New Alterations of Tariff Mean More Big Losses
Washington June 11 Changes in the Underwood tariff bill by the senate finance subcommittee transfer proposed dutiable articles to the free list and would cause an estimated annual loss to the government of nearly a million and a half dollars. The measure adds to a prior $25 million loss, totaling about $26.5 million, with hemp to be moved to the free list and wheat fractions to reduce farmers harvesting costs. Hemp both plain and hackled would be removed from the dutiable list, while cattle and other products are noted in debate and committee action continues.
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Senate Finance
House
Senate
Bub-committee
Victims of Mil Riots Darken New York Hearing
A chaotic mass riot in New York ends with a murder inquiry. Police say a revolver fired by an officer or another person may have killed a victim. The event follows a long funeral procession as 300 police are deployed for potential further unrest. Industrial Workers figure Thomas J. Halliday faces charges. Arturo Gloranttis, a race activist, is under arrest amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Bharees
Thomas J. Halliday
The
Industrial Workers of
Une World
Bia
Six Men Sealed on Ocean Floor Set New Submarine Endurance Record
Six men aboard a new type salamarine boat reached a record endurance time near the ocean floor. They reportedly remained submerged beyond twenty-four hours, surpassing the 1807 OcTopus achievement. The craft uses time motors with ex Faust devices enabling motion while submerged.
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Jang Peach
Lola Riipord
Goon Perch
Ahorn
Brarentis
United States
Octopus
Reign of terror in Moroccon town shocks Tetoun
Tangier Moroco town reels under fear as reports describe mobs in streets and guards restricting access. Consulates have bolstered security while residents witness panic amid conflicting accounts of attacks and arrests.
Mrs Belais Charges Cruelty by Dr Carrel At Rockefeller Institute
New York activists including Diana Belais demand an inquiry into vivisection practices at Rockefeller Institute led by Dr Alexis Carrel Nobel laureate and others. She urges District Attorney Whitman to act under cruelty to animals laws citing allegedly hidden instruments and inhumane treatment as investigations proceed. Dr Carrel is traveling to Europe and Rockefeller officials deny fear of probe.
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Diana Belais
New York Auction Society
Whitman
Rockefeller Institute
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Agaiits
Alexis Carrel
Simon Fox
Ter
John Doe
Mir Mya
Belais
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Ture
Philadelonia
Carrel
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Frexner
Indiana Governor Proclaims National Flag Day 1913
Governor Samuel B. Ralston proclaims June 1 1913 National Flag Day urging state institutions colleges and schools to display the Stars and Stripes all day and for students to take part in observances to uphold liberty loyalty and American ideals under the law Governor Ralston signs with the Great Seal of Indiana and Secretary LG Ellingham attests.
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Samuel B. Ralston
Indiana
Capitol
Indkinapolis
Mily
Samuel M. Ralston
LG. Ellingham
Rail Mail Clerks Miffed Over Journal-Gazette Critique
The Journal-Gazette reports postal delays and accuses railway mail clerks of substandard service. Train disruptions near Kendallville cause subscribers to miss morning papers. Editors pledge to file with postal officials and urge readers to report mail failures to trace responsible personnel. June 11, 1913.
Pope Sees The Movies At Vatican Screening
Pope Pius X viewed a moving picture machine setup in the consistory hall at the Vatican. Surrounded by Vatican dignitaries and relatives, he watched the film with interest and called attention to scientific progress that reveals wonders even a prisoner of fate could admire.
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Vatican
Pius X
Atnto
Refusal to See Witness Feeds Senate Inquiry
Washington report notes Hawaii Governor Carter testified about efforts to defeat free anger and said President Wilson had promised personal access, but Secretary Turnalty Finch refused to arrange a meeting for Hawaiian sugar producers. The White House sent word Carter was excluded from the interview that had been arranged for noon today.
