American Linseed Official Heads To Sioux City Visit
A Western manager of the American Linseed company is expected to arrive in the city soon to address trade matters. Following a board of trade refund and a potential membership shift, the Commercial Club trade bureau reviews tensions over weights and alleged abuses, with an investigation into inconsistencies and references to railroad and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimeran Ldngoed Company
Xtrurhy Fumrdif Trade
Vardi Tnd Tv Land
Eo H. Stith
Roanpany
Board of Trade
Sioux City Weigh and Anepechon
Trade Bureau of the Commercial Club
Mir West
Henry Guidice Change to Glenwood Murder Case
Henry Guidice alias Henry Wiley Italian faces murder charges in the Howard Jones case. A NorthWestern fireman, to be tried next Monday at Glenwood, is linked to the proceedings. Judge Wheeler ordered the case, with Guidice reportedly confessing during the unfolded events.
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Council Bury
Guitties
Henry Wiley
Howard Jones
Northwestern
Glenwood
Wheeler
Galdice
Plesse
Sugar Trust Rumor Sparks Beet Sugar Debate
Washington June 17 Henry Us ard vice president of the American Beet Sugar company told the Senate committee that free sugar would lead to a new auger trust formation. He warned only the best sugar factories could cure wire free sugar, implying policy would create concentrated power in the industry. The witness claimed lack of clarity and faced questions about timing and compliance with Senate orders as the debate over sugar policy continued.
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Washington
Henry ‘Y Usard
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate Tobby Committee
Reed
Geuzasel
ORM Ck
Oxnard
Ebbv
Senate
Hohias
Ald
Sis
Walsh
Oxmird
Glens
Osan
FH. Hathaway
Michigan Beet. Sugar Company
Nelson
Overman
Minnesota
Frally
Neon
Hathaway
W Wallace
Fla. Dowelus
Wilson
Douglas Tole
Henry T. Oxpard
Te American Beet Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Tow
Lovisianu
Jowa Auto Party Pursued by Officers
Fremont, California June 1levans reports that the Premainent resident of Riverton with three daughters and S. T. Rhode escaped bounds for Los Angeles were captured by officers Gibbs and Congare after a hot chase. Samuels’ car collided with G. E. Fay on Factory Street killing Fay. Tibbe pursued and overturned, with a police queen aboard.
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Fremont
Xep
Levans
Riverton
S. T. Rhode
Randolph
Trooper Implicated In Fatal Assault Incident
In Los Angeles a Ninth Trooper named Vparen Nelpot opened fire during a chaotic event injuring and killing multiple comrades. Albert Jones and Tom Evans died from wounds, with officials stating the weapon discharged after the clash. Investigators review the sequence and motive of the fatal shooting.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Deme
Vparen
Nelpot
Yvatry
Train dispatchers hold convention in American rail order
Train dispatchers convene for the sixteenth annual meeting as leaders from the United States and Canada gather to set agenda, with officials from Virginia and Washington preparing to host the event at a central site.
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Ivo Angeles
Sone
al Weer
United Sater
Cansarte
de Trait
Ani Itten
Antica
Ann
Six Die In Wreck On New Haven Line
A deadly New Haven line wreck leaves six dead and many injured. Passengers in Stamford hospital and others reported severe injuries as investigators reviewed the disaster and potential cause amid public concern.
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NEW Haven Line
Bartholdt Slams Prohibition Laws in German Day Speech
The speech by Bartholdt criticizes prohibition and sumptuary laws as unconstitutional overreach. He cites Congress and Taft veto debates, accusing lawmakers of pandering to popular will to undermine the constitution and civil liberties. He warns ministers and congregations fund lobbying and warn of an era where freedom is eroded.
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Romencnstine Bartholda Mosnarian
Taft
United States
Putco
Lottithe
Im Aneto
Denis
Name Changed Warship Balks at Launching
Hamburg Germany June 17 The great German battle cruiser hitherto known as Derfflinger refused to move from the stocks after christening by General August Von Mackensen. A patriotic speech and champagne bottle breaking failed as she stuck fast and the launch was abandoned due to rising tide. The vessel bears the name in honor of a famed commander from the 20 years war George Von Kerstlinger.
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Hamburg
Germany
Derfflinger
August von Mackenseen
Ignatin
George von Kerstlinger
Government Loses Oil Land Suit In Federal Action
The government’s suit to recover millions of acres of oil lands in California and Wyoming was dismissed by Judge Jadee Riner in the U S district court. The decision limits recovery to about 4 000 acres with implications for other lands once affected by Taft era conservation measures.
