Countervailing Duty Debate on Print Paper Probed
Washington June 6 The Senate Finance Sub committee chaired by Senator Johnson of Maine debates the paper schedule of the Underwood tariff bill. A potential amendment would levy a countervailing duty on print paper imported from Canada of up to two and a half cents per pound. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association opposed any countervailing duty, but the matter remains unsettled with a possible lean toward imposing the duty. The bill would apply a 12 percent ad valorem import tax, while the countervailing duty targets Canada amid pulp wood restrictions. The proposal would extend the added tax to print paper and would affect any country or subdivision imposing export charges on paper or wood pulp used in its manufacture.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Johnson of
Mains
Canada
New York
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Aloh
Coluran
Danville Fire Ravages Main Street Block
A blaze swept a quarter block in central Danville destroying five two story brick structures on Main Street north of the public square. Estimated loss about 69000, contents mostly removed earlier, walls left standing. Fire began around 11 in a presser department of a bakery. cause uncertain, gasoline explosion suspected.
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Danville
Ind
Jung 6
Tames
Cauging
Public Square
Main Street
Washington Street
Aaberdaghery Store
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette May 1913 circulation statement
The document reports the period from May 1 to May 31, 1913 detailing circulation figures for The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. It lists daily circulation totals, distribution channels, and geographic reach within Fort Wayne and surrounding areas, highlighting weekday versus weekend variations and printing editions.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Aes Aer
Mele Ie
THE
Journal-Gazette
Cth
Tiblinhers
Theodore C, Domane
Theotara
Tridane
Fay
Federal inquiry into West Virginia coal fields may have wide impact
A special Senate committee led by Senator Claude Swanson prepared to travel to Charleston on June 10 to take testimony on the Paint Creek strike. The inquiry aims to uncover conditions in West Virginia soft coal fields and could influence national views on mining issues. Local operators warn the probe could provoke unrest while stressing the federal government rarely intervenes in state mining matters. The panel seeks to verify rumors tied to labor strife, governor Hatfield’s administration, and possible Sherman anti trust or mail interference violations.
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Washington
Senate
Charleston
Claude A.J. Swanson
Virginia
Paint Creek
C. C. Watts
West Virginia
Goysmnor Ai Haid
Wil
Hatfield Sprai
Col
T' Vingon
Watts
United States
Borat
Thia
West
Mint
United ’ States Mail
Swanshn
Senator Townsend Questions Wilsons Tariff Influence
In Washington on June 6 Senator Townsend of Michigan accused President Wilson and the Democratic caucus of unduly influencing the tariff bill. He said the president’s denunciations of lobbyists could force senators to oppose just amendments. Other senators pushed to recall those who testified as the probe tightens.
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Townsend
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Michigan
Democratic Secret Caucus
Congress
Reed
Walsh
Wilson Hid
Nelson
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Bsle
Treaties in Senate face renewed arbitration doubts
Washington reports indicate a renewed push to renew twenty three arbitration treaties with Great Britain Italy Spain France and others. Debate centers on whether ratification would force The Hague settlement of Panama canal tolls and how the Japanese question shapes U S policy toward compulsory arbitration.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Ialy
Spain
Hague
France
Arage
Panama Canal
Burt J Turing
Panama
Ing
United States
England
Bacon
Foreign Relations
Discharged Superintendent Heeter over Immorality Charges
After weeks of inquiry the Poitsburgh Board of Education voted to discharge S. L. Heeter, superintendent of public schools, for immorality and improper advances toward women. One member, Miss Beulah Kennard, opposed. Heeter was absent as the vote took place late at night amid a 1000 page evidence record from a six-member committee. Earlier in March Heeter faced charges from a former wife and was acquitted in criminal court. The board had ordered a city committee to probe further, and their report culminated in the guilty finding and dismissal.
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Poitsburgh
Board of Pulls Education
S. L. Hooter
Beulah Kennard
Jil
Board of Education
Heater
Tha
Hoeter
Rims
Aasaliak
Therink
Attar Ais
Scenvol Childern
Siuputerinlandent Hooter
Beard
SABE DRINKS PAINT COLORING AND DIES
Strom Indy June Larra Lamming aged yearn daughter of Mr and Mrs TM Tramming died this morning at the family home from the effects of poison colorant found in the cupboard and consumed Thursday afternoon. Medical efforts were to no avail. Funeral service is scheduled Sunday at 11 o'clock at Colmdia.
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Strom
Indy June
Lara Lamming
Monterey Lands Refugees From Mexican Ports
The Monterey steamer arrived tonight from Mexican ports carrying refugees bound for Texan cities along the border. A man who had been cut off from usual means of travel ferried two boats with passengers across a stormy fogbound route via the railway ceremony line. One passenger aboard was Mrs Henry Lane Wilson, wife of the United States ambassador to Mexico City.
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New York
Monterey
Mexican Porta
Mexico City
Ambassadors Chinda and Guthrie Toast at Banquet
Baron Chinda and Viscount Guthrie attended a semiannual dinner in Pittsburg honoring Guthrie, with Secretary Bryan arranging and pinning remarks about U.S. and Japan relations. Chinda apologized for reading in a foreign language while expressing gratitude for the privilege.
