Sugar lobby testimonies on Wilson sugar policy scandal
Louisiana witnesses tell of efforts to influence President Wilson on sugar tariffs. Dickinson and others claim assurances of sympathy from the White House while Teapot Teapot and Ewing deny access. Witnesses recount attempts to meet Wilson and pressures from sugar interests to shape policy before the 191? campaign season.
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Washington
Godchaus
B. Dickingon
Louisiana
Uhr
Dickinson
B. Wing
Sam Wexler
Brouseand
RangGell
Thorn
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Thornton
Bevi
Vn Ie
Broussard
Seasirt
Air
Harry Irwin
Ote Bila
Efawali
Board At Trade
Baltimore
Wilzin
Jules Golchans
Godehaus
White House
Teo
Negro murderer sentenced for life in Michigan City case
A man identified as Tray Williams, a black suspect, was found guilty in a railroad murder near here. He received a life sentence and will be confined at Mishigan City penitentiary after the verdict.
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Blaomengton
Tray
van Williams
Pividor
Nente Teantar
Santero
Mishigan City
Panama Man Orders Suit From Patter Son-Fletcher Co
Credo FH Calhoun, former resident of One Jumbin Cite, requests a suit of elie from Patter Son-Fletcher Co. The order was issued June 2, with instructions to prepare the first red suit in parcel DASE system. A check was received yesterday afternoon, and Calhoun plans a long trip starting next month. he is noted as a debatcher of The Journal-Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crede FH Calhoun
Jumbin
Agil Niuay
Minaflores
CY Zone
Anata
Han Bien
Isea
Calhoun
Journal-Gazette
Strike District Military Trial Hearings Revealing Actions
The hearing reveals Captain Morgan and Major Pratt stating the strike district was treated as wartime, with arrests and trials by military commission beyond civil law. They claim suspending constitutional limits to restore order, while Senators press that civil courts and due process were bypassed. Witnesses recount seizure of papers, postal interference, and guards intimidating workers and residents.
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Tain
Charles R. Morgan
James J. Pratt
Second Military Court
West Virginia
UWE
Morgan
States Army
Monach
Mic
West Virginity
Bern
Borah
West ‘Virginia
Clnsncock
Military Commission
Pratt
Pree Cave
Senator Borah
Major Pratt
Tharges
Seanstor Borah
Captin Morgan
Comrossainn
Supreme Court of the
United Shire
Attarner Monueh
Agjnguwl
Charles D. Biot
Seeasan
Ning
peomiKe
Fia
Teomeveton
Jenmenitens
Kenyent
T Lematier
Seaator
Mare Stine
SF Lance
Lis
Vxk Hale
VW Va
Assassination of Turkish Grand Vizier Sherefket Pasha
Report from January 11 describes the assassination of Turkish Grand Vizier Sehefket Pasha in Bayezid Square. Witnesses recount an explosion and gunfire as the motor halted, guards jumped aboard, and Pasha was wounded and carried from the scene. The attacker was captured later that day, with authorities forcing statements from him.
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Colwan Mtths
Rand Viner
Bayezid
Topal Tewlik
Underslani
Tome
Jene
Breerusad Nh Prafanad
Regtrot
Expressad
Mahoud 'Sehefket Dasha
Rama
Sehefket Vasha
Powder Workers Elect Their Officers
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 1 The following officers were elected by the United Powder and Explosive Workers at the close of the annual convention J A Blaser of Pittsburgh Kansas president Ira Sharpwerk of Columbus Kansas first vice president Tanl Tennate Goalmont Jr second vice president G Kemp of Casimant Miss May Davis of Plymouth Oa Alitt Bratts of Coalmont Ton Metotsre of Colimtcs floor members The use of the union label was approved for factories employing sufficient labor.
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Terre Haute
Ind
United Powder
Wigh
J A. Blaser
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Ira Sharpwerk
Columbus
Tanl. Tennate
Goalmont
Jnr
G. i. Kemp
Casimant
Miss May Davis
Plymouth
Ailitt Bratts
Coalmont
Waa Dewel
Ten Ladies and Sixteen Actives Repre sent Local Turnverein at Denver Turnfest
Professor Henry Meyer announced selections at a regular meeting for the Denver Turnfest. Ten ladies and sixteen Turners were picked based on recent averages to form the local Turnverein team. Denver Turnverein received praise for past performances and a $150 appropriation was noted to support the event.
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Denver
Henry Meyer
Turnvereit Vorwaerts
Turnverein
Uream
Athlabic Association
Oxtoman Stesfocal
Jer
Turnveri G
Fort Wayne
Democrats Relate Raw Platform Support at Meeting
The Democratic crowd applauded as candidates pledged to uphold the platform. Officials praised the platform for water works, electric plants, and tax relief while promising to back the nominees or their strongest alternative.
