Senators Rally to Support of the President
Democratic senators ready to back President Wilson in the fight to confirm Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the Federal Reserve Board. Reported preparations for a Senate clash as the nomination faces a battle royal with some party members. Continuous coverage noted for further details.
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Washington
Willson
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Paul
Board of Accounts to be Examined by Experts
Indianapolis Governor today announced a public accounting law powers for an examination of the records of townships cities towns counties and state offices. An expert panel led by Harry J Arnold and John Reed will conduct the inquiry, with further details to follow on page 6.
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Board OF Accounts
Indianapolis
Goveror Traigtan
Raleton
Harry J. Arnold
John Reed
Salem Victims See Federal Aid In $200000 Appropriation
Washington July 10 Congress approved a $200000 federal relief fund for Salem flood victims amid vigorous debate. Representative Fitzgerald urged the measure noting federal duty to aid destitute citizens after disasters, and contrasting with earlier refusals to fund food in Ohio and Mississippi valleys. The vote was 161 to 6 in favor amid partisan dispute.
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Washington
Congress
Salem
Vigoroux
Chala Fitzgerald
Massachusettis
United States
Treaswer
Pitwreruid
Ohio
Mice
Issippi
Rockefeller advises pennies for wealth growth
Liberal John Dee reports Rockefeller reversed his fortune tip to a schoolteacher. He told her to "Live your pennies" and later gave six cents to several children at his estate saying there is a penny to spend and a rebel to save. When asked why he changed his method, Rockefeller replied that children must have candy now and then.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Powollén Eiu
Roudefeller
Algebra Sparks Controversy at Los Angeles School Meet
Dr J J Francis superintendent of schools in Los Angeles attacked the present system at a state educators convention, accusing teachers of inefficiency and praising reforms. The audience applauded as critics clashed with supporters amid calls to curb excess homework and emphasize practical learning. The convention adjourned with plans to meet again and set next year’s site in CulIand California.
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J. J. Francis
Los Angeles
Cal
Sehga An
Oulland
Dr. Francis
Hartman rises from grocer to Fort Wayne city leader
Jacob Hartman, born in Marion township, moved to Fort Wayne at eighteen and started at Andy Zimmerman grocery. He later owned a East Washington street store, built success in real estate and insurance, and now serves on the common council and chairs the rules committee. His public service is highly regarded.
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Jacob Hartman
Common Council of
Fort Wayne
Hartman
Marion Township
Andy Zimmerman
East Washington Street
Roberts Fined But Escapes A Jail Sentence
Donn M. Roberts mayor of Terre Haute was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Francis E. Baker after being found in contempt of court for interfering with sewer cleaning. The U S circuit judge sitting in the federal district court noted a technical violation and accepted Roberts apology, avoiding jail.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Francis E. Baker
United States Circuit Court For Appeals
Federal District Court
Roberts
Iy W
Unite States
A. B. Anderson
Aline
Thy Aru
Baku
Roberta
Hund
Anarchists Cancel Planned Parade Over Killings
New York July 10 Anarchists abandon plans to march in honor of three men killed in last Saturday’s bombing. Alexander Berkman announced the Anti Militarist league and Mother Earth association called off the parade to avoid public disorder. A demonstration at Union Square was planned with no names present. Mayor Mitchell and police officials maintained a policy against public funeral processions in streets or public places but vowed protection for peaceable assemblies under the law.
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New York
Searchist
O-Morrow
Alexander Berkman
Interaruy
Anti-Militarter League
Mother Earth Association
Berkman
Union Squeré
Arthur Caron
Charles Berg
Carl Hansen
Union Square
Op Mitchell
Najoo
Nevada
Morena accuses US plot to seize Mexican lands on liner voyage
Former commerce minister on a French liner in Vera Cruz denounces Washington as he flings doubt on a supposed US progressive platform led by Roosevelt. He cites letters from Francisco Sondero, Venustiano Carranza’s foreign minister, as proof of a plot to disrupt Mexico and claim territory from the Rio Grande to Panama.
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Vera Cruz
Querifo Monhena
Eapagie
United States
Mexico
Senor Mobena
Sn 4
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Rio Grande
Panama
Francisco Ssondero
Miners Back Wage Pact as Ohio Union Ratifies Provisions
Delegates at the Ohio United Mine Workers convention in Columbus ratified the principal provisions of the new wage agreement. The convention adjourned to discuss minor items tomorrow. More than 45,000 miners on strike are affected, with about half expected to gain immediate work in the eastern Ohio and Cambridge districts, while some Borghols district operators refuse to negotiate under the new scale.
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Columbus
Ohio United Mine Workers of America
Oho
Cambridge
Borghols
Rebels in Washington push for peace talks on Mexico crisis
Washington July 1 A cabinet of Argentina’s Nabn and New York’s Suares faced questions as they met with mediators to discuss a provisional government for Mexico. Carranza’s leaders and Obregon argued against conducing parleys with Huerta’s envoys while Villa and other generals prepare for a push toward Mexico City. The constitutionalist camp doubts a conference will occur and Carranza agents say Huerta’s fate depends on key battles as operations near the capital intensify, with weeks likely for decisive action.
