Democrats Use Board's Figures On Wool Tariff
The tariff board report argues two sevenths of sheep are producing wool at no cost to growers, making mutton profitable. It explains New Zealand training and breeding methods lift wool output, while American wool production lags due to lack of enterprise and education. A gradual duty plan plus protections for varied wool products is debated, with emphasis on improving American mills and labor efficiency.
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Ford
Tab Board
Tariff Board
New Zealand
Wilson
America
Germany
Duvericrn
Theo
Tntreland Raten
Dedicated Tablet to Early Settlers Observation
A large crowd gathered at the Matthias Huge farm to witness a dedication ceremony in Kik Tha Wenund chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. A bronze tablet, fourteen inches tall, honors early settlers of Madinon county, with Miss Alice King of Hope, Ind., cited as an honored participant whose father was the first white child born in the county and whose Moravian missionary grandfather was martyred in 1806.
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Miler Enat
Kik Tha Wenund
Daughters of the American
Madiaon County
Brethren in Session at Winona Lake War sa w
Delegates from across the country gather at Winona Lake for the annual Brethren in Session conference. The crowd fills the venue as thousands attend the large religious gathering with ceremonies and anticipated proceedings. Delegates also travel for the annual convention of railway workers and engineers with President Wilken expected to receive the visitors on June 4.
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Church of the Brethren
Winanslatte
Hell
Washington
Sime 1
Wilken
President Wilson defies norms with quiet church visits and rest
The article notes President Wilson welcoming the inquiry into a tariff lobby and outlines his approach to governance. It discusses his stance on reform, his meetings with Congress, and his habit of balancing work with rest via the Mayflower yacht, plus his church attendance pattern and preference for private, steady routines.
Fires at Shiels Road station cause damage
News from Glasgow reports fires started simultaneously in two waiting rooms of the Shiels road railway station causing damage before extinguishment. Madrid notes Count Alvera de Mumenones who resigned May 30 is restored as premier after consultation with King Alfonso XIII and ministers.
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Luftragartes Ae
Togo
Shiels Road
Madrid
Alvera Ae Fumenones
Minnistry
Alfonso
Hs Majesty
President Wilson Precedent Sparks Capitol Debate
The article notes a controversy over President Wilson visiting the Capitol and meeting with lawmakers, seen as an attempt to influence Congress. Historical comparisons cite John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, while public reaction ranges from shock to amusement at the idea of presidential access to the legislative chambers.
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Capitol
Ancesson
Congress
Heranes
Euruman
Wilson
Tesa
Rexsian
uMtoma
Neokwerma
John Sdams
Thomas Teferson
Woendraw
Wilken
House of Representatives
Adilress
Mme Racelynati
Jefferson
Wandraw
Wilko
Wilson Fon
Tom
J Aletroat
McKinkar
Juhn Schwartekont
Wentz
Tife
Ministers Leave for Europe on Continental Mission
Rav Monry B Master of First Presbyterian and Rev A J Zattman with wife of Grace Reform church depart for New York to sail to Liverpool Thursday aboard an Cunard liner. They will visit Aberdeen June 12 to 27 for alliances meetings and tour King's College and Edinburgh. They plan to visit England Italy Germany Austria and return via Rotterdam mid autumn.
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First Presbyterian Eye Aml
A. J. Zattman
Grace Reformad Chur
New York
Liverpool
Zastmaan
Myra
Zatmin
Aberlaen
Scotland
Aberdeen
King’s College
Jetrates Willhol
Barlater
Balmorel
Jos Aberdeen
Mrs. Zartman
England
Zinach
Vinith
Italy
Germany
Avatin
Weaner
Rotterdam
Police Nab Suspected Burglar After Pursuit in Indianapolis
Indianapolis officers arrested a Black suspect after a high speed pursuit ending near a Virginia street area. Witnesses described the burglar as young and destructive, with police stating they found evidence of break ins at several homes and reports of loud alarms from the neighborhood.
Engineer Killed in Train Wreck at Moorhead Crossing
A train wreck near Moorhead Mink injures and kills an engineer. The DailyCot reports the Greac Northern line collision at a crossing when the engine left the rails and the passenger car was thrown, with one car overturning and riders tossed from their seats.
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Moorhead
Mink
Wilfled
Viteryeany van Ser Ney
Benieht
Philadelphia Boy Demonstrates Angle Sector Invention
Sydney Grose, a 14 year old Central High School student, claims to have created an angle sector device that can bisect angles non traditionally. Professors from University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University review the cardboard instrument, noting its novelty and testing its accuracy on non right angles.