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Tost
California
Wyoming
Jadee Riner
United States District Court
Taft
Aged Man Killed by Train at York Neb
An elderly man was struck and killed by a passing train at York Nebraska. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released the deceased’s identity or further details.
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York, Neb
Water Improvements and City Filing Details
A six year delay in city filings prompts focus on water improvements at Wegerbedey and Selk. Documents reference Meriden Geer and lanes in a riverfront project, with unclear dates and locations.
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Meriden
Kehme
Lik es release two Gareein MAS TE Mater Mia Avention
Incoherent fragmentary text mentions names and entities like Gareein Mas and Mater Mia, with unclear actions. The passage references past memberships and a vague event, but specifics are not readable.
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Gareein
CAEN
Mega
Hag Pam
Old Guard Leaders Seek to Hedge National Convention Action
Washington dated report notes Old Guard leaders pressing for possible hedge against a national convention. Senators and representatives from Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan, Massachusetts discuss urging the Republican national committee to avoid forcing a convention and consider alternative questions at upcoming meetings. The conference aimed to determine whether the committee has broad authority to defer convention actions while awaiting clearer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pba Krewslyk
Foyer Inverner
Missouri
Henater Joner
Crawford
Aimlersur
Minnesota
Crampton
Michikan
Yogers
Macissachusetts
Supreme Court Upholds Some Rates in Interstate Rails
Washington June 17 The Supreme Court upheld Missouri and Oregon rate laws as valid while declaring not responsible for flood damages claims. Decisions covered Saint Louis Southwestern Missouri Pacific St Joseph Grand Island and other rail lines with contrasts on interstate commerce. Rehearings denied in key cases as court adjourned until October.
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Washinton
St Louis & Hauntiys
Kitchy, Clinter & Spangtielt
Chicago Great Western Railroad
St Tawis & Soumnsestern
Stsavuta
Tram Mountain & Southers
Wabash
Chicago, Milwaukee & S51. Paul
Chicago & Alton
Minnesota
Missouri
Chicago
Burlinngton & Quinry
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
Kansas City Southern
Courh
Kansas & Texas
Chicago, Red Island & Pacfic
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorado
St. Leuis
San Francisco
Jother
Arkansas
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Washington
Intermountain
Gompers-Mitchell-Morison
Tale of Thefts and Revised Justice in Philadelphia
June 17 report shows Mrs Wise jailed for theft of a ring while Walter Sheards who stole 1400000 from a bank avoided punishment with a reprimand. Judge Hall temporarily sitting in carrrt allows lenient outcome. Wise’s sentence later approved and converted to probation for a year. The article notes perceived inequity in sentencing.
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Philadelphia
Marsuet Wise
Miss Wise
Lers
Spotted fever death toll rises in Branston area
June 17 at Phovenns Whe, Neivem ark reports another fatal case as the state records a third death linked to spotted fever. The outbreak is attributed to ticks bites from ceesr tirks near the A weil Kewer and Solomen Brew properties, with two more recent cases noted in the same vicinity.
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Phovenns
Neivemark
Min
Branston
Tex Rome
Airship Crew Survives Harrowing Voyage Accident
Faronrrmurh Encland reports a serious airship accident involving the crew. The vessel suffered a mechanical failure causing damage at the port side while the crew remained unharmed and all members were accounted for, despite a harrowing incident during the trip.
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Linerat
Tarih
Paris Bride Hints at Fourth Estate Mystery
Fragmented OCR reads like a courtly note on a Paris marriage and a FSIS official, mentioning March and remain of dedications. The scrawl references gear, service, and a foreign court, with a veiled remark about a coronet and a wedding tie to Paris.
Physicians oppose splitting of feel reform efforts
Report from the Amrican Medical Association meeting in Minneapolis critiques patent medicine fraud and calls for tighter regulation. Discussion covers the role of experts, government actions, and a proposed permanent monument to tropical disease research in recognition of sanitary work in the Panama Canal era.
