Dalzell Attacks Placing Power in the Tariff Board
Washington May 24 Representative John Dalzell of Pennsylvania denounced the provision enlarging the powers of the Tariff Board as the sundry civil bill moved through the House. He condemned the tacit reservation and insurged against the measure in heated remarks. A point of order by Representative Fitzgerald was sustained, blocking the reform, as Tawney offered a modified form of the amendment and Meyers Herald raised further objections.
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Tarif Board
Washington
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Congress
Left Board
Hove
Witzgerald
New York
Tawney
Meyers Herald
Tilty Will Hu
Chicago Wife Tyrant Trial Ends In Divorce Decree
James J. McGrath, once a Chicago hose man, testified to two years of tyrannical abuse by his wife Louise McGrath beginning soon after their 1919 marriage. He claimed she vilified him and falsely accused him of infidelity. A divorce decree was granted, McGrath noting he left Chicago in October 1919 and that he had given $4,000 to his wife’s support and other aid.
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Rend New
James J. Mery Grath
Ghicago
Louise McGrath
Chilénga
McGrath
Chicago
Battle Renewed In Gork Cork May 24
The clash between O'Brienken supporters and Redmondites resumed in Lie atrogth herd. Many civilians were injured including several men with broken skulls. A number of policemen were hurt by the rioters.
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Gork
Cork
Humanitarians Protest Roosevelt Hunting Expedition
A humanitarian committee led by Condon May M A urges Colonel Roosevelt to abandon a planned hunting expedition. They condemn the slaughter of mammals and birds for scientific display and sport, arguing it tarnishes the United States' moral standing and humane traditions.
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Condon
Roosevelt
League
Tollya
Luncheon to Roosevelt with many famous hunters
London May 24 Lord Lonsdale hosted a luncheon for Colonel Roosevelt and a large group of notable African hunters. Attendees included Sir Frederick Ft. Louk Sir Henry Leomharr and William A. Hallie Grohman. Roosevelt’s condition was improving and the party moved quietly to Lord Lenaines home for the remainder of the visit.
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Lord Lonsdale
Colonel Roosevelt
London
Roosevelt
Frederick Ft. Louk
Henry Leomharr
William A. Hallie Grohman
Hhn
Seth Buutinek
Gummieham Phere
Cotuet
Arthur Hh Bee
Waabingios
Ronsevelt
Earl of War- Wick
Curzon
Desbrough
Hinchgan
Tonnevou
Avats Lynchings Woman Fires On Mob Chasing Black Man
Mrs Thomas Murphy a well known Atlanta woman prevented an attempted lynching by firing a revolver at a mob chasing a Black man toward her veranda. Simmons fled after three shots, two of the mob reportedly wounded, and police took the Black man into custody following the incident.
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Atlanta
Simmons
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Rodgers successor to be paymaster general at navy
Washington May 23 Secretary of the Navy Moyer is practically decided to appoint Pay Director Thomas J Cowls head paymaster general of the Navy succeeding Eustace B Rodgers who will resign shortly The formal announcement will likely come this week Rodgers forwarded his retirement request to the secretary for rear admiral rank
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Navy Department
Cowe
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Moyer
Thomas J. Cowls
Atorokeeper
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Eustace B. Rodgers
Mady Thie Woot
Mady Thie Woot. Paymantit Gunes Rodgers Forwarded 0 Becrutary Meyer
reUremont Nn
Hurricanes Sweep France as Vineyards Devastated and Deaths Reported
Paris dispatch reports tornadic storms plowing across France on May 24. The famed vineyards near Epernay lie ruined and a municipal building at Thenan-Les-Baines washed away. The mayor's brother among at least three dead. widespread destruction across Var and other departments.
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Epernay
Thenan-Les-Baines
Oliver Spitzer Testifies in Sugar Weighing Fraud Case
Oliver Spitzer, convicted for sugar weighing frauds, testified for the government at the trial of Charles Helive, secretary of the company, and other employees. He described the frauds in detail, linked supervisors to the scheme, and disclosed a presidential pardon offer discussed in a prior confession.
