas town. He said his force would move to clear Roebels in northern Mexico, stating the operation seeks to exterminate the raiders and restore order in the area.
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Laredo
Texas
Roebels
Mexico
Joaquin Tellez
Nuevo Laredo
Tagede
Teillez
Ala
Lightning nearly kills Marshal Lindsay near Circle country
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports United States Marshal Lindsay and two companions narrowly escaped death when lightning struck a shack 40 miles from the city during a rainstorm. The bolt set the roof on fire as it traversed the building, wounding two men and sparing Lindsay, who doused the flames and kept his party safe.
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Lindsay
Circle Country
Mr. Lindsay
Moore
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