Revolt inside Republican ranks over duties on wood pulp paper
In a tense debate in the tariff talks, Republicans including Mann and Davidson publicly oppose provisions favoring wood pulp paper duties. The conference plan adjourned without a final accord, with leaders signaling continued sessions and possible subconferee work.
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Mann
Smn
House
Tee
L Davidson
Wis
Douglas
Mr. Clark
Wilson
Ice Committee
Conferees Scramble Over Tariff Bill Strategy
Washington July 9 Conferees from the house and senate debate how to finish tariff legislation with 347 amendments. Speaker Cannon faces friction in conferee selections. Payne and leaders clash over who will represent the house as Taft's aides consider steering the bill along senate lines. An appointment was set for 5 30 p m to meet in the finance committees rooms.
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Aldrich
White House
Senate
Bailey
Champ Clark
Ishington
Dugh
Senate Finance Committee
Payhe
House
Wintego
Eer Cannon
Taft
Hill
Iticut
Needham
California
Calderhead
Kansas
Bordney
Michigan
Payne
Cannon
Marich
Payneshim
Finance Committees
Corner stone exercises for Woman's club house today
This afternoon at 4 o clock corner Oak and Winslow Streets hosts the corner stone ceremony for the Woman's club house. Speakers include Mrs Matthew Addy and Mrs Robert Hosea with brief addresses by Miss Anna Laws and Mrs H G Yergason. The Rev George A Thayer and Rev Frank Nelson will offer prayers and benediction.
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Woman’s Club
Oak and
Winslow Streets
Matthew Addy
Robert Hosea
Woman's Club
Anna Laws
H. G. Yergason
George A. Thayer
Frank. Nelson
Christ. Church
Beveridge Tobacco Tax Amendment Likely Fails
Washington dispatch reports Senator Beveridge’s plan to raise tobacco taxes faces likely removal from the tariff bill during conference. Independent tobacco growers protest the extra tax, saying it would hit them hard, while Beveridge’s vote against the tariff bill adds pressure on conferees to drop the amendment.
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Beveridge
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Beveridge-Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Passes Budget and Porto Rican Continuation Bill
The Senate approved the Philippine tariff measure and the bill automatically continuing the Porto Rican budget after nearly four hours of debate. An amendment proposing Philippine independence was defeated as out of place. Adjournment followed in respect for Representative Cushman, with the next session planned for Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Johnston
Ala
United States
Philippines
Culberson
Armed Deputies Guard Property In Savannah
In Savannah on July 9, armed deputies guarded a property transfer amid a clash between state and federal courts. The dispute centers on the Electric Supply Company assets, with the state asserting a $30,000 debt claim and the federal court receiver holding about $2,400. Proceedings move to Macon this afternoon and tonight.
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Savannah
Macon
Aishoe
Baeet
R Davis
United States
Milan
State Court
Nuptials On For This Afternoon at Wesleyan ME Church
Mrs Elvira Miller Slaughter and Alvin J Eberhardt face a last minute clash as last minute delays threaten their marriage at Wesleyan ME Church. The pair had planned a Thursday night ceremony but delays and ex husband W H Slaughter of Louisville created a tense scene. The Rev Gervaise Roughton will officiate. If the ceremony proceeds the couple plans a quiet honeymoon at Camp Dennison on the Miami river.
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Palace Hotel
Elvira Syndor Miller- Slaughter
Alvin J. Wberhardt
Wesleyan M. E. Church
Gervaise Roughton
Camp Dennison
Dberhardt
Hopeymoon
Louisville
Eberhardt
Miller
Slaughter
Miami
Lynch Law Threatens Two Italian Murderers
Shreveport Louisiana July 9 A mob of several hundred formed to drag from jail two Italians John Fulco and Sam Piraro convicted of the murder of Wambecok Boney Jr a young planter The verdict was guilty without capital punishment equivalent to a life sentence The crowd acted after learning no death penalty would be imposed.
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Shreveport
Benton
John Fulco
Sam Piraro
Wambecok Boney, Jr
Powder keg explosion injures workers at Westwood site
A blast at a hill back of Harrison avenue near the Herancourt brewery injured Mulvey Zechevich and George Miller, both with Jones Construction Co. Zechevich, 36, is not expected to live after severe blood loss. Miller, 23, suffered minor burns to face and neck as charges were primed for a turntable shaft.
