Bailey in War Tags Bailey in War Tags
Senator Midrich opposes Bailey’s plan to vote on the income tax amendment to the tariff bill, while Bailey supports it as a revenue measure and targets enforcement of anti trust laws against United States Steel and the tech corporation. The Senate adopts a 26 cent duty on iron ore. party lines blur with cross over votes.
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Midrich
Bailey
Treasury
United States Steel Corporation
Tech Corporation
Senate
House
Aol
Murdered and Almost Burned in Suspected Family Tragedy
Reported murder scene at a residence in Astoria involves Paul Butcher, his wife, and daughter. Fire suspected as part of the incident, with authorities probing for motive and connections.
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Paul Butcher
Fath
Telu
Girl says mother was in bed as murder shocks city
Louis Arbogast, butcher, found murdered at home with bed set on fire. His daughter Ida, 22, reports smelling smoke and pulling her mother from the blaze. Mrs Arbogast claims she was bathing and discovered her husband unconscious as detectives find a bloodied axe in the cellar. Arbogast valued at about $200000.
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Mother
Bath
Paul
Minow
House Defeats Probe On Message About Porto Rico
In Washington on May 18 the House defeated regulation directing the Speaker to appoint a committee on similar affairs to consider the president's Porto Rico message. The vote stood 74 to 104.
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HOUSE
Washington
Garrett
Tennessee
Speaker ejects betrayer of home from legislative hall
In Lansing the Michigan House halted a session as Speaker removed Representative D. Z. Curtin after a dispute linked to rumored attentions to Hall's wife. Curtin was escorted from the chamber. Hall had reportedly confronted him at his Bay City home, with Mrs Hall and child sent to Wisconsin.
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D. Z. Curtin
Detroit
Sidney
Middle Isle
Curties
Hall
Bay City
Lanning
Curtian
Areene
Curtlan Ia
Curtiss
Lansing
Paris Strikers Lose Fight in Chamber Rebuke Mentioned
The Paris strikers face a setback as a friction in the Chamber of Deputies leads to a rebuke of disturbances aimed at Prime Minister Clemenceau by the administration.
Postal Clerks Intimate That More Trouble Brews
Paris May 13 A turbulent session of the chamber of deputies ended with a decisive endorsement of Clemenceau’s government policy on the postal strike. The vote was 454 to 59 and the government asserted postal workers have no right to strike. Strikers shrugged, saying the move will intensify and expand the strike, with possible government countermeasures planned as the situation remained largely unchanged to midnight.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Postel
Ant-Imperialist League Pushes Philippine Independence Promise
Washington May 13. Through Representative Clark of Missouri the Ant-Imperialist league filed a memorial with Congress on the Philippine tariff. It contends a tariff law made without the Philippine assembly equals taxation without representation and urges an amendment to include a definite independence date or neutralization arrangements for the islands upon independence.
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Clark
Missouri
Ant-imeprialist League
Congress
Philippine Assembly
League
Philippines
Philippine
Postman Finds Snake in Letter Receptacle
South Norwalk Conn May 18 A postman named John C Greenwood discovered a live three foot rattler coiled in his bag the reptile had ten rattles and was killed at the scene highly dangerous incident on a city street Send report notes the postman escaped unharmed and no other injuries were reported.
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South Norwalk
Conn
John C., Greenwood
Greenwood
Count Bont Aims for Big Game Trip After May Rocky Mountain Visit
Montreal dispatch says Count Bool de Cantellang, former husband of Aunu Would, has asked CP railway to arrange guides and spade for a hunting trip after a noted game in the Rocky Mountains, scheduled for the end of July. The message follows recent American hunt interests and outlines travel plans.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bool de Cantellang
Aunu
Wig Kame
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Couple Sets New World Record at Meet
A Colorado pair established a new world record at a local meet, achieving a remarkable time amid a gratifying display. The event drew attention for the speed and precision of the performances and showcased rising local talent.
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Colorado
Daniel
Idaho couple sets 30 minute marriage record in restaurant
Idaho Springs residents Edward L. Mosher and Claire Hale reportedly wed within 30 minutes after a chance encounter at the Metropolitan restaurant. The ceremony followed a swift engagement after a diner proposed during a supper order.
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Idaho Springs
Colo
Miss Hale
Metropolitan
Miss Malé
Railroad survey race moves toward Kamloops Vancouver route
May 13 Vancouver British Columbia surveying teams to lay out two Canadian rail routes between Kamloops and Vancouver. Grand Trunk Pacific races to stay ahead of rival efforts as engineering parties start from Yellowhead and McKenzie Mines toward the coast within ten days.
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Grand Thunk
Vanccouver
B. C
Kamloops
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canadian Northern Railway
Grand Trunk Pavific
Yellowhead
McKenzie
Mune
Fatal Rural Shooting Involving Mitchell Brothers
A six year old boy, Mitchell, was accidentally shot and killed at Highland by a revolver found by him and his brother Harold in a neighbor’s barn. The tragedy, attributed to mishandling, occurred while the children played nearby, leaving Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell in shock.
