Senate Finance Committee Takes Up Tariff Bill Test
Washington June 7 Democratic lawmakers prepare for a rigorous first run of the tariff bill before the Senate Finance Committee. Subcommittee schedules squeeze time, with changes likely and some recommendations possibly rejected. Chairman Simone convened a Tuesday morning meeting as aims move toward passage before the Senate.
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Washington
Jane
Senate
Hnance
Simone
Niance Committee
Che
Earlieat
Tolmnaon
Bill Geta
Blackhand Letter Sent to President Wilder Stationed in Youngstown
A garbled dispatch reports a Blackhand letter being sent to President Wilder. The text mentions Chevelant and Toltey to Toltey, with unclear dates and locations, including Cuyahas county and July. The readability is limited, but the referenced person and letter aim to influence political figures.
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Chevelant
Glueeyn
Toinaro
Youngstown
Oy Liay
Chirgen
Sendie
A “Blackhawl" Toltey
Wilder
Cuyahas County
Guised As Woman Escapes From Mexico
Douglas, June 7. Georgi Bagardus, a Mexican American teacher, escaped after disguising as a woman to outwit bandits who seized his money. Captured near Goulo, Bagardus was fined $3,000 and led the bandits to his ranch house scene as he moved money through the property.
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Mexico
Douglas
Ariz
Georgi Bagardus
Nis Tower
Goulo
Soviirm Boaardua
Lily
Rhein
Walle
Bani Nere
Eastland Runs Aground In Cleveland Harbor Night Incident
The steamer Eastland with several hundred aboard grounded in Cleveland harbor shortly after midnight. Tugs were dispatched to free her. The excursion boat, known for nightly moonlight trips on the lake, is not believed to be in danger at present.
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Cleveland
Eastland
New Yorker Held on Bigamy Charge at Knightstown
Police report Charles W. Row a New Yorker was held at Knightstown on a bigamy charge. Mrs Guerney Tuttle Real of Farsey City New Jersey alleged the marriage to him was valid and sought evidence. The case involves a prior marriage to Ninety Bailey of Keighstown and a ceremony performed by Charles E. Shade. The defendant admitted wrongdoing after arrest and claimed financial motive amid allegations of stolen diamonds and money.
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Newcastle
Charles W. Row
Jflas
Charles Heazer
Flued
Alfidlavie
Hochaster
Bisland
Miners Strike Tension Rises in West Virginia
Charleston reports a wave of miner strikes spreading from the New River coal field. Leaders of the United Mine Workers and state authorities coordinate as pressure mounts for a general stoppage action. Senior organizer Thor Yaggert oversees West Virginia fields amid ongoing labor disputes and a special convention focused on the New River region.
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Charleston
W.va
Wenlkl
New River
Niwney Ac
Alefke
Heiss
Mine Workers of America
Alate
Eos
Erejine
West Virginia
Calihar
Ronnie
Surgeon Held for Cruelty to Animals
A surgeon identified as Neha F. Sweet faced a court hearing on charges of cruelty to animals. The case, heard in a local venue, involved allegations of mistreatment during medical practice. Proceedings continue with a further hearing scheduled for a later date.
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Neha F. Sweet
Vplerstts Ag
Minashusinn
Indictment Charges UMWA Leaders in Antitrust Probe
Charleston federal court indicts John P White and eighteen UMWA officials for conspiring with Western coal operators to raise wages in West Virginia to curb Western market competition. Names include White, Jayes, Hagerty, Vasey, Cantrell, Hutles, Nin, Edmands, Merrin, Cairns, Griffith, Crago, and district and local officers. Proceeding referenced as continued from page 12.
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Charleston
W. Va. Jimes
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Tima
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Tatso
Jenn ©. White
Frank Jayes
Thomas Haggerty
Joseph Vasey
James Cantrell
Charles Hutles
Mares Nin
George WT. Edmands
Benjamin F Merrin
Ueitvd
América
Diana
John Nutter
Rome Mitchel
S. Reon
BD. Stantey
TS. Cantley
A. T. Lavender
Ranawha Carney
Wene
Virgitda Lind Wilde
Tederni
Alaska Volcanoes in Eruption Across Peninsula
June 7 Alaska reports show volcanoes along the Alaska peninsula and nearby islands erupting with flames and dense smoke. Mount Shishaldin on Unimak Island shoots fire, Pavlos and McCushion smoke, Katmai erupts with ash haze visible from Seward, and western vent fields along Kanin Inlet emit large volumes of steam and smoke.
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Seward
Alaska
Alaska Peninsula
Unimak Pass
Dora
Dutch Harbor
Mount Shishaldie
Unimak Island
Pavlos
McCushion
Mount Katmai
Kodiak Island
Cank Inlet
Disastrous floods prompt calls for universal prevention plan
A muttered address from Indiana officials blasts extravagant spending as floods loom. Maxwell of New Orleans and Mirentar of the Netherlands discuss national measures. A national scheme for flood prevention, storage reservoirs, and downstream safeguards is urged, with focus on natural storage and regional needs.
