Sugar Lobbyists Used Franks to Distribute Documents
Senate lobby investigators detailed how the Government Printing Office and Post Office aided anti free sugar campaigns. Truman G. Palmer testified that over 1.5 million copies of beet sugar arguments were printed and mailed under congress authority, with postages saved totaling about 28 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Congressional
Frank
Senate
Truman G. Palmer
United States
Congress
Fam
Lodge
Bnance Committee
Smoot
Curtis
Malloy
Pickets
Martin
Palmer
Piloted Blazing Biplane Kills Lima Aviator Drew
Andrew Drew, pupil of Orville Wright, died in a burning biplane crash at Lima after a joy ride attempt. His partner J C Brabason urged caution as the plane burst into flames and fell 200 feet. Drew, son of a banker, had pursued aviation in Dayton Chicago and San Antonio.
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Lima
Andrew] Drew
Orville Wright
Drew
J. C. Brabason
Flo
Brabason
Lima State
Brabison
Jim
Dells
Hrabasun
Galvin Rodgers Wade
Rela
St. Maurs
Andrew Dew
St Loui
Banto
Atery
Feinloch
Dayton
Cleadt
San Antonio
St. Louis
Famine Threat Hits Seal Rock Dwellers In Alaska
A government report warns Alaska Pribllet Islands natives face starvation as 48 A supplies run out and government funds are exhausted. Delayed sundry civil bill blocks aid. ships from San Francisco cannot reach before early July. The Alaska fisheries service faces funding strain while seal herds and local industries are at risk.
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Washington
Pribllet Islands
Alaska
Congress
Department of Commerce
Department
San Francisco
Ener
Aundry Civil
Congrery
Fator
Alaska Fisheriea Service
Gaynor Williams Turns Toward Reappointment in York
June 12 report cites Mayor William J. Gaynor addressing York voters on his prospects for a second term. He asserts no party opposition will hinder his renomination and vows to stay in a comfortable position, calling for party unity.
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York
William J. Gaynor
Wilting
Torreston
Ton
Weather forecast for Washington region
Forecast notes light to moderate winds for Friday and Saturday with rising temperatures. Conditions remain mild with gradual temperature changes and mostly clear to partly cloudy skies expected into the weekend. Local observers report gentle winds from the southwest and northerly shifts through the period.
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Washington
Sunt
Cumming Out
Votes For Women Lesser is Crime, Says Chief
Washington July 12. Won suffrage again idea of leaving time was advocated here today by C Sebastian thief of polien of Tos An pein Cal In an address nofare the closing ResmoN wT the anand view of the Turem international As of Pollor Thiefs Chief Srixexthin declared that throne d sufflage recognition of police women in Los Angeles had been obtained and crime had been materially oradded. The owners chose Grand Repld Atel another next meriine placer leuted wickers as follows President Major Richard Sylvester Washington superintendent of polices first vice president Chief wcchael Ro Fan Guffais N Y second vice president Chief A P Sharwoot Ottawa Canada xecruary treasurer Harvey le Carr Grand Rapids Mich sergeant at arms Chief Cassidy Almyra Ny All were re crected except the sergeant at Arne Pl otographic Aevices as means of helping in the detention of crime were approved in a ressilution adapted during the final session Anan Varetion chief of the Buenas vayres Argentina bureau of Dactylo n people identification explained to the convention Nin system of finger rine Tegikirathon and A Committer Was named to study and report on thin a comm red with other systems
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Washington
C. Sebastian
Polien
Tos
Anpein
Cal
Srixexthin
Lon Angeles
Atel
Wickers
Major Richard Sylvester
Wcchael Ro- Fan
Guffais
N. Y
A. P. Sharwoot
Ottawa
Canada
Xecruary
Harvey le Carr
Grand Rapids
Michi
Cassidy
Almyra
Arne
Anan Varetion
Buenas Vayres
Argentina
Bureau of Dactylon
Senate subcommittee tours West Virginia mining camps
A U S Senate sub committee toured Paint Creek and Cabin Creek mining camps by special train as they sought facts about the long miners strike. The visit yielded no disturbances and offered a broad view of conditions, showing model camps and company housing priced at one dollar and typical rents higher on average.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
United States Senate
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Elie
Noel
Nemmittas
Paint Cronk Junction
Swannon
To'slock
Mountainjalde
Msm
Amateuce
Print Creek
Carlson Mining Cat
Daenta
Cabell
Dacata
Kenyon
Rayford
Tuat
AL Acme
Fikdale
Hatfield cites fear of Knoll Edge impact on public order
Charleston West Virginia June reports Governor Hatfield asks Senate mine strike committee to keep records from trials for potential civil indictments. He claims public release would threaten peace and says records may be used in future prosecutions. Letter read at committee session outlines military and civilian actions during spring unrest.
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Charleston
W.va
Hatfield
West Vinis
Senate
Satfield
Jones
Aged Woman Struck by Streetcar in City
An elderly woman identified as Cari Biatron, age 77, was struck by a streetcar on Cherry Street in the city this morning. She was walking with head down and did not move off the tracks before the impact, receiving only a minor blow. The motorman said she appeared unsure and believed she could hear the car but did not move. Injuries are serious given her age.
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Biatrfton
Lin
Raciel Travis
Ac Th & G
Cherry Street
Uils City
Navy aviator under fire near Annapolis flight scare
June 1 near Annapolis a Navy Aviation Corps flyer named Gunninghan came under fire as a machine malfunctioned its propeller struck another part of the craft and narrowly missed Lt. Cooningham and mechanic Green. The crew escaped, the flight returned to Annapolis, and three other machines also made the trip with delays.
