Stands put for roads Bailey and La Follette amendments debated
Senate vote 25 to 31 rejected challenging the Supreme Court to ruling on whether Congress can bar railroads from transporting commodities they produce or own. Debates touched on interstate commerce and proposed valuation rules, with amendments advancing but questions about rate differentials and railroad power. Continued on Page 6 Column 8.
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Washington
Menate
Supreme ‘Court
United States
Dailey
Wald Railroad Company
Supreme Court of the
Pennsylvania
Batley
Torday
Congress
Ralio
Campaniea
Tununr de
Anid IL
Bulley
Diovialon
Teaujelig
Interatata Commerce Commission
MIT
Benator Simimona
North Carolina
Morton
Ohio
Trial details reveal names tied to sugar refinery fraud
Testimony in a customs fraud case names O. Havemeyer as former president of American Sugar Refining and recounts “taking care of the boys.” Ernest Gerbracht and others are charged with conspiracy to defraud the government, with wages paid after employment ended and a pardoned superintendent cited in the proceedings. The defense argues for innocence amid alleged wage payments and related conduct.
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New York
Ademy O. Havemeyer
American Sugar. Refining. Com
Rany
Ta “Tal
James
Fo Bonderhaget
Charles P. Heike
Wnese
Gerbracht
Havamoyer
Hive
Chorkara
Noyx
Prekent Tima
Oliver Spitzer
Audinia
Tritt
Mra
Spitzer
Gorbracht
Church and Labor Clash Prompts Reform at General Assembly
Philadelphia church leaders wrestled with industrial hardship condemning poor conditions and urging action to aid workers. Resolutions call for church involvement and condemn alignment with factory polarization, while noting the grave toll of labor strife and the need for reforms as a sense of urgency grows.
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Philadelphia
Roy
Chariea
Prem Gant
Resolutinna
Washington, PI
Thiele gale wrecks six vessels and eight men lost
Bulletin from Ralipax reports a gale off the rocky North Atlantic coast caused the wrecking of six vessels and the loss of eight lives at various points overnight and into today.
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Ralipax
N. G
Thiele
Varios Points
North’ Atlantic
Tapp Construction Progress With Temporary Pennsylvania Tracks
Tapp Construction Company advances temporary work across Broadway and Calhoun Street in Pennsylvania. New track extensions on the north side hinder public right of way as preparations continue for the eventual permanent tracks. The project extends across Wiifield and Pennsylvanian routes, with ongoing alignment and staging to support long term elevation work.
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Pennsylvania
Broadway
Net Prevent
Nerminston
Herr of Public Works
Wiifield
Ark
Dave
Acrosa Calhoun
Hon Pilrted
Alan
Chraa
Irtcke
Sepa
Sener Ieenteeee Ieee
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Reports New May Circulation High
Sworn circulation statement for May 1 to May 31, 1970 shows daily average 18,184 with 149,400 total copies per month to subscribers. The Journal-Gazette asserts record reach in Fort Wayne, Allen County, and surrounding areas, highlighting wide distribution and readership across Northern Indiana and Western Ohio.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal-Gecotts
THE
Journal-Gazette Co
Mm. H. Moynihan
M. H. Moynihan
Ite
Progrem
Journal-Gazette
Gach Tony
Fort Wayne
Journal Gazette
Allen County
Journal- Gazette
Indiana
Ohio
Fpos
National Congress of Mothers to Meet in Denver
The National Congress of Mothers meets in Denver from June 10 to 15 for the fourteenth annual gathering. Delegates from thirty-two states discuss topics on child welfare, education, crime prevention, home life, and citizenship, with leaders including Mrs. Theodore W. Birney and Mrs. Frederic Scruff.
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National Congress OF Mothers
Denver
Neaver
Convan
Biregta
Ranaon
Theodore W. Birney
Frederic Scrnff
Philadelphia
Mra
Savid
Moats
Albany
N. Vu
Jefferson
D. Gibbs
Angeles
Cal
Reception to new district superintendent hosted by church
Under the auspices of First Methodist Episcopal Church a reception was held this evening for Rev and Mrs I A Beatty. Beatty becomes the new superintendent of the Port Wayne Methodist Episcopal district and will move his family to the city. A S Coverdale, Wayne Street church member, chaired the arrangements committee.
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I. A. Beatty
F. K. Ceell
Mc. Beatty
Port Wayne
Wayne Street
Episcopal Church
Committes
Arrongemanta
Burrows Favors Direct Vote for Senators in 1908 Context
Kalamazoo Mich June 1 United States Senator J C Burrows signals support for re election but backs popular indoraement. He endorses direct vote for senators, praises Taft era conservatism with progressive tendencies, and backs a strong navy and international commerce reforms.
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Kalamazoo
Mid
Unites States
J. C Burrows Winle
Rin
Burrows
Conserva
Taft Thoalamindorsen
Washington river and harbor bill amid conference clash
A torn Washington dispatch reports Congress plans to pass the river and harbor appropriation despite presidential opposition. The Toledo Blade notes a $705,060 conference reduction and lists harbor projects from Sandusky to Toledo with various city allocations. Congressman Barton attacks the river bid while urging a presidential veto, affecting several Ohio solicitations.