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Belching
Gustav W.boerger
Adolph 0. Bieberich
Harry B. Lowry
Otto W. Keen
Nll
Pledgn
Jarul
Maurice Nirner
Thei T Party
Melehing
Declaration of Democratic principles for Fort Wayne 1913 campaign
The Democratic party sets principles for municipal campaign 1913 including economy and progressiveness in city management. It pledges no tax or salary increases during four years, supports municipal ownership of utilities, expanded garbage and street repairs, and protection against private exploitation of public services. It condemns excessive power of park boards and seeks open petitions with broad citizen input.
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Democratic Party
Teo Democratic
Matey ix
Thei
Lima
Ute
United States
Tate
Ric
Gag
Democritic
Board of Park Commissioners
Fort Wayne
Park Commissioners
Acc
Othis
Petiton
Gall
Yaple
John WW. Tegerman
Anselm Zusilber
W. C. Schwitda
Robert B. Kelly
Thomas M'Laughlin
Illinois Women on Eve of Ballot
Springfield June 1 Illinois House debate on a constitutional amendment urging women’s suffrage in Illinois with Browne claiming the bill would wipe out major parties and change politics. He asserts women voters will break party lines and criticizes opposing lawmakers amid strong rhetoric about party destruction.
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Pss
Springfield
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
Ilinois
Democratic Party
Brother Carter
White House
Suffrage Leaders Jubilant Over Springfield Victory
Chicago editorials report leaders of the woman suffrage movement in the east reacting with wild jubilation to Springfield's news. Catherine Waugh McCulloch calls it the biggest gain since the Civil War era and says presidential voting rights proceed while a constitutional amendment may still extend full suffrage nationally.
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Chicago
Tino
Springfield
Wisslealops
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
National Movement
Illinois Leads Liberal View On Woman Suffrage Gains
The text discusses women’s suffrage expansion in several states, noting Illinois as liberal and influential. Belle Squires, president of the No Vote No Tax league, predicts dissolution of the league as goals near achieved and anticipates a constitutional amendment for full suffrage. The piece references holdouts in eastern states and planned future efforts in Iowa.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Nevada
Illinois
Belle Squires
Thonis
Ilinois
League of
Alterations Of Tar Men Debated In Senate Committee
Senate committee members review proposed changes to the Underwood tariff bill. They add items such as ferro manganese hemp and wheat while estimating increases to the cotton yarn schedule. Debates note possible caucus actions and a need to modify income tax provisions and anti dumping clauses.
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Lessa
Senate Sui-Committeer
Jse
Simmons
Johnson
Senate
Wiliams
Wit Nt
Mutunl Hfe Insurance Companion
M. Blank Heads Clerks at Palmyra Convention
M. Blank of Akeon Obin was slated to address the National Assembly of Deng Clacha in ita third line annual convention, detailing plans for a future full outreach and the newly dedicated national home at the event in Palmyra.
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Palmyra
Wistanee
F M. Blank
Akeon
Obin
Deng Clacha
Ita
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Edward F. Dickinson
Louleiana
Loboyiat
Boe
Overman
Cee
Pleave Rememaher
Ewing
Mr. Dickbison
Williams
Senaty Manen
Freien
Mr. Dickinson
Mile Ediers
Miesouti
Eoliot
Aril Carolina
Seyvennt Merg
Willy Demin
New York
Panama
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Eenatir Martine
New Jersey
Margam
Aston
Senatopros
Nanve
Etun
Antorres Monnet
Maelie
van Golde- Hay Ar S
Hanangh
van Caddy
Ronda
Vic Goldsborough
Moshet
Elmer Brumbaugh
Lahog Star
Huntingdon
Rumbaugh
Diwis
Mulitiamen
Neweraper
Type
Edlior
H. Thompson
Elliott
Knight
Rurmbaust
Maine
Huntington
W. Va
Macklaw
Paine
Mucklaw
Paine and Gaujot
Rint
Mr. Mon
Atraid
Kent
Searchrat
Mucklow
Jake Gump
Holly Grove
Murkion
Painter
W. Lavender
Pearanty
Antilo-Morrow
Mahmoud
HS AD
Minchie ‘Rost
Jacob ‘Koehlinger
Gertrude Lommiatzech
Professor Henry Mayer
Elsie Puff
Mathilda Kraemer
Lizzie Roesener
Ae Smart
Kletha Kolpin
Marthe Lommatzsch
Olga Ortlisch
Lima Etach
J. G. Russell
F. Siebold
Alfred Hahn
George Weberuss
Alfred Wofel
Professor Henry Meyer
Ralph Hickmann
C. Zalt
J. Doswell
al Banda
William Singer
Fred Metzsch
Edward Ortlieb
Homer Weisbecker
Emil Bretschneider
Arthur Walke
Bledge
Psa
Braun
Wiliam
Waal
Tam
Hosey
Alan
Albert EB. Melching
Llinois
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