State department voucher mystery surfaces at Knox hearing
Washington June 14 a Day portrait voucher mystery dominated the state department inquiry. Secretary Knox testified about a crumpled envelope finding near Disbursing Clerk Morrison's desk after a search, while Hamlin pressed for why a $32,450 voucher paid to Rosenthal diverged from the amount.
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Knox
Hamlin
Morrison
State Department
Root
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Calulta
Mr. Morrison
State ‘Department
House
Frederick Hale
Eugene Hale
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Canada
Passamaquoddy Bay
Hale
Dutfee
Albert Rosenthal
Rogenthat
Carr
Consular Bureau
Morwigga
Ries
Fort Wayne Furnishes Equipment for Lima Gas Plant
The Indians Lighting Company completed a modern gas production plant at Lima with equipment manufactured locally. The facility features a 2.1 million cubic feet capacity, and includes appliances built by Kerr Nutva Manufacturing and installation by Western Gas Construction.
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Fort Wayne
Lima Gas
Indians Lighting Company
Bim
Oho
Ted Ene
Mlanufacturedo
Yan Fust
Covtyneter
Weather forecast from June Washington and Midwest regions
The local forecast notes unsettled conditions for Thursday and Friday with variable winds and chances of showers in western portions. Michigan and Indiana are described as generally fair to warm with light to moderate variable winds, while other Great Lakes states show similar patterns. Barometer readings around 29.90 inches are reported with recent high and low wind gusts noted.
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Washington
Indiana
Fulh
Wermar
Wautern Porcion
Auditors 10 keep records of athletes at Brela Turnfest
An auditing committee led by John Deppen and others will manage records for six hundred or more athletes at the Brela Turnfest opening Friday. A special office at the park with filing tools will receive reports from judges as contestants compete in numerous events amid a large parade and German singing groups welcoming visitors.
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John Deppen
Lewis Otten
Fred Pothoff
Gust Muhler
Hubert Berghoff
Jillson
Cummins
Kalbfielsch
Tucker
Charles Breiss
T. F. Kucher
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Busineae
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Yarade
Superior Street
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Fulton
Puttfield
Easton
Jafferson
Calhoun
Wayne
Clinter
Ehorber
Splendid Foets Seciedies
Ring of ‘Natch
Berry
Fairfield Avenue
Wi Om
Harrison
Baker
Capebs
Sarr
Congress Re fuses To Draw Out Session Tariff Clash
Washington June 14 An edited report shows Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin speaking in the House during debate on the woolen schedule revision. He argued the bill shifts protection from labor and undermines international free trade. The speech reiterated a Democratic resolve to confine legislative efforts to tariff matters while asserting the measure offers only temporary relief for workers.
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Washington, D.C
Cmaiden Spesen
Victor Berger
Wingeanaln
Salr Ase Statter
Congress
Iors
Housa
Berger
Underwood
Haé
Feytura
Hie Vares
Mr. Vare
Ito
Penrosé
Mr. Reyham
Washington
Vahela
Reybin Em Ation
Reciprocity taken up by senators in Canada bill debate
Washington June 14 Senate opened discussion on the Canadian reciprocity bill with speeches by Senator Curie of Kansas and Senator McCumber of North Dakota opposing the measure. Tomorrow Senator Nelson of Minnesota is to speak in opposition continuing the debate.
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Senate
Cur Une
Kansas
McCumber
North Dakota
Nelson
Min
Praota
Senate Leader and Mayor Reyburn in Alleged Rift
Philadelphia report says United States Senator Loigs Penrose and Mayor Reyburn are on the verge of open warfare over power and political ambitions. Reyburn seeks the U S Senate and supports the Vare Reynolds ticket while Penrose blocks that path, fearing loss of influence and a stronger city administration aligned with national aims.
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Philadelphia
United States
Loigs Penrose
Reyburn
Penrose
United States Senate
Revorger
Vare
Revyhurn
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Tose
Witness Describes Sugar Trust Ties in Congressional Probe
In a congressional hearing, a witness testified about ties between the American Sugar Refining company and the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company. He claimed he did not know the details of policies but acknowledged a $1,258,000 loan and collateral stock transfers with voting power. The testimony suggested complex arrangements surrounding collateral and corporate control.
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Washington
H.C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Sage “Pilechief Maker
American Buyer Refining Company
Pases - Tr
Soie
Tnuer
Tcomping
Adolph Semal
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining
Stotk
Pannsylvania
Representaciva Gerrete
American Luger Refining Company
Helk
James M. Berk
American
Debe
Anit
Aene Nee Mann
Investigation of Excessive Express Rates Proposed in House
Representative Burleson of Texas introduces a resolution directing the secretary of commerce to supply information on causes of high express rates. Representative Cox of Indiana asks the Postmaster General to report if any private express firm is transporting trade in competition with the postal service.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
Secretary of Commerce
Cox
Indiens
Kenéral
Bank official shot dead as cashier tied to bank fraud
Hart, a bank official, was killed by a gunshot after a dispute over misappropriation of funds at the Bank of Tar. Hussey was arrested as officials and the state examiner investigated. The bank, with assets around 25,000, faced a capital base near 29,100 and more than 206,000 in deposits.
