Free Sugar and Wool Adopted in Tariff Bill Final Draft
Washington June 25 Free sugar in 1916 and free raw wool are now in the tariff revision bill after senate democratic caucus approval by 40 to 6 and 41 to 6 respectively. President Wilson backed the wool and sugar provisions as the Ways and Means debate continued. Several senators opposed both measures, with caucus discussions delaying binding action while the full bill awaits final passage.
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Washington probe over McReynolds links in Diaz cases
June 25 Clarion reports Special agent Herrington of the Justice Department in San Francisco sent Wilson a telegram seeking McReynolds removal amid Diggs-Cammett white slave case turmoil. McNab’s suspension and Herrington’s explanation prompt possible further action. President Wilson weighs new special prosecutors for Caminett Diggs and Western Fuel cases as cabinet and currency talks occupy hours.
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Lhce
Department of Justice
San Francisco
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United States Agrarpes
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Bureau of Investigation
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Arrest Two In Long-Closed 1909 Murder Case
ACO Eluth Bend Indiana reports the arrest of Willard Arney and Milam Booker for a 1909 murder tied to robber motive. Booker, held in Jeffersonville reform school, and Arney face charges, with earlier suspects cleared. Police link the killing of William Highehew to a night robbery gone wrong.
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Willard Arneynd
Milam Booker
Jeffersonville Reformatory
William Highehew
Hom
Maby
Acvern
Cincinnati Ice Strike Ends In Deadlock Headlines
Cincinnati reports no progress as the ice strike remains deadlocked. City relief efforts include sales of retail equipment and wagons by large baking firms, signaling a broader industry downturn and potential closure of operations in the sector.
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Cincinnati
Death claims oil magnate in Cleveland area
A chaotic clipping reports the death of a prominent oil magnate linked to Standard QM company. The text mentions travels to colleges and a missionary school before a fatal event near his son Dr. Dudley P. Allen, with few clear details remaining due to transcription errors.
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Cleveland, de Sac
J Jzers
Standard QM Company
Koma
Dudley P. Allen
Ownership and circulation data for Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette prints daily and weekly editions from Fort Wayne Indiana. The statement lists editor A J Moynihan managing editor Clifford Lipkey business manager Theo C Dodane and publisher The Journal Gazette Company with 25122 average copies mailed or distributed to paid subscribers in the six months before April 1 1913. The document confirms no known bondholders or other security holders holding 1 percent or more. The affidavit sworn June 25 1913 before clerk WM Gerding.
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A. J. Moynihan
Indiana
Clifford Lipkey
Theo, C. Dodane
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Husted Horror May Claim 50 When Ruins Cool
Buffalo Newfoundland June 25 With seventeen known dead eighteen missing and a score in hospitals for whose recovery no hope is entertained the ultimate total of victims of the fire and explosion that wrecked the Husted Milling and Elevating plant Tuesday will likely exceed fifty. Nine of the sixty taken to hospitals died today. Police revised missing from 28 to 18 and established those men were in the mill and perished. Firemen hosed the ruins as crews prepared to search the twisted steel and concrete mass sixty feet high.
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Buffalo
Husted Milling
Fortion
Garment Workers Ordered to Return to Work in Cincinnati
June 5 report notes Thomas Richert, president of the International Union of Garment Workers of America, declared a strike illegal and ordered workers to return to work. Employers refused to meet with strikers and awaited developments as leaders guided actions.
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Cincinnati
Garment Workers’ Union
Noted Jap Laughs At the Idea of War With United States
Washington June 25 Kinujiro Okazaki a Japanese Parliament member and head of the Japanese basketball association comments on US eastern state sentiment toward Japan He says no citizenship demand and notes the US Supreme Court ruling on race He asserts Japanese desire only to purchase land in California and dismisses war as absurd citing lack of funds and reason
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Washington
Kinujiro Okazaki
Japan
Okazaki
London
Marquis Kateura
Bio
New York
Mr. Okazaki
United States Supreme Court
California
Governor Dunne Ready to Sign Suffrage Bill
Governor Dunne says he has received the attorney general's opinion and is ready to meet with supporters to discuss the suffrage bill. The AG found the measure not objectionable in form, but suggested the final constitutionality would be determined by the Supreme Court. The governor notes he will likely sign the bill pending further deliberation.
