Compromise Plan On Tolls Repeal Debate Shapes Senate Vote
Washington June 6 a compromise amendment to the tolls repeal bill drawn by Senator Simmons for administration forces and Senator Norris for Republicans will be offered when the bill comes to a vote in the senate. The amendment retains key Simmons provisions while adding Norris’ substitute to limit any surrender of treaty rights and preserve American exemptions for vessels.
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Thaw's Chauffeur Killed in North Stratford Chase
Frank Cantin, chauffeur to Harry K Thaw, died when the car he drove to flee from Norton Mills to Colebrook, NH, capsized in North Stratford. The chase followed Thaw’s deportation from Canada and a dramatic escape across the state line.
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Stratford
Frank Cantin
Harry K Thaw
Nortons Mills
Colebrook
Matteawan
Canada
City Savings Bank Hit by Fraud Allegations and Injunction
The defunct City Savings bank faces a sensational petition in Judge Pendleton’s division seeking an injunction to preserve current asset and liability status. Plaintiffs accuse trustee R F Bryan of fraud and nonpayment, claiming an agreed plan to fully compensate creditors within thirty days was violated. Simultaneously, Empire State Bank confirms Bryan cut ties in March, ending any connection between the two banks’ affairs.
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Mildrea! Wray
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Whitehead & Hoag Co
John W Moore
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Paul Bartlett
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Sims
Empire State Bank
Staternoon
Empire Bank
Wilson Chauffeur Fined In Washington Speeding Case
A White House chauffeur paid a $10 fine in a country court near Washington for speeding with a White House party. The incident occurred a few days ago and the President ordered White House chauffeurs to observe speed limits henceforth.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Prize Offered for Grocer Or Butcher Having Largest Family
Atlanta retailers plan a big Piedmont Park picnic on Wednesday June 16 with water sports baseball and music. Stores across the city and suburbs will close Wednesday afternoons June 10 to September 16. Prizes include largest family and best basket dinner plus multiple event awards judged by O F Camp Mayer Woodward and W H White Sr. The program features tennis swimming diving and foot races with prizes from Snowdrift Lard Camp Grocery and Southern Cotton Oil among others.
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Piedmont Park
L W Rogers
Broyles
Moores
East Point
College Park Hapeville
Decatur
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Retail Grocers’ and Butchers Association
Mayer Woodwards
W H White
White Provision Company
Woodward
J Kamper Company
Barnett Bros
Ladice
Vaudotte
Woo Buiselair & Sone
Schlesingers Bonders
Silkr
Umbrellan Southern
Cotton Oil Company
CD Waleon
Tip Top Bakery
Sway of Materialism in Japan
Tokyo reports a new movement to revive Japan with a moral national spirit. The Sway of Materialism movement, backed by Ichizea Morimura and Shibusawa, seeks overhaul of national character via individual virtue, strict morality in commerce and politics, and an education campaign with religious fervor and press platform.
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Geil Relliance League
Ichizeamon Morimura
Shibusawa
Naruse
Japan Womens University
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Japan
Adlai Stevenson in serious condition in Chicago hospital
Chicago report states Adlai Stevenson vice president under President Cleveland remains seriously ill in a Chicago hospital. Age and nervous collapse cited. after wife’s death a turn in condition was expected within twenty four hours. Lews Stevenson and other family stay at bedside.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Lews
Travelers Name Durham von Wwllum Grand Councilor Elected
Durham NC today elected grand councilor of the Grand Council United Commercial Travelers of North and South Carolina. Durham Flag was selected as the meeting place for the organization’s session, signaling a regional gathering in the area.
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Vane von A Hughes
Durham
Gral Council
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North and
South Carolina
Death of Confederate Veteran J M Lindsay at McDonough
McDonough mourns J M Lindsay a noted Confederate veteran aged over seventy who died yesterday and was buried today The Charles Teachry chapter DGs paid tribute with miniature Confederate flags and flowers He leaves a widow and several grown children The funeral for Cleo daughter of Mrs May Gallaway was held at home before interment in Acworth Ga with Rev Brinsfield officiating She was grandchild of Mr and Mrs FM Blackwell
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M. Lindsay
McDonough
J M Lindsay
Henry County
Charles Teachry
Cleo
May Gallaway
Acworth
Julien Sireet
Atlanta
Rey Brinsfield
FM. Blackwell
Tax on amusements hurts German shows in Berlin
Berlin struggle over extended amusement tax hits theaters rooms and cinemas. Cirque and circus closures follow protests by actors managers and union leaders who warn profits decline and jobs suffer. Court rulings cite public order and religious sensibilities impacting film screening and distribution.
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Berlin
Lyven
Lerhn
Association of German \ctors
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Mosteisen
Antijapanese Spirit In British Colonies Stirs Policy
London reports that anti-Japanese sentiment in Australia New Zealand and Canada has prompted missions from Japan to counteract it. Officials warn that fear of Asiatic influence grows as conscription rumors spread in Australia and vigilance rises in New Zealand and Canada while English visitors flag the Pacific as a potential battleground for races and continents.
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Pacific
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Funeral services for local farmer near Locust Greve
B P Davis of Locust Greve dies after lingering illness at about age 55. Katherine Jeanette McKee funeral set for this afternoon at 2 from 120 McPherson Avenue with Rev C V Weathers presiding. Interment in Sylvester cemetery.
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Rev C. V Weathers
Sylvester Cemetery
Roosevelt Snapped for Paris Movies and Louvre Visit
Paris June 6 Colonel Roosevelt called on President Poincare at the Elysee Palace and chatted with officials during a cabinet situation. He rode through the Champs Elysees to a popular venue, had cameras click as he passed, visited the Louvre to view Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, and received several calls from Paris dignitaries and international figures.
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Poincare
Palace of the Elysee
Myron T Herrick
United States
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Environa
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Louvre
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Pierre de Margerie
Tpf Connor
Feader Marquis de Chambrun
Mortimer L. Schlitt
William A. Diy
Rudolph Aronson
New York
Ballot box frauds alleged in Arkansas
A Pine Bluff report notes Governor George Yoo Haas offered to resign if Senator Clarke Wil rethis froms the senators office. Clarke claims state officers stole ballots. Brundage contests, central committee dismissals follow. The governor says the election was stolen and resignations may restore trust to the people.
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Pine Bluff
George Yoo Haas
Clirke
Wal
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Congressuin
Stephen Brundage
Brondidg
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Crimes of Passion Epidemic in Berlin
The Berlin press covers a string of murderous acts by women driven by heartbreak and jealousy. A prominent case saw a woman shoot her former lover four times in a restaurant, then boast of the deed. The sentence was a year and a half, prompting public outrage at perceived leniency and the judge’s warning against sympathy skewing juries.
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Berlin
Jiergarten
Erling
Securiy
Empire
Motorcycle Side Cars Gain Popularity in 1920s Market
A rapid rise in motorcycle side cars is reported with dealers in Knoxville noting strong demand and widespread advertising. The Atlanta branch reports twenty one sold in ten days, and industry observers predict broader adoption due to safety, weight capacity, and convenience advantages over traditional autos.
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Pecius Krovville
Athinta I Im
Hendre i White
Inmotolave
India
Atlanta
Attile
Cuglind
Rural letter carriers lose extra pay ruling
Washington June 6 The court of Slain today decides that a rural letter carrier cannot collect additional pay from the government because his route is poorer as stipulated when he entered into a contract The decision affects 50 680 rural carriers and many cases.
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Court of Slain
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