Standpat Adams Named G O P Chairman Despite Opposition
Adams, a pro business organizer and lumberman, was elected GOP chairman amid trouble from Roosevelt supporters and Progressives who opposed his selection. He has long allied with Taft and Cummins, and is described as a wealthy, sportsman politician who treats politics as time for work rather than ambition. He previously fought rivals in Iowa and earned a reputation for firm organizational skill.
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Wil H. Hays
Hnais
Prosresei
Manis
Roosevelt
Rep Noblican
Taft
TJ Roosevet
Jon T. Ring
Adams
Iowa
Yeats
High Court Ruling on Estate Taxes and Unresolved Cases
The High Court upheld the Woodward estate deduction for 1918 estate taxes in computing net income, ruling the tax payment deductible under income tax rules. Several cases remain undecided, including Wyoming-Colorado water control and a Colorado contract dispute, with others not to be reargued.
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United States Steel Cooperation
Sie
Alan BH. Woodward
Alabama
Woodward
Tha Cotorade
American Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Fragmentary 19th Century Legal News Items
An OCR fragment references Sherman antitrust action against Lehigh Valley Railroad and assorted lawsuits and court actions involving Michigan and Oklahoma Texas cases. It notes reversals, investigations, and initial steps in long legal proceedings with scattered mentions of New Jersey and York areas.
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Uevenier
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Proviatons
Up Priming Presse
Oklahoma
Texas
Hess
Anither
Jersey
York Bar
Lasker Named to Head Ship Board
Lasker slated to lead the shipping board amid Harding aims to salvage government assets. The veteran adviser and negotiator, long linked with major GOP figures, is pressed to run a lean, efficient operation while protecting national interests.
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Lasker
Ship Board
Two Bold Robbers Hold Up Car Man
Report of a street robbery at a city car, with two assailants escaping. A motorman, Crump, shouted for help and alerted police but no arrests were made. The incident follows a recent spate of similar hold ups in the area.
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Wien
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Gather in Muncie
Delegates arrive in Muncie for the twenty sixth annual convention of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty. The event will be held tomorrow with many state and national officers in attendance.
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Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Muncie
Leaders of Zionists See Attacks Amid Shakeup in Ohio
In Cleveland an administration report on Zionist activity triggered resignations of seven of eight officers and other high level changes. Key figures including Julian Mack faced scrutiny while the World Zionist Organization and Keren Hayesod funds drew mixed reactions from leaders abroad and in America.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dude
Julian W. Mack
Zionist Organization of America
Ton
Koibenburg
Congress
AL Wolnberg
New York
Incse
Horneaburt
Keren Haresod Om
London
Corral
Palestine
Keren Hayesad
Wise
Byrong
America
Rabbit Silver
Mack
Obimse
Convention
She
Keren Hayesod Fund
Buy Bigniet Congress
Eles Paws
Aitiert
Toonsider Zionist
Nevrinsicais
1 Iwitter
Mi i Horite
Decker Defendants Placed on Stand in Murder Trial
Testimony centers on Virgil Decker and Lavett Lovett case with F E Ferguson and Albert Fowler detailing an alleged trip to a cabin on the Tippevance river and a murder related plan. Police Chief Ben Phillips, Fred Decker and Lydia Kerkerkey testify as the trial includes insurance policies naming Fred Decker as beneficiary and Lovett’s body findings.
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Lavette
Suter
Vi Decker
Urban
Musas
Virgil Decker
Lavett
Tippevance
Cal A. Ferguson
Ace
Atwood
Decker
Polic
Fred Deck
Chia
Jan Shari
Albert Fowler
Ben Phillips
Marion
Virgil Device
Star
Iff Fowler
Leroy Lovett
Eeker Void
Lovett
Elkbarr Ih
Deckers
Laren
Fred Decker
South America
Paulins
Fowinr
Laurence Bollinzer
Decker Farm
H Ley
Uler Lovert
Amsey Haggert
Fikhary
Elkhart Ip
Lovet
Sben
Lydia Kerker
Gll
Fradt
Calvin
Charzad Barille
Sheri
Moon
House puts U. K. on war holiday
In a stalled debate over a 7 1 2 billion budget, lawmakers clash on wartime measures. Economy advocates push for deeper cuts and a smaller standing army, led by Senator Pharah of Idaho, while opposing senators from Wisconsin and Nebraska resist. The bill's fate hangs on Senate considerations scheduled for Thursday.
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Page
Senate
Senate Debates Army Reduction and Personnel Provisions
Senators sparred over military spending and personnel cuts amid debate on reducing the army size. King Led by demand for trimming the force while other members pressed for lower costs and reallocation of funds. Wadsworth and Baker faced questions on readiness and the justification for current defense appropriations.
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King
Borab
Demwuse al
Wadsworth
Epsre
Stepdaughter of slain Clevelander in toils continues
Confession reveals Mrs Brickel and Marian Me ardie implicated in the crime at Mrs Baber home. Brice claims uncertainty over number of attackers while confessing involvement in altering rooms to simulate a burglary. Nurse Petersbeck and a guest named at the scene are noted. Kaber, semi-paralytic, had a male nurse present. Baber at Cedar Point the night of the crime. Brickel asserts Marian Me ardie knows the killer and will reveal the truth. Brickel held at police HQ. Me ardie arrested. Kaber indicted earlier and to be extradited from New York.