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Minneapois
Dane
Ammorian Mediegl Association
Hee Hanes
Dees Et
Abrabiny Keerbl
New York
Nelti Te Hibpaey
Etki
Qeerton Duilding
University of Minnesotet
Lee
Raghind
Central States
Jaidere Byer
Panama
Canal
Tana Zone
United States
Currency Reform Message Seen to Reach Congress
President Wilson is expected to read his currency reform message to both houses in the hall of the House after finishing a 11200 word draft. The plan calls for the reform bill to launch this week, reflecting Treasury Secretary McAdoo’s outlines and views from currency advocates.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
House
Watson
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Owen
Glass
Senate
House Banking and Currency
Bill
Germans in America Congratulate Kaiser on Jubilee
Berlin reports a delegation of Americans delivered an address to the Kaiser in honor of the 23rd anniversary of Carnegie, praising efforts of American citizens across societies and urging continued universal peace amid global tensions.
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America
Kaiser
Berlin
Eroperue Wu- Lim Todas
Drew Carnegie
Germany
Reduction Ordered for Carrying Coke Freight
Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a roughly twelve percent cut in coke freight rates from the Cannellsville region in Pennsylvania to furnaces and steel mills in the East and West. The decision did not authorize any new outlays or direct grants.
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Washinton
Cannellsville
Pennsylvania
Trial of Pelkey Set for Next Week in Calgary
Calgary June 13 The trial of Arthur Pelkey on a charge of murder in connection with the death of Luther Meaty during the May fight will begin Thursday next week before Chief Justice Harsen of the Supreme Court. Tenney Byrne, who participated in the fight, will also be tried.
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Calgary
Arthur Pelkey
Man
Luther Meaty
Harsey
Supreme Court
Tenuny Byrne
Helere
Washington proposals regulate bond and stock issues
A June 1 report from Washington notes a Senate plan to regulate bond and stock issues. The proposal, presented by Senator Lewis, aims to strengthen interstate commerce controls and require clearer ratification processes for road and aviation projects.
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Washington
Lewis
Archibald Roosevelt Receives Alumni Honor
Archibald Roosevelt was awarded a symbolic sheepskin at an alumni event. The ceremony included guests and a formal reception.
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Archibald Roosevelt
Lake steamers in crash both safe
A telegram from the captain reports both Lake steamers involved in a collision are safe. The Spyder, sailing with Spaulting, arrived at Dulworth this morning after the incident on Lake Sufertor.
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Stein
Spalding
Vallixtun
Sufertor
Vesterday
Ueno
Taday
Rafe
Gara
Spyder
Spaulting
Tobacco tax plan promptly rejected
Senate Finance committee rejected a proposed tobacco tax plan after unanimously opposing Senator Hitehem Kia’s amendment from Attorney General McReynolds. The committee advanced a stock and tariff arrangement with a favorable duty, maintaining a high rate at 32 cents per 100.
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Senate Anance Committee
Hitehem Kia
McReynolds
Cate
Secretary Lane's Power Policy Outlined
Washington June 2 Secretary Lane of the interior department announced a policy designating water rights for government use. He opposes using waters as government revenue and favors fullest use for public benefit while reviewing rights to develop electrical power on public lands and waters.
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Washington, Co
Tain
Interior Department
Lane
Strange jurors to try strikers cases
In Trenton New Jersey on June 17 Supreme Court Justice Minturn ordered that trials of Paterson silk workers arrested during a strike be heard by juries drawn from Hudson county. Trials will occur in Passaic county. Notable strike leaders including William D. Haywood Carlo Tresca Louis Lussig Hannah Silberman and Abe Girty Flynn are among those to be tried for inciting riot.
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Trenton
N. C
Minturn
Stumling
Paterson
Passaic County
Willim
Haywood
Carlo Tresadolph Lussig
Hanneh Silberman
Abet Girhy Flynn
Mas Belmont Scandal Shocks Syracuse Vaudeville Crowd
Syracuse June 17 An entertainer billed as a vaudeville singer collapsed amid rumors and was identified as a male impersonator. Officials noted prior police scrutiny and multiple detentions but no prior confirmation of gender. The incident highlights the performer’s long career and controversial costume changes.
Speeding Up Work on Pending Tariff Bill
Washington June 17 major members of the Senate finance committee continued to approve reductions in the tariff provisions of the pending bill and additions to the Cree list. The committee fast tracked aims for a definite caucus date and a return for Democratic leaders in the West Virginia oval matter. Majority members expect the bill ready for a caucus by mid next week after subcommittee reports. Williams subcommittee worked late to resolve emblems in the administrative section of the Larite tilt.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Fendlore
Oval Mide
Finance Committee
Williams
TEM WORKMEN PERISH UNDER SUBWAY DEBRIS
In New York on a Lexington Avenue subway site eleven laborers were buried by a rock pile. One man, John Green, was recovered, but nine other workers remained trapped as rescuers fought to clear debris and locate the missing men. The disaster prompted ongoing rescue efforts and inquiries into safety measures.
