Canadian reciprocity bill heads to Senate after committee vote
Washington June 8 The finance committee voted 10 to 4 to report the Canadian reciprocity bill to the senate with the Root amendment on wood pulp and paper. The panel also debated whether to recommend passage. minority reports were hinted by Stone Williams Kern while Borah’s direct election plan looms in the senate. In the house Representative Murdock attacked the worsted tariff as protection for theWorsted Trust, detailing its wealth and influence. Republican Mann pressed the bill’s revenue aspects and protection record.
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Lodge
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Maine
Kansas
Murdock
Uise
American Congress
Canadians Welcome Reciproc ity Bill Report in Ottawa
Ottawa reports that Canadians view the U S Senate committee action on the reciprocity pact favorably. Finance Minister Fielding, abroad, says the Root amendment clarifies treaty intent and does not injure the agreement, and Ottawa expects swift Senate ratification.
Madison Square Garden 5 Sold to Syndicate
Madison Square Garden was sold today to a syndicate in New York. The buyers plan to tear down the structure and erect a twenty five story office building.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
London Bank Suspension Ends Run After Rumors
The Birkbeck bank in Holborn, London, halted payments after a branch run last fall sparked by rumors of trouble. Directors estimate losses around $3,750, with actuaries weighing the final impact.
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London
Birkbeck Bank
Hieh Holborn
Roth as Democratic mayoral candidate potential in open field
The article notes John G. Roth, head of John Roth Packing, may seek the Democratic mayoral nomination but will not actively campaign before the primary. His faction, strong among West End Germans, could rally support for him or his brother Charles, while Sen. Fred Badery and Dr Louis Schwab are also discussed as potential Republican nominees.
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Cea
Roth
Democratic Party
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Roths
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Charles Roth
Fred Bader
Bader
Louis Schwab
Mexico Earthquake Toll Rises to At Least 150
Reports from Mexico City at midnight peg quake casualties at about 150 with 63 in Mexico City and 59 in Ocotlan Jalisco. Damage hit Tonala and Colima. Colima cathedral damaged and a church tower toppled. Conima volcano activity noted but not linked to the quake.
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Jalisco
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Colima
Conima
Missing Coshocton merchant James Hogan feared foul play
A Special Dispatch reports Coshocton merchant James Hogan has been missing since yesterday morning. Despite searches, he has not been located and authorities fear foul play due to a large sum of money found on him.
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Commercial Tribune
Coshocton
James Hogan
Gary Urges Constructive Legislation To Replace Sherman Law
Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel urged replacing the Sherman antitrust act with constructive legislation to protect property and public welfare. He testified before the House steel trust committee and defended Gary dinners as open advisory discussions to curb destructive competition.
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Lindaberry
Durr Contempt Case Taken Under Advisement
Frequent objections by the prosecution marked yesterday sessions in the contempt proceedings against Peter W. Durr the clerk of the courts. Judge Caldwell said he would take the case under advisement and issue a decision later. The matter stems from a February remark by Durr to morgue attendant Kil Han Stradser and former bailiff William Hayden about their testimony.
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New York
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Carnegie
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Peter W. Durr
Caldwell
Motions to Quash Indictments in Burns Bribe Case
Senators Andrews Cetone Huffman and Diegle, with lawyers Belcher and Connor, prepare to file motions to quash multiple indictments alleging bribe taking from Burns detectives. Judge Kinkead to hear arguments Saturday. Prosecution seeks delay for corroborative evidence as Evans testimony surfaces.
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Auto Ride and Outing Delights Cincinnati Orphans
The Cincinnati Automobile club organized its annual outing for orphans, drawing 1 188 children across Cincinnati, Newport, and Covington. A 270-car procession led by Mayor Schwab and the club’s leaders moved through Eden Park to Chester Park, where a full day of food, rides, and amusements followed, ending with a coordinated return to the charity homes. Chief Jackson and marshals managed traffic with notable care, and organizers praised the event as a standout in generosity and execution.
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House of Refuge
Gettysburg
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Montreal
Insurgent Senators Back Taft Nomination
Insurgent Republicans led by Cummins of Iowa and including Dixon Montana Borah Idaho Brown Nebraska and Kenyon Iowa back Taft for renomination. La Follette Wisconsin Bristow Kansas and Works California remain uncertain with Clapp Minnesota noncommittal. Progressives pledge a pro platform, signaling no third party split at the convention.
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Bristow
Kansas
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California
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Minnesota
LaFollette
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Iowa
Taft urges Southern help for reciprocity bill
Taft appeals to Southern cotton interests at New York banquet to back Canada reciprocity. He denounces the free list rider as wrecking the measure and urges senators to pass the agreement for broader national interest.
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New York Produce Exchange
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
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