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Springfeeld
Bly
Dunne
Lucey
Supreme Court
Genera) Haide
Wreck of Winnipeg Express Kills Immigrant Transit Cars
Ottawa June 25 Eight migrants died and over twenty were injured when the westbound Winnipeg Express derailed near the Ottawa River. Immigrant cars carrying Scots bound for the West plunged from an embankment. four men, three women, and a child among the dead. Fire, ambulances, and police rushed to the scene as search for more injured continued.
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Ottawa
Big City
Tran
Daniel Cameron
Bulgarians Lose in Clash at Arms at Zlatovo
Belgrade June 25 report says Bulgarians were detested at Zlatovo as Servians attacked after Bulgarian forces crossed the river. Desperate fighting followed and the Bulgarians broke and fled leaving behind many dead and wounded and abandoning positions in Servian territory.
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Belgrade
Zlatovo
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday in several regions
The forecast covers Indiana and Ohio regions with warm, moderate temperatures and possible squalls on Thursday and Friday. Lower Michigan expects thunder showers with moderate south winds and squalls. In Illinois, scattered thunder showers likely in the south and a similar pattern in the north with farm conditions and moderate south winds.
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Indiane
Ohlom
Lower
Michigan
Juinola
South Portion
North Portion
Fridar
Camatined i Farm
Youth electrocuted after tower climb at college grounds
William Gebhard Jr 10 died after falling from a municipal light tower at the southwest corner of Concordia College grounds at 10 36 last night. He and companions climbed the Neht tower. a shock and fall caused fatal injuries, with his death hour later at St Josephs hospital. His family, local officials, and city linemen investigated the incident. The tower is city property, and officials say girded by wires above safe height. Gebhard was an apprentice machinist formerly employed at the East Pounders and Machine Co. He leaves parents, a brother aged 3, and a sister aged 19.
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William Gebhard
St Joseph's Hospital
Betereen
Wiehout
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Hla Eugeestion
A. Ta Schneider
Yeuna Tan
Frank Dix
Wilson Confers With Currency Bill Committee At White House
President Wilson met tonight with the Senate committee on banking and currency and the House committee on banking and currency for a general discussion of the currency question. He explained the need for legislation this session as the bill is expected to be introduced tomorrow by Senator Owen and Representative Glass. Bankers pressed expanding the Federal Reserve Board and financing options, including a $500,000,000 to $600,000,000 treasury issue and retirement of $2,000,000 of currency secured by two percent bonds over several years.
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Wilson
White House
Senate Committee On
House Committee On Venking
Gary Rency
Senate
Owen
Representative Glass
Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers’ Association
Dill
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Treasury
Putting the Rollers Under Major Bay An Easy Process
Washington reports that a high ranking army officer may be superseded by a lower officer if the latter’s record qualifies him This opinion to President Wilson addresses promotions in the war department and opens debate over Major Feceler B Ray Once nominated as deputy paymaster general with the rank of lieutenant colonel Ray’s confirmation failed The House committee found Ray engaged in Republican political activity and favoritism in promotions while stationed in Chicago during campaigns The issue centers on whether the president must appoint the senior officer to the vacancy or whether the act of 1880 allows elimination via routing board or court martial
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CIA
Wilson
McReynolds
Feceler B. Ray
House Committee
War Department
Taft
Major Ray
House
Ray
Reublican Party
Chicago
Kay
Zoniar
Quartermaster Corps
Secretary of War
Garrison
Indiesto
Local firm to produce auto plows in 1900s era plan
Engle Manufacturing company plans to make auto plows with capital set at 2000. Directors named include H. F. P. Schneier W. J. Barth Frederick Kreilmann Tintins F. L. Groen and Charles E. L. Crtt.
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Engle Manufacturingz Company
H. FP. Schneier
W. J. Barth
Frederick Kreilmann
Tintins FL Groen
Charles EL Crtt
Johnny Conlon Cancels Bantamweight Title Match
Bantamweight champion Johnny Conlon cancels his scheduled bout against Johnny Centon and Kid Williams in Los Angeles. Conlon telegraphed promoter Me Garey that he would not compete, delaying the Tos Angeles event and prompting new arrangements.
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Johny Centon
Kid Williams
Battimora
Tos Angeles
Cenlon
Me.Garey
Los Angeles
Ubi Tanteh
Byers Girl Found in Hancock County Home
Irene Tigers 14 who had been staying with her aunt in Indianapolis was found today at the home of another aunt in Hancock County. The city’s peace had been disrupted as seek officials worked to locate the girl.
