Senate approves corporation tax amendment to tariff bill
Washington reports the Senate agreed sixty to eleven to an amendment linking the corporation tax to the tariff bill. The test vote favored substituting the corporation tax for an income tax provision, with forty-five in support and thirty-one against. Democrats largely backed the income tax while some Republicans joined. The chamber plans to move to administrative features of the bill, including rate provisions, in the next session.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Senate
Adrich
Aldrich
Heyburn
Hughés
Cummins
Newlidé
Rayner
Brandegen
Root
Cumming
Horn, Bristow
Bulkley Clapp
Cummine
Dolliver
LaFollette
Revengeful Woman Kills Murderer of Her Husband
Mrs. Lowlen La Barre shot Dominico Veranagin at Spring and Sullivan streets in New York, firing five shots as crowds passed. She said her husband was killed by the Black Hand a year earlier and that she sought personal vengeance after police reportedly did not help.
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New York
Lowlen ‘la Barre
Spring and Sullivan
Dominico Veranagin
Cornell Cleans House In Hudson Regatta
In Poughkeepsie New York Cornell swept Hudson river races dominating the varsity eight the four oared shell and the freshmen eight. The varsity eight finished first in 10 02 with Syracuse Columbia Wisconsin and Pennsylvania following. The four oared shell clocked 10 01 first with Syracuse Columbia and Pennsylvania behind. The freshmen eight won in 9 07 5 first ahead of Syracuse Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Columbia. Cornell set course records in the four oared shell by 0 45 and in the freshmen by 0 25.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Ornell
Hudson
Varsity
Phelia
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Witcongin
Pennsylvania
Firet
Ime
Wicconsin
Cherry Day in Seattle Celebrates with Cherry Treats
Seattle observes Cherry Day with residents enjoying cherry pie and cherry drinks at the exposition. Decorations feature cherry motifs as communities celebrate the season.
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Seattle
Ea Bougdenta
Looting wives suspect in Cheyenne burglaries
Police probe a report that Mrs. Woods fled Cheyenne with trunks of loot from burglaries tied to her husband George Woods. Woods was arrested after a failed burglary and four homes were burgled in one night. Investigators suspect she took other people's goods but have no proof. She may be in Indiana unaware of his jail. Authorities seek her location and the trunk contents.
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George Woods
Cheyenne
Woods
Plagiarized Letter Tied to Eastman Case Debunked
A public letter attributed to Edith Woodill in the Eastman Woods murder case is revealed as a paragraph by paragraph plagiarism from Dorothy Vernon Hall. Experts doubt Woodill or others forged or authored the document, questioning its authenticity and relation to the victim’s alleged affair.
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Dorothy Vergee
Outlaws Battle Leaves Sheriff Dead in New Mexico
In Folsom New Mexico early today a deputy, Isham Williams, was wounded while Sheriff Kent was killed during a gunfight with bandits near an oak grove south of town. Deputy Guy Mellon is missing as two posses pursue clues after seized horses and arrests.
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Folsom
N. M
Here
Kent
Isham Williams
Guy Mellon
Clayton
Kansas
Clarence Hamilton
Jamisons
Williams
Kearney and Sullivan Fight Fierce Draw
Phil Kearney of Denver and Johnnie Gilsey of Rawlins fought 20 rounds to a draw in Rawlins Wyoming. The bout drew praise as one of the fiercest in the city with Kearney displaying exceptional speed and a late edge on his larger foe. Promoters seek further matchups for later in July.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Phil Kearney
Denver
Johnnie Gilsey
Kearney
Schoel
Sulivan
Cissy Loftus Marries American Husband in London Registry
Actress Cecelia Loftus wed Dr A H Waterman of Chicago on June 9 at Kensington registry office. On returning from the U S tour Loftus plans to resume legitimate drama and Waterman intends to practice in London.
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Cissy Loftus
London
Gecelia Loftus
Kensington Registry
A. H. Waterman
Chicago
Misa Lofive
Dr. Waterman
Chicago's Murner Doubles in July Increase
fragmented OCR text indicates Chicago data on Murner doubling in July with June figures and Hoffmaren’s report. details are unclear but suggests advertising or economic metrics with averages and monthly totals.
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Chicago
Vertie
Yokohama Celebrates Port Spending Anniversary in Japan
Yokohama marked a port celebration with a ceremonial display and official events. The ceremony highlighted foreign commerce growth and local industry as part of the anniversary festivities in Japan.