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New York
Dane
Emis Ved
John Green
Lexington Avenue
Beef Shortage Felt Prices Soar Across Markets
Amid a beef shortage, cattle prices jumped as receipts remained scanty. Market observers note rising costs and tighter supplies affecting producers and retailers nationwide.
Lobby probes trace conspiracy to doctor sugar records
Congressional testimony links printing clerks and executives to a scheme to manipulate sugar policy. Witnesses name James Palmer and others as influence seekers, with references to free sugar postage savings and attempts to influence legislation. Senators Reed Nelson Overman clash over answers as witnesses discuss orders for Sugar At a Glance and alleged pressuring of officials.
Wilson girls to keep house for president
Washington reports that during the summer Mixx Marshet Wilson and her sisters will take turns at the White House duties as their father is marooned by tarst and on French tills. Miss Margaret departs for visits in the middle west, visiting Madison Wisconsin and then Cornish New Jersey before joining the family again.
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Washington
Mixx
Marshet Wilson
White House
Margaret
Middle West
Jereph BE. Davies
Madison
Wis
Alley
Cornish
N. J
Pap
Frisco Police Seek Scandal Compromise
Frisco police investigate a scandal compromise involving an officer group and a local regulator. Fragmented text mentions Everts and Pertret Atterner Piekert Gilay in a police context, with hints of an effort to seal a deal to save officers.
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Frisco
Sney
Avicenna
Delayed confirmation clouds Coffey amid Dakota clash
Reported Senate hold on Coffey's confirmation due to North Dakota South Dakota dispute over seating and party chair control. Senator Thomas of North Dakota objects arguing old agreement favors South Dakota. Crawford and Hastings discuss unfavorable memo on Youssin. Hoffman remains in place amid unsettled politics.
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James E. Cates
Gominiie
North Dakota
Coffey
Thoma
South Dakota
L. Hougtin
Platte
Smnittur Crawford
Crawford
Department
Wa Serpereee
Youssin
Horghn
Bern
Astor Estate Worth Near Ninety Million In New York
The estate of Col. Sain Jaresh Astor from the Titan disaster is appraised at about 88 million. Vincent Astor and other heirs are named, with large sums cited for Madelina Force Astor Murial Astor and John Astor Jr. The appraisal notes provisions from antenuptial agreements and unusual inheritance details affecting Ava Willing Astor and the widow status of Mrs Ava Willing Astor.
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New York
Sain Jaresh Astor
Vincent Astor
Madelina Force Astor
Murial Astor
John Daceh Astor
Ava Willings
Shroush
Coronel
Harmonious Senate Democrats Ready for Tariff Bill
Democratic leaders hailed a harmonious Senate mood as the tariff bill advances from the House. They predicted a clear majority for the measure and said the party has ironed out rough spots, with administration policies gaining support as the Senate resumes review of subcommittee reports.
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Fes
Senate
Admsti
Heavy rains bring relief to crop conditions in South Dakota
Rain fell heavily for hours in southwestern South Dakota easing growing and crop concerns. Lemmon and nearby towns reported the heaviest showers while eastern northern areas had brief downpours. Western towns logged one half to three inches. Faulkton Gettisterg Redfield and Blrecelt reported no rain.
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Aberdeen
Nouthwestern
South Dakota
Lemonn
Intal
Faulkton
Gettisterg
Redfield
Public hearings urged by Cummins on railroad valuation
Washington June 17. Senator Cummins urged representative railroad companies of middle western states to confer on Tuesday to present the republic at the physical valuation hearings. The aim is to interest Wilson in hearings and prepare an effective delegation to the president.
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Washington
Cummins
Wei
Railways Keep Pace With World Says Leader At Invention Event
Atlantic Miz reports President D. F. Crawford opening a Mitre Mechanic Invention showcase tied to American retired engineers, amid strikes between mill workers and employers in West Quinth and west end. Washington notes unresolved wage disputes and merchant concerns, with Boy Scout events also appearing in regional notes.
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Atlantic
Miz
N. J
Algernan
Daz
D. F. Crawford
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