Great Honor Paid Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 6 Cardinal Gibbons received a grand civic tribute. Notables including President Taft, former President Roosevelt, Chief Justice White, Ambassador Bruce, Speaker Clark, and Senator Root attended, praising his long service to church and country as crowds filled the 15,000 seat armory.
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Gibbons
Ballimore
Vais Coutry
Washington
Carmal
Crochera
Macyiand
Iork
Cannan
Taft
Watt
Roostvele
Sneeker Clark
Pias
Crothera
Talmade
Peta
Icharch Ag
Rome
Order
Alwaya
Altaya
Mat Maryland
Cathelic Yoontcel van Bone
Tts
R&r Neishbor
Prison bill targets factory closures for political impact
Washington June 6. Rep Baehne Indiana proposes penalties up to $5000 or five years for threats or coercion by corporation managers or others to influence members of Congress or close mills for political purposes. Rep Belma adds penalties for employers who intimidate employees in elections. Underwood says he was warned that allowing unrest in the steel industry could close Birmingham mills and hurt his political standing.
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Washington
Underwop
Steel Trust
Baehne
Indiana
Congress
Belma
Underwood
Birmingham
Ald
Chicago Weddings Void Declares Judge Dateline Peddler License Conflicts
Chicago authorities faced a wedding surge deemed largely illegal as a judge voided numerous marriages at the city’s wedding parlors. The piece notes conflicts between county and city processes, a judge outside Chicago being invited to marry, and a push to regularize June marriages with a county offer to charge for officiant services. The report mentions Justice Stacey in Evanston, the county building, and Sheriff Zimmer’s role in coordinating June ceremonies.
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Chicago
Jane
Willate Stacey
Evanston
Win
Stacey
Phily Fignmin
Tudor Cooper
Waters Near Clear on Maine Battle Ship Recovery Efforts
The first phase of lifting the battleship Maine began at 3 pm with pumping reducing water inside the rear fortum cofferdam. Crews report a visible stretch of the starboard quarter deck and no sign of leakage as pumping plans resume June 13 before a minute survey and continued work over three to four weeks.
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Havana
Juni
Roosevelt Backstage For 1912 Campaign
Washington June 4 Prestdens Tats In his canndses for the presidential nomination in 1912 will receive the undwelted endorsement of former President Theodore Roosevelt. Reports say Taft has received strong backing and Roosevelt may stay neutral or back Taft, with insiders noting a warm personal friendship between the two leaders. A meeting in Baltimore between Taft and Roosevelt was reportedly arranged, suggesting strategic talks about the campain’s direction. Continued on Page 10.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevalt
Roose
Ancevett
Caring Gibbons Jublige
Ballinareteey
Roosevelt
Taft
Campais
Colobel Roose- Velt
New -York
Figs
Alm
Baltimore
Rane Heads War Veterans Address on Memorial Day Fees
War veterans group heads to the legislature urging a law to prohibit admission fees for Memorial Day events and entertainment. George W. Powell of Indianapolis criticizes automobile races and athletic exhibitions on Decoration Day. testimony referred to the legislative committee. De Terre Haute and Fort Wayne speakers noted with limited opposition.
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George VW. Powell
Indianapolls
de Terre Haute
Wiliam
Ranke
Fort Wayne
War delegates elect department commander in state event
Unanimous election saw Charles F.iltmer of Sour Bend succeed T. J. Louder of Bloomington as department commander. Frank Walst of Lafayette withdrew from senior vice commander, and Herman C. Kelm of Lafayette won junior vice commander. Whbne Erna of Muncie elected judge recite and Joan Morrison of Lafayette defeated W. Harnett for department surgeon. James Fy HI of Muncie chosen marshal and A. L. Littell of Jeffersonville, vice, with no inspector. Delegates Bailey Vincennes Walsh Frayates and E H Blaer chosen for the delegation to Oklahoma City in August. Parade ended with a military street pageant and serpentine procession. more than 5,600 attended.
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T. J. Louder
Bloomington
Charles F. 2Iltmer
Sour Bend
Frank Walst
Lafayette
Genlar
Herman C. Kelm
Tuffayette
Kelm
Triearly
Harvey
Anarshal
A. L. Littell
Jettersonvite
James E. Bailey
Vincennes
Frank J. Walsh
Frayates
W. Blaer
Huntington
Oklahoma City
Aurual
Militar
Greerim Meridai
Wayne Lal
Orien
Supreme Court to revise equity rules to curb delays
Washington June 6 Chief Justice White announced a committee to revise the rules of equity practice in U S courts. Members include Justices White Lorton and Van Devanter. The reform aims to modernize ancient chancery procedures blamed for delays and high costs.
