Taft Tariff Battle Frays Senate Conference Demands
The article describes tense meetings over tariff revision with Payne clashing with Aldrich and Fordney on conference duties. Insurgent Republicans rail at Taft's handling, while senators discuss strategy, adjournment, and possible White House talks to push or resist a conference report aligned with the president's stance.
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Payne
Taft
Senate
Nelson
Clapp Dolliver
Gummine
Burkett
Brown
Heveridge
Bristow
Crawford
Horah
Botah
la Follette
Critlelac Taft
Ofktlalac
Clemenceau Falls Short in France Cabinet Crisis
Amid losses in the French cabinet Clemenceau faced defeat as rival coalitions formed to topple his government. Yet rebels faltered when clear decisive action was needed, and the crisis left Clemenceau’s successor uncertain with names like Bourgeois Briand Poincare and Millera nd floated as possibilities.
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Sweden
Clarendau
Clemenceau
Clemenceaus
Fallieres
Leon Bourgeona
Briand
Poincare
Finance
Millerand
Commerce
Pliehon
Barthou
Deleague
M Joures
Chamber
Pellagra Attacks Chicago Lunatics
Chicago scene reports pellagra, a mysterious plague, found among Dunning asylum inmates. Three middle aged women suffer, with several deaths in the past year. Dr. Lavinder from the Public Health Service confirms pellagra as a chronic, not contagious disease with unclear cause and no known cure.
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Chicago
Dunning Asylum
Dunning
C. H Lavinder
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Columbia, D. C
Lavinder
Europe
United State
Georgia Senate Moves to Limit Governor Power Over Rail Board
Senator Slater said the railroad commission should be independent and not removable by the governor, urging abolition of the governor’s removal power. The Irwin bill passed 23 to 0, removing governor removal authority and aligning the commission with other elected officers.
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Dolliver
Dolalver
Senate
Littlegood
Slater
Yeaterday
Georgia
Railroad Commission
House
Guyt McLendon
Smith
Governorsa
Irwin
Burwell
Hoke Smith
Near Beer Dealers Raided in Asheville
In Asheville on July 26 thirty members of the neat beer fraternity were arrested on warrants issued by three private detectives hired by the Law and Order League. The raids followed weeks of undercover buys of near beer and liquor from local vendors. Police served warrants on thirty proprietors across as many establishments.
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Asheville
Law and Order League
Lquor
Census plans completed for 1910 district supervisors
Washington July 20 The United States and Porto Rico will be divided into 229 districts for the thirteenth census with 330 supervisors as fixed by Congress Alaska and Hawaii to be counted by special agents. Supervisors will appoint enumerators after presidential nomination and Senate confirmation, with southern states aligning districts to congressional boundaries.
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Washington
United States
Porto Rico
Dana Durand
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Alaska
Hawaii
Senate
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Minslestoot
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Poisoning in Mobile as buttermilk proves deadly
Mobile Alabama July 30 three adults and five children were poisoned after drinking buttermilk from a tin bucket. One man and four children are seriously ill. Walter May persy a Mobile fire department member may die. Police report will go to the board of public health for investigation.
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Mobile
Ala
Walter Maypersy
Mobile Fire Department
Board of Public Health
Court of Inquiry Hearings On Sutton Death Turn Savage
Testimony reveals Lt Sutton shot himself after a struggle with Bevan Osterman and Adams describe a heated auto ride and a Marine camp scene. Bevan testifies he and two officers restrained Sutton prior to the fatal shot.
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Annapolis
James Nutton
Portland
Ore
Wilam F. Bevan
United States Marine Corps
New Jersey
Young Sutton
Bevan
Butten
Sutton
Adams
Aife
Oregon Leutenant
Marina
Roelker
Marine
Leonard
Osterman
Davis
Sittons
Suttons
Miss. Stewart
Pittsburg
Sutton Ia
Tof
Carvell
Mr Davis
Osterman Osterman
Utley
Sutten
Adama
Qesterman
Sister Drops Dead After Brother Is Hurt in Accident
Columbus Ga July 20 W 7 Davis a well known Stewart county citizen was severely injured when a swinging rafter struck him while driving under Shelter at his home His sister who witnessed the accident was so shocked she collapsed and died on the scene
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Columbus
Davis
Stewart County
Fear Lumpkin
Young
Thomas
Phenix City
Brother Fatally Shoots Kin in Carryville Self-Defense Claimed
In Carryville near Tallahassee Alabama on July 26 Asharat shot and killed his brother Hill a single man during a dispute over a horse. Hill advanced on Asharat with an iron bar and was fatally shot. Authorities say the homicide is deemed self-defense and the Anharat family remains prominent in the area.
