Proposed tariff board funding cut in Senate clash
Washington debate centers on a $250,000 appropriation to cover tariff board expenses, described by critics as a move to tide over Republicans and suppress agitation during the forthcoming elections. The naval bill and other measures, including wartime credit and coast guard provisions, are also under discussion amid party tensions.
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Tariff Board
Tas
Ganary
Orfoo Htarersid
New York
Chart’ P
Taftyirether
Pitegerald
Republian
Republican Party
Thes Party
Fitzgerald
Senate
Young Grier Boy Injured By Auto In City Park
Stuart Grier son of William Grier of Grier Lumber was hurt in a park accident yesterday afternoon. The ingle rider was struck by a car as he rode into a passing auto and was taken to St Johns Hospital with head injuries. Doctors said there was a slight chance of permanent sight loss. He is being cared for at home as the driver is questioned.
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Stuart
William Grier
Grier Lumber Company
Grier
Lad
Mrr. Cavert
St.John's Hospital
Pox
Tyron
Ming
Ambassador to Vienna Sees Longer Stay for Korour
In Vienna on May 2 Richard Korour the newly chosen mayor is set to be housed longer at the court than any prior representative. The note implies a formal, extended stay related to Korour's role and duties in the capital.
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No Lave
Vienna
Kolowart
Richard Korour
Interstate vs state rail rate clash described in federal ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission rules on a Pensacola fish shippers dispute with Southern Express over Pensacola Alabama rate differences. The decision signals potential conflicts with state railroad commissions on freight rates and raises whether federal or state control governs interstate shipping charges. The ruling, authored by Commissioner Warsaw, notes this case foreshadows broader national implications.
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Washington
Fréisht Mt Ee
Pensacola
Acai Tha
Penracola
Higamotie
Pointy
Alabama
Mobile
Southern Express Company
Pointe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warsaw
National Commission
State Commission
Cace
Clouds Hide Comet When Moon is Dark
Clouds over Cheyenne blocked viewing of Halley’s comet while a total lunar eclipse unfolded. Observers missed the comet as cloud cover cleared after 10 pm, leaving the moon dim and the hoped for sight lost. The event was later eclipsed by Earth's shadow and faded as clouds dispersed.
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Halley
Strong
Dreexek
Lima
Fabulous Rich Mine Lost Through Death of Prospector
Arthur Tyson, an elderly prospector, was found dead near his cabin eighteen miles from Buen Vista Colorado. The body showed signs of animal scavenging and decay, suggesting death several weeks earlier with May 4 as the last date alive. Coroner Russell will investigate. the mystery involves a rumored fabulously rich mine location Tyson had pursued secretly for years.
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Buen Vista
Colo
Arthur Tyson
Russell
Balida Will
Spectators Ride Special Trains for Murder Trial of Married Man
Special trains from Atlantic City bring crowds to a high profile case where Jane Adams died defending her honor. Prosecution asserts foul play avoided by a railing fall while the accused William Seyler and Alice Adams recount contested events. The court hears testimony amid intense public interest.
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Pretty Jane
William Seyler
Milion Herlig Janga
Meher O'Loek
Nike
Jane Adams
Orvis
Seyter
Jeane
Capital Garage Hodge Deal Draws Wart Mobile Dealers
The Capital garage case involves Wart Mobile Company dealers in several districts. Key members include W. M. Johnson and Etker, with noted production figures and extending to a large territory.
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Capitol Garage
DENVR
Garace
Wart Mobile
W. M. Johnson
Etker
Holdiox
Confession Links 1146 Suspects in 1908 Lisbon Regicide Plot
Lisbon May 23 A confession by anarchist Ramires ties 1 146 conspirators to the February 1908 assassination plot against King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz. Leaders remain at large and aim to kill Manuel at Edward VII funeral. authorities seek extraditions from New York London Paris and Rio Janeiro to build cases.
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Portugal
Namied
Ramires
Carlos
Luiz
Manuel
Edward
Ae Eee Rand
Int
New York
London
Park
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
AEO
Nemesis in guise of murdered man's sister sparks death plot trial
In St Louis on May 23 Mrs Dora Doxey faces trial for the murder of her husband William J Erder a postal clerk The case centers on alleged polsoning for a 2700 life insurance and the involvement of her former husband Dr Loren B Doxey The dead man's sister Miss Kate Erder leads the state in prosecuting and says Doxey drug habit has been cured in jail during confinement
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St. Louis
William J. Erder
Dora
Doxey
Erder
Kate Erder
Young Erder
Doxeys
Elder
Missing Denver Matron Sought in Cheyenne Case
Police advance a search for a demented Denver matron named Carl Zeigler reported missing after a trail of confusion and concern leads authorities toward Cheyenne. Local officers urge cooperation and provide details to track her movements.
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Mtdi
Mre
Carl Zeigler
Forest Service Ruffians Denounced by Public Complaints
Washington May 23 Reports from the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry reveal widespread grievances against the forest service and interior department. Letters and petitions accuse rangers of maladminis tration, incompetence, and law violations affecting homesteaders and western lands, with Oregon complainants calling rangers a curse and a nightmare.
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Washington,d. C
Ballinger-Pinchet Investigation Committee
Forest Service
Interior Department
Sevral
Forest Rangers
Oregon
P.W. Gilson
Springfield
Ore
Bureau
Ofir
Japanese murderer of Mrs Ridgeway Wilson hunted in Denver
Police spent hours chasing a Japanese suspect accused of killing Mrs Ridgeway Wilson at her Capitol Hill home on May 10. Information led officers to Cheyenne and to a boarding house on the South Side where a bed had recently been occupied before the occupant vanished. The search continued late.
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Ment
Ridgeway Wilson
Capitol Hill
Denver
Colorado
Cheynng Lastight
Olla Phillips
West
Sixteenth Street
Henderson
pardon reward of sugar company employee testimony in 1920s trial
New York May 24 Oliver Sept ger returned to New York after a presidential pardon and testified at the trial of Charles B. Holke secretary treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Co. and five subordinates charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in sugar import weights. Spitzer, Williamsburg docks superintendent, was sentenced to two years but pardoned after three months with full confession aiding prosecutions.
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New York
Oliver Septger
Charies B. Holke
American Sugar Refining Company
Spitzer
Williamsburg
Thureday
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