Senator Beveridge Defends Tariff Provision in Senate Debate
In Washington June, Beveridge led a revival of tariff discussion endorsing a 250000 expenditure to study administration under the Tariff Law while opponents led by Senator Hit objected. The debate touched on the dry goods appropiation and the push for a broader tariff commission, with Gallinger and Hale interrupting and calling Beveridge’s stance dangerous to the law’s integrity.
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Hale
Washington
Beveridge Belhe
Lucit Commission
Hide
Beveridge
Benator Beveridge
Gallinger
Deveridge
Bishop Alending to Confirm Classes at Fort Wayne Diocese
Rt. Rev. Hid. Alending, bishop of the Fort Wayne diocese, will visit Tipton to attend confirmations and services. He plans events at Calboile Church in Joho the Baptists on Monday, an orphanage gathering at Lefer, and a college event in Cattexeville near Rensselaer on Tuesday.
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Hid. Alending
Fort Warne Diocene
Mrnves Tomingshy Tipton
Joho the Baptists Calboile
Leferatte
Cattexeville
Rensselaer
Mrs Long A Playwright At Fort Wayne Recital
Mrs Long a Fort Wayne playwright near recitals recounts a poem and drama in progress. Winlin A Brady and Lang are mentioned in connection with the project and copyright details are noted. The piece hints at two dramas The Home in New England and another titled The Wet in Love with production by a manager.
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Fort Wayne
Winlin A. Brady
Ummes
B. Lang
Iain
Lave
York
Fred
Miy Brodugs
New Haglan
Sen
Tone Bee
M. Chie
Cag
Mmnagor
From deck hand to the U S Senate in Florida
Jacksonville June 1. A crewmember on a St. Joan's river steamboat aims for the United States Senate. The onboard worker, named Derek Bond, plans a political climb from deck hand to senator.
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U. S. Senate
Jacksonville
Fla
Derek Bond
St. Joan's River
United States
Agreement on Bail Bill Reached in Senate Conference
Washington June 1 A conference on the administration railroad bill reported progress with Attorney General Wheher aba at both Leing's nearing una iL. A tentative agreement was reached on the long and abort provision aligning with Senate and House amendments. No details were released but a compromise on the stock and bonds provision was noted and discussed amid opposition to federal regulation of corporations.
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Washington
God‘ Houss
Guns Cracked Claim in Naval Yard Debate
Washington June 10 Rep Hughes of New Jersey alleges sworn affidavits claim ing that certain weapons orders were altered by experts to favor the Bee Jehom Sirol company. He argues the changes affect gun deployment for the navy yards during a conference on fuel appropriation.
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Washington
Jehom Sirol
Exnerte
Pias
Hughes
En Joregy
Witteshia Int Navy Yards
Housa
Mir. Roperta
Mr. Hihes
Roberta
Unknown Foreigner Killed At Dunfee
A deceased unidentified foreigner was found near the tracks at Wusses after a fatal incident aboard the Nickel Pinto imieka. Coroner A. J. Kesler ordered burial in Lindotwood, with authorities reporting mutilation and missing identifying items.
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Dunfee
Wusses
Lindotwood
A. J. Kesler
Union Station Bluffton Trade Union Talk
General manager and transit officials discussed plans at Bluffton yesterday and again last night about consolidating lines and locating a new depot. The proposed union of the Toledo Union Fort Wayne Wabash lines would create a single station, but no final site has been selected.
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Hieezrin
Trenaqportation
Runk
Baeedy
Waste &Wabashey Traction Company
Hmmons
Bluitton
Hinilton
Wallating
Wai
Fort Wayne & Wabtah Yauley
Governor Marshall’s Lost Trunks Missing in Kentucky
The governor arrives with cheer and humor but finds his trunks missing on a game train at the depot. Consternation hits the party as Bronday morning freight records show the trunks did not accompany Marshal. The governor jokes that Roosevelt was in Norway, so he will proceed anyway, suspecting the trunks were sidetracked somewhere in Kentucky.
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Marshal
Iis
Nashville
Mtv
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Roosevelt
Keantucky
Tower for Postmaster at Decatur
Washington June 19 The president sent the name of William Tower for postmaster at Decatur Ill to the Senate today.
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MR. Tower
Decatur
Washington
Wiliat Ta
Senate
Commencement at Indiana University Graduation Day Observed
Bloomington pupils and university members gathered on the campus slope for the 18th graduation of the senior class. Curtis Shake of Vincennes spoke for the seniors and O. B. Fore of Liberty addressed the group as the peace pipe ceremony began.
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Bloomington
Ind
Welhouse Ub
University Canna
Watke
Curtis Shake
Vincennes
O. B. Fore
Liberty
Ilgitts Olke
Indiana
County Council Approves 16000 For Public Lavatories
County council approves a total of 16000 to build and equip public comfort lavatories to match the main courthouse building. They previously deemed 10000 insufficient and authorized an additional 5000 after appeals from local leaders. The lavatories will be open day and night and staffed by competent attendants for the public.
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Board OF Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
County Council
Yeatertay
Talehe
Wyss
Bott
Freniee
Congress Urged to Create Tariff Commission
A national Tariff Commission proposal, backed by Rep June convention advocates, is presented to Congress as necessary for independent study of tariff questions. Republican leaders warn that Payne bill issues risk party unity while urging a permanent commission to provide balanced, evidence based recommendations to lawmakers.
