Bryan denounces Supreme Court ruling as imperial overreach
W J Bryan issues extended statement attacking the court’s decision that Congress and executive hold power beyond the Constitution. He argues the ruling imperils liberty, calls on the people to reject the verdict, and frames it as an imperial move to subjugate states and territories. The piece notes dissenting justices and urges public remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Kinley
W. J. Hevan
Supreme Quart
Bryn
Goris
Supreme Court
Congress
Miyan Huytt Poyt
Wn Vate
Mckinlay
Porta Rico
Juatica Fuller
Harkin
Peelhim
Brewer
Winton
Ute
United States
Brown
Tillman Refuses to Withdraw His Resignation in Congress
In Columbia on June 1, Senator Tillman refuses to withdraw his resignation, arguing Governor DeSweeney exceeded his authority. He criticizes Senator Tillman for urging a broader vote on resignation while asserting his own action aims to bring accountability. He emphasizes the people’s will and warns against moves to backslide on democratic principles.
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Columbia
Tilman
DeSweeney
Tityun
United States Senate
Ns Commission
Abe
Thant
Lishonor
Staton
Repubttedins
Sapate
Aupreme Court
Lovars
Democracy
Lberty
Gatmay
McLaurin
Anree
Gatmey
Land
Sona
Mataurin
Timaelf
Berlin Gala and German Uproar Mark Week Front Row
A Paris to Berlin cable reports Queen Wilhelmina's visit to Berlin and lavish festivities amid good weather and foreign guest presence. US Senator Beveridge attends, laborers cheer Franco, while anti German sentiment in American press alarms Germans. Polish agitation grows as authorities ban meetings and high officials plan legal steps. Empr William travels to Norway after Klē regatta. funds raised in US for a new American church in Berlin.
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Berlin
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Netherlands
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indba
Boonal
Saile
Vibhart
Wilhelmit
Nehiom
Wilhelming
Germany
Central
South America
Bengil
I Dex
Beall
Tageslatt
Posen
West Prussia
Ferdinand Radzvil
Pollyhreichalag Faetlon
Mimperor William
Antonin
Associated Press
William Starta
Tha Rov
Digkle
America
Bond and bonding firms threaten paving bid clash in Fort Wayne
The Wis c western bonding and surety companies refuse to bond brick paving contractors, signaling delays on Fort Wayne projects. Board of Public Works and contractors discussed street work, with bids split between Ce. Moellering & Co and Joseph Derheimer & Co as brick work stalls amid anti competition pressure.
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Wsyatt Trust
Wis c Western Bonding
Fght
Fort Wayne
Fone x
Board of Public Works
Darr Street
Masterson Avenue
CE. Moellering & Company Ail Toseph Derheimer & Company
Cottentog
Retirement of Col A T Luk After Sixteen Years
Col A T Luk retires after sixteen years as manage r of the Wally News. Thomas T Wright becomes manager, Sam Moffat advances to telegraph supervisor, and Donel remains city editor. The paper’s staff changes include L Roberts and L Ash, with Luk’s farewell marked by a ring and a parting tribute from employer W D Page.
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Serine
Wally News
Col
Alt. Laketes
Fanutlon
Thomas T. Wright
Islets
Laces
Sam
Moffat Advaces
Fie
Loleguiphane Vschapnes Autor
Tol
Donel
Frank Didite
Toi Gooch
Chbthee
Minn Liat Ash
Laken
Wits
Hia
Aig
A. C. Byandrli
Clali
Cairo
Tite
Thule
Lakens Fama
W. D. Page
Nixtean
Fifteen Lives Lost In Fume Fire At Sea
A disaster near New Reeston left fifteen fishermen dead after a squall struck a flotilla including the Ania Ulin the Momenger Boy and The Knife. The Forward searched for survivors thirty hours before returning to port. Captain Joe Watkins of the Messenger Koy was thought to have perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeston
Ania Ulin
Plagen
Rhelta
Joe Watkins
Koy
Ministerial Aid and Dr Barnite Named at Town Lutherans
The Avangation Lutherat general agiod marks twenty anniversary of the establishment of wontart and announces the appointment of Dr Samuel J Barnite of Des Moines as a deputy. A reception is planned and delegates will attend by the date. The Home Missions meeting reports 34,000 raised largely through M M Racord of York Pa. Pastor's Fund safety shows ninety six ministers and widows aided in the biennial period. The fund currently holds twenty six regular contributors with $22,024 received and $1,927 expended leaving a balance of $1,097. Annual opgiana aid is rising with a monthly outlay of $1,000. The Society is described as a great blessing, growing more world and popular.
