Gag Rule Battles Shape Postal Savings Bill Action
In House debate the ruling party advances a gag rule limiting amendments as a postal savings bank bill moves toward passage. Insurgent Republicans clash with Democrats over quick action and party discipline. The rule, proposed by Rep. Dalzell, restricts amendments and confines debate to a single night, while insurgents and leadership trade charges of insincerity and partisan maneuvering.
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Dixon
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Undarwond
Alabama
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Dalzell
Gustar Sivings Bank
Thole
Cmileiam
Historic House Debate Over Amendments Sparks Raucous Session
The House clashed as members taunted each other over 600 amendments to a charity bill. Reading from the congressional record, Mr Clark defended votes on the amendments while Rep Weems set a new timetable to resume the bill Thursday at 11 and aim for a final vote that evening.
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Yen
Gay Tee
Migsourt
Clark
Weens
Massachusetts
DAL
Quake Death Toll Rising In Naples Province Avellino
A strong earthquake centered in Avellino province, Italy, caused extensive destruction across Calltri Ban Sosalo and surrounding villages. Telegraph lines were down, deaths and injuries reported as homes collapsed and residents trapped. fears spread for Valuta and Potenza area towns with isolation from communications continuing.
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Italy
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Avellino
Calltri
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Rulna
Ban
Sosalo
Housan
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Ban Aele
Potensa
Valuta
Mission Day Flower Drive Sets Thursday Events
The article notes a Thursday Mission Day flower drive by the WCT A with stations at 318 East Wayne, 2440 Shamans Avenue, 790 Columbia Avenue, and 1167 West Biath Avenue. Members will spend the day canvassing and coordinating efforts at these locations.
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Mamierin
Taglone
Dave Tothe
Ww. J.ttle
Moanofge
Judge Skelton Honored as Indianaplis Department Commander
The Indianapolis host confirms Judge Reuben W. Skelton of Fort Wayne honored as the new department commander of the G. A. Ry at the state encampment. Appointments named adjutant general, inspector, judge advocate, staff officers, and key chiefs include John K. Fesler, John F. Hammell, M. O. Sastin, Joan D. Alexander, Frank Crawford, Charlie Wheat, and J. T. Clemant, with postings across Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Bedford, Bluffton, and Crawfordsville.
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Indi
Mardison
Repiamin W. Skelton
Fort, Wayne
Mantering Oficer
M. OM. Sastin
Bluffton
Joan D. Alexander
Bedford
Frank
Charles K Hamilton to Try for Biplane Record
Charles K Hamilton prepared for a potential new biplane record in New York as part of a flight arranged with the New York Times and Philadelphia organizers. The event highlighted Hamilton's ongoing efforts to push early aviation milestones.
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Charles K. Hamilton
New York
Jung
Clark
K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
New York Times
Uncle Joe Gets Even in Congress Turmoil and Honoring Order
In a heated session Speaker Cannon struggled to maintain order as insurgent senators led by La Follette clashed on amendments to an all road measure. Bristow and Clapp supported the fray while accusations and interruptions filled the floor. Cannon warned that lack of decorum would invite enforcement.
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Clapp
Minnesota
Cannon
LaFollette
Boma
Chanon
Senate
la ¥ Follette
Conuin
Fourth of July Celebration Committee Formed at Anthony Wayne Club
A committee at the Anthony Wayne club planned Fourth of July events and fundraising tonight. Members include Hiner, Leikauf, Heine, E Baker and others to solicit funds, stage athletic events, music, speeches, and prize activities for a monster celebration.
Laymen Plan Conference Program Meeting in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne and Allen County laymen mission conference committees meet at 10 30 this morning at the First National to map an outline for the two day gathering. The June 15 and 20 program will be set as chairmen of programs finance arrangements publicity deputation and executive minutes lead committees with Rev Edward W averti of Trinit Episcopal Church as executive committee chair.
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Fort Wayne
Allen County
Hunt
C. H. Worden
Hb, Bint
William Campbell
R. S. McGee
James MM
McKay
J. W. Winehart
Walter Cook
Ralph Yarnettt
N. Longworth
Grinwold
F. Ww. Mitra
Deputalion
T. He. McCormick
L. W. Hills
EB. W. Lewis
Edward W.averti
Trinit Episcopal Church
Cvominutes
July 4 Celebration Plans by Anthony Wayne Club
Committees met at the Anthony Wayne club Laat and decided to start immediately for a July Fourth celebration at Honey Park. A finance committee led by J Hunter, Frank Leikaut and others was named to raise funds and organize a monster attraction with patriotic speeches and prize events.