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Climnatchen
Washington
Associatad Preay
Indianapolis Stine
Spacer
Bie
Toledo Blade
Wasuncton
Clyera
Darbern
Wil
Senae
Congress
Mmutty
Toseny
Ohio
Sandusky River
Ira
Fremont
Vermillon Harbor
Furbor
Mawnee River
Totedo
Fort Way
Auhtahula
Cleveland
Coringaint
Fairport
Turon
Lorain
Ube
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Mnonira
Sansater
Patt
Furlan
Conference
Apnea Argent
Weather forecast for Indiana and Michigan notes
Foreseeable patterns show Thursday and Friday fair for Indiana with partly cloudy skies and unsettled nights. Michigan expected mostly cloudy to showers with warmer trend late Thursday into Friday winds from the west. May's observed temperatures show maximum around 75 and minimum near 50 with about 9 inches of precipitation.
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Washington
Indiana
Wablume Wittida
Lower
Michlaan
Frias Anges
Frias Anges. Ed. Profioably Showers. Usht Bo Maderna Vardante Wirda
al Fofa Recs
Helm
Norton Named Secretary of the Treasury in Taft Administration
Yuno Jaheriey D. Norton of Wisconsin has been selected as secretary of the treasury by President Taft. Norton will assume duties Monday at the earliest, with MacVeagh traveling to New York for several days. Norton, in his fortieth year, formerly worked with Northwestern Mutual Life and Amherst College alum.
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Washington
Yuno Jaheriey
D. Norton
Chienan
Norton
Xeon
Taft
Mr. Norton
Turing
Treasury Department
MacVeaghty
New York
MacVeagh
The President Coming West Key Stop Details
President Taft plans a four day western trip starting in Washington and visiting Bryn Mawr Ohio Northern University and Jackson. He will speak on higher education for women, attend commencement exercises, and participate in observances including a Republican birthday commemoration before returning to Washington Sunday evening.
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Washington
Taft
Weahington
Tackaon
Ury Mater
Rollene
Bryn Mawr
Ital Diaghier Kote
Bryn Mier
Gana Io Ada OO
Exercians
Ohio Northern University
Hansel
Nes
Mantoc
Moly
Anenk
X Men
General Canter
Jackson
Mleh
St Ae
Backe
Will Wed the Squaw in Bluffton Murder Tale
Bluffton Indiana reports Howard Johnson the groom tied to a sensational July 24 murder case. Florence Besancon, Indian woman, is said to be the intended wife. Johnson allegedly planned marriage after release from prison. Police chief and sheriff confront parole rumors as the case unfolds.
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Ind
Howard Johnson
Ota
Florence Besancon
Jealone
Fort Wayne
Indianapatis
Indianapelyar
India Ween
Tdlanaps
Fmirteen
Johnsen
Sorae
Orlaon
Martin
Martin’ Immediately and Take Her Back On Fork Wayne
Atrect
Joineon
Mia
LaPointe
Wil
Bluttton
Johnson
Bert
Tadlai
Martigs
Uwe
Abe
Brennan
Simart Inetially
Johann Inetoad
Afra
Ramnesa
Jatinaen Talenting
Tadlan
Johanon
Thawena
Welle County
Indianapolia
Powder blast at Utah quarry leaves workers missing
A massive premature powder discharge at the Union Portland Cement quarry near Devil's Slide in Weber canyon Utah kills or mutilates seventeen workers. Fragments of bodies and limbs litter the hillside as searchers comb the area eight miles east of Morgan.
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Goden
Utah
Union Portland Cement Company
Devil's Slide
Weber Canyon
Morgan
Arrests Likely in Louisville Child Murder Case
Police say more arrests will follow in the Louisville child murder case. The mutilated body of a girl was found in an old cistern beneath a porch of St John's Roman Catholic Church at Clay and Walmar streets. Detectives report a sighting as the girl was last seen with a woman near Alma Creek, and the mystery deepens as investigators pursue several leads.
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Ody
St. John's
Walmarstrey
Alma
Havar
Adrivgeiat
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Bulletin
C.D. Norton
Eline Dust
Fairfield and Broad Way
Tapp Construction Company
Pennnsylvania
Iona M. Gick
Natery Publix
Anell
Chicago
Anderic Sehoft
Philadelphias
David Oo. Mours
Willian F Wilson
Paliadelphia
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Genre. MacLean
Inwa
Newell Dwight Hills
Brooklyn
Han. Charlex
R. Skinner
Arthur A. Birne
George KK. Johnson
Med Wrederic Schott
Left
Night Scene
Mra. T. W. Bitney
J. C. Burrows
U.S
Washington Dispatch
Mahler
NEW Aid
Charles D. Norton
W. H. Taft
Mrs. Besancon
Louisville
Mra Tiwe
Alina
Clent
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