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New York
Oliver Spier
Atlanta
Charles Hy Helive
Spitzer
United States
Provident
Stinson
Sind Spitger
Gerbracht
Benderuneel
Holke
Grand Jury
Automobile Crash In Catskill Fatally Wounds Two
A car overturned near Catskill, New York, killing two occupants named Nettle Taylor and Fred Lowy. The vehicle left the road while approaching a bend, struck a bank, and toppled, trapping Taylor and Lowy as others suffered injuries. Two children playing nearby were involved as the barometer of danger.
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N.Y
Nettle
Taylor
Catskill
Fred Lowy
Giger Imhnumeturdt
Saugortien
Lewis Enr
Ginayoy
Saugortiey
Soriona Inguny
Mes
Lev
Singer Gets $50,000 Award in Berlin Visit
During a fierce visit in Berlin on May 24 Andreas Dippal compensated for a four year dispute at 410. He planned plans near Hanion in Chicago Polladephin and Kentucky.
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Berlin
Andreas Dippal
Dilmores
Willaing Neart Hanion
Chicago
Polladephin
Three Duels in Paris End with One Serious Wound
Lieutenant De Lesseps and Count Le Poligny fought at Princes park near Paris. A bullet struck Poligny’s pistol and wounded De Lesseps in the shoulder, with a second shot passing through De Lesseps’ right thigh. The other duelists were painter Jean Sala and brothers Max and Alex Vischer. two shots were fired with no injuries.
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Delessaps
Count Poligny
Jean Sala
Paris
Princen Park
Tenisel de Lessepa
le Poligny
Yestersday
Delessens
Ciuela
Max
Alex Vischer
Bale
Fischers
Sala
Ai Princes Park Sale
May Fische
Alex
Comet Visibility Fades as Rain Clouds Obscure Sky Show
Observation reports from Meavy Rain Clouds to Yerkes and Chicag o regions note Halley’s Comet briefly visible before cloud cover and rain. Professors Dante NeHigh Frost and Gretin discuss persistence of tail features and potential future visibility with space dynamics under varying conditions.
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Halley
Lotay
Pers Hany
Holly
Profimor Dante NeHigh
Depa University
Wwen
Yerkes Observatory
Chicaxo
Proforkor Frost
William
Attempted murder at Norbert Sherard estate shocks author
May 3 in Northyington a discharged footman tried to kill Norbert Sherard husband of author Meta Osgood author of Too Non Confessed. The assailant struck, attempted restraint, drew a revolver but the cartridge failed to explode. he was overpowered and taken to the county jail awaiting court.
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Northyington
Nobert Arboraged Sheard
Retta Osgood
Apho
Moutty
Wutlek
Arti
Anine Tstrate
Appointment of pastor at Firat Hvauselfon church
May 24 in Apollo Pennsylvania Roy Ferkey won toast as pastor of the Firat Hvauselfon church. The delegation to the covKrexation was led by Rev Dr Alonuo J. Turki of the Borthilde Pershing and Leachbure, who advanced as interim pastor after the ceremony. The ceremony was conducted with attendees noting the new pastor’s duties.
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Apollo
Roy
Ferkey
Firat Hvauselfon
Gren
B. Auhc
Leachbure
Alonuo J. Turki
Borthilde
Pershing
Aronselite
Acramony
Ir Il
Sympathy for King George expresses unity across dominions
London reports a message from King George pledging sympathy with his people beyond the seas. He recalls his father and calls for solidarity in preserving a constitutional government as the empire seeks peace and harmony across its dominions. The king notes the Queen’s travels with him and emphasizes continued collaboration with overseas realms to support the crown’s work.
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London
George
Holt
Ava
Lave
South Alela
Queen Mother to Remain in England Says Royal Family
London May 2 The Queen Mother will stay in England despite rumors she plans to move to Denmark. Alexandrine pledges she will continue to live in England among loved ones, where she has resided for 47 years and received affectionate support.
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England
London
Denmark
Alexandrin
Princeton's Legacy: Will Leaves Over Half Million to Princeton
May 20 Princeton New Jersey A legacy from Isaac C Wyman of Salem Massachusetts funds the graduate school development at Princeton University. The will’s bequest, reported as over half a million dollars, aims to cover differences over the February withdrawal of a donor and support for graduate studies. President Woodrow Wilson declined to comment, saying his knowledge of the bequest was second hand.
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Isaac G. Wyman
Princeton
N. Wt
Isaac C.wyman
Salem
Naas
Gradibte School of
Woimin
Woodrow Wilwon Bald
Wyman
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