Canadian reciprocity bill battles in Senate
The Senate faced the Canada reciprocity debate as the Root amendment, seeking wood pulp and print paper safeguards, was defeated after seven hours by an overwhelming vote. No roll call was requested. The outcome shifts focus to broader tariff revision and potential free paper provisions. Senator La Follette opposed the Root change, urging a near perfect measure, and faulted press push for reciprocity as a print paper boon.
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Washington
Jine
Senate
LaFollette
Clapp
la Pollette
Bno
Peter
New Haven Hartford Railroad Strike Widens
Boston June 27 A strike by laborers on the New York New Haven and Hartford line began with 100 men at the South Brain tree camp refusing to work. About 890 more in Providence New London Williamsport and Wellesley camps will join. The workers mostly Italians demand pay rises from 1 to 1 80 per day and better camp conditions. The strike is organized under the American Federation of Labor with Boston as headquarters.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
South Braintree
Providence
New London
Williamantie
Wellesley
American Federation of Labor
Jury Disagreement in Lyons Flynn Holland Conspiracy Case
Salem June 27 jury of 11 deliberated nearly a day on evidence against Patrick Lyons Michael Flynn and Philip Holland in an alleged conspiracy. A member fell ill near the end leaving a 10 to 1 conviction split. retrial set for the fall potential.
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Salem
Mans
Patrick Lyons
Michael Flynn
Philip Holland
Burke
Swamp Root praised by Nebraskan for kidney cure
Mary J. Schnittger of Nebraska City reports using Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root to expel gallstones and relieve kidney and liver trouble. She says one bottle released several gallstones and plans to continue treatment, noting a belief it cured her condition. A county official witnessed her oath confirming the statement.
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Mary J. Schnittger
15Th St
Sth
Ave
Nebraska City
Neb
Mary Jittger
A. J. Young
Per Storr
Dr. Kilmer & Co
N. Y
Loss of Appetite Prompts Hood’s Sarsaparilla Remedy
The note warns loss of appetite as a sign of declining vigor for those who must stay active. It endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a constitutional tonic to purify and boost the blood and restore strength. Also mentions a tablet form called Garaatabe as an alternative.
Flight Between Havemeyer and Spreckels War in Sugar Field
Washington details of a great sugar war between Claus Spreckels in the west and Henry Havemeyer in the east emerged before the sugar trust inquiry. John D. Spreckels testified how the Algar war led to consolidation forming the Western Sugar Refining Company in California and ending competition.
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Washington
Claus Spreckles
Henry ©. Havemeyer
Sugar Trose
Howe
John D. Spreckels
Pacific Sugar
Western Sugar Refining Company
San Francsco
Mr. Spreckels
Lido Aeania
Phil
Hou
Mr. Madison
Havemeyer
East
Mr. Havemeyer
Califoria
American Refining Company
Enat
Philadelphia Spreckels
New
Sugar Refining Company
Vt Ey
Spreckels
Havermeyer
Missouri Valley
Joseph FP. Smith
Mormon Church
Utai-Idaho Sugar Company
177 Miles in 104 Minutes Record Flight Paris to Purik
In Seden France Lieutenant G Matharde flew 286 kilometers from Purik to this town yesterday in 1 hour 44 minutes, achieving the fastest air distance between two points of equal length. The Malherbe pilot averaged just over 100 mph. In Washington a civil anti trust suit against a magazine trust group was filed with the U.S. Department of Justice today.
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Seden
France
G Matharde
Purik
Mir
Washington
Poeriodicnl Pwhlidhera’ Association
Magazine Trust
United Aeate
New York
Department of Gates
Youth Struck by Baseball Dies in Port City
Port, Conn. June 21 A youth died after being struck by a baseball during a game yesterday. John Berts is reported to have collapsed and died several hours later despite medical efforts. An investigation will be made.
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Port
Conn
John Berts
Tim Ie
Cunninghams Lose Claims in Alaska Coal Case
Washington June 27 The Cunningham Alaska coal land claims were wholly disallowed by the Interior Department. Secretary Fisher approved the decision handed down by Fred Dennett, ending the line of attack against the mining venture linked to Morgan Guggenheim interests. Attorneys threaten appeal to the Supreme Court on points of law. The case sparked the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry and led to the dismissal of Glavis and other officials for insubordination in the land office.
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Washington
Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Ami
Department
Ballinger-Pinchot
Cony
Theublic Service
Forester
Gifford McHot
Lotia FR. Glavis
Land Office
Messrs. Pinechot
Glavis
Fallinger
Reciprocity Bill Strong in Senate After Talks at White House
Washington June 27 The Canadian reciprocity bill is in a stronger position than ever after recent Senate happenings. Chairman Penrose of the finance committee said the bill will pass without amendments and likely adjourn by Aug 1. The Root amendment dominated Senate debate with Thornton opposing it for agricultural discrimination while Clark of Wyoming backed it, stressing partisan aims.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Arewide
Twit
White House
Thornton
Louisiana
Canada
Clark
Wyoming
Alec
Lorimer inquiry witness details detectives shadowing
Clarence Funke of Chicago testified before the Senate committee about being shadowed for weeks by detectives seeking information against him. He named an employer and a detective, said another detective urged him to reveal names, and tied the case to the Lorimer fund and International Harvester connections. He recalled meetings with Mr Hines and others linked to the Illinois Helm investigation.
