Ballinger Declared Recalcitrant by Democratic Panel
Four Democratic members of the Ballinger Pinchot investigation committee released findings accusing Richard A. Ballinger of deceiving the President, pressuring hearings, and pursuing fraudulent Alaskan coal claims while arguing he should resign. Republican members issued no report.
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Gifford Pinchot
L. R.davis
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Minneapolis
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigating Committee
Democratic report signed by four lawmakers
The report bears signatures from Senators Duncan W. Fletcher of Florida and William B. Purcell of North Dakota, along with Representative Oldie M. James of Kentucky and James M. Graham of Illinois, reflecting cross party legislative input.
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Florida
William B. Purcell
North Dakota
Oldie M. James
Kentucky
James M. Graham
Illinois
Boston Fair Forecast Cool Today With Light Winds
Forecast for Boston and New England indicates fair conditions in Boston today with cooler temperatures. Northwest winds will be moderate and variable, shifting toward lighter and variable by the weekend in the south portion.
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Washington
New England
Proposed Currency Change Details
The plan calls for reducing paper currency size from 3.04 by 7.28 inches to 2.14 by 6 inches and standardizing designs from 19 to nine denominations. Portraits will reflect importance in American history, placed centrally for easy denomination recognition. Faces arranged to enable quick identification. aims to be cleaner, more convenient, and cost saving for the government estimated at 600000 dollars annually.
Plans to Cut Paper Money Size and Designs
Secretary MacVeagh proposes shrinking United States currency and reducing 19 designs to nine. Each denomination would share a single portrait, making notes more compact, easier to handle, cleaner, and harder to counterfeit.
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United States
Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Treasury Eyes Changes to Denomination Portraits on Notes
The Treasury Department has contemplated altering the 19 portrait and historic designs on current notes. Secretary MacVeagh argues the designs do not aid in identifying denominations and lack a coherent historical balance.
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Treasury Department
MacVeagh
Lincoln
Grant
Williams backs Foss for Massachusetts governor nomination
George Fred Williams issued a statement urging Eugene N. Foss be chosen as the Democratic candidate for governor of Massachusetts. He argues Foss would lead to victory, Republican bosses would be rebuked, and the party must revive strength to seize the state’s opportunity.
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George Fred Williams
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Foss
Mr. Williams
Democratic Opportunity Hinted in State Politics
A political column argues Democrats could seize a major opportunity as critics within the Republican party rally against current leadership. It suggests replacing Senator Lodge and Governor Draper allies with a strong Democratic slate to win the governorship, lieutenant governorship, and gains in the Legislature, while noting internal hesitation and debates over candidate Vahey.
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Senator Lodge
Draper
Broncho Trots Stage Breaks Up Boston Theatre Show
A broncho in The Round-Up at the Boston Theatre burst into the orchestra last night causing drums to be smashed and a near panic among front-row spectators. The animal mimicked a horse and then charged into the seating area during the final act, prompting audience applause before safety was reached.
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Boston
Players Absent From Lineup After Selection Delay
The article notes that players were not in their places as they had gone below after selection, leaving the lineup unsettled.
Hamilton hurt in plane crash during Sacramento race
Charles K. Hamilton was seriously injured when his biplane crashed during a race with an automobile near the fair grounds race track in Sacramento. He was taken to a local hotel for treatment as physicians were called in. internal injuries are suspected.
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Sacramento
Cal
Charles K. Hamilton
Fair Grounds
Hamilton
Accident on Anniversary Star aviator recalls early disaster flight
Charles K. Hamilton, famed American aeronaut, rose to prominence last June after completing a record flight from New York to Philadelphia and back. He landed only twice, averaging 47.4 mph outbound and 54.9 mph returning, with a notable accident noted on the anniversary.
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Charles K. Hamilton
America
New York
Philadelphia
Child Killed by a Hearse in Providence Tragedy
In Providence Rhode Island two horses pulling a hearse ran away and crashed into a gutter where children played. Edward Geremia seven and Josephine Ventrigeleo eight were struck with fatal and serious injuries, a baby had just left the hearse moments earlier.