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Anthony Wayne Club
First Shot Means War at Bluefields Nicaragua
Bluefields Nicaragua June 7 A confrontation erupts after General Rivas threatens to bar entry to any nation’s vessels. Commander Harald K Hines replies that any first shot against the American flag or vessel will be annihilation. Tensions rise amid threats to American consul Thomas F Moffatt and US interests in the harbor.
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Nicaragua
Harald K.hines
Dubuque
Rivas
Madrid
Bluefields Bluff
United States
Washington
Hines
Madriz
Thomas F. Moffatt
Fom
Weather forecast for Wedgesday and Thursday
A June weather note from Washington predicts increasing cloudiness on Wednesday with possible showers later, followed by more rain and warmer conditions on Thursday. Winds shift southeast to south, and temperatures are shown as moderate with maximums around 70s and 40s in places.
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Washington
Mehinan
German American Trust Company Formed In Fort Wayne
The German American National Bank directors decided to organize Fort Wayne’s new venture the German American Trust Company with capital of 700000 dollars. Stock will be offered to shareholders and on the open market, subscriptions already reaching 20000 dollars. The bank and trust firm expect to complete incorporation this week and elect officers and directors after filing. A new vault and equipment order has been placed and preparations for stationery and office supplies are under way.
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Alond
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Takewlhur Root
Hewr
Woak
Protest Against New Market House Ordinances
A council committee wrestled over proposed market house ordinances as pawnbrokers and second hand dealers led protests. Gardeners object to a $2 per stand fee and lease forfeiture for consecutive days, urging a Saturday night market instead. The committee pushed to report favorably and advance the ordinance ratifying contracts for Calhoun Street plans.
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Calhoun
Roosevelt Awarded Honorary Degree at Oxford
Theodore Roosevelt received an honorary degree at Oxford in the Sheldonian Theatre amid a record reception by Oxonians. The Romanes lecture, “Biological Analogies in History,” drew praise as Roosevelt energized the audience with forceful rhetoric. Afterward, he hosted 160 Americans including Rhodes scholars for lunch, and a dinner followed with university officials, as plans for the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria voyage were noted.
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P “Auhough
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Roonevelt
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FLPB
Grimtha
Mit
Cecil Rhodes
Oxonians
Tambunnadar
Whitelaw Reid
Ineveral
Mro
Rognnvelt
Ehnnerilar
Alareabilenca
Southimplan
Iowa Republicans hold tight race amid partial returns
Des Moines dispatch reports incomplete results with 16 percent of precincts in. Governor Carroll leads over Warren Gavet by about 2000 votes, while Progressive challengers contest several districts. Race details for sixth to eighth districts remain in doubt as counties report scant data and a major horse racing note interrupts the narrative.
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Towa
Carroll
Warren Gavet
Prout
Hull
Kennedy
SW. Brookheart
Smiths
Smith
Atiormay General Byers
H. M. ‘Fewner
J. N. Dareah
Pinchot in Fight on Taft Plea for Lands
Washington June 7 Former Forester Gifford Pinchot travels to Washington to urge against permitting the president to withdraw public lands for conservation. He clashed with Senator Smoot over an amendment limiting withdrawal and expanding exploration under mining law. Pinchot’s ally Dolliver plans to press for the amendment as the bill moves forward.
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Washington
Pormer Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Washinston
Smoot
Binschot
Nib
United States
Daliivar
Pinchot
Rovernment’ Service
Formite Foresters
Chamopion
Dolliver Faye
Hia
Making Uniform Interurban Rules Session Seeks Countywide Adoption
The interurban rules committee of the American Street and Interurban Railway Associatio n met yesterday in Fort Wayne to draft uniform governance for all interurban systems in the county. General Manager C J Kermmans presided as the panel reviewed existing methods and planned a formal report to the association. Members included C D Emmons of Fort Wayne and Warbane Valley Traction, Michal of Indiana Plan Traction, Carpenter of Wester Ocean Electric, Griffin of Rochester Railware, Coolidge of Oregon Electric, and W Brown of Westerly Pennsylvania railways.
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C. J. Kermmans
Menther
Hem
Ternen
Daironch
Majestic
C.D. Emmons
Fort Wayne & Warbanh Valley Traction Company
Michal
Te Indiana Nlan Traction Company
Anderson, Ind
Carpenter
Wester Obin Electric
Griffin
Rochester Railware
Rochester
M Y
Coolidge
Oregon Electric Rail
Gays
Portland
Ore
W. Brown
Pennsylvania Railways
Connetlyrilie
Dalzell Accused of Vote Fraud in Pittsburg
June report alleges Representative John Dalzell faced accusations of vote fraud in Pittsburg. Details unclear as the snippet mentions a fight and a doctor named RJ, with no clear outcome or attached official action. The fragment hints at political misconduct concerns surrounding Dalzell and possible impeachment or challenge to return to Congress.
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John Dalsel
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