Resignation Accepted as McNab Pushes Trials
President Wilson confirms McNab resignation is accepted after a telegram reveal of misperceived injustice. He urges continued prosecution by special counsel into Caminetti-Diggs and Western Fuel cases, naming Francis Heros, Matt Sullivan and Thomas Tuyrian as potential appointees, with political tension mounting over migration and indictments in San Francisco.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
John L. McNab
San Francisco
McReynolds
Caminetti-Diggs
Western Fuel Company
Anarena
Francis i Heros
Si Francisca
Vic Camberti-Digas
Westernel Company
Jndictments
McNab
Pielding
Anthony Cartivetti
Nmigration
Mnab
Washington, D
Underwood tariff plan shifts income tax to high earners
Washington dispatch reports Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee tentatively agreeing on changes to the Underwood tariff bill. The plan would tax individuals over 3,000 dollars with exemptions for municipalities and mutual insurers, while striking several foreign policy and administrative provisions. Wool and sugar debates dominate the session as leaders seek consensus ahead of a caucus vote.
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Washington
Senate
Nance Committee
United States
Taiteq States
Senate Democrats
Simmons
Finance Communities
Senata Shu Froth
Ong
Thorneton
Sana
Piper
Cox Opposed Loans to Defunct Ford and Johnson Chair
George B. Cox, former president of Cincinnati Trust Co, testified today in a case charging eight former bank officials with misusing $138,000. Powell, former treasurer of Ford and Johnson Chair Co, testified that directors routinely lent $15,000 weekly to the bankrupt firm to cover payroll as the bank faced insolvency. The proceedings focus on Loans to the defunct company after its insolvency, with Cox cited for opposing some loans.
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Cincinnati
George Cox
Cincinnati Trust. Company
Ly Hie Bank
Tord and Johnson
Esmy Way
Giorgi E. Powell
New Yale
Cbair Company
Gow
Trim
Aleeged
Ford
Dolnan Company
Ty. Powell
Bart and Johnson Company
Johnson
Selena
Weather Forecast For Indiana Michigan And Ohio
Weather forecast for Wednesday through Thursday calls for showers and thunderstorms across Indiana Michigan and Ohio. Moderate to rough winds expected with gusts and thunderstorms likely. timing centers on late Wednesday into Thursday with unsettled conditions continuing.
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Washington
Indiana
Gita
Lower Michigen
Justia
Engagement secret shocks polo world in New York matchup
The article reports Mira Steele and Chas Steele announcing an engagement amid big polo games in New York. It notes Mira’s family links to prominent clubs and teams, including Milburn, Meadewhroo, and Trinis, with Steele’s polo pedigree tracing to Oxford and Norvard education and international competition.
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Milburn
New York
England
Mira Naner
Steele
Air
Mra
Chas
Hteele
Westhars
Devereny Millia
Tamans
Wowaver
Mint Steele
Finnaer & Morran
Sbin
Ex state sen aor fou in river vaiganport
Fragment of a local notice reports the discovery of a body in the river vicinity near Fourth Street and Portars area. The unidentified deceased, described with vague cues, prompted investigators to inspect the scene, while residents recall a missing person earlier in the week in Merivgr Hot Wak Teed.
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Indsine
J. G. Powell
Fog
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Memer
Emmy
Third Street Brides
Ulm
Portars Hays
Pasdicra
Cnm-Ny
Estate Awarded to Husband Pending Management Details
A frayed notice reports a husband granted control of the estate until a formal decree or remanagement. The text names executors Cooper and Taka and references Emily Walton and a contested renal matter. Clarified names and dates are obscured, but the filing mentions Meath, Temartiace, and a court action requiring an executor designation and formal appraisal.
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Malle
Cooper
Taka
Thes Slyters
Walton
Emily
Renal Estate
Exept
Meath
T. Menirickr
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Gare
Campi Bests Chas Le Dgu In San Francisco Note
A chaotic San Francisco report notes a mine incident near Jenny The Paris area twelve miles south of Fort Vernon. Charles Ita Onnxported entombed after an explosion. rescue efforts by car stationed at McAlester were unable to reach him.
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Sort Smith
Aric
Minit
San Peancisco
Charles
Paris
Vernon
Jenny
Paridan
Thak
Fort
San Francisco Uy
McAlester
Five Days for Killing Affinity in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on June 24 a judge set five days for involuntary manslaughter involving Anna Batson wife of Dr Walter Dotson. The case centers on the murder of Charles Cobb a barber at a local shop where Batson allegedly planned to kill if she did not separate from Dotson and obtain forgiveness. The defense presented testimony to support the accused’s theory as the trial proceeds.
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Nashville
Tenn
Anna Batson
Walter Dotzan
Gallatin
Charles Cabb
Dotson
GURRENGY BILL TO UNDERGO drastic debate
A long debate looms as a currency bill linked to retirement of national bank notes and government bond guarantees faces swift action. Key figures from both parties seek expert input from bankers and students to gauge public impact while high level talks with President Wilson and bankers continue.
