Pittsburgh Schools Probe Leads to Suspension Call
June 4 Pittsburgh superintendent of schools L Hester faced an investigation by a citizen committee into alleged improper advances toward three women. The board ordered a hearing after a compiled report claimed misconduct and a possible use of official position for personal gain. A separate Laborality charge related to a money claim for a teacher agency, with findings supporting improper conduct but not yielding public details.
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Superintendent of Schools
S. L. Hester
Breed” of Education
Berties
Wee
Usp
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Bumi Mensch
Sullis
W. H. Blevenson
Chamber of
Comueras
J Leonard Levy
Shelton
Bubor Regis Canevin
Waldo Is Scored In Report By Aldermanic Board
New York June 2 removal of Rhinelander Waldo as police commissioner, a two year appointee of Mayor Gaynor, is recommended by the aldermanic committee that investigated the police department after Herman Rosenthal was slain. The report, aimed for Governor Sulzer, was amended to direct removal to the mayor. the board must pass on it. Waldo is described as incompetent and unable to run the department, with charges of administrative blunders and a system of blackmail alleged among subordinates. The mayor later said he would not remove Waldo, claiming the committee’s charges were political.
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New York
Rhinelander Waldo
Gayhorn
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Beaker
Sulzer
Anaion
Board of Aldermen
Gaynor
Waldo
Vouxon
Bla Removay
Gaypur
Walle
Committee O Politics
Nad Mot
British Poet Laureate Alfred Austin Dead in London
London June 2 Alfred Austin British poet laureate since 1498 died today in London. A barrister, critic and political writer he published a youthful work at 13 and later worked as a newspaper correspondent in Fonie. He reported on the Franco-Prussian War from 1870 to 1875.
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London
Alfred Austin
Mindegren
Jondan University
Fonie
Nominal Tariffs Set for Meat and Flour Under Underwood Bill
Washington reports Senate Finance subcommittee recommends keeping meats and flour off the free list in the Democratic tariff plan. The move, part of aligning raw materials with products, sets meat and mutton at ten percent ad valorem and wheat flour at 45 cents per bushel, with oats reduced to six cents per bushel plus compensatory duty. Cattle sheep and hogs would face ten percent ad valorem. approval expected from the Finance Committee later this week.
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Senate
Wiser
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Simmons
Whhinme
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Finance Committee
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Dart
Armour
Swift
Morris
Argentina
Gould America
Swill & Cats
Metabane
Queensland
Canda
America, Packers
Air Hethlin
Trey Manta
Ile
Journal Gazette Business Staff Changes Reported
Miss Margeret Sommers assumes a role at the Journal Gazette business desk while Charis FE Task departs from the advertising department. Office updates reflect staffing moves within the publication and its sections.
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Journal Gazette
Margeret Sommers
Birhes AK
Gazette Nffice
Hana
Weather forecast for Washington and nearby regions
The forecast calls for Tuesday and Wednesday with fair to pleasant conditions. Expect variable winds and a mix of cloudy and clear periods with a chance of light showers overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.
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Washington
Trettina
Politics Not A Slough Of Corruption In Washington
A Washington meeting of the Women’s National Democratic League marked its first anniversary with speakers defending U S politics. Speaker Champ Clark asserted no lawmaker’s vote is swayed by outside influence and credited two decades of policy improvements to engaged citizens. Mrs William Callop of Indiana presided as leaders and notable figures attended.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Congress
James
Txi
William Callop
Sifp
Indiana
Senaine Vardaman
Misaiesippi Tonavaila
House Restricts Extra Session To Narrow Limit
Washington June 2 The house democrats in caucus restricted the legislative program of the present extra session on tariff differences emergency appropriations and elections. Committee assignments were submitted with Underwood as chair and his colleagues on the ways and means committee narrowed the scope. The program as presented by Underwood was binding on key planning committees and limited standing committees to only certain areas. The action followed by others who commented on chairmanships and committee control as the party sought to shape labor banking and currency oversight and avoid broad changes. A silver loving cup was presented to Representative Lloyd of Missouri for service as campaign chairman and the cup acknowledged management of party campaigns.
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Underwood
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Banefler
Miasiuri
Lloyd
Missourri
Silver Loving Cup
Palmer
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Biter
Baanhauvaly
Min
Mierit
Vonzont
Tlls
Jones
Kentucky
Folin
Leer
Toorganize
Flodd
Clark
Wiorida
Elooy
Ha Meade
Donne
Maxsouri
Page
North Carolina
RaDre
Another Daughter to Wed Foreign Gold in London
Mrs K Scoville, mother of Miss Frances Broville, says the wedding to Masrichter and Walter Der Mumm, Paris magnate, will be at St George’s Church Hanover-square London. A cablegram noted the ceremony would occur tomorrow instead of today as the church could not be secured in time.
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Frances Broville
Paris
Torray
St. Gearer'a
Hanover — Square
London
Scoville
President Mutsnai heads north for ten day tour
Washington June 1 President Mutsnai will depart tomorrow for a ten day trip through the North and South, addressing graduations from University of North Carolina and events in Indiana. He will speak at North Carolina on June 4 and at Saunders on June 9, with stops including Terre Haute normal school.
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Inston
North
Carolina
Kentucky
Cmd Hidlann
Ie Spit
University of North Carolina
Saunders
Ure Neahr Fila
Teng YoMey
Ty Indiahapolla
Mejelnelpa
Richird Owen
United States Military Prison
Terre Haute
Japan Approves Peace Plan In Principle
Ambassador Viveane Chinda informed Secretary Bryan Japan accepts in principle the U S peace plan. The proposal calls for a truce of at least one month while world claims are reviewed by an international commission, applying to all ratifying nations.
