Tariff Talk Dominates Senate as Radicals Press Gasoline Plan
Washington June 13 radical senators spent the day debating tariff measures and stock and bond controls for common carriers. President met with Republican leaders amid crossfire over a gasoline issue and a push to frame a new stock and bond provision before summer.
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Improvement teams claim top spot in Barrie tennis standings
A strong gale disrupted play last week as teams contended in the tense Barrie event. J. Wala ock led with first place, a notable Ti, while James Reid and Nonry Nyte tied for second with 73 points amid a fallow period.
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National League Games Listed for Fulledelphia and Pitte
Weekend baseball schedule notes National League games at Fulledelphia and Philadelphia with St Louis visiting. Sunday American League games also listed at St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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Pinchot on Conservation in St Paul Address
Former Chief Forester Pinchot speaks at Roosevelt Club of St Paul on conservation of public domain. Gov. Eberhart, Mayor Keller attend as speakers discuss state and national resources, politics, and proposed limits on corporate influence in Congress.
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No Fund For Those Autos. Fight Over Auto Aid Bends Senate
Washington reports the Senate set aside two separate appropriations of 2.50 dollars each, pushing decision on vehicle aid into the hands of individual fund seekers. President Knetman and Speaker Cannon are noted as driving the effort, with criticism directed at their advisers as the issue unfolds.
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Palm Vine treatment offered as cure for female ailments
Barre women learn of a claimed cure for various female ailments via Palm Vine offered by D. F. Davis. The notice warns against ordinary medicines and asserts two distinct medicines exist, one for internal use and one for direct application, each priced around fifty cents.
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A Friend in Need Cheering Civic Aides Amid Congress
A garbled item mentions friends aiding victims during a health or civic crisis and notes maintenance of automobiles for legislators. The fragment references Congress and two prune entities, with repeated garbled phrases suggesting a historical public notices or column item.
Taft Insurgent Office Claim Denied in Charge Row
Fragmented report alleges Taft refused to appoint insurgent favored names as postmaster in Florence and other towns. Mentions Representative Rendall, Kendall, and Louly C. Euler nomination withdrawal. Details unclear and partially garbled in OCR.
Kling Back With Cubs Arm and Batting Eye Still Sharp
John Kling, Chicago Nationals catcher, has not lost a step, say Cubs players. Coaches Murphy and Chance observed his return practice as he threw eight times to second base with perfect form and solid hitting eye, signaling a stronger lineup this season.
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Rebuttal to McClellan Notebook Error Claims
A terse rebuttal letter questions the accuracy of McClellan related remarks and asserts the writer’s view on the work and its interpretation. The piece presents a skeptical stance on the author’s authority and stance, noting tensions between parties involved.
Earthquake News Censored by Italy
Fragmented OCR reads like a historical dispatch on a southern Italy earthquake crisis. It mentions delayed safety warnings, damaged towns, and suffering residents including families and animals, with references to American readers and limited official communication.
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Churchill shown the door by the king reception at Downing Street
In a dramatic exchange reported from London Winston Churchill reportedly faced disapproval from the king over tensions within the government. Churchill, questioned on outstanding controversies, was allegedly told to leave as the sovereign stated disagreement with his views. The incident followed years of strained relations between Churchill and the monarchy.
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Coleman Coleman Faces Indictment Shaped by Suffolk Grand Jury
Coleman, tied to an $150 larceny from Frank A. Andrews, was named in a Suffolk grand jury indictment. Golmian, bank official at National City Bank of Contry, reports Coleman may face additional charges as he remains jailed in a federal building after the Tris of nns 4 Kelcher case.
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Despair Overcomes Vilas After Destructive Events
In a turmoil filled report, Vilas suffers deep despair as a series of tragic mishaps and failed outcomes devastate families and communities. The text notes internal struggles and mentions various individuals in a somber, restrained tone.
SHERIFF MURDERED AS MAN HUNT FOR Phelps RAGES IN MONROE
Monroe Bridge June 10. Sheriff Edward F killed during attempted arrest of Hithe Phelps on assault charge. A large posse hunted Phelps through woods near Monk Mountain after he barricaded his cottage and fired on the sheriff. Phelps, 42, previously jailed in Greenfield for shooting an employer. his wife and five children noted.
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Sentencing in famed underweighing case ends with convictions
New York on June 13. The sentencing of two men convicted in a major underweighing scheme aimed at defrauding the government was postponed as counsel arranged bail. Charles L. R. Helke, secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co., and Ernest W. Gerbracht, sugar-works superintendent, faced fixed bonds of 25,070 and 10,000 dollars respectively, with further court actions anticipated. Other defendants received lighter terms or had bail adjustments. The prosecutor noted full confessions by the guilty, signaling possible further prosecutions in the sprawling case centered on pervasive underweighing.
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Attorney Kenyon to Start Monopoly Proceedings in Chicago
Chicago June 1 State attorney general designate Kenyon arrived in Chicago to pursue federal action against Union Stockyards and Chicago Great Western Railway over alleged violations of the Hepburn Act. Wickerham said the inquiry would examine shipments and price fixing affecting cattle buyers and shippers. Leoncmi of the stockyards claimed no coercion of shippers occurred.
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Untitled local item with fragmented notes
Fragmentary notes describe a town scene with mentions of trees and a competition. No clear names, dates, or events are readable. The readable fragments imply local activity but lack specifics to identify people or places.
Keifer in a tailees coat in 1860s congress scene
The fragment describes Representative Keifer wearing a tailored tailed coat while addressing House members. The piece notes his long tenure, questions over the appropriations, and a sense of formal debate during a session. He faced scrutiny as discussions touched on policy and personal conduct.
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