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Diasapnlis
Hinds
Cirge MT. Maxwell
New Orleana
Nethmndurls
Renthype
Stralahteninae
Etrennes
Menatin
Weather Forecast Fragments From Washington DC Area
Fragmentary weather brief cites cooler Sunday with rising highs on Monday. mentions fair to partly cloudy intervals, northeast winds, and variable light to moderate winds shaping a falllike pattern across Michigan and nearby regions. Includes uncertain spellings and garbled place names but preserves core forecast actions.
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Washington
Duge
Infian Epler
Osurten
Mile Fair
Meserae
Tower Michigan
Gerard and Penfield Lead Latest Slate for Foreign Posts
Washington June 7 After President Wilson's diplomatic nominations were discussed in a Senate conference the following names were listed as likely appointees to ambassador and minister posts James Watson Gerard to Spain Frederic O Penfield to Italy Thomas H Burch to Persia Charles W Mpin to the Netherlands Joseph E Willard to Belgium Ns J Hale to Costa Rica Pp A Stovall to Switzerland Banton McMillan to Peru John Lamb to Cuba B Ty Jefferson to Latino American cavalry Albert Schmedeman to Norway
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
James Watson Geracad
The
Suprems Court of the
State of New York
Spain
Justles Gerard
Frederic O. Pen
Mpin
New Jersey
Princeton University
Joseph EH. Willard
Belgium
Ns. J. Hale
North Carolina
Manchester
England
Costa Rica
Pp. A. Stovall
Sivanrab
Ravennah News
Switzerland
Banton NcMillan
Tennessee
Ny Char Stats
Peru
John
Lamb
Congresarman
Cuba
B. Ty Jefferson
Colorado
Cavatry
Albert Sehmedemen
Wisconsin
Nortrax
Fort Wayne Republicans to Field Straight City Ticket
Benjamin W. Skelton, Republican City Chairman, declares wing critics’ actions repudiated. Fort Wayne Republicans plan a top to bottom straight ticket with Mumgoyan for mayor, Jefferies for clerk, and a strong slate to unite progressives who supported Roosevelt.
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Fort Wayne
Mumgoyan
Judge
Jefferies
Roosevelt
Dre
Benjamin W. Skelton
Trade prospects of U8 in Republics of South America
Congressman Cline discusses expanding U8 trade with South American republics, highlighting iron oil and other natural resources, free transit along great river systems, and growing markets. He stresses rail and river routes will open hundreds of miles of new markets, improving export opportunities for American manufacturers. Continued discussion noted.
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SO America
Trail
Hill
Renehlies
Thys
Panilleienes
Railwate
South
Amerina
Lima
Illinois wins the conference meet at Randall Field
Illinois captures the thirteenth annual conference track meet at Randall Field Madison Wisconsin June 7. The Illini score forty seven and one half points with firsts in five events including the relay and strong showings in most events. Final standings list Wisconsin Missouri Minnesota California Chicago Notre Dame and others, with two records smashed as pole vaulters and hammer throwers set marks.
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Randall Field
Madiam
Wis
University of Ilinois
Ilinois
Ilineig - Wiscanaiy
Missouri
Minnesot Partine
California
Chicarh
Notre Dame
Wadass
Ola
Northwestern
Yo.y
Brake
Gaia
Wisconsin
Shasuel
Silk Strikers Parade at Madison Square Garden
In New York on June 7 a large crowd packed Madison Square Garden to witness Paterson silk strikers’ pageant style protest for higher pay and shorter hours. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Hannah Silverman led over 1,000 strikers including many women, arriving by special train from Paterson. The demonstration featured a miniature mill scene, picketing, and police in staged clashes as authorities moved to control the crowd.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Paterson
N. J
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Hannah Silverman
Na Oiber
aGene
Tau Thes
Mary
Atritacey Wilde
Miss Myon
Wilhiam
Vie Marrviliaia
Sint
Gaticu
Hherill Wartigee
Itrich Quivlan
Wes Atriketh
Nigiltelistin Press
Bnativa
Forced Reformation Tragedy In Archaic Record
A damaged OCR fragment details a violent death within a family dispute. Names and places are garbled but reference to a man dying at his brother’s hands appears, with scattered terms like Indian and Arizona suggesting regional context. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Aaron Igt
Seynti
Ward
Aviaona
Funds Inquiry Sparks Senate Committee Action
A Senate committee, led by Senator Lane, scrutinizes how funds are allocated for a national program. The committee seeks complete information as temp affiliations and appropriations are debated, with testing and potential hearings planned for next week and continued inquiry into funding channels and delays.
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Washington
Dune
Sengiir Lary
Qgistrateh
Seni Senatr
Lane Pikers
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