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Washington
Steller Rohkse
Senate
Glan
Ignaiatr
Bryan
Agaia
WN Ie
Amocratia
Underaike
Tepmblicans
Pranidert Wilson
Plebe
Hint Ren
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Tion
No Battle Flag May Be Carred At Gettysburg
June 24 report from Grant Army headquarters says about 6 810 veterans from Ilda city WUT will attend the battle anniversary next week. They will not bring torn battle flags. Officials aim to prevent any display of damaged banners and ensure only the star spangled banner is visible.
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Phiradelphia
Jone
Ilda City
Tegheytwands
Bey Hwee
Setorana
Sulzer and Murphy Face Bitter New York Political Battle
The fight between Governor Sulzer and Tammany Hall leader Murphy dominates New York politics. Sulzer accuses Murphy of conspiracy to discredit him while Murphy challenges Sulzer to reveal alleged truths. The feud has reached a critical point and commands statewide attention.
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Sulzer
Murphy
New York
William Sulzer
New York State
Chay
Tammany Hall
Fumuangs New Yorks City Democratic Organisation
Mit
Lusty infant remarks fuel homecoming pageant
The article recalls former Speaker Cannon visiting Earlham College for homecoming. It notes remarks about President Wilson and party politics, with Wayne County cited as a progressive stronghold. A humorous aside mentions a farmer speaker and the bull moose movement gaining support locally.
Dewey Urges Adequate Navy for Peace
In Dewey's view the United States must maintain an adequate navy to deter war and preserve peace. He argues no nation can match a navy of sufficient strength to defeat any probable foe, with the current adequacy seen as second only to Britain's. The piece reflects early 20th century naval expansion debates as Dewey emphasizes readiness over mere existence.
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Wasrington
Stunn Umrman
Admiral Dewey
Unter Staten
Imperator's Crew Demands Shorter Workday On Vessel
Members of the crew of the Imperator protest harsh working conditions aboard the pay vessel. They insist on a humane schedule with better sleeping accommodations and sanitation. The Central commissioner's speakers warn of 16 hour days and overcrowded quarters as unacceptable.
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Hoboken
Cruw
Thienralne
Roads Charged With Rate Violations
In Ren Wing Minnesota on June 2, authorities charged railroad crews with rate violations. The case centers on two railroad lines, the Chicago Great Western and the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul, as investigators allege improper fare practices affected passengers in Vennghia County.
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Minn
Siolainn
Mads
Chicago Great Western
Chicas
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Fast
Rmas
Griceites Debate Public Works and Wabash Tracks
Community members and SEMOCFAIG discuss a plan affecting Fairfield Avenue near the Wabash tracks. Councilor Wagner proposes restitution while others oppose, noting temporary walkways and dangers as the street remains closed or hindered by ongoing debate.
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Public Works
Fairfield Avenue
Golomn
Elevator blast at Husted Milling kills four in New York
Explosion at the Husted Milling elevator and grain shed in New York injures fifty and kills four. Fire destroys the wooden section, with many wounded to hospitals. bodies and unidentified victims raise death toll estimates. Dust explosion caused the blast. extensive damage and scattered debris reported across the area.
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N. Y
Husted Milling Company
Nicedor Michael King
Henry Vetter
von Conroy
Sitkel
Soma
John Cons Toy
Sdrilleer DE x Ewiteh En
Jae
Lis Ce
Beary Vetter
Husted
Zeployes
Woolna Construction
DiGerale
Tnsurance
Dhysiclang
John Conroy
Bearch
Entitled to a Teachers Pension in Decatur
Decatur Indiana June 2. Mrs Lizzie Shearer of Monroe Adams County, who has taught school forty one years, is at home to spend her vacation. For the last fourteen years she has taught in the Ormiley schools, and this year she will be entitled to the year due ten years, though she has been abroad Swine and Wee. She may spend part of her name freet in ane cast with Talatinen, which make her home with Mise Lizzie Shearer.
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Decatur
Ind
Atan Jacris Shearun
Mac Monroe
Lizste Shearer
Boy Scouts Rush Wilson Message at Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania today a troop of Hoy Scouts carried Wilsons message to Mayor Harrigan in Chicago. The delivery arrived from Emmausburg and traveled amid rough terrain, with scouts racing to reach the summit near the Adams and Franklin line marked by a renamed chamber.
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TEV
Ysburg
Wilson
Harrig
Boy May Die From Sunburns In Saxmersville
In Saxmersville a thirteen year old boy named Gibson Friend faces a grave condition after severe sunburns during a Mayonn swimming chron at the local pond. Doctors report the sun exposure caused critical damage while bystanders struggled to avert further harm.
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Saxmersville
Gibson
Mars
Notorious claimant in estates sparks alarm among nobility
A chaotic lettered scandal surrounds Arthur rb and the Tice Norns family. Claims of theft, threats, and a contested marriage loom as the Earl of Gronari and others face allegations. The prose hints at a sensational trial with murder and identity drama, centered on a butcher from the east and London.
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Arthur
Tice Norns
George Teel
Brampsted
Earl of Gronari
Teeph Tiehharnan
Teald
Arihuis
Halievins
UIST
Neto
Sears
Londo
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