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Pressa
Mulvey Zechevich
Central “Avenue
Jones Construction Company
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
Herancourt
City Hospital
Sriceien
Ha Pn
George Miller
Ithe c. C. &Éu R. R
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Deaf Fraternal Order of the Deaf names Columbus 1912 convention city
Louisville July 9. Officers were elected as Columbus Ohio chosen as the convention city for 1912 by the National Fraternal Order of the Deaf. St Louis protested the choice which was ratified. E M Oy Michigan president S W G Fugate Kentucky Pierce Kane New York Phil Morin Massachusetts presidents P Gibson Illinois secretary G A Chrisenson Illinois treasurer J Kleinhaun Illinois trustees chair.
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Louisville
Columbus
Order of the Deaf
St Louis
E. M, OY
Michigan
W.G. Fugate
Kentucky
Pierce
Kane
New York
Phil Morin
Massachusetts
Soldiers Quiet Strike at Nova Scotia Mines
Troops stationed at collieries under the Dominion company cooled tensions as about 2,000 workers returned to eight mines, six operating. Inverness colliery workers, around 600, struck without notice, amid disputes over recognizing the United Mine Workers' Association, raising fears of broader actions on Cape Breton Island.
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Glace
Bay
Daly
Dominion Company
Inverness
Inverness and
United Mine Workers’ Association
Turfgman Faces A Suit In Receivership Case
Turfm an and partners in the wholesale clothing firm at 124 West Third street went into receivership on Ned H. Sturm's petition. The lawsuit seeks to wind up the business with assets estimated at 90 000 to 95 000 against liabilities around 30 000. Judge Hechfelder presided and Burch & Johnson are attorneys.
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Tiem & Bons
West Third Street
Ned H. Sturm
Plaina Aid Jerome
M. Sturm
Henry A. Hisfelder
Burch & Johnson
Kuhn
erirBan Railway Company
M.C. King
Cincinnat. Traction Company
Chester Park
M. C. Lykins
Glenwood Avenue
Henry Dusenbury
William Littleford
Henry G. Frost
Plaintiff
Sadie McGrath
Special Motor Vehicle Company
Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Cogan & iNiams
Nora Key
John J. Ryan
Turfman
Lexington Pike
Covington
Bolsinger & Kapp
John Steigerwald
Annie Steigerwald
Mount Washington
Frank
Cedar Point
Steigerwald
W. M. Seigman
Rose Hermann
Michael Hermann
Cooper
Susie Purcell
Alfred B. Purcell
Foster Ray
Nettie Ray
A. C. Fricke
Sadie
L. Keen
George B. Keen
John C. Rogers
Warner
Arthur L. Kemper
Evelyn L. Kemper
Aobie Hirst
Alfred C. Hirst
Harvey R. Corcoran
Mar Perce
Man Denies Bigamy Claim After Arrest in San Francisco
Christian C. Johnson arrested on charges of defrauding Mrs H Leopold of 600 after his marriage. Police say he is John Madson, a husband with many wives across the country and Canada. Johnson denies being Madson and says he is married to only one woman Mrs Ss P Debonnef of the city.
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San Francisco
Christian C. Johnson
H. Leopold
John Madson
Gopntry
Canada
Maasion
Ss. P. Debonnef
Johnson
Madson
Railroad Notes Highlight East Trips and Infrastructure Plan
Benson Foraker of Cincinnati Traction sails east for ten days with a coast voyage added. Thomas Waters of Star Union in Kansas City visits Cincinnati. Rock Island and Frisco to spend $1,000,000 to improve Kansas City to St. Louis roadbed with rock ballast and signals. G M Bomhoff to travel south after Kentucky trip. Davidson attends coal convention in St Louis. Vaughan returns from Montgomery. P Veekesake and agent from Chesapeake & Ohio in Richmond discussed with Western Passenger. Potts heads to W. Johnston in Queens & Crescent advertising.
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Benson Foraker
Cincinnati Traction Company
Thomas Waters
Star Union Line
Kanas City
Cincinnati
H. I. McGuire
Rock Island & Frisco System
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond
Geenterday
A. L. Oral Western
Potts
Ohnston
The
Queens & Creéscént
Roeé’s
Thousands of Chicago marriages may be voided by court ruling
The Illinois Supreme Court is expected to decide whether marriages performed by justices of the peace under the municipal court system are legal or invalid. Municipal Judge Reltier ruled such ceremonies illegal, and the case will be taken to the state’s highest court for ruling on the future legality of thousands of Chicago unions.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
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Smoke Abatement League
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Ioe & Appele
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Special An Vehicle Company
Cogan & Williams
Thomas T. Justis
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Exchange Co
Squire Lamping
Edward Ritchie
Anna Parsons
Dennia O’callaghan
Eva Sagarve
Cincinnesi Traction ‘Company
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Interurban Railway
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