New Revenue Plan Belene To Be Adequate
Washington reports a proposed tariff bill outlining new revenue projections. The plan suggests a 22.99 percent ad valorem levy against current 43.6 percent, with estimated revenue changes across income tax, duties, and sugar policy. Senate discussions focus on committee reviews and anticipated Democratic caucus actions.
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Belene
Washington
Senate
Tle
Payne-atdrich
Gaderwood
Warshalls Lost While Motoring Near Capital
Mr Marshall and Mrs Marshall were guests of Governor Marshall for an auto ride north of the capital. The couple joined William L. Elder for an afternoon drive along less familiar country roads, differing from others who spent Sunday in their cars. Mrs Marshall attended services at the First Presbyterian Church and called on Mrs Molly Nicholson, mother of Melie Nicholson, the author.
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Rolis
Marshall Werd Tost
Gue Terman
Marshall
William L. Elder
Pate
Indianapolis
Flist
Molly Nichelaon
Meieith Nichelaon
Federal Court In Session Today In Fort Wayne
Judge B Anderson of the United States district court arrived in Fort Wayne with officials to preside over federal court sessions. Trials expected on several damages cases including one against Port Wayne Electric, with Fred Remypis alleging injury at a local factory. Anderson aims to clear old cases before leaving for Indianapolis.
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Alert B. Anderson
Lie
United States District Court
Fort Wayne
Federal Court
Port Wayne
Fred Remypis
Anderson
Jose
Indianapolis
Fungus Threatens Hoppers in Nose County Farm Crops
Lawrence Kansas field notes report a fungus killing hoppers feared to threaten local crops. University of Kansas officials study whether the fungus can be distributed to control the migratory pests. Farmers worry as hopper deaths may reduce forage and damage yields across several ranches.
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Lawrence
Nose County
Willis
Unter
Abe Iderasshoppers
University of Kansas
Mr. Hunter
Flower Mission Day Observed by Alfen County W C T U
The W C T U observes Flower Mission Day distributing over 1000 bouquets to the sick, jail inmates, orphans, the infirm, and newsboys. The simple gift, tied to scripture, brings thoughts of God's love and cheer to many in June.
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Flower Mission
Alfen
Railroad Physical Valuation Experts To Investigate Frisco Road
Five members of the railroad physical valuation board, appointed under a congressional act, will likely examine the Frisco System to determine its value as part of receivership proceedings. The commission intends to study methods used in the brigging of the property and may take further action after a thorough evaluation.
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Wastington
Dunc O-Tidge Clements Ocms Interstary Commerce
Railroad Physics Valuation Board
Thad Mad
Beransn
Voakim
Sresidenit
Vent Tamer Speyer
New York
Talaation Board
United State
Supreme Court upholds state power to set interstate rail rates
The Supreme Court rules states may fix reasonable intra state rail rates within interstate routes. It also outlines valuation principles for railroad property in rate making and holds Minnesota would confiscate the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad with a two cent fare cap, while delaying enforcement. The court reverses in Northern Pacific and Great Northern cases, and the decision shifts broad regulatory implications for rail commissions nationwide. Continued on Page 2, Col 4.
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Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Minnesota
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
United States District Court For
Minnesviz
Aieir Enfarcaiment
Linden
Imberstate Commieres
Missouri
Arkanées
Oregon
Kentucky
West Virgins
Colurp
Senators Probe West Virginia Mine Turbulence In Charleston
A Senate investigative team led by Senator Borah arrives in Charleston to begin hearings on West Virginia coal unrest. About 100 witnesses, including wine workers and United Mine Workers veterans, will testify on conditions, indictments, and conspiracies tied to operators in the coal fields. The probe aims to assess federal actions and next steps amid industrial strife across the region.
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Waslington
A. Armea
iMy
Vélye
Senate
Sonatura Swinson
Martinu
Shieldy
Borah
Kenyon
Weat
Virginia
United Mine Workers' Organization
Wii
United Ming Workers
West Virginle Couriers
Tdi Ta Weilnesses
Justicr
Norta
West Vir
Cammlitan
Enti
Vieiont
Te Paint Creek
Cabin Ureak
Charleston
Father John Loses Wallet With 10000 Dollar Check
Rev John Kaw persyhoreki assistant priest at Petar e Catholic church lost a wallet containing ten thousand dollars in checks and cash. He boarded a Richfintel car, returned home for a meal, and later discovered the wallet missing. he believes it was lost, not stolen, and notes the checks could not be cashed.
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Ohn Kawpersyhoreki
Petar
Catholic Church
Torbus
John
Richfintel
Lobby investigators probe influence amid Washington lobbying ties
Washington June. Senate lobbying committee hearings reveal sights into how lawmakers and outside interests shape legislation. Former Senator Faulkner testified he represented major railroads for years and provided bills to influence Congress, acting as messenger to arrange hearings. Others from A A Kopf and Landis discussed representing various interests as witnesses.