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Washington
Nabn
Argentina
Suares
New York
Micking
Carranzanae Anot
Ipon
Saltillo
Carranza
Huerts
Obregon
Guadalslara
Villa
Pablo Gonzales
Oregon
Mexico City
Carranzas
Huerta
Plague Flares Up In New Orleans Area
New Orleans health authorities probe possible new plague focus after death of Leon Te Jean, an 80 year old Black man, from bubonic plague. Two cases discovered near the Volunteers of America home, with several deaths including two Black individuals and one white man. Dr. William C. Rucker leads eradication efforts while epidemiological studies await results. A rodent catch of 166 is reported as extermination continues.
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New Orleans
Leon Te Jean
de Jeat
K‘austing
Volunteers of America
William C. Rucker
Public Health Service
de Jean
Watkinson
Vacation order service notice at Journal-Gazette
Before leaving the city, readers are urged to arrange daily and Sunday home delivery of the Journal-Gazette. The notice promotes sending an order to receive the paper while away, with contact via phone 78 of 726.
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Journal-Gazette
World Trade Values Reach 40 Billion, U S Exports Outlook
Washington July 10 The Commerce Department released a statement on world commerce and international balances noting that next year's U S export balance may exceed 400 million for the current fiscal year, about 266 million less than last year. It says the world trade totals approximate 40 billion with imports of 21 billion and exports 19 billion, leaving a 2 billion deficit on the import side due to inland freight insurance and other charges and stricter import value scrutiny. Continues on page 3.
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Washington
Department of ‘Commerce
United States
Department
Ps Certainahin
Sys Fie
Iaport
Fashion decree for form fitting suits in fall styles
Atlantic City reports that American men will wear form fitting suits this fall and winter as approved at a National Association of Manufacturing Clothes Designers convention. Overcoats adopt French jack style and double breasted button through design. Balma caps return with tweaks. coats feature snug waistlines and short length. trousers stay medium width. Delegates credit the new dance trend for driving demand.
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Atlantic City
National Association of Manufacturing Clothes Designers
Gnonimous
Guarding the Young Shah at Persian Coronation
The government plans careful protection during the coronation of Ahmed Mirza, who turns eighteen on July 21 and will ascend the Peacock Throne in Teheran. A grand durbar is expected to display wealth of the Orient, with tight guards around the court and public ceremonies. The shah has led since 1908 and has been educated for his role.
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Shah Ahmed Mirza
Persia
Shah
State Not Sure Of Case Against Florence Carman
Mineola Nassau county notes delay in Florence Conklin Carman murder case. Prosecution and defense agree to postpone Carman's examination to July 21 to seek stronger evidence and present to a grand jury. Witness Bartley’s testimony key to warrant, Bardles to testify next Tuesday.
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Mineola
N. Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Louise Bailey
Nassau County
George St. Levy
Lonie
Stith
Smith
Levy
Elwoort
T. Bardles
Bartley
Gantinu
Missing Nelms sisters linked to New Orleans to San Antonio
Atlanta police traced Mrs Elola Nelms Dennla and her sister Beatric Nelms after a letter allegedly saying the sister killed her brother in San Francisco prompted a search. Their mother fears conspiracy. a draft for 12350 was cashed in New Orleans June 14 to fund Mexican investments. Investigators have only partial information on the Innes link and whether the deal was completed. A Houston telegram dated June 21 followed the case to page six.
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Atlanta
Elolaa Nelms Dennla
Heartmatter
New Orleans
San ‘Francise
San Antonio
Texas
Dennis
Mise Beat
EL Innes
Innes
Houston
Nelms
Fatal car crash near Portland claims couple near Blaine
In Jefferson township near Blaine a car collided with a freight train on the Lakehead Western line. Mr. David Current, 24, and Mrs. Current, 23, died minutes after impact. a six month old baby was left with the grandfather Jean Current. Bystanders warned but they did not hear the train. The wreck hurled occupants eighty feet along the right of way. This was the fifth motor accident of the week near Portland.
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Portland
Ind
Lake
Current
Gesifles
Invermore Aground Near Brig Harbour Labrador Coast
A Reid Newfoundland steamer named Invermore is ashore near Brig Harbour on the Labrador coast. The vessel carries passengers mail and freight from St Johns Newfoundland. no details on its condition have been received.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Invermore
Reid-Newfoundland Railroad Company
Brig Harbor
Labrador
Fragmented OCR Notes Local News Entry
Fragmented readable text mentions a Sunday event, but key names, places, and details are unclear. The garbled lines hint at a local report with possible references to a person and a location, but the exact facts remain unreadable.
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Morena
HIO
Teddys
PEARE
Shah OF
Florence Carman
Flose Nelms
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