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Janet
Senate
White House
Carter
Hawaii
Wilson
Ar. Carter
Turnalty Finch
Prea
LaPorte chosen by Catholic Foresters convention
The State convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters voted to hold its next gathering in LaPorte in 19. After officers were elected, the roster named state chief and several officers including Mayar Lola A. Tierzox, George T. Tinnlon, Louis N. Turk, Jacob Dienhart, E. V. Mouan, and Wilbur from various towns.
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Tad
Stone
Catholic Order of Foresters
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Yangar
Mayar Lola al] Tierzox
Mishayenkay Vine
George T Tinnlon
Uammenn
Louis NM. Turk
Lafayette
Treasu
Sugar lobby committee inquiry draws in Louisiana and Hawaii
Washington June 1 Investigation of the sugar lobby by Senate committee outlines claims that sugar producers aimed to influence policy toward free sugar under Wilson. Witnesses from Louisiana and Hawaii say they did not receive fair treatment and that campaigns created pressure through letters and telegrams to sway Congress. Jules Godethux, a Louisiana sugar planter, says prosperity of Louisiana was at stake and organized efforts urged citizens to write to senators and representatives. Ian Hanburg of a New York sugar firm discusses efforts to mobilize support. Continued on page 12 column 1.
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Sena Lobby Committee
Wilson
Yoilsiana
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Othera Ag
Vouisiana
Jules Godehtux
Siger
Geontora
United States
Congress
Iain Hanburg
New York
Extension of Interstate Commerce Power Bill Outlined
Representative Wills of Minnesota outlines a bill to extend federal power over interstate railroads in line with Minnesota rate decisions. He argues the Supreme Court has allowed Congress to regulate state matters when linked to interstate commerce, despite opposition from Towne and the Senate.
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Representative Wills
Inter
Supreme Report of
United States
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Eafcty
Supreme Court
Cura Oon
Alatama
Wallies Wilkils
Senate
Gary testifies on contracts restraining steel rivals in antitrust suit
Judge Els i Gary, head of United States Steel, faced questions from government counsel about contracts tied to Union Dock, Oliver Teal Org, and National Steel aiming to curb competition. He denied recalling some remarks, saying directors at the time were not as careful as now. The Carnegie Steel subsidiary reportedly sought to limit Shelby Valley's business, with minutes noting actions to keep Shelby out of steel dealings.
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Elshott I. Gary
Uniter States Steal Corporation
Tony
Courtata
Witnes
Vince
Orsamantinn
Aglad
Minutex
Shelby Tuba
Gary
Ax 4
Curefu
Union Dtocl Company
pOliver Teau Org
William Reis
National Steal Company
Shelby Tate Company
Carnegin Steel Company
Hid
Shelby Saha
Ananen
Carnegie Company
Tl Shelby Company
Judgn
West Virginia Conspiracy Charges Held Violations Found
Charleston West Virginia June wartime coal strike regions described before the senate mine investigating committee. After three military officers testified conditions the committee expressed itself satisfied that citizens of West Virginia were tried and convicted in violation of the constitution and laws of the United States. Two military members who at times asserted dominion over about 50 square miles testified this afternoon.
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Charleston
W. Va
Coa
West Virginia
Senate
United States
Cap
Prominent Figures at National Advertising Clubs Convention
The Anso- Cintad Advertising Clubs of America held a week long Baltimore convention with notable figures in attendance. Arthur Capper Kansas newspaper owner and former governor, Louis Wiley New York Times business manager, FG Townston president of the southwestern division, and Gerald B Wadsworth head of the eastern division are pictured among participants.
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National Convention OF Advertising Clubs
Baltimore
Anso- Cintad Advertising Cluba of America
Wich
Teghment
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Behiavel
Louis Wiley
New York Times
FG. Townston
Agenciated
Gerald B. Wadsworth
Neha
Democrats Draw Platform At City Committee Hearing
In Madison Indiana on January 11 George Blaze, a widow, drowned herself in the Ohio River, allegedly despondent over losses. The Democratic city central committee adopted its platform without dissent after reading it aloud in the courthouse assembly room. Councilman Petar Brann opened remarks for mayoral candidate Brann, praising the platform and pledges to abide by it. Continued on page 12.