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Fenate
Washington
Faw
House of Representatives
Climata
Reel
Aten
Congress
Chartey Aa
Faultsner
West Virginia
Samimikees
Faulkner
Mit
Coggiasa
Isiners
Jy Clarke
Benater Cummins
Tinna
Lesue
J. A. Thull
Lower
Col Nelson Wins Case for the Freedom of the Press
Col Nelson secured a victory in a press freedom case after a judge sentenced him to six months in jail for contempt. The ruling stemmed from a clash over publication rights and the judge’s conduct during a prior trial in Kansas, with observers noting the decision underscored limits on press and courtroom actions.
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Col
Nelson
al LW
Woor Netsam Puliisier
Kaneas
Ky Shar
Kansan
Calort
Uta Ferme
Dall
Mack
Ge Judee
Weather Summary Across Regions for Early Week
The weather notes fair conditions in Foyneast and Tower Michigan with rising temperatures and light variable winds. Similar patterns in Thana and Ohio show moderate northeast winds and likely fair skies on Thursday and Wednesday with gradual temperature increases.
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Wastiington
Tower
Michigan
Thuana
Ohio
Illinois
Wheat crop may set new record in June report
Washington June forecast a bumper wheat crop possible to mill over 16 500 400 barrels of flour and perhaps rival the 1901 record. Government estimates 744 million bushels total with 492 million winter grain and 252 million spring wheat. Higher acreage and favorable conditions promise abundant yield though projected harvest may be below last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Canal in Use by January First Declared by Goethals
New York dispatch reports Col. George W. Goethals chief engineer of the canal zone arrived aboard the Pantores at New York. He stated the Panama Canal will be open to traffic by January first and that transit will be attempted by a suitable vessel once water is sufficient. He noted the Fram used by Amundsen should be honored but a civilian craft will likely make the initial passage.
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New York
Tyne
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Coluchel
George W. Goethals
Canal Zone
Pantores
Coton
Attall
Vesval
Amundsen
Police Chiefs Press Social Evil and Suppression Debate
The Washington gathering of the Interment Association of Police Chiefs opened with a welcoming address by President Kecharil Sylvester urging action against fear and authorities. Major 64. Kiser of Norfolk discussed tackling segregated dives and enforcing state and municipal control, while the assembly welcomed figures including Speaker Clark and local officials.
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Kiser
Norfolk
Washington
Glarke
Wyddlur A. Debaston
J. J. Callehan
Chamber of Vom Mores
Suit In West Virginia Mine Dispute Involves White Leaders
The case centers on a lawsuit in West Virginia over mine conditions and union activity. White, president of a miners group, says the organization is willing to have any white act investigated. The miner’s head was among nineteen officers named in a federal lax matter in Charleston last Saturday. White plans to travel to Indianapolis tomorrow.
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Pittshiton
Ini PB
Amirrar
Cermertain
Wirin Dowsh Mane Naira
West Virginia
United Mine Workers Divine
Aeta
White
Virginia
Charleston
Tadianapolis
Terre Haute Slayer Indicts Indictment Plea Challenge
Emil Ehrinayy, wealthy employer, fights murder charge against Edward Wade in Terre Haute by asking a plea in abatement. Attorneys contend the grand jury was impaneled without authority after prior panel discharged and court failed to note filing until after the record showed a month delay. State plans to file a demurrer, seeking time to respond.
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Kral
Richard A. Wernke
Tudge Portune
Confederate veteran tribute honors Owen at state capitol
The event honored Confederate soldiers from Camp Morton, with Vice President Marshall and General Young speaking. Colonel Gwen’s kindness toward southern soldiers led to the first known Union soldier being honored by Confederate veterans. Horace Owen, Gwen’s living son, along with Owen family members, attended on the stand. officials from both Confederate veteran groups viewed the ceremony in the Indiana statehouse corridor.
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Mhimis
Murshid
Indiana
Richard Dale Gwen
Gwen
Camp Alurton
Indianapolis
Imu
Bennett F. Young
United Confederats Veterans
S. A. Cunningham
Non. Owee Armstrong
Memphis
Tena
Camp Morton
Marshall
Ta- Giang
Raleton
State House
Beast
Youn
Owen
Broughe
Horace PL Owen
Colane Gwen
New Harmony
Ind
Chwents
Operators Favor Probe Into Coal Strike Conditions
Charleston West Virginia June 4 Coal operators favor a thorough investigation by a committee of the United States to begin tomorrow regarding strike conditions on Pilisi and Cabin Creeks The statement was issued today by Nell Robinson secretary of the West Virginia Mining Association representing more than 406 workers The association expresses interest in exposing exaggerated claims without consulting operators prior to hearings
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Charleston
Jume
Virginia
United States
Aew
Ale
Pilisi
Cabin Creeks
Nell Robinson
Wrest Virwtcrie Miting Association
West Virgil
Dr Wiley's Pure Food Baby Causes Controversy
Fragmented text discusses Dr Wiley's Pure Food Baby and a claim about pulling out a father's hair. The passage mentions Fava alppertiarkt and garbled phrases likely from OCR. The main idea centers on a contested assertion related to a baby and a father, with unclear context and names.
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DR. Wiley
Ali
Wiley
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