Methods of Burns jury packing urged as reason for pardon
Washington June 4 The case centers on alleged improper jury selection by detectives and government agents in 1905 used to convict Willard N Jones in the Oregon land fraud matter. The Justice Department reportedly considers pardons for Franklin P. Mays and Hamilton Hendricks on grounds of denied constitutional rights.
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Washington
Thecamson
Taft
Branting
Willard N. Jones
Oregon
U. S
Department of Justice
Franklin PF. Mays
Hamilton H Hendricks
Mays
Mitchell
Herrman
Hendricke
William J. Burns
Petit “Jutes
Jones
Burns
Christ
Buran
W. Scott Smith
Into
Tha
Tatetlor Hitchcock
Hamer
Jonee
Hin Builtord
Aly
Conditions Improve in Cuban Province Reported
Washington June 4 evidence points to better conditions in Cuba per dispatches. The Spanian-American Tron company at Dalquiri reports the American torpedo boat Paducah remains on standby while a dispatch notes many workers have returned to their jobs and resumed work.
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Washington
Cuba
Tron
Dalquiri
Paducah
What a Fort Wayne Man Says About Advertising
A Fort Wayne man narrates how advertising shapes daily life influencing choices from breakfast to office work. He lists brands, products, and items encountered before duty, highlighting pervasive advertised goods in food, clothing, vehicles, and office supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Kalmnis
Hartschartner-Mark
Burssey
Auto
Roussey
Senators Spar Over Inevitable Fate of World In Laughter
In Washington on June 4 senators Reed of Missouri and Bacon exchanged lines about the world’s end during a Senate in the house. Reed spoke of a single man whose passion could cause world events to turn and burn with fervent heat. The remarks drew laughter from the chamber.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Senate
House
Ian
Bacon
Belgium in turmoil over education and riots
Brussels reports Belgium convulsed by post election unrest with killings and wounded across cities. Labor protests surge as clerical victory sparks fear among conservatives and civic guard. Schools split between church and public, with the church to fund any favored schools, stirring tensions.
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Brussels
Belgium
Routers
Svep
Ox Follues
Church Schogia
Clerica
C. C. Gilhams in Critical Condition at Lagrangh
Clarence J. Gilhame, former congressman from the Twelfth District, lies in a dying condition early this morning. He is not expected to rally and his death appears imminent within a few hours as medical efforts focus on the phynich method.
Traction service urges more Belt Line cars for rush hours
The article argues the traction company must supply enough Belt Line cars to move people quickly during rush hours. It urges city authorities to require continuous operation on all lines, noting time equals money and the company could earn more with expanded service for south, east, west, and southwest riders.
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Traction Company
Greenland
Main Street
Editors Coin to Fort Wayne 250 Strong Thursday
A jagged schedule lists editors gathering in Fort Wayne on Thursday June 6 for registration at Anthony hotel at 9 39 PM with meetings at multiple venues including hall and courthouse. Friday includes rides to city points of interest and a banquet at Anthony hotel followed by addresses by Cyrus Clute Samuel Bi Ra lston and Gov. Thos R Marshall. Saturday details show interurban transport to Country club and return times.
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Fort Wayne
Perine
Flver
Anthony Hotel
Bestacas
Ilke Hall
Bulike Ase
Apshony Boel
Anthony Notes
Court House
Hobison Park
Anthony Hozel
Princess Sith
Cyrus Clute
Samuel Bi
Ralston
Thos. R. Marshall
Oglack
Tuntheon Oat Country Club
Celts
Indians Democratic Editorial Association Meet in Fort Wayne
Delegates of the 26 member Indians Democratic Editorial Association will arrive in Fort Wayne for a three day session. Southern editors travel by Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction lines arriving 5 40 Thursday evening with four special cars. Senator Stephen B. Fleming and aides arrange hospitality with a reception committee and host editors during their stay. Samuel A. Ralston gubernatorial nominee will keynote Friday night at Princess rink. Fort Wayne extends welcome to the delegation and local officials plan the events and arrangements.
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Organimion
Prougabers
Indians Democratic Editorial Association
Fort Wayne
Northern Indiana Traction Company
Anaft
E. A. K. Hackett
The
Sentinel
Hermann Mackwitz
Freie Presse-Atante— Yeltung
Anselm Fuelber
Journal-Gazette
Stephen B. Fleming
Editora
Editera
Indiana
Baltimore
Homer
Samuel A. Ralnton
Princeserink
Fortenhyne Haa
Indiana Democratic
Usha
John Wessel
GG. J. Christen
Harman Strode
Frank Hoban
Julian FF. Branko
John Hoffman
Harmon victory in Ohio Democratic convention preliminary
Governor Harmon gains control of the Ohio Democratic state convention’s preliminary organization by appointing Georges and Long as aides. Senator Atlee Pomeroy, the intended permanent chairman, lost in the permanent organization vote 1 to 7. A unit rule appears likely, boosting Harmon toward the Baltimore convention and the state ticket nomination.
