Taft battles to stop labor union exemption in Sundry Bill
Washington June 24 Taft waged a full day fight to defeat the Hughes amendment exempting labor unions from Sherman anti trust provisions in the Sundry Civil Bill. He warned denying equal treatment would cost him union support and pressed Congress toward adjournment. The dispute drew letters from labor groups and a St Paul convention telegram supporting the amendment, while Taft warned the broader public against class legislation and urged enforcement of the act as written.
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Washington
Fune
Tattarasnet
Congress
Mrr
Tatt
Taft
Wau
Prea
Tony Telegrai
Brotherhood of Locomotive Hirenian
St. Paul
Pune
The
Brotherhood
Jung
W. & Carter
Brotherhood of
Increiae
Phev Supreme Court
Brs
Illinois Bribery Case Goes To Jury Today
The defense closed and the state will present two hours of arguments before the jury decides. The trial in Chicago centers on Lea O'Neil Browne bribery allegations with the case expected to go to the jury shortly after noon.
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Illinois
Chicago
Sty
Lea O'Neil Browne
Hte
Wayman Anya
Ars Rumenta
Casa
Train wreck injures passengers in Carlinville
A derailment on the Chiedgs Allen prairis state expo line near Carlinville injures several people, with 35 passengers aboard the train at 3:25 p.m. No fatalities reported. Emergency crews responded as injured passengers were removed for treatment.
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Carlinsville
Chiedgs & Allen Prairis
Unclear Fragments Describe Pricing and Items Listed
A string of mixed, unreadable terms mentions prices and items such as 3 53.60 and 54 H X AML aK, 8 and 6.00, with further garbled references to reefers and carts. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable from the legible text.
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Wss
Tenenverenes
Sullivan Promoter Clash Damps Langford Bout Plans
In Reno on June 24 reports recount John J. Sullivan and Jeff Puss Up Bar amid tense exchanges with Jim Corbett over Sullivan’s handling of statements and the delayed Langford-Katchal encounter. The scene reflects promoters’ struggle to finalize the card as Birney heavyweights stalls and word spreads of a postponed main event.
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Reno
Tex Rickard
John J. Sullivan
Lo Seffriex Guirlornnd
Jim Corbett
Jefffries
Sullivan
Gota
Dave LawssdIay
Chienge
Lewishon
Sullivan Ben la Lufaire
Atage
Carbett
Corbett
Alge
Howlon Ventro
Jomayn
Baillvan
Eala Corbett
Sulliver
Amay
Ron
Bettine
Wagard
Nutt
Langford
Wewilling
de Ketehel
Tin Matth
Tom Fiownusihro
Taek Fotinisen
Nera Cays
Rentreraaneray Manning
Pha Niesenge
Prapagan Aa
Dividahon
Tohnaon
George Little
Bia Hidhawer
Market Report On Truthful Purchase Of Shares
Partial OCR reads like a stock market note. It mentions Tam Fiona Jean, Bal Heater and Tom O'Day of San Mn, with references to John poire Interest and a bid of 310,000 to someone named Jonnxan. The fragment is unclear but notes an outright purchase and an unrelated party.
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Tor
Particulie
Tam Fiona Jean
Bal
Tom O'Day
San
John Poire
Alee Dt Wits
Pluiura
Darrow Leads Municipal League In Indiana Meet
Richmond Indiana June 2 Crawfordsville was chosen as the next meeting place for the fading municipal league at the closing session. Officers elected include Lemont S. Darrow Laporte president Janes Burke Jeffersonville first vice president John Thom Nobleville second vice president Loring W Mellette Elwood treasurer Fred S Robinson Crawfordville secretary. See the North Star line of Refrigerators at Indiana Furniture Co.
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Richmond
Ind
Crawfordsville
Lemont S. Darrow
Laporte
Janes BR. Burke
Feffersonville
John Thom
Nobleavile
O Loring W. Mellette
Elwood
Treasure
Fred 8. Robinson
Crowfanlaville
North Star
Indiana Furniture Co
Two Arrested for Robbery Named in Bluffton Case
Detective Paupert arrested Marry Chandler and a woman wife who aided her. The pair were held for the county’s grand jury in Bluffton after an earlier assault on Dottie Powers and a separate robbery case involving Alfred Zauge and Whitthra Kabler.
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Chandler
Paupert
Alfred Zauge
Ana Wihthra Kabler
Bluffton
Ossian Amateur Five Suffers In Frustrating Satueving Loss
Ossian Amateur team suffers a narrow defeat due to key regulars failing to participate. Heaters Arnold Porter and Hil tan Porter are among those listed as unavailable, with several engagements noted on the weekend. A lingering illness is mentioned as a contributing factor.
