President to Sign Bill Repealing Tolls Exemption
Washington June 12 The long fight ends as the House votes 216 to 7 to accept the Senate amendment preserving U S rights under the Hay Pauncefote treaty The president is expected to sign Monday Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall plan to sign tomorrow and forward the bill to the White House for enactment
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Clark
Marshall
White House
Sonerevinge
Resolution Presented At Women’s Meeting
A proposal from Michigan waterway convention leaders is outlined in a dense report on a women’s meeting. The document mentions Cheswell, Huntington, Caswell, and others, with a note that the full discussion continues on Page 6 Column 2.
President To Visit His Alma Mater
President Wilson plans a one day trip to Princeton for the Class of 79 thirty fifth anniversary celebration. He will attend lunch and dinner with classmates and a Yale game, joined by Vice Consul Silliman and Justice Pitney. Return to Washington likely Sunday morning to speak on Flag Day. Ellis picnic and Manchester event possible if time allows. Mexican crisis may prevent later travel.
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Washington
Wilson
Princeton
Yale
Atana
Silliman
Galtiulm
Mexico
Juation Pitney
Cuprame
Orly
Manchester
Unclear text fragment on a beading hobby and public life
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a beader in Boer da sagen and various personages and events. It mentions growth, a Mant Wity incident, and public notices about a camper for Feet Wayne Hie, with garblicity and references to Vienn and Ter Times. The passage is garbled with many nonstandard terms.
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Wien
Peepee Ueopemilon
Jocerry
Nagle
Four Chicago Banks Closed by Examiner
The article reports that four Chicago banks were shut by the state examiner amid a broad banking crisis. It notes closures on LaSalle Street and actions affecting depositors, with references to auditor findings and ensuing investigations. An associated list indicates other small banks were closed or placed under protective measures during the upheaval.
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CUI AG
Lbiead
Ving Asarment
Foole Minera
Lasalle Street
Prist Dik
Lunds
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Dios
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Banak
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Aiday
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Ta 16
Mnelo
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Hse
Uist
Bhataark Pumier
As & Dreei Frominy
Rupert Murphy Honor Student Chronicle
Rupert Murphy, honored student, is noted for academic achievement and upcoming recognition. The report mentions a ceremony at Maple Pris and references high grades and honors, with details about contributors and local officials.
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Rupert Murphy
Murphy
Tay
Orrier
Balloons Missing After Terrific Storm Rages Over Portland
Fragment obscures details but reports indicate three balloons believed lost after a violent storm. The drama centers on wind and rain near Portland as crews and observers track wreckage and the fate of pilots and balloons. continuation note directs readers to Page 6 Column 1.
Senate to Act on Antitrust Bills Tomorrow
Washington June 12 The Senate is expected to take up antitrust legislation next, as the Interstate Commerce Committee lines up a federal trade commission bill to replace the House measure. Debates loom on labor and wage issues, with party leaders and industry groups watching closely as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
House
Newhun
Cameron
Murray
von Kthal
Owen
Custoim Receipts Show Increase In Income Tax
The article notes a rise in custoi m receipts and income tax, with references to government actions and penalties. It mentions wages, payroll, and broader fiscal measures, indicating a shift in revenue collection and auditing practices. Continued discussion appears on Page 6, Column 2.
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Tome Ve
Istinuter
Medi Coonighy
Sdett Sancanoun
Fey
Maderie
Food famine threatened at Vera Cruz port
June 12 report warns of a possible famine in Vera Cruz due to railway breaches and Huerta government blockages. The war department doubts private provisioning can meet city needs, urging government action to ensure food supply amid disrupted shipments. Soldiers and miners face hardships as relief depends on official consignment and port access.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Huerta
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Menor Huerta
Vera Cruz
Washington
War Department
Breckinridge
cTibion
Fleeing Slayer Dies by Own Hand or Police Bullet
Historic account describes a fleeing slayer ending his pursuit by suicide or police gunfire near a city street. Reported chaos involved a bystander crowd, law enforcement response, and a subsequent inquiry into the shooting’s circumstances and timing.
Hypnotist Arrest in Gary After Patient’s Claim
Local Gary hypnotist, known for public demonstrations, was arrested following a reported incident at a city venue. Police described the case as involving a consent issue and restricted contact, with investigators interviewing several witnesses.
Washington optimism on Mexican mediation peace effort
June reports from Washington show cabinet members and President Wilson buoyant after a White House conference on mediation in the Mexican crisis. The text notes the president broke silence and cites optimistic expectations, with multiple figures referenced in the dispatch.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Sabet
Bryan
Erin
Federation 8 Deterined 19 Discuss Suffrage
A fragmented OCR style notice discusses suffrage and federation 8 and 19 in a fragile context. It mentions conventions, education, religious aspects, and electoral matters as part of a broad political discussion. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption but reference to parliamentary style events and committees is implied.
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Reseed Hay
Renedertlan
Uae
Gonatituten
Unclear historical proceedings at Genees Peder Uni convention
Fragmented OCR text outlines a convocation at the Genees Peder University of Wotten’s Vis diet and Piheetecescie deed with mentions of leaders, paraphrased titles, and scattered names. The fragment shows references to May dates, residence at Mise Maye Sti, and a note “Continued on Page & Column 4” indicating a continued story.
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Wotten
Vis
Bitte
Bathing The Baby From An Old Magazine Fragment
Fragmentary article discusses baby bathing methods and safety in historical household tips. It references sponge baths and water temperature, noting benefits and potential risks. Includes stray mentions of places and names that anchor it to a periodical style.
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