Payne tariff bill praised as boost to American industry
Congressman Crumpacker argues the Payne tariff should stimulate domestic industry and protect labor. He defends protective duties as balancing production costs, warns against unnecessary high tariffs, and predicts a revival of industrial activity and higher wages after passage.
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Washington
Mar
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
House
Payne
Crumpacker
National Republican Platform
United States
America
Mr. Crumpacker
Globe
Democratic Party
Pleasanter for Roosevelts Aboard Hamburg
The Hamburg reports calmer seas and steadier motion after a rough voyage. Kermit Roosevelt and Alden Loring have recovered from seasickness as the Roosevelt party sails toward Halifax via Marconi wireless.
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Hamburg
Castro Determined to Reconquer Venezuela
Bordeaux March 26 Cipriano Castro former Venezuelan president and followers arrived from Paris. He vowed to reestablish power in Venezuela by revolution if needed and compared himself to Napoleon returning from Elba. He accused Gomez of treachery predicting bankruptcy and said he would return home to fulfill his mission despite danger.
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Bordeaux
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Paris
Castro
Napoleon
Elba
Francis L
Europe
Juan Vicente Gomez
God
Destiny
Burbank Not Incorporated in San Francisco Attempt Fails
San Francisco March 26 The effort by local and eastern capitalists to incorporate and control the products of Luther Burbank the Santa Rosa plant wizard has failed Oscar Binner of New York and the Law Brothers of the city announced plans for exclusive handling but Burbank said the plan was impractical and no corporation formed only a preliminary contract.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Law
Oscar Binner
New York
Burbank
Servian Crown Prince Renounces Throne Rights
Belgrade March 26 George crown prince of Servia renounces his right of succession after a harsh press campaign accusing him of causing the death of servant Kolatovitz. In a letter to Premier Novakovitch he says he relinquishes all privileges of the heir and will go abroad for a lengthy sojourn.
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Belgrade
George
Servia
Idan
Kolatovitz
Novakovitch
Acquittal in Slaying of Intruder Near Washta
Edward Morris acquitted by direction of the court at Rapid City for killing David Jennings at Washta about three months ago. Morris shot Jennings after returning home to find Jennings with Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Morris was wounded. Also noted is report of former Georgia lawmaker George Bell’s death by his own action on an Atlanta Savannah train after recent insanity commitment and divorce suit.
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Sioux City
Edward Morris
Rapid City
M. D
David Jennings
Washta
Morris
Jennings
Mrs. Morris
Atlanta
George Bell
Swainesboro
Savannah
State Insane Asylum
Kidnappers Indicted in Whitla Case Extradition Planned
Cleveland March 26 grand jury indicts James H Boyle and Helen Boyle alias Faulkner for blackmail in the William Whitla kidnapping case. The indictment serves as a precaution while both suspects are to be extradited to Pennsylvania. Local Sharon, Pennsylvania awaits their return amid snow and blizzard conditions as Sheriff Chess of Mercer County plans the transfer. The case centers on a $10,000 ransom for Willie Whitla, with Boyle portrayed as a weaker figure potentially guided by his wife or a third party. Extradition papers have been prepared for Gov. Harmon to order transfer to Mercer County. A separate note reports a proposed $250,000 summer executive mansion bill for Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
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Cleveland
James H. Boyle
Helen Boyle
Faulkner
J. P. Whitla
Willie
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sharon
William Chess
Mercer County
Mercer
Sherif Chess
Chess
Willie Whitla
Helen Faulkner
Helene McDonough
Denver
Lininger
Stuart
Harrisburg
Harmon
Blind Mathematician George W Tannehill Dies at 70
Cedar Rapids reports the death of Prof George W Tannehill aged seventy in Vinton Iowa. For forty four years he served as a mathematics teacher at the Iowa College for the Blind. The veteran educator was long known in Iowa educational circles.