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Providence
R. I
Edward Geremia
Pocasset Avenue
Josephine Ventrigeleo
Hillhurst Street
Fire Log Highlights Early Day Blazes Across City
The daily fire record lists multiple incidents. Daniel McCarthy at 134 Pleasant Street reports a loss of 75 dollars at 9:22 a.m. Rachel Brown at Blue Hill Avenue reports a slight loss at 12:23 p.m. John Kozlowski at 4 Kent Street reports 200 dollars lost. Edward Hannigan at the corner of G and Eighth Streets, South Boston, reports a loss of 15 dollars at 7:35 p.m.
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Biue Hill Avenue
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Kent Street
Sso
Boston
John Kozlowski
G and
Eighth Streets
South
Edward Hannigan
A Fine Flying Day Forecast For Saturday
Conditions promise much better weather for flying with fair skies and light winds. Temperatures should reach around 70 degrees as winds ease from morning to noon then drop in the evening, making visibility good for aviation observers.
How the Money Would Be Divided If the Meet Ended Yesterday
The breakdown lists event prizes for Grahame-White-Speed 3000 Altitude 2000 Duration 1009 Distance 1000 Bomb Throwing 5000 Boston Light 10000 Getaway 100 Accuracy 500. CIE FHee reels of 22600 Johnstone-Duration 2000 Distance 2000 Slow Lap 500 4500 Brookins-Altitude 3000 Slow Lap 1000 4000 Peed BROOMia In Seceees 2000 Rimre ale ahora lel its 50 and 250 cup.
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Grahame-White
Brookins
Democratic candidates file papers for state convention
Twenty Democratic candidates filed papers last night to seek direct nomination and a delegate seat at the State convention in Boston next month. In Suffolk district bids for the senate include Charles Chapman Cambridge Manassas Bradley East Boston Martin H Ryan Martin E King James A Hatton and Joseph Donovan all of Charlestown.
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Boston
Suffolk
Charles Chapman
Cambridge
Manassas Bradley
Martin H. Ryan
Martin E. King
James A. Hatton
Joseph Donovan
Charlestown
Joseph Pp. Lomasney
Ward
Michael I. Donovan
William Sullivan
John J. Hayes
Ward Collins
James F. Sullivan
John K. Alden
South Boston
John Quinn
George Kenney
Middlesex
J. Read
Thomas Ryan
Ye Murphy
W. J. Donovan
Robert H. O'Neill
Josep
Pitcher Tucker Sidelined Hitless In Twin Bessemer Wins
In Birmingham on September 9 a Bessemer League pitcher named Tucker pitched two no hit victories. He dominated both games, claiming a new all world record by achieving pair of hitless wins for his team.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tucker
Worcester Trolley Line Adds Limited Service
New service to Worcester opens on the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line. Promises beautiful country scenery and low fares with fine equipment.
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Worcester
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Wind thwarted flight ends in Grahame-White crash at field
High gusts from 12 to 28 miles per hour with sudden north shift thwarted a Grahame-White farman biplane run. The machine slewed and slid 10 feet across the field toward the grandstand as the pilot tried to land into the wind. Governor Draper and party watched from the stands.
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Johnstone
Macdonald
Evveryone
Philadelphia Beaten. Red Sox in Third Place News
Defeat by Philadelphia leaves Boston in third place as tentative relief efforts for Ty Cobb arise. Beaver named among America's Sanders set to travel to Germany. Trial races conclude and golfists gather for Brookline national championship. A slow track mile marks 2 01 for Charter Oak Uhlan.
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Red Sox
Eulist
Ty Cobb
Beaver
America
Sanders
Germany
Tourist car service details to Pacific Coast dates
Advertisement notes a $51.45 fare to the Pacific Coast on specified dates through Oct 14. It offers personally conducted tourist car service from Bogeton at 2 p.m. Readers are advised to see agents New York Central lines or call Fort Hill 2140. 3 adv.
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Bogeton
New York
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