Payne Defends Wool Tariff Debates In Congress
As June sessions close in Washington the Payne Aldrich tariff bill dominates debate. Representative Payne of New York defends the wool schedule while Underwood plans a vote next week. Rep Warburton introduces a sugar free list bill and tobacco tax measures seeking higher revenue. Public sentiment splits on wool duties as Democrats stall pension debates and face possible adjournment.
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Soreno E. Payne
New York
Payne-Aldrich Teriff
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Sesgion
Scaucus
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House
Martin
Colorado
Amiérin
Dyer
Drigcouli Republican
India
Masailet
Special Services Mark Priest McCarthy in Garrett
Special services at the Catholic Church in Garrett Indiana honor Deacon John Alosaius McCarthy on his ordination. The ceremony includes a Mass, procession, and a reception with clergy and lay participants. McCarthy, 36, educated at parochial schools Joseph College Beausseier and Rochester seminary, is to serve as priest in the diocese.
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Garrett Millary Daag
Schoel- Gira
Sodality
Cote’ Knights of America
School Pottery
McCarthy
pLateame
Ttle
Metarty
Hit
Moseph Collage
Beausselier
Rochester
Spang
Reeble Ovine
Train Hits Auto Kill Two at Meadow Brook Crossing
Westbury area reports a Long Island railroad train fatally strikes a car at a crossing during polo game prep. Editor Jay and Charles J. Ross official photographer die from injuries. incident occurs near Meadow Brook polo grounds. Also notes Saul's sale on newly laundered shirts at 47 cents.
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Westbury
N. T
Slune Tian Automotive
Jay
Whit and Spur
Charles J. Ross
Meadowbrook
Isvard
Rogg
Police Notice of Cash Theft and Drunkenness Rulings
Police report by Thomas Butler at the Catholic cemetery notes a theft of 87 from his pocket while awaiting transfer near Hamilton National Bank. A deputy prosecutor discusses the suspect’s intoxication and a separate case where Slater was jailed for a related offense. The piece also mentions promotions in a millinery sale at Saul's offering hats for 2.47.
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Thomas Butler
Hamilton National Bank
Butler
Steve Callahan
Steve Dode
Slater
Joese
Fourth arrest in car ticket plot in Cleveland
Government detectives disclose a fourth arrest in a street car ticket fraud ring. Ira Williamson, a 2 velong conductor, was taken into custody on charges of using the mafis to defraud. He is held on 29000 dollars bond as investigators link him to an Akron, Ohio, counterfeiting case and a printing shop discovery last Saturday.
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Cleveland
Ira Williamson
Willamson
Akron
Counterite
Fort Wayne editor resigns to join medical journal in Sta tle Wash
Pr. ¢. V. Braun, longtime managing editor of the Freie Preensthals Zeltune, resigns and leaves Fort Wayne for Sta tle Wash to become associate editor of a medical journal. Eugens Troendle to temporarily replace Braun as managing editor of the Fine Presse. Local store Saul's advertises soft shirts 47c each tomorrow.
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Saul’s
Turners Parade Weathered Rain at Fort Wayne Turnfest
Turners from several societies gathered for the Fort Wayne Turnfest parade and events despite persistent rain. William Barth chaired the committee. Chicago Turnverein Vorwaerts and Detroit Germania Gortart attendees showcased distinctive costumes while bands played at Turnerhalle. Evening plans shifted indoors to Packard Band performances and social gatherings as competitors adapted.
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Meyer
Eclock
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Socials
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Monroe
Wis
Turnverein
Turnversity
Fort
Warie
Hide
Finigkett
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fort Seigne
Turners
Turner Haile
Meyver
St Ton
Ia Packard
Turner Halle
Special chicken dinner and free employment office notes
A newspaper item reports a special chicken dinner at Hof Brau for 36d and 41 to 8, plus a note on employment office activity. Of 167 applications filed with Superintendent Schroeder, about 70 percent were by females, with eighteen applicants secured to date. A storm near Evansville, Indiana, kills Ira Lewis, 16, and injures Lewis Benner, 17, as a barn collapses.
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Schroeder
Man State
Evansville
Ind
Mars Township
Poscsy County
Here
Ira Lewis
Lewis Benner
Lewis
Benner
Fort Wayne Tumverein Vor Waeits Gym Reopens In Modern Brick Building
The Fort Wayne Tumverein Vorwaeits unveils a newly refurbished corner building at Superior and Fulton, formerly Fort Wayne College of KinE, purchased in 1696 for about 4000 dollars. The facility features a full gymnasium with rings ladders and bars, a well equipped auditorium with stage and scenery, rustic shooting galley, and extensive dressing rooms and bath facilities.
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Fulton Streets
Fort Wayne
Turners
Snengerbund
Athlee
Wi Fe
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