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Cedar Rapids
George W. Tannehill
Iowa College For
Vinton, Ia
Murdered by Rival Suspect in Vincennes Woman’s Death
Mrs. Russell Culbertson of Vincennes died after swallowing carbolic acid in a shed behind her in lawrenceville area. She had been bound and bruised, saying a man and a woman forced her to swallow the poison. Her husband Russell Culbertson suspects killers known to him, amid threatening letters from a former female friend. Police pursue leads as investigators examine a watchful man and a plaster skull token found in her apron.
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Russell Culbertson
Vincennes
Ind
Joshua Brazleton
Kilmeyer Lumber Company
Lawrenceville
Brazleton
Argue Against Prohibition Draws Sioux City Delegations
Authorized business leaders from Sioux City Burlington Dubuque Davenport and many towns urged the state senate committee to oppose constitutional prohibition. About 1000 businessmen are in Des Moines to press the anti prohibition case as the panel prepares its report likely by early next week. The committee is seen as three to two against resubmission. Berlin reports deny Prince Frederick second son of Emperor William will visit Vanderbilt relatives at Newport this summer.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Burlington
Dubuque
Davenport
Senate
Berlin
United States
Falher Frederick
William
Vanderbilt
Newport
Strikers In Manila End Boycott After Failed Efforts
Manila reporters note the leaders of the tribe and boycott have called off the Manila street Tallways and the citys dhbmmer celal houses. Both strikes have failed since their inception.
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Manila
Mar
Celal
Pullman Car Robbery by Masked Highwaymen in Denver
In West Denver yards two masked men robbed six passengers and a conductor from a Pullman car on Denver Rio Grande train No. 4. About $400 in cash was taken, with individual sums listed for N. R. Hussey 89 dollars, W. N. Wallace 142, C. W. Griffey 110, and A. W. Forrest 100. The incident left one woman passenger unmolested. The car was later backed into the yards awaiting morning, and no one else was harmed.
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Denver
Col
Denver & Rilo Grande
West Denver
N. R. Hussey
Booth Bay Harbor
Denver & Rio Grande
Military Junction
James F. Bruce
Bruce
T. C. Moyer
N. BR. Hussey
Mrs. Hussey
Mr. Hussey
William N. Wallace
Muscntine
C. W. Griffey
Alta Mining and Smelting Company
Florence
Ariz
A. W. Forrest
Columbus
President nominates diplomats and officials in Washington
The president announced nominations for ambassador to Italy John Q A Leizhman, envoy to Spain Henry Clay Ide, plenipotentiary to Argentina Charles H Sherrill, U S attorney William G Wheeler for Wisconsin, land office register John W Miller at Wausau, receiver of public moneys at Filliston minor Williams, assistant secretary Ormsby McHara, and customs collector Charles A Judson of Ohio. Judson, a noted Yorkist ally, is seen as a victory for that wing in Ohio.
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Washington
Italy
John Q. A. Leizhman
Pennsylvania
Spain
Henry Clay Ide
Vermont
Argentine
Charles H. Sherrill
New York
United States
William G. Wheeler
Western
Wisconsin
Register of Land Office
Wausau
Wis
John W. Miller
Filliston
D.minor
S. Williams
Commerce and Labor
Ormsby McHara
North Dakota
District of Sandusky
Charles A. Judson
Ohio
Bootlegger Is Hard Hit in Mattoon Case
Wil lam H Knight of Mattoon faced 68 counts for boot legging. Judge James W Craig of Coles county circuit court imposed the maximum sentence of $7 500 and five years in the county jail after a jury found him guilty on all counts. Taft's Son Also a President.
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Charleston
Willam H. Knight
Mattoon
James W., Craig
Coles County
Knight
Craig
Southern Railway to Build Freight Terminal in Atlanta
The Southern Railway will start immediately on a freight terminal project in Atlanta costing about 600000 dollars. The total expenditure including necessary real estate already purchased will approach 1000000 dollars.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Railway
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