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Washington
Thia
Midignapolis
Gaveridge
Songrusa
Jacerat Yénrm
Congress
Payne Villand
Wisciussler
McUns
Ie Payne
Tarift Lesista
Yadar
Weather forecast for Saturday and Sunday in Washington
June 18 forecast notes fair Saturday with north winds, rising temperatures. showers possible in northern areas later Sunday. Temperatures range from lows around 40s to highs near 60s, with brisk northwest winds and reorganized conditions in the evening and overnight.
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Washington
Big Chorus for Laymen at City Missionary Convention
Four large choruses drawn from local churches will perform during the Laymen’s Missionary convention on June 19 20. Rehearsals and seating arrangements involve West Jefferson Street Church of Christ and nearby venues with services split among three city sections led by laymen and missionary workers. A denominational gathering from Indianapolis and Chicago aims to include ex Vice President Fairbank. Tickets at churches Sunday morning June 19.
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Jefferson Street
Curfat
Domnile Jane
Ciy
Wryne
Actien
Indianpolis
Chicago
Fairbank
Enat
Wirat
Prince Said
Yialed
Eale
Mont of the Chivehies
Cline Seeks Lower Duties for Woolen Goods
Representative Cline of Indiana introduced a resolution urging the Ways and Means Committee to lower duties on woolen and tailored goods to align with the Payne Aldrich tariff schedules. He cited President Taft's remarks that the woolen schedule was too high and needed adjustment.
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Washington
Cline
Indiana
Trtt
Winora
Cannon to Campaign Door to Door in Nationwide Stump
Washington June 1 Speaker Cannon plans to enter the congressional race this fall and address voters across the country. He said he will return to Congress when it adjourns and speak in his district while facing no opposition to renomination in the Carmille district. He would not reveal the extent of his national campaign.
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Washington
Cannon
Varias Paria
Eperker
Vanvillesian
Carmille
Hia
Congresa
Lafayette official plans visit to discuss gas topics
Mr T Murdock of Lafayette met with General Manager C G Mulholland of the Indiana Lighting Co. last night to discuss routing matters. He will stay in the city until noon tomorrow before heading to South Bend to press the company’s interests there.
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Lafayette
C. G. Mulholland
Indiana Light Ing Company
Rumain
South Bone
Gno Company
New York Market Tension Ahead Of Roosevelt Arrival
On June 10 New York traders eyed the impact of Caichel Roosevelt’s activity on home affairs and Wall Street. Amalgamated Copper faced selling pressure as copper stock moved. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Speyer & Co. announced a joint purchase of 4,009,000 consolidated 4 percent bonds, while a Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Railway issue affected sentiment.
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New York
Caichel Roosevelt
Wall Street
Kuhn, Loeb &Co
Speyer & Co
Roosevelt Leaves England for Home After Warm Farewell
Theodore Roosevelt sails from Southampton aboard the Hamburg America liner Auguste Victoria bound for home with Kermit and Mrs. Longworth among the party. He sends thanks to British hosts and speaks warmly of his country’s reception, noting the country’s hospitality and the crowd’s cordiality during three months abroad. The steamer is due to dock June 17 with no landing in New York until the following morning.
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Theodore Roosevelt
America
Hin
Hamburg-Aiericun Und Kalactin
Auguste Victoria
Rangevelt
Kermit
Ethel
Nicholas Longworth
Anni
Enalind
Arme
United States
New
Ingland
Brockenhurst
New Forest
Hampshire
Mr. Roosevelt
London
Ferret
Wola
Sir Edward Grey
Roosevelt
Southampint
Prison for Goats of Trust Trial Convictions Reach Six
A New York trial ends with Charles R. Helke and Ernest Yt. Gerbracht convicted on all six counts of an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the government. James Bendermigel and others face sentencing as the court schedules future hearings. The six defendants were in custody and await sentences, with some earlier defendants already sentenced in related spinoff cases.
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New York
Charles R. Helke
Amerean Bulgar Fekning Company
Ant
Ernest Yt
Gerbracht
Djesercedes
Tames Fy Bendermigel
Cnt
Uracht
Bi Scnreneca
Lika Ratke
Halka
Gorhracht
Rentte Helke
Bendernager
Harry Wo
Walter
Axplaiant
Gene
V. Volker
James F. Hsill
Bandernezol Tod Ween
Olver Splicer
Dock Auperintendent
Brit
Spheer
Dour Checkers
Binokwalla
Helketa
Bhltzer
Othera
Martin
Roosevelt Resting Aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spent most of Friday on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria at sea after a strenuous walk with Sir Edward Grey. He boarded at Southampton, inspected the ship with Julius Meyer, spoke with passengers, dined early, and retired for the night.
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Theodore Roosevelt
Sir Edward Grey
Southampton
Julius Meyer
Detectives Uncover Fund Misuse in Major Case
In Washington, Attorney General Wickersham cites a detective whose probe uncovers a fund misappropriation totaling 747,419 dollars. The case targets the Shger trust and aims to hold Amnes Parr responsible for payments totaling about 2,000,600 dollars. A revised distribution scheme allocates a large share of the fire money.
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Shger Trust
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