Tariff Debate Highlighted Textile Advocates on Fuels
In a period article tone the text notes advocacy by textile interests and biking groups pushing for duty on coal and petroleum as part of tariff bill debate. The piece references scores of supporters and positions without sensational detail.
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Gore
United States
Nelson
Enator Elkins
Taft talk and Senate moves on tariff and governorship
Washington reports detail C. P. oq in the Capitol meeting senators Burton Dick and Longworth and political plans for a governor candidate. Senate adopts day and night sessions to ten hours and debates dilatory motions as La Follette presses tariff reform and warns of monopolies.
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Burton
Washington
Senate
Bacon
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Committee On Finance
Bef Packers
United States
Dixon
Taft
Chicago
House
Inheritance Tax May Supplement Corporation Levy
Chicago reports a preliminary inquiry into Dr Cleminson suspected of murdering his wife. He admitted infidelity and possible use of chloral. Dr Lecount and Prof Haines conducted chemical tests on the stomach and intestines. morphine may have played a role, with formal findings pending. The husband claimed robbers administered the drug.
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Chicago
Creminson
Brugweet
Cleminson
Kane
B. R. Lecount
Walter Haines
Brewers Meet Urges Lawful Saloons and Enforcement
Atlantic City reports on a Brewers convention public meeting where Rev. John P. Peters urged closing saloons not run under law and stronger liquor law enforcement. He cited New York City licensing failures and called for licensing reforms as a remedy. In Columbus, Ohio, legislation on inheritance and excise taxes was debated to raise revenue, with Sen. Clevenger proposing a 1 percent tax on public utilities and restoring inheritance tax.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Brewers’ Convention
John P. Peters
New York
Mr. Péters
Brewers’ Association
New York City
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank M. Clevenger
Clinton County
Senate Committee On Taxation
Clevenger
Senate
Ervin of
Meigs
Riots Hit Philadelphia Streetcars Amid Strike Breaker Clash
Rioting broke out across Northeast and West Philadelphia as strikebreakers attempted to haul streetcars. Police endured crowd attacks while car barns were set ablaze and several allege injuries occurred, including to Policeman Levy.
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Sington Uit
Mill
West Philadelphia
Kennington
Bel
Pratt
Central Labor Union
Public graft allegations in Panama canal case tested in court
In Indianapolis June 2 1920 the government wins a point in the Panama scandal case against Charles R Williams and Delavan Smith publishers of The Indianapolis News The case is continued to Oct 11 to hear new witnesses including Hitchcock Mack Cortelyou and Morgan staffers The defense protests the delay and argues evidence readiness is required.
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Ind
Panama
Charles R. Williams
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Ubein
Panama Canal
United States
Anderson
United States Attorn
Stuart McNamara
Department of Justice
Washington
Charles W. Miller
Frank M. Hitch
Tees
Oe Se
Mack
Biccoceaia Nacee Committee
George B. Cortelyou
3. Pierpont Morgan & Co
McNamara
Messrs
Hitchcock
Wil- Nelson Cromwell
Cromwell
Mr. Cromwell
Charles P. ‘Taft
Douglass Robinson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Indianapo’ News
State Fire Marshals Elect Officers At Convention
General W. S. Rogers of Ohio was unanimously reelected secretary and treasurer at the national convention of the State Fire Marshals association. T. M. Purtell of Wisconsin was named president and F. A. Kraft of South Dakota became vice president. The 1910 meeting will be at Milwaukee May 17 and 18. Dr. Clarence Maris represented the National Fire Protection Association.
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Louisville
Rogers
Ohio
Fire Marshals’ Association of America Today
T. M. Purtell
Wisconsin
F. A. Kraft
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Clarence Maris
National Fire Protection Association
Hitchcock Avoids Comment On Panama Canal Libel Suit
Postmaster General Hitchcock formerly headed the national Republican committee and refused to discuss the government's libel suit over the Panama canal purchase. He said he had received no notice from the attorneys and would speak only after formal notice.
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Washington
Hitchcock
National Republican Commission
Counterfeit five dollar silver certificate surfaces
Secret Service reports a new counterfeit five dollar silver certificate from 1999 Indian head series. It is a photo mechanical print on bond with blue ink lines imitating silk fibers and deceptive back. Acting Chief Moran notes color and workmanship of blue seal numbers and large numerals differ from genuine issues, aiding detection.
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Washington
Secret Service Bureau
Moran
Bureau
Three Trainmen Killed in Engine Collision Near Mars
Three trainmen died when an engine ran into a freight train near Mars, Pittsburgh, on June 1. The crash occurred as the light engine plowed into the stationary freight, investigators reported today.
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Pittsburg
A .Freent
Mars
Night Riders Blamed in Meeks Death in Harrison County
Lexington June 3. W H Meeks was found unconscious at a precipice in Harrison county and died. Night riders are believed responsible after an alleged attempt to murder him who was taken for a spy. Detectives are said to be on the scene.
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Lexington
Harrison County
Meeks
Three Omaha men bound over in train robbery case
In Omaha on June, G W Woods Fred Torgensen and James Gordon were bound over to the grand jury under $25,000 bonds each for robbing the Overland Limited mail car on the Union Pacific May 22. Judge W H Munger presided. twenty two witnesses were summoned to identify the defendants.
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Omaha
Neb
Relatives Claim Murder In Evansville Doctor Death Case
Chicago dispatch reports Dr John T Ey of Evansville Indiana an 82 year old man found dead in his room at the Srousatatt Hotel Dr Binkley was found shot in the left side of the face a revolver lay on the bed and an empty chamber. Relatives insist the murder and note missing watch purse and valise later found in a lavatory on the same floor the valise contained only medicines and toilet articles a whisky bottle also appeared.
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Chicago
John T.ey
Evansville
Ind
Srousatatt Hotel
Binkley
George ‘Upchurch
Hei
State board of appraisers and abfenders announces city board appointments
The state board announced five year appointments to city boards of Trevidw. Samuel De Lane of Cambridge is named to succeed We B Ban as a Republican member. The dispatch notes limited readable fragments from the July 2 report.
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Commercial Tribune
Colpmbub
State Board of
Boards of
Trevidw
Samuel de Lane
Cambridge
Do Myan
Growned Heads in Attitude Prophetic of European Peace
St Petersburg June 2 A meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas is planned on Finnish waters likely June 17 with the German emperor aboard the Hohenzollern and Nicholas on the Stendart with Iswolski and Voevodsky. Attendant talks hint at a peaceful European phase and a schedule including Stockholm Poltava and a July tour to France England and Italy.
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Nicholas Haa
Hohenzollern
Nicholas Sil
Stendart
M. Iswolski
Admiral Voevodsky
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Baig Hen
Williams
Fallieres
Berlin
Stockholm
Peterhof
Frederick
Denmark
Poltava
France
England
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