Taft and Kansas clash sparks across national scene
A chaotic Washington scene centers on Taft amid a Kansas confrontation, with Key figures like Governor Stubbs and Attorney General Wickesham tied to a broader political struggle. The report ties Taft’s actions to shifts in appointments, party leverage, and the potential impact on the Senate and national policy.
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The Black C o e t t N N rag in the news day
The fragmentary OCR mentions a contested matter and a cautious government stance toward an aggressive neighbor. It references the Weekly Edition of the Evening News and hints at a forthcoming complete summary of events including a song and national happenings.
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Millionaire Morse 18 Now Penniless Military Fallout
A New York report details Charles W Morse facing bankruptcy after large debts and judgments. The article chronicles his failed ventures, assets seized, and court actions, including a 81744 judgment and links to Carnegie and King William entities. The piece notes ongoing legal exposure and the impact on holdings and creditors.
Inventor Reveals Magazine Exploit For Sea War Craft
An inventor claims a method to exploit a magazine aboard any sea going fighting craft. The proposal, linked to new green energy ideas, is presented with technical detail and references to government relations and wartime use. The narrative frames the invention as a potential game changer amid military and political context.
Roosters Barred From Washington Precincts
Roosters barred from Washington precincts amid regulations proposed by the Howth department. The measure outlines strict confinement of fowl to coops and yards with licensing and daily fees up to 10 dollars. Residents claim the rules target city cockfights and poultry owners, while authorities insist on public health and order.
Government Railroads Decision Affects Commodities Transport
Supreme Court opinion holds Congress may prohibit transport of commodities owned or controlled by carriers to prevent competition. Government and carriers narrow disagreement, with the ruling extending prohibition to goods owned at shipment by a corporation in which the carrier has stock interest. The decision preserves government power to regulate interstate commerce and curb monopolistic transport practices.
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Cotton gin destroyed in Fort Smith fire
Fort Smith May 17 A large fire today gutted the cotton gin and its six thousand bales of cotton. The gin and contents are valued at about 500000 dollars and believed to be a total loss. Firefighters report no injuries and investigate the cause as unknown.
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