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Washington
Viveane Chinda
Japan
Bryan
Unitea States
Gene Sikmudries
Polat
Bevan
Prodded Move to Charman of Democratic Committee
Kentuckys Representative Johnenn proposed Democrat chairmanship as the committee faced delay with no clear winner. After appeals for unanimity and postponements, Lloyd and Page remained in post while plans to expand the committee moved forward amid party tension and deferred action.
Notable Fort Wayne Native Returns From San Francisco
Ank Ran pala Patera, known as Mr RA Peters of San Francisco, returns to Fort Wayne after several years away. Once a local boy who never left New Haven, he reintroduces himself amid a wave of introductions as he resumes life in his hometown and discusses his rapid career rise in the Roy Dunne company before taking a traveling role with the San Francisco office.
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Ank Ranpala Patera
RA. Peters
San Francisco
Ronald
Fort Wayne
Seren Secor Ako
New Haven
Neve Fost
Agi Fe
Peters
iMerlin
Pont Ahant
Nince
Haliz
Fem
Malivernia
San Francieso
Bible study group urges rethinking literal hell narrative
Members of an International Bible Students association hold a district convention in Hot Springs. A resolution asks ministers to discard the phrase four words and cease teaching literal interpretation, challenging the notion of hell as tomb or grave.
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Internationel Bible Studensa? Association
Hoar Opinion On Sherman Law Discussed In Steel Inquiry
Evidence in United States Steel Corp dissolution case cites late Senator George F Hoar with an 1889 opinion supporting wire firms pooling to fix prices output and profits. Judge Gary described the document as from Washburn and Moen, reflecting early steel industry beliefs that pools were legal. The matter raises whether such agreements could be prosecuted, with courts to determine reasonableness and lawfulness in future cases.
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York
Junt
George F. Hoar
Amastachietts
United States Steel Corporation
Corporation ii
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Flef
Washbirn, Moen & Co
Worcester
Mays
Vater Hoan
Washburn-Mucn Company
Senator Hoar
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Convenes to Consolidate
June 2 Washington reports the convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen begins a 25 day session to choose officers and a permanent headquarters. Cities in contention include Seattle Oakland and Bowdon with talks of reuniting with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and possible construction laws changes.
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SDN
Rela- Bates
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Seasion
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Bowttan
Eld
Editor Nelson Discharged by Court in Contempt Case
Jefferson City Missouri supreme court unanimously discharged William R Nelson owner and editor of the Kansas City Star from contempt of the Jackson County Circuit Court The court ruled the Star article contemptuous but freed Nelson on grounds that Circuit Judge Guthrie prepared his opinion the night before the trial for contempt
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Missouri Supreme Court Today
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Nelson
Kansas City Star
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Guthrie
Insane mother kills little son in Kentucky home
In Frankfort, Mrs Clara SeManaway confessed to fatally striking seven year old Raymond McManaway with an axe after claimed accidental timing. Police took her into custody for investigation as physicians suspected mental instability.
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Clara SeManaway
Gearza Acmatrong
Anotier
Raymond McManaway
Wee
Phisiciagas
Senators Reveal Personal Pressures Behind Tariff Testimony
Washington June 2 The Senate spent hours grilling five investigating subcommittee members about the insidious lobby alleged to seek changes to the tariff bill. Senators testified to wealth poverty and business ties as they recounted attempts to influence tariff revisions, while spectators listened for clues to lobbying influence. The trail proved elusive with many witnesses offering personal appeals rather than concrete evidence, and the crowd thinned as the day wore on.
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Senate
Wilson
Toalso
Seiaburiale
Synatar Ager
Ecots
Deslarad
Hari
Bud
Eangri
Tunipht
Dynamite Plot Trial Involves Boston Textile District Figures
Boston June 2 A testimony in a properties case ties the dynamite plot to prominent locals. Taxicab driver Arthur Pira recounts transporting a device from President Wood to Franklin and Washington streets, then to clubhouses of the Boston Athletic Association.
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Evidene Inten
Wond
Diikers
Wiliam Merean
Oa x
Tonlay
Waar
Atteaux
Dennis T Collins Wen
Curt Street
Franklin Street
Boston Athletic
Collins
Titlenay
John J Brean
Breen
Sid
Attimwe
Ernest
Pilman
Andover
Breed
iMinny
Pitsnan
Neemling
Pranklin
Washlaton
Pire
Cook County Election Tangle Deepens With New Juries
June 2 Cook County board delays ruling in election list fist fight as judges appoint grand juries and a special prosecutor. Judge Cooper sues State’s Attorney Hoyne and Chicago Examiner for 100000 over the contested election bid, amid accusations and legal maneuvering.
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Tokelong
UWO
Backes Hayne
Atale
County Board
McCarmick
Kersten
Hoyne
Cooper
Andrew An Lawrence
Hoye
Chirazo Examiner
Jidge Cooper
Ator
Lawsenen
Battle toll reported after Chi huahua clashes
Bulletin from El Paso reports about four hundred killed in Saturday combat between Ciudad Juarez and Santa Rosa forces in Chihuahua state. Rebels and federals withdrew after heavy fighting, leaving mixed casualties.
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Chihuahua City
Santa Rosa
Chihuahua
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