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DRS
Lutherat
Samuel J. Barnite
Des Moin
M. MW. Racord
York
After the Fismermen Trial in Thortereok Township
Deputies Earl Sia han Navfus and Trane Swhytrt led a raid on Thortereok residents. They recovered a 300 foot line and seized tools from Tony Presser and Robe. Anspaugh and others pleaded guilty before Squire Orner. fines and costs totaled 31.80 each. Charles Anspaugh and UJ. Pregas Ter face a Monday hearing. A separate action sent Gaturiay Sala and Natur to Jefferson township for a 300 foot rail, with an additional hearing upcoming.
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Thortereok
Mbt
Earl
Siahan Navfus
Trane
Tony Presser
Tau
Robe
Anspaugh
Charles Anspaugh
Anspaugh Anil CG
Orner Anil
Charies Anapaugh
Pregas Ter
Gaturiay
Surprises in Store for Philippines Case at Supreme Court
A Washington Bay dispatch reports the Supreme Court is poised to decide the Philippine case in favor of the government, barring a last minute shift. The decision is expected on grounds that the United States has not clearly declared its permanent intent to retain the archipelago, and that wartime actions may be viewed as limited to military authority and temporary occupation.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Washington Bay
Supreme Court
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Potley
Te Pau
Ciba
Philippines
Washington
Dune
Tugthe Irewer
United States Supreme Court
de Kartsag
Cohhwabla
Josiah Pyewyr
Wiman Ming
Rene
Juste Brewer
Vermont
Ty Prin
License follows bride in Washington wedding tale
A misspelled report narrates a wedding link, noting the bride and groom, with references to Juste Brewer and a Vermont matter. It mentions a public school context and an elderly widow figure, detailing the ceremony through garbled prose and local color.
Queen Helens Delivers Daughter at Nine Morning
Rome dispatch reports Queen Helens safely gave birth to a daughter at 9 o'clock in the morning. Both mother and infant are doing well.
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Rome
Queen Helens
Doiy Walt
Dr Dowie Not Indicted In Death Case Chicago
The grand jury returned no indictment in the death linked cases surrounding Dr John Alexander Dowie and associates. Testimony by Dr George J Tobias was considered convincing, but after review the majority favored not holding Dowie or his followers responsible. Dowie’s estate includes $100,000 and property moved to an overseer. Moore, a Piper City resident, is noted with heirs and possible possession actions.
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Chicago
Jung
Dowile’s
Zion
de Moore
Piper City
Franchise Fight Ends as Grand Rapids Lose Bid for WHT Team
Ellis exits the scene as the Western Association faces a franchise shift. Grand Rapids relinquishes WHT rights amid Meyer backed resistance, prompting a move likely to Wheeling. Officials report a halted Marlon appearance and a looming team transfer, with Meyer asserting resolve to honor debts.
Grand Rapids Face Uncertain Baseball Future Tonight
Grand Rapids brews amid a shifting baseball scene as AL suitors move in from Detroit, players receive releases, and Western Association talks surface a ten day management stint for a fragile franchise. McGraw may miss train, while Dundon lingers with Cleveland offer with Marion plans under discussion.
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Associated Press
Qrand Rapids
Mich
Juno
Grand Rapida
Alu
Hind
Detroit
McGraw
Cleveland
Ellis
Hie
Meyer
Western Association
Biar
Marion Tommorrow
Shills
Dundon
Cleveland American
Grand Rapids
Mayer Pd EH
Strike Preventer at Terre Haute Ends Brief Tie Up
In Terre Haute Brazil Street Railway employees halted work after a threatened strike. The Terre Haute Electric Company, controlling both systems, settled the dispute tonight by agreeing to raise wages for Brazil firemen by a small amount. W. Morton, president of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen, helped secure the settlement.
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Terre Haute
Imi
Brazil
Terre Hante Electric Company
Systema
Dnly Lo
W. Morton
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
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Asphalt Trust
THE
Barker Asphalt
William Meyer, JR
Mr. Wright
South Carolina
Lutheran Synod
Whitley County
Gable
Dowie
Ageacon's
Marion
Morrow
Maker A Western Association
Magnate
Will
Buaden
Kansas City
Ellia
Beck
Grom Traples
Tuiker
William Meyer
Cdebts
Mieriche Phice
Walt Wan
Atacon
Vresiient
Mia
Gaxulke
Preatidant Meyok
Chand Rapids
Journal Ganette
Marlon
Atlck
WM. Meybil
ournit-Clarette
Wilk Han
Ho Han
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