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Jona
Pa Menting
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Carl Yaple
Platform Committee
Bea Colerick
Darel Palvy
Councilmax Petar ML
Brann
Oir
Madison
Ind
Jane
George Blaze
Ohio River
Auburn to Fort Wayne travel time halves in modern trip
Calvin HL Brown recounted a childhood stagecoach journey from Fort Wayne to Auburn that took an entire day. A recent trip from Auburn to Fort Wayne by road or trolley took about one hour, with County Treasurer J Herman Baeter accompanying him to Auburn, where Baeter became assessor of a new motor car, and they returned by automobile.
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Fort Wayne
Auburn
Brown
J. Herman Baeter
Ma Baeter
Assassination of Manmoud Pasha and Aide in Constantinople
In Constantinople today Mahmoud Pasha and his aide were shot by assassins. Lieutenant Ibrahim Bay, Pasha’s aide-de-camp, was killed. Foreign minister Prince Smid Gulim and other officials retained their posts as the grand vizier died at the War Ministry after being struck by bullets near Hagia Sophia and Divan Square. An imperial report notes further injuries and a deputy killed, with a suspect named Tonal Nretilk captured. details continue on page 12.
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M“Mahmou
Sehofket Fanby
Sesassins
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Smid Gulim
Iiransination
Ministry of War
Sublime Porte
Hagvard and
Divan
Tbrahim Boy
Mahmoud Shetkat
Weather Summary for Midwest Regions
Weather forecast for Faracnat Indiana Ohio and Lower Michigan indicates a mix of warm and breezy conditions with possible variable winds. The outlook calls for warm temperatures Thursday and Friday with low to moderate wind shifts and some potential showers in the northern portions.
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Faracnat
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Ohio
Lower
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General Morgan Escape Still Puzzles and Questions
Columbus June 11 A contemporary inquiry into General John Morgan's wartime escape from a Union POW camp continues to tease whether he tunneled out or was aided by guards. Investigations into the Morgan well shaft have not yet produced evidence of a tunnel, nor of a practical exit. Prison officials begin tearing down cells in the block as Warden Thomas plans to convert that area into a cartage yard for convicts.
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John Morgan
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Unionn
Hia
Morgan
Morgan Dell
Thomas Je
Disobeying Bid Governess Leads to Dog Attack Victim
In Trouwville on June 11 a misbehaving child was attacked by twelve dogs trained for police service. The animals leaped on the boy and tore him to pieces, with the incident tied to the tailor Count Te Novilles.
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Frates
Te Novailles
Enterei-N- Ieenmel Econtalnitu
South Bend ministers push exam certificates for marriages
In Bund Ind fifty Protestant pastors gathered at the city meeting of the interdenominational section to advocate compulsory physical examination certificates for all marriages. The group plans to remove wedding and burial fees and urged action by Rev A G Schafer and Abraham Croptiach to back the Tenalutian proposal against extra charges.
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A. G. Schafer
Lowell Heights
Illinois Women Near Ballot Vote In State Legislature
Springfield June 11 The woman's suffrage bill neared passage in the Illinois legislature with a close tally of 83 to 58. A move to reconsider the vote was filed by Democrat McCarty signaling possible action next legislative day. The measure, previously approved in committee and by the Senate, now rests with Governor Taylor for final approval or veto.
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Wesinn
Wines
Lowe
Howe R
Shiel
Kely
Tine
Satter Park
McCarty
Cage
Nye
Currency under Aldrich Vreeland act described by McAdoo
Secretary McAdoo announced that the Aldrich Vreeland act authorizes the treasury to issue additional currency to national banks and currency associations secured by state and municipal bonds as well as government bonds. He said $590,060,000 in new currency notes are on hand and ready to issue to qualifying applicants, with national currency associations established coast to coast including New York Chicago and St Louis. The act expires in 1914.
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Jowett
McAdow
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Carlos
Massachusetts
California
New York
Chiengs
St. Louis
Otheire
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