Signal Triumph Won By Wilson
John Corrigan reports in Washington that President Wilson secured two signal triumphs by Congress repealing the Panama canal toll subsidy, a moral victory and vindication of treaty obligations. He faced party critics, but his stance against coastwise shipping subsidies is seen as honest leadership and a test of democratic principles amid broader trade concerns.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Wilson
Congresa
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Ware
Wimen
Senate
Oot
New York
Lodge
Mssachusetts
Burton
Ohio
Bacon
Georgia
Contemptible pretense framed as patriotic raid claim
A fragment argues that attacks on the United States treasury under a patriotic guise are the meanest form of pretense. It claims most demagogues and blatherskites in the Senate opposed the president on the issue, with a minority of decent congress members and papers genuinely differing. The piece calls the victory one of honesty and international morality.
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United States
Treasury
Congress
Candidacy Surge in South Carolina Primary
South Carolina prepares for a crowded Democratic primary with U S Senate hopefuls Hilison D. Smith and others, and a large field of gubernatorial and state office candidates. Filing closes Tuesday as candidates announce, pledge, and oath to abide by primary outcomes.
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Columbia
South Carolina
United States
St. Matthews
Sumter
Hilison D. Smith
Cele TL
Bleasé
W. P. Pollock
Cheraw
LD. Jennings
John @. Clinckscales
H. 8. Whaley
R. Mr. Mizson
Byrnes
Aiken
Ils
Frank Evans
Reenwood
F. H. Dertinict
Newberry
Johnson
7. C. Duncan
Sam Nichols
Finley
W. F. Stevenson
Ragsdale
AZ. Hamer
Cotton Seed Crushers Meet at Warm Springs Georgia
Warm Springs Ga June 14 The Cotton Seed Crushers association of Georgia holds its tenth annual convention with largest attendance. Delegates arrive from Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Albany and more. Welcome by Chas Z Davis and address by B L Bond open the meeting.
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Warm Springs
Cotton Seed Crusher's Association of Georgia
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Augusta
Columbus
Albany
J. W. Arnold
Methodist
Talbotton
Chas. Z. Davis
State Game and Tech
Harry Hodgson
Athena
B. L. Bond
Royston
R. J. H. DeLoach
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment
Teporta
D. Price
Mf, Jarnagin
State College of Agriculture
Athens, Ga
Stevenson Funeral Fixed for Tuesday
Adlai E Stevenson former vice president will be buried Tuesday afternoon. His body arrived from Chicago where he died early today. Vice President Marshall will attend from Washington. Governor Dunne and other state officials will serve as honorary pallbearers. The body will lie in state until the funeral conducted by Rev Martin D B Hardin of Chicago, a son in law.
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Bloomington
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Chicago
Marshall
Washington
Dunne
Martin DB. Hardin
Balloon Self Missing in Portland Search
The Springfield balloon remains missing among four from the Portland rose festival race. Active search continues for captain Roy Donaldson and passenger Wilbur Henderson, amid great anxiety in Portland.
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Portland
Wre
Springfield
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Minola McKnight Faces Attack Linked to Frank Trial
Minola McKnight wife of Albert Mechuleht and a Frank trial witness was severely cut on the face last night. The assailant was unnamed as the woman refused to disclose. Police and two physicians attended her at 5353 Washington Street in the back of Louis Pickard’s home. The couple testified in the Frank case with defense claiming coercion and fabrication. McKnight repudiates her husband’s account.
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Minola McKnight
Albert Mechuleht
Frank
Minola
Washington Street
Louis Pickard
McKnight
Seceeding Union Men Drift Toward Turbulent Standstill
In Butte Montana seceding members of the Western Federation of Miners clash with police as Governor Stewart heads to the scene. Dynamite and looting target union property while a new Industrial Workers of the World aligned union is threatened. Rioters seize prisoners and a fire truck, some arrests and injuries reported, saloons closed, and order restored by a local executive committee. Deputy sheriffs guarded, two men arrested, and acting Mayor Curran injured but recovering in hospital.
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Miner's Union
Secaders
Industrial Workers of the World
Aremen
Owen Cribbens
Martin Harkins
Joseph Murphy
Frank Curran
Federation
Services in Memory of Mrs H C White
Delegates at the general Federation of Women's Clubs held a memorial service for members who died in the last two years including Mrs. H C White of Georgia and Mrs. Frances Squire Potter of New York. Three days of work remain with nominations due tomorrow and the election set for Tuesday.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
H.C White
Georgia
Frances Squire Potter
New York
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
Wits
Federation
Government control for the water lines
Washington reports that Representative Alexander of Missouri will introduce a plan to place water transportation under government supervision. The bill expands the Interstate Commerce Commission to eleven members and allows review of rate and service agreements exempt from antitrust laws. It aims to curb discriminatory practices and prevent rate manipulation while preserving some carrier cooperation.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Alexander
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Kodak gift at wedding day brings picture memory
A wedding day gift of a Kodak is spotlighted as the timely means to tell the day’s story. John L Moore & Son promote Kodakery with a showcase at 42 N Broad Street, advertising the latest in Kodak supplies.
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KODAK
Jno
L .Moore & Sona
Kodakery
N. Broad. Atreet
Cadv
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Minola Mknight
Butte
Western Federation
H. C. White
Oakland
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F.O.B
Ludden & Bates
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Atlanta Constitution
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