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Fran Paps
Haber
Cedar Point
Cleveland
Stanton
Brickel
Marin Mearde
Mrs. Brickel
Miss Mearde
Ot Kuber
Miss McArdie
PESTILENCE PERIL BRINGS COMPULSORY WORK
A Pueblo Chieftain led tally lists about 25 persons aiding relief as waters recede. Governors and federal figures urge immediate contributions to flood relief in Pueblo and surrounding districts, with the Red Cross coordinating funds and on-the-ground aid.
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Pueblo Chieftain
Pueblo Eitiens
Arkansas
Fotnain
Cotorado Springs
Shane
Colorado
Pucic
Unon
Calorada
Uribe
Flood fears sweep Arkansas valley with calls for aid
Government and state leaders urged federal relief for Arkansas valley flood victims. Governor Shoup cited transport as the main need and called for 20 million dollars for emergency use as Dodge City and surrounding areas brace for Arkansas river flooding. Missouri and Colorado reports warned rising waters threaten lowlands and utilities.
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Dodge City
Kas
Arkansas River
Morse
Colo
Syracuse
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Buerness
Nidge
Armer Flees After Shooting Neighbor Defiance Ohio
Nine men with Sheriff Hughes pursue Armer after a neighbor shot in Defiance County. A 20 mile manhunt follows, ending with Hopkins’ residence searched and a moonshine still seized. Hopkins, Hopkins family protected. Byers seeks $300 note restitution.
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Defeance
Ohio
Hughes
Paulding
Aml
Washington
Mewisius
Wofiance
TG Bynes
Grover
Patking
Wren Byers
Hopkins
Ryer
Bers
Steel Industry in Decline Warns Schwab at South Bend Dinner
In a South Bend gathering honoring Studebaker president Albert Erskine, Charles M. Schwab warned the steel industry faced a forty year low and urged a new industrial fabric built on economy to prevent Germany from benefiting postwar. Gov. Warren T. McCray and Dr. John Cavanaugh also spoke as global trade tensions and neutralization debates surfaced.
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South Bend
Ind
Jon
Charles M. Schwab
Kuhl
Mr. Schwab
Albert I. Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
Schwab
United States
E Maksé
Germany
Warren T. McCray
John Cavantugh
Washington, D. C
Notre Dame University
U S Trade Struggles with China and Japanese Aims
A fragmentary article notes historic tensions over China in the early 20th century. It cites Japanese efforts to recognize Korea’s independence, control ports and Manchuria, and seek concessions. It mentions indemnities after 1900 and widespread treaty port influence, with the United States pushing a principle of opposition to such concessions.
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China
Japan
Korea
Formost
Pescaderes
Ipee
Arge
Shantunz
Manchuria
Mongalia
Port Arthur
Russia
Bonar Kezble
Shang
Hankow
America
Unitag
Fire in Indianapolis Destroys Crescent Packing Plant
In Indianapolis on June 6 the Crescent packing company plant suffered a major blaze that nearly leveled the two story frame building. The fire caused an estimated loss of 75000 dollars and wrecked almost all the stock of dressed meat.
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Indianapolis
Crescent Packing Company
Frick
Death notices from local papers list multiple services
Obituary items report funeral services for Gustav Malowsky Elizabeth Russell Adaire Millie Stailey Thames Currie Joseph Whitemere and others. Services are set at homes churches and cemeteries with interments at Concordia Columbia City Catholic and local graves.
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Malowskky
Gustav
John Milles
Summit Street
I'S Cytheran
Concordia
Russell
Elizabeth
Collins
Ind
Klaehn
Columbia City
Adair
Wilk
Staley
Millie
Puram, Street
St. Pearets Cathelic Church
Glock
Catholic Cemetery
Currie
Thames J
Loyal Order
Manse
American Legion
Ferie Street
Mra
Joseph
Servieta
Grabill
Farr Wayer
Dr Mc Hibben to Speak in Fort Wayne on Weekday Religious Education
A plan to introduce fuller Protestant religious education for children through church and public school cooperation will be launched tonight at a Christ church dinner. Rev Frank M Mc Hibben, director of weekday religious instruction in Oak Park and Evanston, will speak. The ministerial association aims to allocate part of each day for religious instruction by qualified teachers, a method used with success in other cities. Over 100 reservations have been made by ministers and supporters.
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Christ Further
Amuncia—Ion
Frank M. McHibben
Oak Park
Evanston
Bin
Coloss
McRkihban
Openetter
Railways Call for Further Wage Cuts and Regional Pay
Railroad representatives urge deeper reductions and a pro rata overtime payment plan. Mr Walker argues wage scales should follow Interstate Commerce Commission regions as an alternative to uniform schedules. W Higgins states western lines oppose June 1 decision and demand restoration of last year increases.
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Walker
Te Inter
Staté Commerce Commission
W. Higgins
Western Roads
Hicksville Woman Succumbs Suddenly
Mrs Tally Thompson died suddenly at her home in Hicksville after an illness related to a recent operation in Fort Wayne. She leaves her husband and four sons. Local obituary notices note her passing and the family's loss.
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Hicksville
Jeene
Tally Thompson
Ima Uilorgane
Fort Wayne
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Isis
Johnsunder
Chicare
Medi Me
Harding
Hes
Smerican Jewis
Bela Ouen
Prstuom Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
House
U. K
Clevelander
Dent Harding
Puebio
Otheneato
Pontritas
Gromwaleh
Bane
Fort Wayne Tire and Rubber Mfg. Co
Fort Wayne Tire & Rubber Co
Jacobs Ave
Jacobs Avenue
Consolidated Sales Co
Indiana
Armer
Trace
Washington Hopkins
Rarther
Philander Knox
Ching
Chinehow-Sigun
Pithovs
Knox
U.S
DR. Nvkibben
FT. Wayne
Journal- Gazette
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