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Washington
Cniet
Justles
White
Tihmors
Fhite
Fragmentary election slate from Toledo and Montpelier
Fragmentary OCR lists officers and members for a local American organization. Names like Dr. Smish as vice president and George W Spohn as secretary appear, with unclear locations Toledo Montpelier and partial roles. The text hints at a forthcoming semiannual meeting and farming or social group activities.
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Follemtog
Ifauident
Aw Smish
DRYS WIN RST AT MUNCIE IN REMONSTRANCE CASE
REPORTER NOTES THE DRYS WIN FIRST ROUND IN COUNTY COURTROOM AS WET Faction MOVES TO STRIKE REMONSTRANCES. ATTORNEYS FOR WETS CLAIM SIGNATURES WERE INVALID IN SIXTEEN WARDS AND REQUEST JUDICATURE? IMPACT OF CITY VOTE IN COUNTY OPTION ELECTION AND DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE WITH COURT FOCUS ON PROTESTS AND EVIDENCE. THE PUBLIC GATHERS TO FOLLOW THE DAY'S HEARING.
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Muncee
Tnd
Juan
Muncie
Sacand
Ingal
Vt Tyrense
Herman Goes 10 Prison for Assault on Boy
Auburn jury convicts Daniel Mermayn of aggravated assault on a boy after a one day trial. He is sentenced to state prison for fourteen years. Prosecutor cites Mermayn’s prior criminal history and a prior escape.
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Herman
Boy
Auburn
Ind
Daniel Mermayn
Eeleck
Russell Keaiman
Ten- Festeold
AW. G. Kahin
Mervinn
Ton
Paluri
Daniel Hernan Han
Crauhls
Bitton
Mal Rity
Tong
Steel Data and Inquiry Into Steel Trust Mentioned
The Senate inquiry into the United States Steel corporation drew statements from Chairman Stanley and others. The administration and Attorney General reportedly did not favor a formal resolution, while Parker of Nashville urged action before the Judiciary Committee. Read continuation on Page 10 Column 1.
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Ental
Wickersham
Therhouse
Srhlch Ik
House
Chiirraan Stanley
Hiei
Colaerson
Myrself
Stqlla Seed Corporation
Ptve
Senate
Steel Corporation
United States
Parker
Nave Aerseys
Howse
United States “Steel Corporation
Department of Dustine
Local Weather Forecast Feels Mild With Moderate Winds
The forecast calls for generally fair weather with light to moderate winds. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 70s, with a highest around 78 and recent rainfall near 8 inches noted yesterday.
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Hrijans
Tilingis and
OhlowsGenerally Fair
Pasdar
Thureday
Twelfth District Clubs Pledge Service and Reform
A Port Wayne meeting of the Twelfth District clubs showcased pledges to social service and education reform. Speakers highlighted child labor, school inspection, and the value of women’s involvement in education and local governance, with emphasis on federal and state cooperation.
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Tiwelfth
Gilstain
Conaressional
Port Warne
Altsbur
Peaos
Symsey Park
Not
Jarringtone
Bistrict
Edward ’F. Wilson
Fort Wayse
Grace Julian Clarke
In- Sisnunnus
Iim
Rst
Club Waren
Clarke
Clark
Vive” Lockwead
Pie Watan
Jalis
Sugar hires Han who uncovered frauds in customs
Secretary MacVeagh announced that Cieries FP Montgomery will head the customs service, praised for uncovering sugar frauds and recovering about 2 million dollars in lost duties for the federal treasury. The move forms part of a broader rehabilitation plan for the company.
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Washington
MacVeesh
Cieries FP
Montgomery
Customs
Wessurs
American Sugar Refining
Montauivety Bam Amich
Tmder Way
June Goes to a Sherman Collision Near Columbus
A traffic collision on the Pennsylvania railroad tonight involves eight freight cars and two passenger trains. The incident causes severe injuries and apparent deaths linked to a New York connection. several persons are injured. Police and rail officials investigate the wreck and assess damages along the line.
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Columbus
Fort Wayne Loses Eagles Convention In Cadence Shuffle
A three-fourths caucus at the state Eagles convention in Logansport tonight chose Indianapolis as the next convention city. A regular meeting place for the order was designated, ending Fort Wayne’s bid and outlining the capital as the next gathering site.
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Fort Wayne
Eagles
Logansport
Indianapolis
Lightning Claimed Dexter Plowman Tinssell Young
Tinssell Young, son of Supervisor Young, was killed by lightning while plowing near Dexter, Missouri. A wife’s dress was torn from her during the event.
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Effingham
Tinssell Young
Dexter
Supervisor Young
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