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Annapolia
Gulusville
West River
Minis
Annapolis
Fk Harge
Bian
AL Aa
Gunninghan
Navy Aviation Corps
Nin
Ita Comray
Cooningham
Crushed Those Trusts Couldnt Bly Out Rostor
A fragmented legal and business notice from Rostor Massachusetts mentions executives and companies in a tense dispute over machinery and government contracts. Names such as Jamon SN and Umesh appear amid references to a presidency, war effort, and standard manufacturers in a contentious wartime economy.
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Rostor
Mass
Janet
Ty Jamon SN
Umesh
Darragh Chilmerdrik
Barbour
Tols Hin
Hoxtin
Confesses murder of spouse and child in home tragedy
Mas dune dispatch reports Mrs Artie Weollar Inf tadsey confessed to killing her husband and child in their home. Authorities say all three were slain in their beds, stirring a tense investigation into the family tragedy.
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Harrison Viel
Artie Weollar
Tadsey
Tahuvers
Ely
Wilson Breaks Some More Traditions
Washington June 12 President Wilson again defied routine by holding a cabinet session in his private room to discuss appointments and treaties. He met with Senators Chamberlain and Gore and informed Senator Lane of a visit, while most senators were absent. The president used a telegraph line to speak with Lane and considered further trips to the Capitol to advance nominations.
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Rei Thay
Lane
Department of the Interiae
Jean
Wilson
Wilson Had Swine Routine Tautters. Fy Discos With Mr. Lane
Ceres Park
Prabanh
Eapleat
Pere
Steering Committee Predicts Tariff Bill Returns Next Week
Washington June 12 The senate steering committee moved to clear the way for the tariff revision bill. They reported the bill could return to the senate next week, though some finance committee members doubted this. Democratic leaders urged caucus deferral until West Virginia investigations wrap up and hoped for agreement with the House on the sundry civil bill to end Senator Jones filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Stonte
Kern
West Virginia
House
Jones
Thomas
Swanson
Shields
Xsarcine
Jeusac
Wileson
Williame Springs
Benator Williams
Bla
Benators
Shively
Gore
Hank
Five killed in ash of express train wreck
Stamford Conn June 12 Five persons are dead and many injured in a rear end collision on the New York New Haven Hartford line opposite the local depot at 4 46 this afternoon when the second Springfield express section westbound crashed into the first as it was leaving the station. Names of the dead and injured are listed with many injuries described in detail. The wreck damaged the Pullman car Skylark and a rescue operation followed as firemen responded and medical aid worked. The incident recalls a prior wreck at Westport last October involving the same express.
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Stamford
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Springfield Express
Mel
Edward Kelly
Winthrop
Tass
Averetl Hablet Woodruff
Flushing
Harmon G. Howe
Harizord
K. Confield
Springfield
Lass
Fritenard’s Morgue
Jennings
New York
Jae
W. Patterson
George Walton
Canadaan’Pacific Railway
Allen A. ‘Warfield
Miss
Gregory Fhime
Flegnor Plum
H. Humes
Mary Thompson
Skylark
Woth
Westport
Cann
Boston
Wille
Postal Clerk Short in His Accounts in Lafayette Indiana
A Lafayette Indiana post office savings bank clerk named Murphy disappeared after 1100 was found missing from his accounts at the local post office. Inspector Murphy questioned him about the balance and he claimed it remained 1100 while he admitted leaving his bank book at home. He has held a clerkship for six years and previously worked under Tasimaster Hayward.
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Lavayette
Tnd
Tineta
A.W. Muentys
Ang
Murphy
Depeult
Teelo
Tasimaster Hayward
Marshall and Washington Return News Brief
Vice President Marshall departed for Washington late tonight after a brief stop in Weele Yip was reportedly reconnected, as Sime 12 notes. The item provides a terse update on travel movements and a named individual.
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Tnimanatovas
Sime 12
Marshall
Warrington Teenight
Weele Yip
J. W. Cook First Victim Of The Heat
The first victim of excessive heat in Mart Wiarne was J. W. Cook who collapsed while working near Columbie steer bridge. Police moved to the scene and transported the victim to hospital at 8225 Sumpit Street by Statenmaster Peguxant Corner Officer Shaannessey.
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Mart Wiarne
Genk
Columbie Steer Bridge
Sumpit Street
Statenmaster Peguxant
Shaannessey
Reynolds backs quick action over Union Pacific extension
Attorney General Meckeynelds announced government opposition to further Union Pacific extension rights. He told railroad lawyers and U.S. Circuit Judges Santort Mook and Smith at a hearing that dissolution plans were being considered. The case involves $1000 worth of Southern Pacific stock amid objections to two of the railroad’s proposed plans.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Jana
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Losnoys
United States
Ciruir
Santort, Mook
Smith
Southern Prelfie
Ohio Editor Sentenced After Fake Mail Order Photos
Ohio editor and publisher John R. Chinwright was found guilty by a federal jury of erecting a fictitious company name and distributing obscene photographs through two mail order transactions. He received a prison term of several months. A physician, Parr, was fined $404 for related charges involving medical records.
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Colcmtus, O
Tune
John RK Chinwright
Well Jemerson
O10
Whine
Gwilty
Parr
Mai
Hin
Wan Killed Heir To 10000 Fortune In Death
Fragmentary report notes a murder case involving Mallen of Wonchester and an heir to a large fortune. The supposed heir was killed on a train wreck yesterday while the remains were sent home to Winsoberter for burial. The man was believed to be the heir to a $10000 estate, with funds held in trust for him.
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Wan
Srethie
Haries Mallen
Wonchester
Vesterd
Wins Oberter
Ja-Merran
Min
Sta
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Seal Rocks
Gaynor Wiling Turning
Knoledge
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