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Protic
Igher Mathematire
Johnathan
Rorer
Willare Penn High School
Spanish Officer Held After Dramatic Confrontation
A report from Madre, June 1, says Captain Sasches confessed his guilt to a military judge after a confrontation with his daughter regarding the murder of Don Garcia Jalon, though authorities deny the report. Details mention a body found near the military college, and May events involving Joan Mig who won $1,000 at an event. Federal elections show slow returns with regional party tallies and suspended counting, three women detectives among the noted unsuccessful cases.
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Don Garvia Jalon
Joan Mig
Military College
Sanchez
Australia
Jung
Argua
House of Representatives
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Liberals
Later Party
Fustonista
Becaynn
Dillon to Manage the Baltes Hotel
David Crosby, moved from Drottton to Fort Wayne five years ago, resigns as Baltes Hotel clerk and will move to Lima, Ohio, to manage the new Walco Hotel. Crashy Dillon will oversee Knapp as hotel manager, with Knapp leaving for the Lime nerentier frenter. Walther Wal the hotel company seeks new managers. Miss Foster from Hartford to join as clerk.
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Fort Wayne
Drottton
Baltes
Lima
Walco
Crashy
J. MM. Dillon
Willan
Knapp
Mar
Frenter
Lime Nerentier
Tix
Wal Thu
Tutte
Scnapp
Dillan
Aadtr
Schirmerer
Dayton
Dilan
Miss Foster
Hartford
St Harford
Tad
Will
Lafayette
Spose
Fire alarm at Fort Wayne Foundry after boiler test
Smoke nuisance triggered a fire alarm at the Fort Wayne Foundry and Machining Co. on Superior Street. Fire crews arrived but found no blaze. the test boiler set off the alert. Frontier talks between Tulgarian and Serviah premiers aimed at easing tensions along the border.
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Waelesminke
Fort Wayboa Foundry and Maehing Company
Ptople
Hiad
Charley Spillner
Aristine
Tox
Flood peril threats many waterfront cities across nation
In June 1 dispatch from Washington a senior Army Corps of Engineers official and Mississippi River Commission president Colonel C M Townsend argues flood dangers come from unchecked deforestation and river encroachment. Senator Newlands proposes a 50 million dollar program for forest protection and reservoir control, citing Volga, Croton, and Nashua river regulation as models. Townsend favors storage and reforestation while warning against excessive dam building and urging coordinated rivers policy across states.
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United States Army
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National Rivers and Rhacbers Congress
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Open Sunday Pictures and Moral Reform Debate Strikes Wayne
William A. Grieser argues before the Fort Wayne ministerial association for closing Sunday picture shows. He condemns Sabbath violations, urges law enforcement, and promotes church and YMCA programs as alternatives to Sunday entertainment for the public good.
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Ktams
He Evans
Hugo
Tg Men
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Jawa
Amon
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Othure
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Townsend Bill Seeks Federal River Conservation Trust
The document argues for a federal system to regulate rivers from source to mouth with engineers and water experts, appointing permanent service heads. It rejects flood control by reservoirs and afforestation, dismissing Senator Newlands and warning the plan could lure the nation toward centralized river management. The proposal calls for 559 million annually for ten years.
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Col. Townsend
United States
Prayer Book and Rosary Theft Near East Creighton
Police report a purse snatching near East Creighton Avenue on St Martin Street. A prayer book, rosary, and pennies were stolen from Miss Mahava Knutrinn, with suspect described as a Negro male who fled east then north. officers Grime and Elsenhuk obtained a description and warned to arrest any stranger Negroes.
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Creighton Avenue
Iraq
Misa Kautimin
Tema Street
Mina Kakiaan
Ana Ora
Hilt
Henot
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Pam Elsenhuk
Wolf Home Robbed in Friday Night Break-In
A residence at 741 West Thee 1 Wold etreck was entered by a mob Saturday night. The steal was small, with recovery noting an amount near 1.28 dollars. Journal Gazette ads reported results.
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Pope To Celebrate His 78th Birthday
Pope Pius XII marks his 78th birthday with telegrams of congratulation from around the world as he enjoys a quiet day with relatives and entourage. Cardinal O Connell of Boston called on the pontiff before departing for home.
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Rome
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Bishop Brent Travels in Steerage on Caronia
The Right Rev Charles L. Brent, Episcopal bishop, travels in steerage aboard the steamer Caronia arriving from Liverpool. He praises the steerage passengers as migrants who may become American citizens and discusses religion, politics, and the Philippians during a stop in New York before heading to Washington to meet the Secretary of War and the State.
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Caronia
Liverpaol
Charles U
Lirent
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Carania
Great Britain
Washington
Ranfer
Binte Tryan
Philippiers
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