Bryan Plan Endorsed at Interparliamentary Meeting
Washington June 2. Endorsement of Secretary Lyyal peace plan marks the tenth tie in the re election for Representative Richard Barvhold of Missouri as president of the annual meeting of the American Group of the Inter Parliamentary Union. The group includes all members of Congress with Senator Theodore B. Burton of Ohio and Representative Robert E. Broussard of Louisiana reelected vice president and secretary. Representative Adolph J. Sabath of Minnesota was chosen treasurer.
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Lyyal
Richard Barvhold
Nistouri
Amerieiy
Inter-Pariamentary Union
Congress
Theodore B. Burton
Ohio
Robert E. Broussard
Louistina
Adolph J. Sabath
Mimis
Peter Nussbaum Dies After Two Years Illness
Peter Nussbaum longtime Cent Ivrea brewery superintendent and Fort Wayne civic figure died at 8:20 PM at his home 1817 Spy Row. He had a two year illness with a brief improvement earlier this week. He was 67, born December 26, 1847 in Luxembourg and came to America, settling in Chicago before moving to Fort Wayne about 35 years ago. He married Susan Mathy in 1839 and had ten children surviving with his widow. He was a longtime member of St. Marys Catholic Church and a charter member of the Mater Breware Association of America, recognized for his leadership at the Contlivra brewery and plant improvements.
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Port Wayne
Mic Family
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Nusebdaur
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Fort Wayne
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Chistmas
Ty J. Webb
Joe
Mary Nusstaim
BA. Derhaimer
Victor
Luis
Edith
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Herman
Juliet Nussbau
Ther
Wenner
Pittsburgh
Old Country
St. Mars’s Catholic
Grace
Nussbaum
Bra
Mater
Association of Americ
Ormanae
Contlivra
Concorn
Corrt- Peny
Cme
Mysterious Circumstance Surrounds Finding of Will
Indianapolis June 21 A dramatic probate filing reveals Mrs Martha Foster left a will and estate of about 43000 to Cornelia Vanderwers of Grand Rapids Michigan The document surfaced after a mysterious caller urged Vanderwers to retrieve the will from Mrs Foster's stored clothing A second witness in Anderson testified to seeing the witness and the will amid the estate affairs with intrigue over the unknown caller and missing identity
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Martha Poste
Dirs
Cornéline Vanderwers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hero Tandy
Irs
Carnesnderwers
Hushand
Rs. Paster
Vanderwers
Mysteriou
Foster
Anderson
T Yris
Miners Called Out in New River Field Strike
Charleston dispatch reports an official call for a strike by fifteen thousand miners in the New River coal field effective July 1. Mine workers in the Cabin Creek area may join tomorrow, while Pamtrzek district conditions are uncertain.
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Charleston
W. Va
New River
United Mine Workers of America
Cabin Creek
Pamtrzek
Real Lobby Evidence Shown By Committee
Senate hearing reveals Union Pacific chairman Robert S. Lovett described a long effort to hire Edward Lauterbach to influence Congress over the dissolution plans of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. He testified of telephone contact from men posing as congressmen and bankers urging Lauterbach’s retention, while denying direct corrupt methods and noting others impersonated lawmakers.
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Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacificc Railroad Company
Senate
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Congress
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Systems
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Andre Lovet
Bean
Dausterbach
Riordan
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Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific
Otto H. Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Asilon Pacific
Lauterbach
Radio Ag
Congréee
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Loven
Haoss of
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Money Trust
Jess
Loneres
Tes
Raiical
Henry
Eyarts
Ife
Wall Street
Calsity
Savas
White Denies Miners Seek to Hurt Business
A signed statement from John P. Watte, resident of the United Mine Workers of America, reiterates that charges claiming West Virginia mine operators seek to exclude West Virginia coal from U.S. markets are false. The document notes past similar accusations and urges contracts between West Virginia operators and miners to ensure fair competition and protect workers’ jobs.
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John P. Watte
United Mina Workers At America
West Verina
United Nine Worters of America
Virginia
Igeat
White
Mlaminong Cial Anoracors
Ahsiyd Charee
West Virginia
Raat
Jaid
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Mienee
Mantasa
Wer
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West Cirgnia
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