Senate ready for income tax debate ends tariff fight
Washington June 28 after seventy days of debate the senate closed discussion on the Payne Aldrich tariff schedules and adjourned to prepare for corporation and income tax debate starting tomorrow. The conference on the thirteenth census was approved and a constitutional amendment to allow income taxes without apportionment was proposed. An applicant for any position must pass an examination in the state where he has resided for a year.
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Surveyor Dies in Mob Attack Near Landow China
Peking reports Hazrah Ali, a surveyor with the Indian service, and interpreter Mr. Sowerby, attached to a meteorological expedition under Lt. Clark, were attacked June 21 by natives twenty miles south of Landow. Ali was killed after a three mile pursuit. Sowerby was rescued by Clark and his party.
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Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Warned In Circulation
New York June 28 local secret service warns bankers to watch for two dangerous counterfeit tens. One bill pretends to be issued by the National Union Bank of Baltimore and the other a counterfeit ten from the Germania Bank of San Juco. Both are described as very clever imitations.
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Traction Strike Ends in Settlement in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a settlement of the traction strike after a night conference in Mayor Magee’s office. Cars will run 5 AM tomorrow. Earlier talks between Mayor McGee and striking motormen and conductors failed to yield results amid rioting and gunfire at several barns.
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Bullfighter Killed in Mexico City Arena
Alfrado Sanchez, a well known bullfighter, died after being knocked by a bull inside the Mexico City arena yesterday afternoon. He sustained a severe wound and was rushed to the ring hospital where he died within minutes.
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Kipling Prophecy on England's Doom and Labor
The excerpt cites a prophecy describing administrative ideas that flirt with collective control and punishment for success. It warns that sloth, thriftlessness, and envy ruin nations, while rulers gift indulgence to colonies and abandon ancestral gains. Nemesis arrives as invaders and a failed state due to self-satisfaction and hate in governance.
Woman Discovers Missing Son Among Hotel Waiters
Mrs. Abbert Burnham of Reno and friends dined at the Astor Hotel New York when a waiter serving them was revealed to be her long lost son after a chance recognition. The reunion occurred in the retiring room as the waiter proclaimed “Mother” to her.
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Compromise verdict in Eastman inquest shocks crowd
A jury in Eastman returns a compromise verdict finding Robert B. Bateman either killed Edith May Woodill or was an accessory. State Attorney Taylory ends involvement, four jurors dissent on viewing the verdict, and investigators theorize blackmail and a motive tied to Mrs Woodill. Eastman’s grave lies nearby as details unfold.
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New York Police Assert Their Case
Inspector Mc Cafferty announced the first authentic police statement on the Elsie Sigel murder case after the trunk body was found June 18. He identified Leon as the killer with Chung Sing as a possible accomplice and detailed Chung Sing’s Washington trip and return with the trunk to Newark. Authorities monitor a possible ship to Yokohama due July 3 for any overseas movement.
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Cheyenne Contingent Heads to Lander Fourth of July Meet
Charles Irwin ships a carload of entries to Lander for the Fourth of July events with about 1200 dollars in prize money. Miss Nicholson from Indy aims for a strong showing in the ladies relay. Higk Clark goes for Cheyenne in bucking contests and Charles Irwin targets the roping contests with his preferred roping horse.
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Youth who ran away from home multiple times is taken into custody
Raymond Wis years old who is said to have run away from home seventy five times was taken into custody in Lincoln park yesterday by Lieutenant. The boy was reported missing last Wednesday by his mother. He gave no reason for leaving his home except that he got restless.
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Burlington Union Pacific Freight War Over Cheyenne Waterworks
A historic dispute shows Burlington and Union Pacific clashing over rail freight for Cheyenne waterworks extension. Burlington offers to ship material at half rates or $70 000 instead of $140 000, seeking support for Cheyenne’s project. Union Pacific holds a contract to transport material free of freight, limiting Cheyenne’s options.
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Spiegelman Arrested in Denver on Embezzlement Charge
Maurice Spiegelman manager of Silver State Installment Company of 1715 Holdfast Street is arrested in Denver charged with embezzlement of several hundred dollars from the company. Diegel owner investigated shortages and filed the complaint. Deputy Sheriff Ed Schoels went to Denver to secure Spiegelman and says settlement may be possible after his return. Spiegelman is well known in local business and lodge circles.
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Cloudburst Hurts and Kills During New York Game
A violent cloudburst struck late in the day causing a death and multiple injuries. Lightning hit a pole at Polo Grounds as New York faced Brooklyn, while Jobo Freeman died trying to douse a fire from a storm sparked blaze. Additional fatalities and widespread injuries followed as the storm raged.
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Nude man dives at Lake Minnequa amid Sunday crowds
Richard Cleft, about 43, of West D Street, ran across the lawn and into Lake Minnequa yesterday. He was captured and taken to the police station. Authorities believe he may be insane and say he admitted heat prompted the bathing stunt. He is married.
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Will and Mire Mackenzie Celebrate Anniversary Tonight
Mr and Mrs Mackenzie will mark their year wedding anniversary with a party at United War Hall Gueyta. Games and dancing are on the program as the Ammonites etiersd.
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Plea for clemency in case of young Wyoming postmistress
Washington reports Representative Mondell of Wyoming urged executive clemency for Mrs. Ethel Donovan a 25 year old former Deitz Wyoming postmistress convicted of embezzlement tied to money orders. She faces six months in jail at Deport Colorado as her sentence nears. supporters argue she committed no serious crime.
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Weather Forecast for Washington
Partly cloudy and cooler in Tuesday and Wednesday with showers.
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Rumor of Burlington Union Pacific Trackage Pact in Cheyenne
City rumor claims a agreement granting Burlington trackage and depot rights via Cheyenne, with Union Pacific attitude uncertain. Sources say officials from Burlington Colorado & Southern and Union Pacific deny specifics while hints of an upcoming formal accord circulate. Mayor Cook, back from the East, reviews franchise matters and notes negotiated freight-rate concessions lowering municipal pipe shipments.
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Record profit boosts Wyoming newspapers in industry
One thousand three hundred and eight inches of paid display advertising set a new record. The Sunday Leader established a new high, with Almont doubling the largest regular day’s business. Cheyenne publishers praise high circulation and growing patronage, as the state paper market shows rapid improvement.
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