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Pittscuurgh
Jung
America
Cunda
Ghinda
United State
Japan
Death-Toll From Auto Accident In South Bend
South Bend, Ind. June. Joseph Turneck, former sheriff and prominent local businessman, was killed tonight when his car started unexpectedly while he was cranking it. He was struck after stopping to avoid a collision, and the motor, engine, and transmission failed as the car crashed into an iron post, causing fatal injuries.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Turneck
Tolka
Turneck
Tia
Weather forecast for Indiana and surrounding regions
Weather outlook for Saturday and Sunday shows showers in central portions with cooler temperatures. Sunday will bring brisk variable winds turning north and northwest with seasonable conditions across Indiana and neighboring areas.
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Asrunet
Porecaat
Saturtas
Sunde
Indiana
Roder Wawer
Michigan
Geller Again Named Treasurer of State Bakers Association
Willam F. Geller of Uselty is re elected treasurer of the Indiana Master Bakers Association at the Detroit meeting linked with the Tri State Masters Bakers association. Officers include Joseph Bayler, William A. Thomas, A. J. Stubbs and Frank Middieto with Richard Cunningham and August B. Thaw in key posts. The tri state group, split over a motion, plans another convention in 1911, with Fort Wayne hosting a future session if desired, likely next June.
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Willam F. Geller
Uselty
Indiana Master Bakers Association
Detroit
August B. Thaw
Indianapolis
Tri-State Association
Inddian
Ohio
Michigan
Nhat
Bloderwall
Fort Wayne
Vandals Destroy Property at Park Damages Reported
Park vandalism prompts Robison parish manager GH Williams to pursue the offender after injuring a play structure and knocking a head from a statue. Williams notes prior property damage and mentions a barn at the park hired to furnish music for a coming week.
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GH. Willams
Robison Paris
Fersanand
Williams Angs
Berghoff Detroit Cigar Stand Prized Privilege
Detroit firm Berghoff secures a ten year state privilege for its cigar stand in a historic deal. Charles Rind, now manager, has reinforced loyalty to Rotelliand and Berghoff amid competing interests in the establishment.
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Detroit
Mime &—the
W. Watean
Las
Stata
Intel Sizar Brivileer
Fieueea
Charles Rind
Ha Fertatrald Rotelliand
Mane Peat the Berghort
Japan and United States discuss land laws and treaty issues
Cabinet debates a note from Tokyo on Japanese land legislation amid U S constitutional concerns. President Wilson and Ambassador Chindi weigh arguments while Secretary Bryan travels to Pittsburgh. Officials caution California wealth and alien land laws may test treaty protections and prompt legal contention.
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Washington
Japan
Beer Wen
Preslident
Tilson
Jet Bassett Moore
8 Department
Noty
Bryan
Pittsburgh
United States
George W. Guthrie
Wilson
Chindi
Yeglerdly
Tokia
Cohchils
Origha
California
TAFT VISITS WASHINGTON AS PRIVATE CITIZEN
Prof Taft arrives in the national capital to attend a memorial commission meeting and to renew old acquaintances. He retried from the presidency earlier this year and is here as a private citizen amid a light welcome at Union Station.
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Ashington
Lane
Whiam
Taft
Kent
Linenin Memorial Compuision
Cellewlie Old Arquaint
Tees
Irine Toy
Trem
Washington
Banidtedes
Tlan
Mr. Taf
Winchell Faces Tough Task as Frisco Receiver
Benjamin J. Winchell, Frisco lines receiver, conferred with Judge Sanborn on receivership. Wide investor interest, especially French investors, signals ongoing prominence of the case as we follow the receivership action and its impact on the company.
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B. I. Winchell
Frisco
ST. Paug
Jame
Benjamin J. Winchell
Frisco Ines
Sanborn
Mr. Winchell
Girl Seeks Wedding as Bank Robbery Suspect Held
In Indianapolis a 19 year old Fort Wayne girl and Ed D Bushee alias James Williams, a 19 year old man linked to a Cleveland bank robbery, are detained as police hold them as witnesses. Detective Pappert weighed if marriage would be allowed while the girl, once a ward at Good Shepherd, awaits court action and a possible further ward status.
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Ed D Bushee
James Willams
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Evans
Fort Wayne
Pappert
Bushas
Origen
Renin
Calumn
Black Lily in full bloom at High Street garden
Emanuel Zorbaugh of High Street opens his garden to the public to view the striking Black Lily described as nearly coal black and thrice the size of a Calla Lily, now in full bloom.
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Emanuel Zorbaugh
High Street
White House denial of new policy on tobacco trusts
Washington June 6 officials denied any formal shift in policy toward trusts amid reports that Attorney General McReynolds proposed no graduated excise tax on tobacco output. President Wilson and the attorney general discussed the matter noting it was an idea under consideration and not an administration policy.
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Washington
McReynolds
Wilson
House
Tobacco Trust
Hebse
Opimuils
Ailey Géneral
Ile
Senate Anance Committee
Aldrich-Payne
Sdistussle
Hitch
White House
Tobacc S
Sogilled Tobacco Trust
Supreme .Court
Bagturara
McReynn Authers
New York
M McReynolds
Marriage Turbulence Prompts Court Action in 1909 Case
The report describes a troubled marriage between Mittind and Mangiet, noting prior separations and a later reconciliation five months after a separation. Mrs Mamyan Bin domearie seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty and asks the court to dissolve the marriage, while the husband contends. The piece references a famed beauty reputation and a dramatic domestic dispute.
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Munyen
Minne “Ha
Messtinger
Oman
Mangiet
Yen
Mimyan
Alent
Mamyan bin Domearie
Abiiyen
Mitte Lore
Fon
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