Proposed Tariff Board Aid Struck From House
Washington May 23 The proposed appropriation of 250000 to pay tariff board expenses recommended by the president was struck from the bill on a point of order. Fitzgerald charged the move would tide over the Republican party and silence agitation during the coming election. The naval bill carrying appropriations near 1000000 was discussed by the Senate.
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Tariff Board
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Ganary
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New York
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Pitegerald
Republian
Republican Party
Thes Party
Fitzgerald
Senate
Young bicyclist injured in park collision
Stuart Grier, the young son of William Grier of Grier Lumber, was struck by a car in City Park yesterday afternoon. He suffered a head injury but is expected to recover, after care at St John’s Hospital and a statement to his parents by the driver.
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Stuart
William Grier
Grier Lumber Company
Grier
Lad
Mrr. Cavert
St.John's Hospital
Pox
Ambassador to Vienna Seeks Greater Residence at Court
In Vienna on May 2 Richard Korour, the new mayor, is set to receive an improved residence at the court, aiming to outshine previous representatives.
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No Lave
Vienna
Kolowart
Richard Korour
Interstate clash over freight rates faces rail regulators
A Pensacola fish dealer case prompts the Interstate Commerce Commission to affirm a conflict with Alabama and other state railroad commissions on freight rate reasonableness. The ruling, authored by Commissioner Warsaw, highlights nationwide tensions as national and state bodies set different rate structures. The decision continues on page 4.
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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 During Moon Dark Amid Eclipse
City observers eye Halley’s Comet but clouds roll in and blot the sky. A total lunar eclipse then shadows the moon as clouds drift away too late, preventing a viewing of the comet despite the clear night eventually emerging.
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Halley
Strong
Dreexek
Lima
Rich Foretold Mine Lost After Prospector Dies
The body of Arthur Tyson, an elderly prospector, was found outside his cabin eighteen miles from Buen Vista Colorado. He had died weeks earlier most likely around May 4, the cabin calendar marking that date. Coroner Russell of Balida will investigate. The story notes the mine Tyson allegedly located remains undisclosed and could be lost with his death.
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Buen Vista
Colo
Arthur Tyson
Russell
Balida Will
Spectators Shun Court as Married Man Trials Draw Crowds
Special trains ferried onlookers to the Atlantic City hearing where Jane Adams died defending her honor after a night at a dance hall. William Seyler and Alice Adams report a conflicting tale of events at the pier, with Seyler claiming the woman fell from the railing during an argument while he and his brother were with her. The prosecution frames Jane Adams as defending her honor. witnesses recall a brutal sea tragedy amid a heated case.
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Pretty Jane
William Seyler
Milion Herlig Janga
Meher O'Loek
Nike
Jane Adams
Orvis
Seyter
Jeane
Ipler
Alice Adama
Willian Beyler
Atlantic City
Capital Garage Hodge By Denvr
Capital Garage yesterday, Wart Mobile Company dealer group, held a sale with W M Johnson and Etker as leading members. The event expanded its territory for a major project and included efforts to offer a wide range of vehicles and services.
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Capitol Garage
DENVR
Garace
Wart Mobile
W. M. Johnson
Etker
Holdiox
Confession Links 1146 Suspects in Royal Regicide Plot
In Lisbon on May 23, a confession by anarchist Ramires identified 1146 conspirators in the 1908 killing of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz. Ramires says leaders remain at large and that several politicians are still active in government. Authorities seek extraditions from New York London Paris and Rio to reveal more names. Ramires, arrested after the regicide, fled to Brazil and was recently rearrested and brought to Lisbon.
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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 brings woman to bar
In St. Louis on May 23 Mrs. Dora Doxey is tried for the murder of her husband William J. Erder, a postal clerk. Dr. Loren B. Doxey and Miss Kate Erder key figures, with the state alleging poison tied to a $2700 life insurance and an alleged cover for Doxey's earlier marriages. The case centers on a suspected Missouri poisoning plot and a dramatic involvement of Mrs. Doxey’s past marriages.
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Nemesis
Woman
Bar
St. Louis
William J. Erder
Dora
Doxey
Erder
Kate Erder
Young Erder
Doxeys
Elder
Demented Denver Matron Searched In Cheyenne
Police in Denver have issued a search for Matron Carl Zeigler amid reports she may be in Cheyenne. The alert notes Zeigler is described as demented and possibly a danger to herself.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Mtdi
Mre
Carl Zeigler
Forest Service and Interior Denounced by Phelps Ruffians Inquiry
Washington May 23 A censuring report from the Ballinger Pinchet investigation panel reveals widespread grievances against the forest service and interior department. Letters and petitions accuse ruffianism and law violations, with Oregon foresters labeled a curse to the country and homesteaders suffering from maladministered western lands and rangers' abuses.
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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
Murderer of Woman Seen in Denver After Capitol Hill Slay
Police hunted for a Japanese suspect in the May 10 slaying of Mrs. Ridgeway Wilson at her Capitol Hill home in Denver. A tip led officers to Cheyenne where a woman, Olla Phillips, runs a language school at 519 West Sixteenth Street. Police searched boarding cars and Japanese houses on the South Side, finding a recently used bed and a missing occupant as night patrols continued.
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Ment
Ridgeway Wilson
Capitol Hill
Denver
Colorado
Cheynng Lastight
Olla Phillips
West
Sixteenth Street
Henderson
Pardon Reward Ties Sugar Company Officials to Fraud Trial
New York May 24 Oliver Spitzer a Sugar Company employee received a presidential pardon and testified in 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 who helped rig underweigh schemes was pardoned after serving three months and confession aiding government case James O Praedinal a treasury department employee was arrested and Spitzer confessed to bribery schemes with Braealnak, with further fraud allegations and testimony from Allen F Hawashurat.
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Oliver Septger
Charies B. Holke
American Sugar Refining Company
Spitzer
Williamsburg
Thureday
Cory
Allen F. Hawashurat
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