Sugar debate and rail crash dominate congressional actions
Washington reports a Senate committee hearing on free sugar duties, with Frank C. Lo of a sugar refining group pressing for the end of the sugar tax while Senator Cummins guides the debate. The session also covers the New York Central crash near Philadelphia, highlighting train failures and the investigation led by railway officials and investigators.
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Washington
Senate
Tobby
Frank C. Lo
Argumenta
Nelson
Walsh
Overman
Daniele
Faye
Mungovan and Jef Feris Refuse Nomination
Judge J Frank Mungovan and City Clerk William Trotteries refused to be candidates on the Republican ticket in an upcoming election. Secretary B W Skelton says the pair will not accept. Jef Feris says both men are considering an independent run but has no further comment.
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J. Frank Mungovan
City Cork
Willam Trotteries
B. W. Skelton Fing
Hamingdon
Jefe Toriga
Wudee Mungovan
Jefertor
Dudpe Murguvan
Myer
Muingassin
Peter Fon
Shelton
Sudden Storm Strikes City Causing Fire and Power Failures
A severe electrical storm yesterday disrupted Wayne and surrounding areas for hours. Lightning knocked out telephones and traction service, damaged the Fire Alarm System, and left lines down. Repairs followed quickly as power and transit returned to routine by evening.
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Lauay
Brantig
Feavio
Lightnien
Peer Wu
Weaely
Ue More Triaphore Company
Colrmation
Une
Pagn & Calumn
Noisy Serial Death Toll Report From Indiana Statisticians
A 3 872 death count across the state notes 10 murders 4 suicides and 161 accidents. Three women were murdered and 16 women died by their own hand. Pulmonary failures and heart disease are listed among causes with 417 reported. April deaths reach 8050 and May figures show 2652 for the period.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bay
Etelé
Coveted Sheep and Graduates at Mallende High School
The 124 graduates of Mallende High School gathered for commencement in the Mallende theatre. Principal figures and guests spoke as Rev. Samuel Wagenhal and valedictorian Miss Hildegarde Wrennials addressed the crowd amid gold and white regalia. Prof. Linn urged duty to democracy, referencing the nation’s founding principles and civic responsibility as the class faces modern challenges.
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Thinas Weber Linn
Chicago University
Samuel Wagenhal
Hildegarde Samiitan
Joyssn Macheth
Board of
Inn
Independanes
Weather forecast for Wriday and Saturday in Michigan and Ohio
The forecast covers Tidlang and Lower Michigan plus Ohin Taral with thunderstorms possible daily. Winds will vary from light to moderate, with no heavy conditions expected Saturday.
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Wastington
Tome
Wriday
Tidlang
Lower Michigan
Ohin
Hosey Seeks Mayor Nomination Address at Bass Powdering Works
Hosey announces candidacy for Mayor of Fort Wayne in a speech at Bass Powdering and Marking works, urging workers to unite against threats to the city. He criticizes opponents and says he will press the case to the public, with remarks at city factory sites and crossings. The report notes continued discussion on Page 2.
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Forth
Wayne Tt
William J. Hosey
Bass. Powndry and Marking Company
Mr. Hosey
Flosey
Unica
Train collision at Vallejo kills and injures multiple
A late night crash on a single track near Vallejo involving fourteen trains caused eleven fatalities and several injuries. Emergency crews and physicians rushed to the scene as dispatchers coordinated aid. An investigation will determine which train had the right of way.
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Liefrat Seyllin
Vallejo
Qrdera Breucht
Vattedn
Ang
Merine
Senate panel adds president power to suspend rates under Underwood tariff
June 19 report shows the Senate finance committee approving an amendment to the Underwood tariff bill. It would authorize the president to suspend certain rates and proclaim special rates against nations that discriminate against U S products. The panel also rewrote sections on administration and reciprocity, removing the antidumping and foreign market provisions and reshaping regulatory powers.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Uae
Teeiprounte Jy Tyaute
Lmlarse
Gill
Gamimissounire Jses
Secretary of the [Treasury
Dinporte
Bop
Forsigh
Aropesci
Toms Court
Ith
Ind
DIU
Tromoreuve
Fort Wayne Directory's Population and Local Growth
Fort Wayne's population figures are cited at 74 540 with mentions of 79579 and 4200 in various lines. The piece outlines a forthcoming city directory listing residents and addresses, government and organizations, and notes new business ventures, housing, factories, and churches as Fort Wayne progresses, with emphasis on growth and modernization across streets and neighborhoods.
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Fort Wayne
Canada
Faye Pisey
Apy
Children burned in parents absence tragedy at Mtton Reld
In June 10 incident in Mtton Reld fire claimed the lives of children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marthy. Ages noted as from one year to four months, with three scars and four months unspecified. The cause of the blaze remains unknown as the eldest child was found near the front with his sister in his arms, suggesting an attempted escape.
Stabbed by Goat Furesvuale Incident in Missouri
A boy about years old was injured while playing with a goat. The animal charged and gored him with its horn, piercing his side after he fell forward. Authorities describe the incident as a fatal injury risk from the animal in a rural area near Sune.
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Furesvuale
Charles
SeVern
New Minister To Cuba A Noted Cuban Patriot's Son
Gonzales editor of the Bee in Columbia South Carolina notes the appointment of a minister to Cuba. The appointee, a Cuban by birth and journalist, is the son of a renowned Cuban patriot who played a leading role in the 19th century uprising and Lopez expedition. He served as a Confederate general and spent years in exile in America. The minister to Cuba is described as well equipped and among the souths noted editors.
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Cuba
Columbia
S. C
Wilelsh
Gonzales
Bae
Guna
Iris Jfether
Ambronis
Joge Gonzales
Biit Andy
Cyhong
Sprnlea
Belmont rider shot during race terror at Ascot
A violent incident disrupted a royal race, as a man fired a revolver at jockey Whalley on Traber at Ascot. The rider veered to safety, the shooter tackled, and Prince Palatine won the Mace Stakes amid chaos in front of royals including the Duke of Connaught.
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ASCOT
Bastun
Atear Yard
Tony
Inelteng
Simis
Brousu
Emmy Wildin
Aarold Tewin
Enirlatea
Bliss Davisany Lean
Misa Davisan
Waconschaus
Mery
Axne Manuel
Portugal
Sweden
Ont Connaught
Fovernor Benerel
Canada
Princeas Pastricia
Belmont
Tracery
Hockeum
Inge
Whalley
Hewltt
Tan
Harrow
Cambiideo
Ana
Prince Paladine
oWwae
Pirington
Building Workers Refuse To Back Down In Lockout
Chicago June 19 Work stoppage hits building trades as unions refuse to return to work amid a lockout by the Building Construction Employers Association. Officials say the action may cripple industries and threaten large-scale layoffs if the strike continues, with up to 20 000 workers potentially affected. Robert Hahlen of the Building Trades Council says unions are prepared for longer stoppage while employers insist on compliance with agreement terms.
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Chicago
Pittern
Bulldine Construction
Tha Gilso
Associalinn Lad
Robert Hahlen
Prevost the World’s Fastest Flier At Reirtlan Field
Rannes France reports Prevost, famed as the world’s swiftest aviator, flew eight miles at high speed near ReiRtlan field. The daring daredevil’s extraordinary flight drew astonishment as illustrated by the surrounding crowd and early racecar comparisons.
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Prevost
Rannes
France
Fairey
Prevosti
ReiRtlan
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