Wilson and tariff debate shape Senate week plans
President Wilson is pressing for swift action on a new tariff and currency bill as Congress weighs the administration agenda. House and Senate leaders predict support across parties, while key caucuses focus on free wool and free sugar provisions. Treasury and tariff discussions expect early committee review and possible clashes over income tax exemptions.
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House
Senate
Wilson
Secretary of State
Congress
Banking and Currency Committee
Gemorrelio Caugus
Bimmers
France
Guanes
City Election Ticket Battle Shapes Up In Indiana Town
The article outlines a Republican ticket lineup led by William H. Ta Tour with A. W. Skelton as city judge and Seini Toth as city clerk, plus council candidates in all wards. It contrasts with a Democratic slate headed by Peter M. Braun and notes delays and backroom maneuvering among independents as primaries approach.
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Mne
Willem Genke
Genle
Byron ‘Somers
Jefferies
Mongovay
John Loth
Willam H. Ta Tourwette
P . Hor
A. W
Hepline
John G
Oday
Clarence B. Hartshorn
A Fehlsing
Charles B. Tissiel
Peter ML. Braun
Albert ©. Meiching
William J. Tosey
Joseph Weldemeier
Louis C. Rippe
Clem Junge
Michel Koehler
Thomas T Batley
Michael J. Tellly
Peter A. Ofenloek
Frank A. Schramm
OH Kener
Orville Faekier
James &. Ervin
Peter A. Deitenke
Allen P. Marcin
Hertman
Paris
Foster
Harper
Melind
Hosey
Four Firemen Die in Montreal Blaze
Four firemen are dead and three others injured after a disastrous blaze in Montreal. The fire destroyed the sash and blind factory of Weire & Sarton and the Ice warehouse of City Ice, with damage to nearby buildings. Names reported include John C Forsythe Patrick Hamil John McDermott and Webster Moleson.
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Montreal
Tagpital
Rae
Jonn C Forsythe
Patrick Hamil
John McDermott
Webster Moleson
Inege
Mi2weire & Saratin
City Ice Company
Our Father's House and the Promise of Heaven
The Rev Edward Montgomery in a sermon on Our Pitchers House explains Jesus words that Heaven is Our Father's house a real place for believers. He emphasizes many Mansions as diverse, the prepared place for followers of Christ and the coming reunion with Christ at the end of time.
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Edward Montgomery
Unseen World
Death jOe
Iterle
Tory
Christ
Heaven
Bowie
Hayes
Feaven
Cannan
Jesus
Got
God
Shem
Keupe
Elysian
Wilson favors eight hour law for all railroaders
Secretary of labor William B. Wilson declared at the Memorial Service of railroad unions that an eight hour workday should be universal for railroad workers. He urged refining a system to allow trainmen to spend their off time as their home life dictates, addressing reform within the railway ranks.
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Philadelphia
William B. Wilson
Labor
Brotherhood of Raithman Crammen
Brotherhood of Loce- Trotve Miemen
Eginemen
Senator Kern Disability Benefits Under Federal Rules
The article outlines federal disability compensation for Senator Kern, detailing monthly payments during total or partial disability, limits from 33.33 to 66.67 dollars, and partial disability caps. It notes transportation, survivor benefits including widow support, and the duration of payments, with figures tied to the employee’s pay and circumstances.
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United States
Atich
Whall
Ana
Families receive child and dependent support allotments
The record outlines allotments for children and dependents from a widow or widower. It specifies 28 percent for the first child and 1 percent for each additional child, capped at 12 percent, distributed among children as shares. Provisions continue until age 18 or graduation from school, with similar support for spouses, siblings, and grandparents where applicable.