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Bank of Tardead
Assletarit
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Hart
Hussey
Doughton
Fithe Bank Booke
Expoange- Astute
Fq Hanké
City Tax Levy Rates Change Across Eastern Indiana
Eastern Indiana cities and county seats report changes in property tax levies for the year. Several large cities show decreases in rates, including Fort Wayne and Huntington, while others like Decatur Warsaw and Angola post increases. No change was noted in Sarbue.
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Iwki
Wayne
Indiama
Fort Wayha
Adams
Levy
Washingtonton Elm
Wayne Township
Ivy
Crag
Butler
Huntington
Albion
Columbia City
Leys
Indiana
Decatur
Garrett
Warsaw
Lagrange
Lee
Fondellviic
Leve
Liggaier
Ews
Javtease
Angola
Bluitien
Sarbue
Excursion steamer burns after heavy loss of life
In Kentucky a passenger excursion steamer on the river caught fire near Smithland. Fumes spread uncontrollably, explosions followed from barrels of air, and many passengers and crew were killed or injured. The craft drifted to the opposite bank before landing. Reports say communication with Hamlet… studded towns is cut. Fifty excursionists and a crew of fifteen were aboard. Nearby, a Peruvian town department store burned, destroying a four story building with unknown losses. Authorities face delays as fire crews and gasplugs tackle the blaze.
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Hamletsburg
Mlinola
Steel firm hints witnesses for steel trust probe
United States Steel plans to suggest witnesses to the Stanley steel trust investigative committee to illuminate questions in the inquiry. Counsel Lindabury defended figures used to compare rail rates for ore hauling, arguing the data came from an expert accountant and should not be presented as authoritative without direct authorization.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Steel Trust
Cur
Lindabury
Steel Corporation
James’ Gayley
Gbeirman Brantey
Mr. Lindabusy
Mr. Stanley
Diely Auttor
Stan
Lindebur Lee
St Peet Carnegie
United States
Druggists and physicians face license revocation pledge
In Indianapolis an emergency meeting of the Indiana state boards of medical examiners and pharmacy agreed to pursue license revocation for druggists and doctors aiding illegal liquor sales. The session reviewed violations and Governor Marshall's warning against opening dry county drug stores.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Riek of Jota
Leensa
Atate
State Board of Pharmacy
Saraed Cerater
Marshall
Garrett Young Man Admitted To Bar
Garrett, ind., June 14 James W. Parker a former Garrett with high praise from Chicago Law School, has completed an 8 three year course and will likely become a capable lawyer. He serves as district commercial manager for Western Union in Chicago. The community remembers James Parker fondly and welcomes his latest success with pride. He has been an exemplary young man and his studies and ambition inspire confidence among his friends and family.
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Garrett
Ind
James W
Chicago Law School
Tilisi
Western Union Telegraph’ Company
Chicago
James
Paker
More Generous Rivalry Urged For Newspapers
Louisville observers report George C. Hite of the Todsonprls Story vocalized a plea for calmer competition among city papers. He warned against deceit and biased reporting, urging newspapers to cooperate more and follow Henry Watterson’s ideal of guarding personal affairs from public overreach.
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George .c.Hite
Todsanprls
Faust Barequet
Southers
Owas
Hitt
Henry Watterson
Speext
Newepaers
Hal
Amaira
Dewepapere
Seamen's War Declares Strike Across British Ports
The seamen's strife was formally declared tonight at London Glasgow Liverpool Calais Bristol Southampton and other British ports. The aba owneremain remained indif ferent, seemingly confident they will have no doubts in winning the place of the strikers.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
Calais
Bristol
Southampton
Maine to Yield Up Its Dead Within Week
In Bahama Cuba area salvage teams hope to expose the Maine wreck after thirteen years by lowering the coverdam enough to reveal the midship section and boiler deck. Workers aim to reach the engine room area as mud is cleared, with partial recovery expected within a week or ten days.
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Maine
Bavama
Mexico is Racked by Dissension Amid Diaz Abdication
Chaos grips Mexican politics as Abdication rumors surge, Madero loyalists clash with federals in Mexico City and Chihuahua while insurgent bands under Orozco and Masby push toward strategic targets in Lower California and Sonora. Agents linked to rebels are arrested in Los Angeles for neutrality law violations.
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Lower California
Chihushus
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Tijuana
Carnize
Los Angeles
Cals
United States
Anselmo Figuéroa
Regenera= tion
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Qrozcu
Insurrecto Artsy
Madero
Juarez
Magera
Orozco
Chibushua
General Baking Company Formed In Monopoly Merger
June 14 New York Twenty one large baking companies across northern and eastern cities merged under the General Baking Company with 320 million in stock and 5 000 000 in bonds. The venture aims to control bread manufacture and sale, facing monopoly concerns in many locales. Cities involved include New York Boston Providence Newark Jersey City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Rochester and more.
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Gether
General Baking Company
General Boxing Company
Boston
Providence
R. J. Newark
Farsey City
N.wj
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Washington
D.C
Cleveland
Canion
Toledo
Detroit
Mrs. Wheeling
W. Ve
Rochester
Buffalo
Federal receivers sought for United States Wireless Telegraph Co
In the federal circuit court a plea to appoint receivers for United States Wireless Telegraph Company is filed declaring insolvency. Assets cited at 3,000,090 with debts of 765,000. only 100 cash on hand. Decision reserved by the court.
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Tila Uttermoen
United States Wireless Telegraph Company
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