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Thremo
AllStar Finve
Ossian
Aneuer Thole
Arnold Porter
Hiltan Porter
Phureday
Apa
Nlexy
Mra. Porter
Fel River
Jtownahin
Rian
Julia Arnold
Yeuhranta
Rica Porter
Hua
Mr. Puller
Athinta
AL Vortex
JL Portan
William Rocket
Porter
Barter
W. Barter
Byers
Five Brothers Aid In Allen County Funeral Plans
Standehild and five brothers, all aiding in Allen County, mourn the death of a local resident. The deceased belonged to the United Brethren church for years. Funeral services set for Sunday morning at 0:30 oclock at the residence, then at Parker Church. Louide Hartahorn, 4, child of Salem Hartshorn, died at 10:40 at home, 467 East Sudenfeld, from paralysis. Myre Bartshorn born in Ohio, lived in Fort Wayne years. She left behind a large family and two daughters. final arrangements to be announced later.
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Standehild
Allen County
Deceaeed
United Brethren Church
Oelock
Parker Churgh
Clarteher Mea
Louide Hartahorn
Wits
Salem
Hartshorn
Euat Sudenfeld
Myre Bartshorn
Ohto
Fort Wayna
Sheda
Rage
Frmoral Ar Panmeimanta
Liter
Permission But No Money Public Buildings Bill Passed
Washington June 23 The public buildings bill carrying about twenty million dollars passed the Senate and would authorize the purchase of land and erection of buildings but carried no actual appropriation of funds. House action followed with support but no immediate money. senators hoped for early construction while awaiting final approval.
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Washington
Senate
Hanga
Melute
Trink Senate
Naty
Annual Exhibit of State School Work Prompts Public Viewing
Arounded by exeretqesty, the annual exhibit shows work done during the past year by children at the school. The display opened at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon and will run until this evening, inviting the public to view the projects and achievements.
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Exeretqesty
Ehvdeve
Beef trust wins point in antitrust case
Judge Landis sustains demurrers to the indictment charging restraint of trade by the National Packing Company and its associates. Grand jury ordered to renew investigation of the packing companies as agents of the federal government presented evidence under the Sherman act. The ruling narrows the case while preserving possible prosecution of the trusts.
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Chicago
Local Officers Report Miscellaneous City Info
The city. Harmony Wyaco members. school trustees discuss a contract for school building cooling needs. Patrolman Eimer Young suffers injuries after a motorcycle incident. Mayor Grice returns from trips to Marion and Bluffton exploring horse replacements for city services. Fire department ponders obsolete equipment. Halton and Black discuss incidents on Naw Haven road. Mr Linker and family return from Monterey. Night Watchman resume duties after illness. Billy Tennett involved in downtown alley confrontation. charged with intoxication. police headquarter cells report profanity and arrests.
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Jamon M. Kane
Vetera
Poate
HN Ag
West Berry
Harmony Wyayo
Cen
Eimer Young
Sands Bay
Halton Vende
Grice
Marion
Blufftar
Fire and Poles
William Black
Naw Haven
Bert Bis
Black
Aldhin
Valentine Linker
Monterey
the Musegin
Daughtor
Linker
Herghut
Billy Tennet
Soreoane Kelly
Byuck
Minnelt
Concordia College Cadets Hold Final Drill Parade
The final drill and dress parade of the college year occurred on campus. Captain Mueller of Company D received the saber awarded to the best company, presented by Captain Ivers W. Leonard, with the saber engraved Bo. Co. CO.
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Niger
Concordia
Mueller
Concordia College Cadets
Ivers VW. Leonard
Bo. Co
Concordia Catlege
Rickard and Hester Scrap in Reno Lobby
A late evening confrontation in a Reno hotel lobby between Tex Rickard and Sid Hester was prevented by friends. Rickard allegedly struck at Hester, triggering a brawl that was stopped before injuries occurred. Reportedly tied to a dispute over mine interest and a partner, details remain disputed.
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Reno
Tex Rickard
Sid Hester
Menteenth
Rickard
Hester
Richards
Nia
Jestelos
Aent
Race records muddied notes from a foggy Minnesota card
A garbled report from St. Dane Minnesota mentions unclear race details with stray names like Ralph De Palma and scattered numbers. The text references a thick crowd, misty driving, and a vague event likely tied to a speed race or automotive gathering, but specifics are obscured.
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ST. Dane
Minn
Junn
Ralph de Palma
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