Tariff Bill Nearing End of Conference Report
Washington July 21 The tariff conference committee nears completion and the report is expected this week. Most expect both houses to adopt it and Taft to sign, with five main areas iron ore coal oil hides and lumber likely to be revised. The wood pulp print paper schedule poses the main dispute with rates eyed from 2 to 4 dollars a ton and a possible compromise at 3 dollars. Senator Hale opposes further cuts.
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Five L ives Lost in Ohio River Boat Capsize
Five Kentuckians died when a gasoline boat capsized on the Ohio River at Burt's Landing opposite Linwood Ohio near Fort Thomas Kentucky. Four others were rescued in a near-drowning state but were resuscitated. The deceased were John Hoff man Jacob Hoff man Andrew Elbert George Fran so and John Han son from Newport Kentucky.
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Andrew Elbert
George Franso
Newport
John Hanson
Sloop Roxana Capsized in Sudden Squall Off New York
Ten people drowned in Lower New York Bay when the excursion sloop Roxana carrying twenty two passengers capsized in a sudden squall. The captain and twelve survivors were rescued by the tug Lamont after a difficult search in rough seas.
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Connersville Seeks Taft Visit for Centenary of Twelve Mile Purchase
Mayor Barrows invites President Taft to Connersville Indiana on September 30 the centenary of the twelve mile purchase treaty with the Indians. Taft has signaled possible acceptance and would give an address if convenient. If he attends a large local celebration is planned.
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Bolivian Minister Ordered to Leave Buenos Aires
The Bolivian minister in Buenos Aires received passports from Argentina and must depart within 24 hours. Argentina also ordered its envoy to Bolivia to leave La Paz immediately after Bolivia refused to accept Argentina's boundary decision with Peru. Bolivia planned to submit the arbital award to parliament, a step seen as breaking relations.
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Foreclosures sell Rome Home Telephone property. notable global notes
Bondholders foreclosed and sold the Rome New York Home Telephone company property. Edward F. Hines of Chicago elected president of the National Lumbermen's association in Seattle. Other items include a Georgia senate bill against false remarks about women, a $1.2 million anti tuberculosis publicity pledge, and Taft inviting Crane to China.
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Spectre of Algeciras Triggers Clemenceau Cabinet Fall
Paris July 21 The Clemenceau government fell after a furious naval scandal debate. Premier Clemenceau taunted Delcasse with the Algeciras episode, Delcasse retorted France had gone to Algeciras for peace, and the chamber voted 212 to 176 against the government. Clemenceau left the chamber then the Elysee to urge Fallieres, who accepted the resignation of the premier and his ministers.
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Bolivia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Argentina
Official confirmation that Bolivia and Argentina have severed diplomatic relations. Bolivia orders its minister in Buenos Ayres to return to La Paz and to leave archives with the American, Chilean, or Brazilian legation.
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Bo Tvia
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Boll Weevil Report Triggers Historic New York Market Break
A government expert report on boll weevil infestation prompts a dramatic market plunge in New York as cotton for new crop delivery falls by $2 per bale from Thursday’s close. Panicky liquidation and widespread nervousness reflect a deeply unsettled sentiment among traders.
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Hunter
Fatal Wreck on Monon Near Manchester Indiana
Two trainmen died when Monon passenger No 3 derailed south of Manchester while rounding a shop curve. Engineer Burns and Fireman Austin were killed. seven cars left the rails and six passengers were injured. Other crew escaped serious harm.
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Monon
Manchester
Ind
Burns
Mireman Austin
Reaching Normal but Irregular Trade Signals
Bradstreet's weekly review notes midsummer influences keep trade near normal with some gains toward typical levels. Retail clearance sales are universal yet pressured by reduced purchasing power. Wholesale delivery and jobbing summer goods stay light while fall trade remains strong. iron and steel expand with ongoing labor troubles.
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Bradstreet
Ingram Indicted On Embezzlement And Forgery Charges
Wyatt H. Ingram Jr. trust officer of Hibernia Trust and Bank company was indicted by the grand jury on twelve counts four counts of embezzlement and ten of forgery. His shortage is estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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Wyatt H. Ingram, Jr
Hibernia Trust and Bank Company
Earthquake Hits Southern Greece Reports Heavy Losses
A Athens dispatch to a London news bureau says a violent earthquake struck southern Greece causing significant death and damage. Twenty dead and about a hundred injured at one village. three other villages hit hard, with casualties likely to rise as details come in.
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Indiana reformitory board elects officers and bids heating work
Jeffersonville Ind July 21 The board of trustees of the Indiana reformatory elected Thos. P. Orr of Anderson president William D Allison of Indianapolis vice president Dr J Terhune Linton secretary and Dr Harry C Sharp Indianapolis treasurer The board reviewed the heating contract and decided to advertise for new bids at once.
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William D. Allison
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Elwood firm stand on open shop fuels worker resolve
The American Sheet and Tin Plate company's management announced no employee would be recalled from the walkout in Elwood Indiana for preferring an open shop. The stance has not eased tensions and has instead hardened the workers resolve to press for the factory closure.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Prefereng
American City Leads All In Global Hotel Investment
New York surpasses all cities worldwide in money invested for hotels and theaters, signaling the metropolis as a premier center for luxury hospitality and entertainment investments.
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Miners Strike Spreads at Coal Bluff Mine in Fontanet
In Fontanet Indiana on July 21 fifty miners walked out at the Coal Bluff Mining company mine after machinemen and loaders refused to work over bottom coal removal, claiming the bottom is too hard. The strike total in the immediate area reaches fifty with potential for more trouble.
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Coal Bluff Mining ‘Company
Suffragettes Freed From Holloway After Hunger Strike
London suffragettes jailed for disturbances in Downing Street have been released after a hunger strike. Miss Roberts endured 126 hours without food and now receives medical care as part of the relief. In Chicago, Clayton T. Zimmermann, a 20 year old Adams Express clerk, confessed to stealing a $10 000 currency package and repaid all but ten dollars.
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Clayton T. Zummerman
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Persian legation reports Sultan Ahmed proclaimed shah
A Teheran cablegram to the Persian legation states the hereditary prince Sultan Ahmed has been proclaimed shah. The note cites the unpopularity and unworthiness of Mohamed Ali Mirza as the cause of his deposition.
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Mohamed Ali Mirza
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Chronic Cough Relief
L M Ruggles of Reas ner Iowa reports doctors said consumption plagued him until Foley's Honey and Tar. He states the remedy stopped lung hemorrhages and pain and brought relief after other treatments failed. Sold by M C VanDorn.
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Kemp's Balsam Endorsed as Best Cough Cure by Doctors
For years Kemp's Balsam has been regarded by physicians as the medicine most likely to cure coughs and holds strong esteem among well informed readers. When Kemp's cannot cure a cough, other remedies are tried, but the Balsam remains the trusted option.
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