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Washington
Clarence Funke
Chicago
Larimer
Senate
Becaise
Howard Hines
Funk
Springfield
Inneheen
Helm Investigat ‘4
Illnois
Meines
International Harvester Company
Lorimer Fund
Lorimer
Hines
Caillaux Asked To Form New Cabinet In Paris
Paris reports Caillaux may form a new cabinet after the retirement of Finance Minister Mallau. He has been urged by Premier Monjar, with a likely electoral reform plan tied to proportional representation and a coalition across the radical and center groups.
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Caillaux
Paris
Ture
Faullerey
Joenph Malllaua
Finance
Monis
Radical Hi
Colonial Premier Fisher Shocks British Finance Leaders
London reports Andrew Fisher return from Scotland as Australia’s prime minister sparks shock with anti armament remarks and a critique of large landowners. He rebuked a land tax plan aimed at breaking estates, arguing capital should not be tied to land. Fisher has declined all honorary titles and degrees from Oxford and Cambridge.
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London
Andrew Fisher
Scotland
Australia
Commonwealth
Fincher
James Keir Hardie
Fisher
Oxford
Cambridge
Carried 500000 In Two Shabby Trunks
Horace Granfield of Mount Vernon New York was killed in an automobile crash near Denver on May 7. His private fortune, hidden in two shabby trunks in a Denver hotel, valued at about 600000 including government and railway bonds currency and jewels, was revealed when the public administrator appraised his estate.
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Denver
Horace Granfield
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Granfield
New York
Horger
Richardson
Aun
Careful Treatment for Appendicitis Rumor in Barré
A garbled ad paragraph claims many in Barre suffer stomach or bowel trouble likely to become appendicitis. It touts Adler-Ika as a German remedy with buckthorn bark glycering and promises instant relief from bowel or stomach upset under Kendrick and Gle.
Restores pleasing plumpness in Barre readers
In Barre readers seek fattening aid and health. An ad touts Samone the flesh forming tablet taken with meals to build health and restore plumpness. D. Davis sells the preparation promising a refund if results fail. A 100 box trial costs nothing unless satisfaction is reached.
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Barre
D. ¥. Davis
College Graduate at Fourteen
A story of precocious learners in The American Magazine details Norbert Wiener and others. Norbert entered Tufts at eleven, graduated at fourteen, then Harvard graduate school, now at Cornell pursuing a PhD. The article cites girls achieving high intellect through home training and notes the father Leo Wiener advocates intense early education.
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Harvard
H. Addington Prien
For Duty
Leo Wiener
Harvard University
Norbert
Tufts College
Harvard Graduate School
Cornell
Funeral of Carlyle J. Goodrich Held at Plainfield
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from the East Hull farm for Carlyle J. Goodrich born October 10, 1847. Rev. Arthur W. Hewitt delivered a sermon on Watchman What of the Night with favorite readings and hymns. Burial followed in Plainfield village cemetery. Surviving relatives include daughter Mrs. Hoyt of Hartwick and sons Gard ner and Eugene F. Goodrich of Syracuse among others. he had lived in Plainfield and Hardwick before returning to Plainfield in 1902 where he died June 2, 1911 of pneumonia and heart failure. He was a photographer and a devout Christian gentleman loved by many.
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Carlyle J. Goodrich
Hull
Arthur W. Hewitt
Cowper
Plainfield
Mr. Goodrich
Plainfield Village
Preent
Hoyt
Hartwick
Vernas
Godrich
Barre
Clement
Goodrich
Symerian
N. Y
Gardner
Hf Camp
Randolph
G. P. Kidder
Lane Batard
Montpelier
Eugene F. Goodrich
Syracuse
Mary Vincent
Phoebe Mattie
Graidee
Syracuse University
Goddard Seminary
Hardwick
Plainflesvill
Bismark
N. D
Yracuse
N.Y
Phainfeld
Brooksfield Notices and Socials From Town
Brookfield updates show Harry LaRose to work for Lo Stone. Mrs. Coburn returns to Roxbury. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton join Mrs. Mary Perkins of Berlin visiting. Ladies Aid plans a strawberry social Thursday evening, June 20, with cake. About twenty from Brooksfield attended a Pomunt ange event in Williamstown last week.
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George Willems
Barre
Coburn
Roxbury
Clinton Jainin
Mary Perkins
Berlin
B.J. Williams
WS. Williams
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Cremo
American Clothing CO
A. Teamaet
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Lo Stone
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Gladya — Williams
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Earnsdale Worsted Company
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