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Harmon
Ohio
Georges
Long
Froy
Atlee Pomerang
House
Ky H. Moore
Pomerane
Baltimore
Atata
Garrett Attorney Addresses Ashley Convention
Garrett attorney D. Brinkerhoff, executor of his Garrett firm Mouitz & Hrinkerhoff, yields to friends urging his name as a candidate for prosecutor of Dikalb and Steuben counties on the Democratic ticket. The legal convention is set for Ashley on June 11 per official notice.
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Garrett
D. Brinkerham
Mouitz & Hrinkerhoff
Friends
Dikalb
Steuben
Democentii
Ashley
Dio
Taft Captures Orio's Big Six At Ohio State Ticket
Columbus June 4 The Republican state convention closed after awarding President Taft six delegates at large to the national convention by a vote of 390 to 262. The state ticket including new congressmen will be chosen at the adjourned session set for July 2. Taft strength was clear in credentials and the first test of strength, a poll on Roosevelt, favored Taft 398 to 259. Roosevelt supporters argued votes would shift at Chicago.
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Columbus
Taft
Rogreevelt
Roonevelt
Chicago
Te C. Caylin
Dble
Burton
Ohio
Walter E. Brown
Roosevelt
Chias
Lawmakers Battle with Reporters in Capitol Corridor
Washington June reports describe a chaotic House hearing scene where Representatives Thomas and Annin clashed with reporters Kirby and Annin in a heated corridor bout. Eyewitnesses recount rounds of wrestling and slings, police involvement, and a claim of political dust yet no official action announced.
Ministers' outing ends in tragic baseball accident
In Lafayette Indiana on June 4 a foul ball at a ministers game injured Rev. Charles A Stebafodso 50 causing a concussion. He lies at home in critical condition after being struck on the head while catching. Rev Manfred C Wright was at bat when the foul ball struck the pitcher Fred Sickafoose.
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Lafayette
Ini
Rious
Ministers’ Association
Battleground
Charles A. Stebafodso
United Brethren Church
Manfred C Wright
Westside Methodist Church
Fred Sickafoose
Sickafooee
Butt
Mack Sees Fine Chance for Dem Democratic Success
New York June 4 Norman E Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee says the party may field several presidential hopefuls and one could defeat Taft or Roosevelt If half of what Taft and Roosevelt say about Republicans is true the GOP should be indicted Mack plans talks with Urey Woodson in Baltimore and on June 18 or 20 the committee will elect temporary officers and make Baltimore convention arrangements
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New York
Teft
Roosevelt
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Republican Party
Mr. Mai
Hoone- Ivelt
Mack
Urey Woodson
Oations Committee
Baltimore
Archbald Case Nearing a Close
June 4 investigation by the House Judiciary Committee into charges of improper conduct against Judge Robert Archbald of the Commerce Court was concluded with testimony taken. Action to be decided in a closed session tomorrow. Archbald declined to defend himself on the witness stand.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee of the House
Dudge Robert WW
Commerce Court
Notar Ae
Archbald
Xo Ing
Charges graft in building rentals in Washington
Washington reports graft charges in government building leasing amid debate on the legislative and executive appropriation bill. Senators allege annual rents total about 3.686 million, with estimates suggesting up to 1.5 million yearly, and criticize the high charges as wasteful compared with private rents.
Fares Committee at Delegates Meet in Chicago Preview
Preparations were completed for the 60th meeting of the Republican National Committee in Chicago. The session faces a tangle over open hearings, seating of delegates, and the selection of a temporary chairman with Elisha Root or Roosevelt supporters likely to be involved. Controversy surrounds Victor Rosewater’s chairmanship and possible replacement, with William Ward expected to arrive as a Rooseveltl ally and Bernes' proxy added to the mix.
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Chicago
Jung
Republican National Committee
Repator Elthu Root
Roosevelt
Kin Assecinen
Attenton
Catriaua
New
A. B. Howell
Nebraska
Victor Rosewater
May defer vote on Lorimer quit for the month
Washington June 4 The senate will not vote on the resolution regarding the Lorimer seat until after national conventions negotiations and party considerations proceed. Senator Millingham proposed postponement to Senators Lea and Kern to ensure full attendance at a time of great political meetings.
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Washington
Senate
Trimer
Mwinots
Lea
Kern
Millingham
Lorimer
Dingham
Labor Defense Fund Ties to Bribery Claims in Darrow Case
Los Angeles June 4 The prosecution linked money alleged in the Darrow juror bribery case to the McNamara defense fund of the American Federation of Labor. Bert H Franklin testified the bribe money came from Samuel Gompers, AFL president, and that 4000 was drawn from the fund and sent to Darrow. The defense requested a pause after Franklin’s cross examination.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara Defense Fund
American Federaton of Labor
Bert H. Franklin
Jorom
NeNemore
Aesertion
Uey
Clarente 5
Darrow
George N. Lockwood
Wilpeas
Hi. H. Flather
Natisons Bank
Jny
Flather
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Franklin
Lockwood
Gompers
Fredericks
M¢Namara Defense Fund
American Federetion of Labor
Linpileute Hilo
Weather forecasting notes for Warrington area
Weather bulletin outlines variable winds and rising temperatures through the week. Forecasts mention unsettled conditions with periods of sunshine and possible showers in parts of Warrington and surrounding regions. Temperatures are expected to rise toward midweek with cooler nights.
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Marshall
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