Fairbanks Seeks Unity In Nebraska GOP Address
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks urged Nebraska Republicans to unite and back a practical tariff stance at a banquet in Omaha. He endorsed an income tax with a $4 minimum, argued for fair distribution, and promoted a non proscriptive, cooperative party spirit while criticizing past divisions and stressing loyalty to Republican principles.
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Pelkey Acquitted Of Manslaughter In McCarty Case
Calgary report says Arthur Pelkey was acquitted tonight of manslaughter after the death of Luther McCarty during a May 24 boxing match at Burns arena. The jury found the blow caused the death but that Pelkey did not intend to kill. A large crowd demonstrated after the verdict.
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British Aviator Drowns Off Shoeburyness Sea
London June 23 An aviator drowned off Shoebury ness while testing a new enclosed flying machine with a 250 horse power engine. He had flown from Brooklands and planned a transatlantic flight in July. A friend cruising nearby could not reach him in time.
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Government eases irrigation charges for farmers
Washington June 28 interior department policy by Secretary Lane grants temporary reduction to one third of final building charges for settlers on irrigation projects. Delinquents may face credits or extensions, while those who fail to meet payments by December face cancellation risk. Lane urges Congress for further relief and defends aiding actual farmers over speculators.
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Greece and Servia dispute over Russian arbitration stance
From Sofia reports Greece backs Servia amid a Serbo Bulgarian dispute while Russia urges arbitration. Belgrade cabinet turmoil continues with a possible new ministry under M Protics. Greece insists it is not party to the Serbo Bulgarian treaty and condemns Bulgarian provocations. In Washington, Thaddeus S Lane says he repurchased Great Falls Telephone from Bell for 500000, with new owners to take over July 1.
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Irbankes Urges Republicans to Forego and Forget
A jumble of political notes from Washington includes calls to ignore President Wilson and congressional issues, with Garbled references to McNab controversy and Servia. Governors Sulzer remains defiant amid concessions to farmers on government projects and legal cases pace daily headlines.
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Sulzer Defies Them All To Spring Their Stories
Albany reports Governor Sulzer challenges Murphy and Curtis to produce Tory allegations he says they allege, defends direct primaries, and vows to answer while criticizing opponents on legislature and counsel fees. Meanwhile Doremus of Michigan named Democratic congressional chair and Jordan tours for world peace promoting Bryan's treaties.
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Wilson declines Russia trade renewal over Jewish entry demand
London dispatch says President Woodrow Wilson refused renewal of the treaty of commerce with Russia unless Russia grants entry to American Jews. The report cites a St. Petersburg dispatch to the Standard dated June 24. Details on scope or date of the condition were not provided.
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Navy officer missing in Chesapeake Bay search
Annapolis Md June 23 no trace found of Ensign Wim D Billingsley killed Friday when a hydro aeroplane sailed into Chesapeake Bay. Lieutenant John H Towers, head of the navy aviation school here, escaped death and is recovering.
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President Wilson urges immediate currency reform to Congress
President Wilson delivers a direct appeal to both houses urging swift passage of a comprehensive banking and currency bill. He stresses urgent revision of tariffs and insists lawmakers sacrifice personal comfort to enact banking reforms, warning of continued financial instability without action.
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Non-Union Miners Carried From Pit In Carbon Hill
In Carbon Hill Ohio on June 23 several hundred union miners laid down tools and forcibly pulled five non union workers from the pit near Longstreth one mile east. The act marks a second such incident in a week. Officials of the United Mine Workers report non union workers have been employed in nearby mines, while union leaders deny ongoing coercion and claim local mines are operated with proper labor relations.
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Blue Sky Law Held Up By Court
Judge Wander of the District court granted a temporary injunction preventing state officials from enforcing the Kansas blue sky law. D A Mounday, general manager of the American Sugar Refining Company, filed suit seeking the injunction’s permanent status, arguing the law deprives him of constitutional rights and harms business, noting two years since its enactment and widespread investor concerns.
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