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Tallahdasee
Ala
F Asharat
Hill
Carryvillé
Here
Anharat
Mortuary Notices From Atlanta and Nearby Cities
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear for Mrs C Stradley at her daughter’s home in Atlanta with burial in Dalton. The report also lists services for John Hillman Sets in Mallltta Georgia, Virginia Canter Martin, and Mrs Doraalwood and Beulan Kite with funeral plans pending. Additional notes include Thomas S Young of Columbus and Hale of Princeton reported as dying, with interment planned in Princeton.
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C. Stradley
C Stradley
W M Fulks
Balt On
Virginia Canter Martin
Marietta Ga
Theo W Martin
Forrest Avenue
Barclay & Branéons Chapel
West View
Short Teems of Interest From Local Court Filings
A series of city and circuit court actions are reported. J B Cook sues Putton Gag and Cotton Mills for 20000 damages after a hose nozzle injures him while fighting a fire. Clarence McNeal sues Swift Fertilizer Company for 29000 damages over injuries from a fall from a tower while cleaning lead. R W McNeal seeks 2000 for loss of his son's services. Judge James B Ridley, ill at home, is reported recovering. Mrs C In Moore, injured stepping from a car, has improved enough to leave her room.
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Putton Gag
J B Cook
Clarence McNeal
Swift Fertilizer Company
Bia
R W McNeal
Mra. C
Moore
Hulwey Street
Private Electric Lighting Plant for 560
Article notes an inexpensive lighting plant offered for 560 dollars. It covers installation care and operation with details hard to find elsewhere. The piece appears in an August issue of Pondlar Machinery and is described as refined and easy to understand.
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TRG $Bleuw Ace Aes
Pondlar Machanice
Hookworm Plague Among Dixie Recruits Mentioned by Army
Washington July 20 The hookworm or lazy bug as shown to exist in southern recruits will figure in the surgeon general’s forthcoming report and spur southern boards of health to combat the disease. Army methods detect infections at Fort Slocum with 109 of 140 recruits from several states found infected. Recovered recruits gained weight and improved, and it’s estimated half of southern rural recruits show hookworm. Campaigns in Porto Rico saved thousands. further action depends on state governments.
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Washington
Boards of Health
Porto Rico
United States
Torney I
Fort Slocum
New York
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Lt Se
Mississippi
Louisiana
Woman leaps 60 feet from clothes pole in New York
Julia Mihea, once in a sane asylum, climbed a sixty foot clothes pole after overhearing plans to send her away. Police set a net below as a firefighter offered wine to coax her down. She fell sixty feet but landed on clothes lines and was only injured lightly, then restrained to hospital by three officers.
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New York
Julia Mihea
New Ball Tossing Game La Funda Captivates Players
An Illustrated feature from August describes La Funda, a ball tossing game that has seized attention in Patan and is likely to spread. Players throw a ball high with a net and must catch it on the fall, demanding great skill.
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Patis
Graft of U S 5 Clerk Barred by Government
The Attorney General ruled the comptroller of the currency disallowed Noble C Butler’s claim to consolidate gross fees from Indiana circuit and district courts to pay his personal compensation. He argued a single office, but the government held dual offices precluded cross deduction. The case centers on whether one clerk can be treated as two for expense deductions and pay.
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Washington
Indiana
Noble C Butler
United States Circuit Court
Lkewise
United States District Court
Butler
Circuit Court
District Courts
Department of Justice
Buttel
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Cherry St. Bink
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Rother
W. J. Davis
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John Hallman
Setz
Runeral Services
John Hillman Sets
J. Weets
Hightower & Hallman
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Dora Atwood
Doraalwood
Little Street
Shela
O B
Arwood
FL Dykes
Alter
Odessa Gaines
Beulah M. Kite
Beulan
Kite
Grant Street
Sheta
Herbert Kite
W H
Charles Ford
Johnite
Myrtis
Mrs. C. Stradley
Athens
W Hale
Princeton
James B. Ridley
Nexpenzive Private Electric
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