Senate approves postal savings bank bill amid party clashes
Washington June 22 the senate votes 44 to 25 to concur in house amendments to the postal savings bank bill establishing a national postal banking system. Bristow Cummins and La Follette vote against, Chamberlain is the lone Democrat in support, while administration aims push other measures this week including conservation and tariff board proposals.
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Bureau of Mines
Associated Press Dispatch
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
United States
Taft
Bristow
Cummins
LaFollette
Chamberlain
House
Hughes
House Postal Savings Bank
Carter
Secretary of the Treasury
First regular airship passenger service opens
The Deutschland under Count Zeppelin carried twenty passengers on the Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf run, covering 400 miles in nine hours. The voyage averaged 35 mph overall, 41 mph on the Friedrichshafen Stuttgart leg, with a top hour of 43.5 mph. Passengers included Hamburg America directors and stockholders. City celebrations marked the noon landing as Count Zeppelin steered most of the journey. Regular trips are planned with tickets from 25 to 50 dollars and a onboard buffet.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Germany
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Stuttgart
Count Zeppelin
Freidrichshafen
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
German Stock Company
Dirigible
Mannheim
Cologne
Enterprise
Cantrill says Burley funds are misused in Kentucky race
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports speeches by Clark Thomas and Reeve amid Kentucky campaign fighting alleged Burley society financial malfeasance. Cantrill denounces claims as false and accuses Burley officials of misusing farmers money. Heat wave records nine hospitalizations as temperatures reach near 100 degrees.
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United States
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
J. Campbell
Cantrill
Lot’ State
Clark Thomas
Reeve
Clark
M. Thomas
Kentucky
James
Darnell
Georgetown
Burley Society
Thomas
Burley.tobacco Society
Burley District
Burley
Miss Gaynor Weds Prominent Broker in Wilmington
Edith A. Gaynor daughter of New York City mayor wed Harry Kermit Wingut a New York broker in Wilmington. The couple travelled by train from New York and left for Seatau ket Long Island where they will honeymoon at the Vingut homestead dating to 1639.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Edith A. Gaynor
New York City
Harry Kermit Wingut
New York
Mrs. Vingut
Setauket
L. L
Vingut
Iron Magnate Shoots Self in Personal Crisis
Birmingham businessman Guy R. Johnson former president of the Alabama Consolidated and Iron Co. shot himself at his home in a fatal act. Physicians say he cannot recover and a statement attributed his act to business reverses.
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Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
Guy R. Johnson
Alabama Consolidated and Iron Company
Johnson
Hughes to visit Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
New York June 22 Theodore Roosevelt asked Governor Hughes to visit Sagamore Hill for a brief conference. The disclosure follows Roosevelts denial of opposition to direct primaries and speculation mounts about onderwerpen of the meeting. Gifford Pinchot to dine at Sagamore Hill tomorrow night. Colonel Roosevelt guests with Robert Collier at Sherrys.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Sagamore ‘Hill
Scat
Rooseeuit
United States Supreme Bench
Gifford Pinchot
Sagamore Hill
Colonel Roosevelt
Robert Collier
Sherry’s
Oyster Bay
Hughes Accepts Roosevelt Invite for Sagamore Hill Visit
Governor Hughes accepted Theodore Roosevelt's invitation to visit Sagamore Hill soon. He said he was pleased by the invitation and that no date has been fixed yet.
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Fury
Caldwell
Albany
N. Y
Associated Press
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Pennsylvania Republicans Nominate Ticket Indorsing Taft
Harrisburg June 22. In a brief and harmonious convention 373 delegates named John K. Tener for governor John M. Reynolds for lieutenant governor Henry Houck for secretary of internal affairs and Charles F Wright for state treasurer. The party indorsed President Taft praising his policies and noting wage gains since the tariff act.
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Repubican Party
Pennsylvania
John K. Tenér
Washington County
John M. Reynolds
Bedford County
Henry Houck
Lebanon
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
Heat claim first victim in Hamilton Ohio
On June 22 in Hamilton Ohio the first heat casualty was T. S. Tully a Cincinnati born brakeman for C H & D. He was rushed to Mercy hospital in serious condition.
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City Hospital
Fred Smith
Beekman Street
Charles Deckes
West Sixth Street
John Auguststein
Findlay Street
Oliver and John Streets
George Eggbrecht
L. & N. Depot
Pflug
Pierre’ Short
West Twelfth Street
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Eighth
Oary
Sharies
Garrison
Court
Mound
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Broadway
Hugh Davis
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Tully
Cincinnati
Mercy Hospital
Heat Destroys Crops as Scorching Sun Delays Rain
In New Richmond Wisconsin on June 22 the Associated Press reports temperatures reached 99 degrees in the shade and 120 degrees in the sun. Crops are practically ruined with no rain in sight and no immediate relief expected.
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New Richmond
Wis
Associated Press
Two Die From Heat In Washington District
Two people died and many were prostrated as heat claimed lives in Washington. The government thermometer read 90 degrees at 2 pm, with authorities reporting continued high temperatures and health warnings.
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Washington
Associated Press
Triple Lynching May Result of Negro Arrests
Cairo IL June 22 Three negroes who attacked the 15-year-old daughter of Alexander Hall a Ballard County Kentucky farmer are being sought with bloodhounds. Three suspects have been arrested. Ballard County across the river from Cairo rumors say a triple lynching will follow the capture.
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Cairo
Ill
Associated Press
Alexander Hall
Ballard County
Kentucky
Roosevelt Jr and bride found in Chicago hotel mix up
News sleuths identify Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his wife at Congress hotel Chicago after a Philadelphia couple checked in under assumed names William Throop Rogers and wife. A Pennsylvanian passenger on the same train aided the unmasking and prompted polite but evasive replies from the couple.
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Congress Hotel
Chicago
Associate Press Dispatch
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
William Throop Rogers
Wiie
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
San
Selfishness Stamped on Harmon Ship Abets Ohio Gubernatorial Fight
Dayton dispatch reports Judson Harmon renominated for Ohio governor by a Democratic state convention aligned with a machine, endorsing a direct primary plank and sidelining Bryan. Atlee Pomerene named running mate amid clashes over platform, graft debate resurfaces with David Creamer nomination amid controversy and mutiny by one-fourth of the party.
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Commoeraial Tribune
Dayton
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Harmon “was _ mage
Staley ‘Creamer
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
David
Staley Creamer
John J. Lentz
Creamer
Harmon
William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings - Bryan
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Érnor Harmon
Percvanins
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