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Rateate
Brathere
Laters
Grand Parenta
Granito
Yodor Cortala Iatattona
Masonic Bodies Attend Service to Honor St John Baptist
Marona of the city attended Plymouth Congregational church for St John the Baptist day. Knights Templar and Masons met, large numbers participated, Rev. Folsom preached on John the Baptist as forerunner to Christ, urging adherence to Masonry and Knights Templar principles. TRY FORT WANT JOURNAL GAZETTE WANT ADS FOR QUICK RESULT.
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Marona
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alan the Baptist
St. John’s
Knights Templar
Menhors
Blue Joye
A. J. Folaom
CB. Stoman
Fathers of
Masonry
Loet Wayne
St. John
John
John Mate
Tome St. John
John Wras
Jerdon
Jesus
Felnom
St. John Riest
Resurrection Surprises Promised At Majestic Theatre
Benjamin H. Burtap of Philadelphia spoke on Surprises of the Resurrection under the International Bible Students' association. He argued death is a state of death not hellfire and that all will live again on earth with peace, no crime, no doctors, and no armies. He urged recognition of loved ones in a future life and redefined hell as a fate rather than a place.
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Tam Goles
Hell
Benjamin H. Bur Tap
Philadelphia
Majestic Theatre
International Bible Students’ Association
Atdison
Mr. Barton
Ife
Ang Fistell
Goa
Emimus Young Men Band Concert Set for June 26 27
The Emmamus Young Men's Society will stage a two night band concert at Yraimaua hall on June 26 and 27. The Wilbat band and the B P O band provide the programs with marches overtures ragtime songs and selections from classic pieces featured on the bill.
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Emimaus
Eamans Young Men's Society
Yraimaua Hall
Wilbat
Follawe
OM Giory
Overtur Lehmon
Wotar Hott
Boinwalt Tampa Amd Derinh
Sant Senne
Charies Sinding
Normany
Lampe
Ray Shreve
John E. Scott Noted Lawyer Dies At Home
John E. Scott a well known Indianapolis attorney died at his home after a period of illness. He had recently returned from Bloomington and was widely respected in the legal community. His death marks the loss of a prominent figure in the city’s legal circles.
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John E. Scott
Digs
Indianapolts
Tad
Juanda
Joan E. Seott
City
Ome
New Uo
Bloomington
Christ First in Christian Service Sermon Urges Duty
Rev Charles J The pastor of the Southside Baptist church in Fort Wayne urged Christians to begin now to do their best for Christ. He emphasized putting Christ first in home life and in service, warning that neglect harms the church and delays the kingdom.
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Billy Sindy
Fort Wayne
Christ
Charles 7
Sour Side Baptist Church
God
Fort Waste
Flower Service at Episcopal Church Returns for Sunday
The Flower service at Trinity Episcopal Church featured a procession of children bearing bouquets to the chancel. After services medals and bibles were awarded for perfect attendance. several students received gold and silver honors. Other church notes include Crescent Avenue Evangelical’s park pageant and Trinity’s now-closed summer program with a Gay Parents’ event.
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Trinity fCupal
Ity
Punt School
Rene
Mix
Crescent_Avenue Evangelical church
Poster Park
Tes. &. W. Montgomery
Third Presbyterian Church
Whl
Chicago
Trinity M. E. Church
TOCSAM II WINS MOTORBOAT CONTEST AT OCEAN CITY
TOCSAM II wins the motorboat race from Bermuderia Brooklyn to Ocean City, finishing in 10:37:02 this morning. The Barbarei finished nine minutes later.
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Tocsam II
Ocean City
Toccam TT
Bermuderia Brooklyn
Mera
Barbarei
Giants Fear Cubs as NL Leads Race Heats Up
National League title chase tightens as Giants, Cubs, and Phillies surge. Boston, Cleveland, and Washington show late-week moves, with strong hitting from Brooklyn and Chicago and a struggling Philadelphia showing key losses. The week features standout infield defense from Stahls and robust batting from the Washington squad, while New York and Chicago remain atop the standings in a tight race.
