Senate approves transfer of iron and steel raw materials to free list
Washington June 14 The Senate finance committee approved transferring iron and steel raw materials valued at over 600000 annually to the free list. The move lowers Underwood rates about 19 percent on finished steel products and shifts aluminum to specific duties. Structural steel is cut to about 10 percent ad valorem. The committee aims to finish revisions Monday or Tuesday with a caucus by Wednesday or Thursday and debate starting June 25.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Tony
Underwood
United States Eteel Corporation
Finance Committee
Har ned Sues for 75000 in Libel Case Narrow Loss
New York June 14 Thomas Harned a Philadelphia lawyer won six cents damages in a libel suit against International Magazine Company publishers of Cosmopolitan over articles on the sugar trust. He sought 75000.
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New York
New German Cruiser Sticks On The Stocks
Hamburg June 14 The great German battle cruiser hitherto known as T was to be launched this afternoon but refused to move from the stocks after being christened the Derfflinger by General August von Mackensen. The general made a patriotic speech and broke a champagne bottle on her bow. The cruiser stuck fast and attempts to start her were abandoned.
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Hamburg
Germany
Derfflinger
August von Mackenzen
Jubilee of the Kaiser Gets in Full Swing
Berlin marks the twenty fifth year of Emperor William IIs reign with celebrates across Germany and abroad. Amnesties and large philanthropic endowments are noted while American and Turkish dignitaries arrive to offer congratulations. President Wilson also sends best wishes for a peaceful reign and lasting German strength.
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Berlin
William
Germany
Johannes Kormpf
Reichstag
Dr von Bethmann-Hollweg
Osman Nizamji Pasha
Cardinal von Kopp
Andrew Carnegie
J. G. Schmidlap
S Brookings
Carles Kaiser
Washington
Wilson
United States
Tablet unveiled to Father of Navy in Philadelphia
A tablet honoring Commodore John Barry, hailed as Father of the American Navy, was unveiled at St. Marty’s Roman Catholic church during flag day ceremonies in Philadelphia. Franklin D. Roosevelt assisted as secretary of the Navy participated, with patriotic exercises at the Betsy Ross House at 289 Arch Street recalling the first American flag.
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Philadelphia
St. Marty's
John Barry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Little House
Arch Street
Betsy Ross
New Spanish Cabinet Formed by Romanones
Madrid Spain June 14 Count Alvaro de Romanones formed a new Spanish cabinet today with Alvarez de Romanones as Prime Minister and Lopez Munez as Foreign Affairs Minister The Interior was held by the Duke of Alba Finance by Suarez Inclan War by General de Luque Marine by Amatio Jimeno Public Works by Rafael Ganset Public Instruction by Pedro Rodriguez de La Borbella and Justice by Ruiz Jimenez.
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Madrid
Spain
Alvaro de Romanones
Prumier
Alvaro de Romannes
Lopez Munez
Duke of Alba
Suarez Inclan
General de Luque
Amatio Jimeno
Rafaal Ganset
Pedro Rodriguez de la Borbella
Ruiz Jimenez
Funeral Parade for Militant Martyr Miss Davison in London
London mourns Miss Emiline Welding Davison whose death during the Derby protest sparked a funeral procession by suffragettes from Victoria to St George's Bloomsbury. Thousands of women joined a long march with banners and bands, while officials guarded the solemn event.
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London
England
Emiline Welding Davison
Derby
Epsom
Victoria Station
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
Ipsom
Misa Davison
Baumgarden
Emmerne Pankhurst
Flora Drummond
Piccadilly Etrcus
Shaftsburg Avenue
King’s Creek Station
Morpeth
Northumberland
Budapest
Hungary
Woman's Congress
Pankhurst
Hollowell
Unger
Miss Davison
Hmily Wilding Davison
Anne Cobben-San@erson
International Women's Congress
Davicon
Wilson Plans Campaign for Currency Reform in Congress
Washington June 14 President Wilson will press for currency legislation at the current session. He plans to present a currency message to Congress around June 23 or 24. Secretary McAdoo and Senate and House bankers chairs Owen and Glass have agreed on the bill’s main features and the president will back the Owen Glass plan in his message.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
McAdoo
Owen and Glass
Senate
House Banking and Currency Committees
Tillman
He Prefers His Girl to Check for $10,000
Sioux City Iowa June 14 An offer of nineteen thousand dollars if he would give up the girl beloved and enlist in the United States Navy had apparently been turned down by Charles Jason son of a wealthy rancher near Niobrara Nebraska Two weeks ago the elder Jason left a ten thousand dollar check at the recruiting station to be turned over to his son the moment he enlisted in the Navy The son said he would think it over but he had aes
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Sioux City
Iowa
United States Navy
Charles Jason
Niobrara
Neb
Jason
Hig Son
Navy
Aes
Reynolds studying new dissolution plan
Attorney General McReynolds returned to Washington and began evaluating Union Pacific’s bid to swap 538 million dollars of Southern Pacific stock for Baltimore and Ohio holdings. The transfer could give Union Pacific 38.2 percent of B&O, with Philadelphia Pennsylvanian stock implications. no clear sign of reduced competition yet.
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Washington
McReynolds
Union Pacifi Railroad
United States
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
South
Norfolk and Western Challenges Two Cent Passenger Law
The Norfolk and Western railway appeals to the Supreme Court from a Kanawha County West Virginia court decree upholding the 1907 two cent passenger tax as constitutional. The line argues the levy reduces net earnings on interstate passenger business to 0.28 percent, and the court's decision will test constitutionality for the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
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Washington
Norfolk and Western Railway
Supreme Court
Kanawha
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Through Coach Service Between Atlanta and Franklin
Southern Railway will establish daily through coach service between Atlanta and Franklin North Carolina via Gor- nell a and Tallulah Falls. Depart Atlanta on train 12 at 8:65 a m and return on train 11 at 8:30.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Franklin
N. C
Gornella
Tallulah Falls
J.L Meer
ACG
Stanford Eleven Beat Keio In Tokyo Tilt
In Tokyo on June 14 the touring Leland Stanford junior university nine defeated Keio University two to zero. The Americans registered four hits to Keio's two, while the Japanese team made three errors.
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Leland Stanford
Keio
Tokio
Bare Mall
Leland Stanford, Jr
University of Kelo Today
Kelo
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Begin Sunday
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A B and A commence Sunday May. Round trip fare is one dollar. Train departs Union Station at eight in the morning.
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Warm Springs
Union Station
Rosmnamms Facial Hair Remover Adclaims Instant Results
An advertisement touts Rosmnamms depilatory for removing hair from the face arms neck and chin instantly with guaranteed harmlessness. It claims scientific preparation and correct proportions for satisfying results and offers $1 postpaid delivery.
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Franklin, N. C
E. G. Willingham
Whitehall Sf
Jacobs
Marietta and
Forsyth Sts
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Forsyth Streets
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