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San Vernarding
Cal
Mitchell
Highland
Harold
George Mitchell
Shoots Down Rival in Love Tale Sparks Ocean Rivalry
A dramatic courtship story unfolds as a suitor defeats a rival to win the affection of a beloved figure. The tale centers on a seaside contest and a claimed sweetheart amid bold claims and strong emotion.
Woman May Challenge Death in Rage Over Wounded Rival
Stembiugh Michigan May 13 A man named Dascola shot rival Marrozzio Pargourate after fear of losing his sweetheart Rosa Leonardi to him in Perugia. Pargourate wounded and in Mercy hospital as deputies search the countryside. Dascola hides in a swamp with tracking dogs. Rosa Leonardi reportedly cables the dying man seeking to reach him before death.
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Stembiugh
Mich
Marrozzio Pargourate
Italy
Rosa Leonaridi
Perugino
Joe Cascola
Ieat
Dascola
Boys Affair in School Store Room Shrouded in Mystery
In Minneapolis on May 13 Glenn Hardwig 14 a Douglas school pupil was found wounded in a school store room after a mysterious accident. He lies in a dangerous condition. Also present was Fred Morris 14 of 1317 Vine Place who went to the basement with Hardwig for some wood.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Glenn Hardwig
Douglas School
Fred Morris
Vine Place
Hardwig
Harvard Student 18 Reported Missing After Break
New York May 13 The folks have been asked to look for Thosday FP Williams 18 year old Harvard student who is reported to have disappeared from his uncle's house in Bethel Connecticut. His sister in the city where he lived says he suffered a breakdown from overstudy and fears he wandered away with no idea where he was going.
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New York
Fotks
Thosday FP
Wiliams
Harvard
Bethel
Conn
Thin City
Lunatic Enrista Visits Helen Boyle in Pittsburgh Prison
Thomas Comforter, 48, of Altoona Pa, described as mentally unbalanced, was arrested inside a Pittsburgh prison after delivering a long essay titled Words of Comfort to Helen Boyle and stating a wish to enter the penitentiary to see her. Authorities hold Comforter pending investigation.
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Pittaburg
Helen Hole
Thomas Comforter
Altoona
Comforter
Mutinous Young Turk Officers Threaten Massacre
Telegram from Exeroum reports officers of the committee of union and prog declaring soldiers refuse obedience and demand sherlat restoration. They threaten general massacre while seeking help from Shefket Pasha. Armenians flee BechKeyn, with 2,000 souls moving to Zattoon. Marash hosts about 1,400 refugees amid fighting.
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Kocimache Zeitung
Saloniki
Young Turk
Exeroum
Aalati Turkey
Committee of Union
Prog
Sherlat
Shefket Pasha
Bechkeny
Zattoon
Yanksoun
Marash
Armenian village killings reported from Asiatic Turkey
Distressing accounts from the countryside describe Armenian villages attacked by Mohammedans who, suspecting Armenian resistance to the government, struck first. Men were killed as events unfolded on May 10 in Maraesh Asiatic Turkey.
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Maraesh
Asiatic
Turkey
Convicted of Assaulting Blind Ward at New Mexico Asylum
B H Pierce of Alamogordo convicted in Albuquerque for criminally assaulting Edna Hooker, a 22 year old blind inmate at the New Mexico asylum for the blind. The offense carries up to five years in prison. Hooker and Emma McElroy, both blind, were brought for an exhibition during the 16th National Irrigation congress events.
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Albuquerque
N. M
B. H. Pierce
Alamocordo
Edna Hooker
New ‘Asylum For the
New Mexico
Miia Hooker
Emma McElroy
National Irrigation Congress
Pierce
Sere
King James Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
The Metropolitan racing season opened at Belmont Park with Hillbreth's King James winning by six lengths over Madden's Fayette and Juggler placing third in the Metropolitan Handicap. Attendance was about ten thousand as wagering occurred under court division oversight.
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New York
Belmont Park
Hillbreth
King James
Madden
Fayette
Juggler
Cioperate Divison
Supreme Court
American Revenue Cutter Tahoma Arrives at Alexandretta
The United States revenue cutter Tahoma arrived at Alexandretta in Asiatic Turkey to protect American interests. It is the first American ship to appear in Turkish waters since the massacres and disorders began.
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Yankew
Alexandretta
Asiatic
Turkey
United States Revenue
Tuberculosis Gains Despite Vigorous Efforts, Nathan Straus argues
Nathan Straus at the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis convention cites New York health department figures showing a 33 percent rise in city TB cases over two years. He attributes the failure to progress to dairy cows and calls for milk sold only fromTuberculin-tested or properly pasteurized sources.
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Nathan’ Straus
New York
National Association
Straus
Mr. Straus
Florence Nightingale Receives Numerous Congratulatory Messages
London May 13 Florence Nightingale who has just entered her ninetieth year has received numerous congratulatory messages. She is very feeble and confined to her rooms.
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London
Florence Nightingale
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