Washington抯 Senate Eyes Taft Era Scandals and Reforms
Senate subcommittees will seek charges against management failures of the White Star line and the Titanic crew, with Ismay and other officials denounced. Taft orders suspension of action against the coffee trust in New York, while state and justice departments reassess charges amid a growing protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Steamship Line
J. Bruce Ismay
United States Senate
Senate
Taft
Department of Jusstice
New York
Coffee Trust
Department of State
Coffee Truat
Wickersham
Equity
United States
Warren S. Stone Re-Elected Leader of Locomotive Engineers
Warren S. Stone of Cleveland was re elected grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at Harrisburg Pennsylvania for a six year term. Dr George Dock resigned as dean of Washington University Medical School in St Louis and will continue as professor of medicine.
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Warren S. Stone
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Harrisburg
George Dock
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Taft Roosevelt clash heads to Ohio GOP convention
The Taft Roosevelt fight advances to the Ohio Republican convention on June 8 as Taft fights for six at large delegates despite 10 of 42 district delegates won in the state primary. National Manufacturers association sessions in New York probe plans for a new party with John Kirby Jr leading discussions. Elihu Root accepts temporary chairmanship of the Chicago Republican convention to begin June 18, a Taft choice.
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John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
United States
Taft
Chicago
National Manufacturers’ Association
Elihu Root
Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines
Coliseum
HH. S. Myers
George T. Webb
Philadelphia
Abernethy
W. W. Bustard
Cleveland
W. EB. Channers
Young People's Department
The
American Baptist Publication Society
Sneakers
Roosevelt
Harmone
Longworth
Cincinnati
Harmon
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
New Jersey
Oyster Bay
N. J
Bia
Ohio
Countess of Suffolk Injured in London Park Ride
The countess of Suffolk once Marguerite Leiter of Chicago suffered severe injuries in Charlton Park London when her horse bolted. The horse struck a gate and she was thrown, presumed dead twice after the crash. Professor Mullada and an assistant examined Vesugina crater following a lengthy exploration.
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Louise Henge
Neenah
Wis
Countess of Suffolk
Marguerite Leiter
Chicago
Charlton Park
London
England
Mullada
Vesugina
Iowa News Roundup Reports Rivers Rail Fixes and Deaths
A sprawling Iowa digest notes the Missouri river trouble near Folsom Mills county with railroad repairs and large rock shipments for riprap. It records a wide array of items including a labor dispute at Mason City, a fatal train incident near Montour, dune of liquor sales in Fort Dodge, public works in Gilmore City, and plans for a new depot at Oelwein. Also covered are a Mount Pleasant Chautauqua schedule, drownings, farm labor demand answers, pension notices, and local civic happenings across towns like Des Moines, Sioux City, Ottumwa, Creston, and Ames.
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Missouri River
Folsom
Mills County
Burlington Railroad
K. C
Pacific Junction
Congregational State Conference
Charles City
Nehemia Boynton
D. D
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Congregational Counciil
George Anston
Mason City
Anston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago & Northwestern
T. S. Roseland
Lrving
Montour
Fort Dodge
Maulet
Good Roads Boosters
Ft. Dodge
Gilmore City
Portland Cement Company
Railroad Men’s Club
Creston
Gates Harp Orchestra
Carpenter Harp Orchestra
New Hampton
Woodmen Lodge
Bowman
The
State University
State Homeopathic Association
Des Moines
Iowa
W. R. Miller
McGregor
Tinwara
Schulte
Dubuque
John Ries
William Miner
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Oelwein
Clinton Chautauqua Association
Mount Pleasant Park
Marie Brace
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cedar River
Louisa H. Guffey
Sioux City
Citizens’ National Bank of
Chicasaw County
Anderson Coat Conpany
Knoxville
Flagler
Plagsler
Iowa Knights of Columbus
G. Dunn
M. J. Fitzpatrick
H. McCoy
Waterloo
John T. Noonan
George M. Junk
P. H. Donlon
Emmetsburg
Grace Seibert
Flora Follett
Sarah A. Bogard
Monteauma
Sarah M. Whitmore
North English
William H. Alger
Willisen
Mary Safford
Ames College
P. G. Holden
Curtis
Dean Curtis
Ames
Marshalltown
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Ralph McMillan
Perry
Perrys
Mercy Hospital
McMillan
Buffalo Center
State Board of Education
Odeon Theater
Chicago
I. W. Bess
Gray
Audubon
Roosevelt Wins 32 Votes in Ohio
Ohio results show Theodore Roosevelt leading in most district delegates with a large plurality over Taft, Harmon defeating Wilson for Democratic preference, and Taft aiming to snag six at large delegates at the June state convention. Roosevelt pickups in Ohio signal a continued contest heading into Baltimore.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Ohloan
Baltimore
Taft
Harmon
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Adams County
Million for Manitoba League promotes immigration
Manitoba aims to add population to its farms and towns through a new Million for Manitoba League. Local committees gather data to help laborers, tenants, homesteaders, and buyers of lands access information and opportunities. The plan highlights land availability, rail access, markets, and promising central cities like Winnipeg and Bran don, with free pamphlets from the league.
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Manitoba League
Manitoba
Man Toba
West
Sattior
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Yorkton
Minnedosa
Dauphin
Morden
Manitou
Dominion
Million For
League
Million League
Darrow Jury Is Complete In McNamara Case
Los Angeles May 23 John L Dingman transfer man of Mouroyia becomes twelfth juror in the Darrow bribery trial. He is accepted by both sides and sworn in. Judge Hutton grants a motion to select a thirteenth juror to ease emergencies.
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Los Angels
Cal
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Hutton
Cotngel
Darrow
Los Angeles
John L Dingman
Clareaon Darrow
Ding Man
Earl Rogers
Doctor Advised Resinol for Eczema A Stubborn Case
Mrs V A Collins of McSherrystown Pennsylvania shares a tale of stubborn eczema improved by Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap after medical guidance. She praises Resinol Soap for home use, especially with children, and cites another account from Mrs W A Lucas of Montclair South Carolina noting scalp eczema relief in a two week course. Resinol Ointment halts itching and heals eczema, rashes, and other skin conditions. Resinol Soap is medicated like the ointment and can be used alone or with it. Samples available from National Resinol Co. Department A, Baltimore.
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V. A. Collins
McSherrystown
W. A. Lucas
Montclara
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Committee On Judiciary
Cummings
Crawford
South Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Europe
Charles Wyman Morse
Death's Door
Napthalf Luccock
Hyde Park Methodist Church
Kansas City
Ray
Theodore S. Henderson
W. C. Shepard
Henry Samuels
Detroit
Missouri
Oklahoma
Boards of Health of
States
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
National Railway Mail Association
New Orleans
W. H. Chandler
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort William Henry Harrison
Helena
Mont
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
General Assembly of the Church
Louisville
American Unitarian Association
Teels
Boston
Calumet River
Ninety-second Street Bridge
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Bristol
Tann
Fred J. Southard
Wright Aviation
Osborn, O
Southard
Wright Brothers
Bethlehem Steel Company
Clarence Y. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Charlestown
Masa
Puget Sound
Flyer
Seattle Wash
Methodist FA Piscopal Church
Methodist General Conference
Anthracite Mine Workers’ Convention
Wilkesbarre
South Ottumwa
Ottumwa
First National Bank of
Iowa National Bank of Des Moines
First National Bank of Newell
Catherine Lusk
Charlton
Ft. Dodge Light and Power Company
Sinois Central
Chicago Great Western
Milwaukee Roade
Gov. Wilson
Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Judson Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
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