Fairbanks Lauds Republican Principles At Nebraska Banquet
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke at a Nebraska banquet emphasizing loyalty to Republican principles, opposition to drastic tax burdens, and the need to reform income tax to avoid class taxation. He defended interstate commerce and Sherman anti trust laws, urged equalized tax burdens, and defended party integrity and court independence.
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Capitol echoes trigger political clash over Justice Dept actions
June 24 Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds will answer the president’s request on postmonument issues and the resignation of U.S. Attorney John Ly Weta of San Francisco. A telegram from FBI special agent Clayton Herrington demanded McReynolds’s removal, prompting anticipated action. Congress weighs papers and investigations as the Caminetti case draws focus and responsibility for postponements is assigned to Assistant Attorney General Harr.
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Pelkey Acquitted Of Manslaughter In Prize Fight
Calgary jury acquits Pelkey of manslaughter in the death of Luther McCarty after a contested first round at Burnaby arena on May 24. Justice Harvey earlier warned on prize fighting legality. verdict finds death caused by blow but fight deemed prize bout, prompting calls for government action. Pelkey leaves for Ontario amid mixed reaction. officials vow to clarify prize fight laws.
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Government eases irrigation charges for settlers amid drive against speculation
Washington June 2. Secretary Lane announced an Interior Department policy easing payments for farmers on government irrigation projects. A temporary reduction lowers final building charges to one third with a minimum of 60 cents per acre, and unpaid balances will be added to water-right instalments. Credit may be applied to next annual payments or operation and maintenance charges, if settled by December 1.
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Aviator Drowns Testing New Air Machine Off Shoebury
London reports a aviator drowned off Shoebury ness while testing a new 850 horsepower aircraft aiming for an Atlantic flight. The craft sank after a 1000 foot fall as a friend nearby failed to reach him. The machine was fully enclosed with no glass conning tower.
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Greece Stands by Servia in Controversy
London reports from Sofia that Servia agreed to Russian arbitration based on the Altal-hellum treaty, but confirmation from Belgrade is lacking amid a cabinet crisis. Greece maintains a firm stance with Servia, noting it was not party to the Serbo Bulgarian treaty and urging arbitration for disputed questions.
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Lane buys and sells Great Falls Telephone Company deal
Thaddeus Lane, president of six independent lines in Montana, announced in Spokane that he repurchased the Great Falls Telephone Company from Fell Company for the same price the Bell Company paid. He claims Bell did not fulfill the purchase contract and that Bell will not take the July 1 contract.
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In Today's Standard Page Abbreviated World Briefs
I Lairbanks urges Republicans to form five strong factions amid mixed signals. President Wilson delivers a message to Congress from Washington as debates heat up. Greece and Servia align against Austria Hungary while rising political confusion unfolds. Gouvernor Hillker faces pressure as Congression discussions touch on government projects. Pelkey acquitted by jury as Cal crowd cheers at a close win. Anaconda notes and local sports chatter fill the page alongside cartoons and notices.
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Sulzer Defies Them All To Spring Their Stories
Kivday New York. Sulzer fights back amid Sulzer Miruliye Curtis controversy. Governor says Murphy and Curtis should reveal all and argues the impeachment clamor distracts from direct primaries. He calls Curtis a notoriety seeker and vows to deny libelous charges.
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Democratic congressional committee names Doremus in campaign
The Democratic committee selected Doremus of Michigan as chaleman and agreed to cooperate with the Democratic National Committee in the presidential campaign. Noremus is said to be Wilson's choice to head the party's imperial campaign organization, winning 306 votes after months of effort. Secretaries Bryan urged peace treaties as Jordan planned study of Alsace-Lorraine and Balkan issues, with attention to China and Australia.
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WOU TS ABSOLUTE GUSHAN ondan
June reports from St. Petersburg note President Wilson declined Prussia’s request for renewed commerce ties unless American Jews may freely enter Russia. Annapolis, Me. reports Ensign William D. Fillingsley found dead after a Chesapeake Bay incident. Lieutenant John T. Towers, head of the institute’s cafeteria, survived.
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President Urges Congress to Pass Currency Reform
President Wilson addressed a joint session urging immediate action on banking and currency reform. He pressed Congress to adopt a new system to empower enterprise, reduce tariffs, and provide credit tools, warning delay harms the nation’s economic recovery and big business confidence.
Non-Union Miners Carried From Pit At Carbon Mill
In Ghlo Lune, a group of non union miners were forcibly removed from the pit by union men from the United Mine Workers of America. The incident marked the second such action in a week as work and lodging pressures rise in the Blackinig Valley district. Union officials deny wide such conditions exist.
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Blue Sky Law Held Up By Court In Kansas
Topeka June 23 A Kansas Supreme Court restrains state officials from enforcing the Blue Sky law in a test case filed by D A Mounday general manager of the American Sugar Refining company The suit seeks a permanent injunction claiming the law deprives him of constitutional rights and has caused arrests and harm to business The law aimed to safeguard investors in stocks bonds and other securities was passed two years ago
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