Body in Hudson Not Leon Ling Slain Suspect
A river body found last night in the Hudson is identified as a white boy about sixteen after autopsy. Police still chase Chong Sing’s link to the Bisle Sigel murder while Chinaman Leon Ling remains at large amid intense investigations and coercive questioning.
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Leon Ling
New York
William C. Leon
Bisle Sigel
Land of the Living
Hudson River
Thomas Curtin
Chong Sing
Sing
Fort Round
Wall of Alexandra Dock Collapse Kills Twenty Men
In Newport Monmouthshire England on July 2 a wall at the Alexandra dock entrance collapsed. About twenty men perished while fifty worked in a sixty foot trench. sixty feet deep sides gave way. Four survived but are pinned in debris.
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Newport
Monmouthshire
England
Alexandra Dock
Birth of daughter marks twenty first visit to Olinger home
Kittaning Pa July 2 The birth of a daughter to Mrs Aston Olinger of Ryburn township marks the twenty first visit of the stork to the Olinger home. Olinger has been married twice and has nine children by his first wife.
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Roosevelt Kittaning
Aston Olinger
Ryburn Township
Olinger
Yale Rower Marries After New London Defeat
Frank Albert Baker of Zanesville Ohio who rowed No 6 for Yale married Mary Quentin of New Haven last September in Jersey City. The couple kept the wedding secret while Baker, a Sheffield Scientific School junior, will not return to finish his course next year.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New London
Frank Albert Baker
Zanesville
Ohio
Misa Mary Quentin
Jersey City
Baker
Sheffield Scientific School
Sheffield
On Vation Yan
Fire Leaves Cobalt Residents Homeless on Main Street
A blaze ripped through Main Street in Cobalt Ontario on July 2 destroying buildings on both sides. The fire caused estimated losses between 86,000 and 40,000 dollars, left one man dead and six others injured, and rendered about two thousand people homeless.
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Cobalt
Ont
Main Street
Painter Strigken Becomes Blind While at Work
Grand Junction Colorado July 2 Charles Jackman a painter at work yesterday suddenly became blind for a time He had complained of eye pain for weeks yet his sight appeared normal to him The physicians who examined him were mystified and say his sight may return as suddenly as it disappeared
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Grand Junction
Colo
Charles Jackman
Yenterdy
Rugby court finds two men guilty of selling whiskey
In July 2 proceedings at the county court rugby case, two defendants were convicted for selling whiskey without a license. One man, Ay paloon, was fined after evidence showed he sold goods. the other paid a fine as part of the ruling.
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Jdmnks
D. Ay Paloon
Fide
Wright aeroplane maims tail as tests resume at Fort Meyer
After two successful flights the Wright aircraft suffered a tail shake during a ninth circuit at Fort Meyer drill grounds. The motor stopped sixty feet up causing a tree strike and a broken right wing, but no injuries. The machine glided down safely and the tests continued this week with high altitude and speed observations.
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Washington
Orville
Fort Meyer
Winking Ford 10 Make Return Trip
Seattle July 2 F H Smith and James Scott drove car No 2, winner in the New York to Seattle race. They will start soon for San Francisco in the same car to drive back to report at the starting point. They aim to set a new running time record between San Francisco and New York.
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Seattle
Wash
F. H. Smith
James Scott
New York
Boston Grafters Convicted in City Contract Scheme
Michael J Mitchell former Boston purchasing agent and Thomas F Maher contractor were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the city of 13500 by signing contracts for overpriced flag stones. Sentencing was deferred.
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Boston
Michael J. Mitchell
Thomas F. Maher
Death of Benjamin F. Kinf After Hull Destroyer Blast
In Vallejo California on July 2 Benjamin F Kinf a second class fireman who was severely scalded when a boiler tube burst aboard the destroyer Hull died today. Four others injured are listed as rapidly recovering.
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Vallejo
Cal
Benjamin F. Kinf
Man Confesses to Murder to Save Innocent Man
James Edward Cunningham, a laborer, confessed to killing Miss Caroline Brave at Gray Brothers Construction in San Francisco. He surrendered, claiming another worker, J Novak, is an innocent man charged with the crime. the motive centers on a pay dispute and a quarrel near the offices.
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San Francino
Cal
James Edward Cunningham
Hug
Miks Caroline Brave
Gay Brothers Construction Company
Cunningham
Nowspaper
Ward
Smagh Brothers
Cunninghlaren
J. Novak
Gray Brothers
Bis
Novak
Miss Aranch
Cuisbingham
Chook
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