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New York
New
Bostons
Red Sox
Jake Stahrs
John Simeel
Warfield
Sneaker
Hooper
Lewis
Philadelphia
O Clevelands
Mack
Naps
Sven
Boston Speeders
Philadel Mas
Contiouing
Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Boston
Giants
Steen
McGraw
Iet
Pireshunsh
Grookivey
Seth
Sovide
Rostan
Chiladelphia
Cevelard
Rica Witen
New Yorks
Washington
Washinton
Benoklyns
New York Americans
Sevanty
National League
Philacetonia
Brooklyn
Elusburgh
St. Louia
I Aincinnati
Gleveland
Chica
St. Louis
New Yarls
Benevolent League Initiates 47 At Sunday Meeting In Port Wayne
Forty seven candidates were initiated yesterday into the nine Port Wayne councils of the Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana. Deliberations from Goshen Decatur Carroll Col umbia City Plymouth and Hammond attended. The day included the first degree for the Port Wayne regiment and speeches by Rev Edward G. Mungovan and Rev John Batten cot h. A social session followed with numerous names listed among attendees.
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Port Wayne
Catholic Benevolent League of
Indiana
Goshen
Decatur
Garrolt
Columbia City
Slymouth
Hammond
Odd Fellows Hall
Vna
Edward G. Mungovan
Arcola
State Organization
John Batten‘coth
City Mide
J. Orth
Dorthy A. Sehater
Geneen
Kinder
Philamina Agnes Ott
Loretta A. Baker
Tred W. Schaub
Monika Alter
Berthe Lopshire
Porn Plepensheink
Regina G. Neuman
Esther J. Berber
Stella Wyss
Henry 2. Sehraidt
Elale M. Glhaon
Tulinna Sarg
Dora Sorg
Mrs
Jona TF. Wyss
Celestine J. Wynn
Iamin
Mary Sore
Claude[Meenan
Melen Solon
Tleien Marla jMcTavehtin
Mary Pothoty
Lee P. Gale
AlVina Mare Cruz
Mary Irena Bogenschuetz
Police News A Fishing Trip Sparks Local Slander Probe
Police clerk Strodel recently returned from Cranked Lake amid rumors his fishing party bought the catch. Family accounts and party members deny the tale, insisting none of the stories are true and that some locals joke about the vacationers.
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Strodel
Cranked Lake
Angola
Staten
August Buuck
Henry Fleckensteln
Janlowa
Didn't Do a Thing Prisoners Deny Crimes in Cells
A night at Sta tle Keeper Rauch house shows inmates insist they did nothing wrong. One man claims innocence while another says he was merely sleeping on a doorstep. Other prisoners laugh off accusations as they linger in the row of cell cages.
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Statle
Rauch
Wy Bond
Brewning
Buuck
Gust
Tragic Rapids Rescue Ends in Boys’ Deaths
In Niagara Falls the river rapids claim two boys after their canoe capsizes near the bridge. Rescue attempts fail as the craft plunges into a towering wave. The tragedy echoes earlier river fatalities, with local families affected and authorities reporting recovery unlikely.
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Switt
I Mrs. Eldridge Stanton of Toronto and Burrell T Heacock
Cleveland
Iron Bridge
Roscoe Bass
Niagara Falls
Marylin Reinhart
Colt Throws Out Its Owner And Runs Away
A young colt driven by Louin Lite senhops broke free, kicked its owner injuring him, then bolted down Creighton Avenue and into Fairfeld Avenue where it collided with A. J. Lopezhiog’s carriage. Orts Greer and Moterevele Greer tracked the owner to recover the animal.
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Colt
Louin
Cols
Tank
Lightning strike kills man at revival in Big Tent
A lightning bolt killed a man attending a revival meeting in Little Rock Ark in a large tent. The bolt traveled along a wire and ignited a fire that destroyed the tent and three adjacent houses. Five others were wounded in the incident and there were in attendance relatives and neighbors when the storm struck.
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Little Rogk
Ark
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