Mann Bitter Attack on Attorney General in House Speech
Illinois Republican Representative Mann attacked Attorney General McReynolds for delaying white slave cases in San Francisco. He criticized Commissioner General Caminetti, defended by his son, questioned the president and attorney general, and urged enforcement of reform laws while citing political risk and personal defense details.
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Washington
House
Representative Mann
Illinois
McReynolds
San Francisco
Caminetti
Immigration Bureau
McNab
Math
Mann Baroastica
Caminett
Turners Parade and Gymnastics Festival Debuts in Denver
The North American Gymnasts unions stage a large turnfest with a county parade and athletic exhibitions in Denver. George Brovius of Milwaukee, 74, founder of Turnerism in America, watches as teams perform. Guests later attend reunions of pioneers in physical culture at FastTorney Hall with receptions for visiting women and press.
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Delning
Hooke
Eld
George Brovius
Milwaukee
Turnveraing
America
Iurnete
Torney Hall
Presa
Alan Ern Tendetad
Currency bill begins battle for existence
Washington June 11 administration currency bill launched amid troubled deliberations as it was introduced in the Senate by Senator Owen and supported by Nesautative Glas. Banking committee chairs refer the measure to banking and currency. Preparations underway for committee to negotiate. Treasury officials and bankers participated after publication of the proposal. Changes reflect suggestions from interested parties while resisting giving broader Federal Reserve control or expanded representation.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Owen
Morrow
Federal Reserve Board
Federals flee before torus in Mexican uprising
From Douglas Arizona June 26 a dispatch reports the complete defeat of Mexican federals under General Ojeda with demoralization of government forces described as flying in every direction. Generals Ojeda Barron and Garcia lost thirty pieces of artillery while pursued by Avanado and Hifl forces, with wounded and prisoners deserted as Colonel Ochoa's infantry presses the pursuit toward Guayaman.
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Douglas
Ariz
Ojeda v
Santa Rosa
Pesquiera
Sonata
Inne
Ojeda
Barron
Garcia
Avarado
Hifl
Ochoa
Guayaman
Postmaster General Burleson Allows Stamp Interchangeability
Washington June 28. Post stamps will be called interchangeable with stamps of mail on and after duty and ordinary stamps including commemoratives until 99 Rand for postage on parcel and pack areas under an order issued today by Postmaster General Burleson.
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Washington
Burleson
Hosey Denounces Change In Fort Wayne Mayoral Race
William J. Hosey addresses a court house audience praising Democratic rule in Port Wayne. He cites development under Democrats including street expansion, power system, fire protection, and track elevation while opposing a shift to a business or independent government. The speech critiques a rival plan and argues voters should keep the Democratic administration.
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Port Wayne
Wiliam J. Hoses
Court House
Fort Wayne
Hosey
George Herrman
Homey
Mr. Hosey
Fentleen
Port Wayne Elme
Anly
McCarthy and Conroy Deny Boycott Charge in Labor Times Herald
A vitriolic Labor Times Herald piece accuses William J. McCarthy and Burt Conroy of attempting a boycott against the Labor Times Herald over editorials opposing W. J. Howey’s Democratic mayoral nomination. In interviews, McCarthy says the duo’s actions targeted merchants after May 9 and aimed to challenge Father Delaney’s character, denying any theater-driven motive or organized boycott.
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Isaac
Jour- Tal-Gazette Teli
McCarthy
Conroy
Labor Times- Herald
Conray
Fort Wayne
Labor
Thres-Herald
Delauncy
Father Delaney
St. Patrick's Church
Feather Delaney
Strike threat looms as coal talks falter in New River area
In Charleston West Virginia on June 2 Governor Hatfield and UMWA officials met with coal operators and others after day long talks. No settlement emerged and a strike order affecting New River District 28 looms if no understanding is reached by tomorrow. About 1 000 to 3 306 miners are involved with possible walkout by Friday. Eviction damages suits from last year emerge as miners seek reimbursement amid ongoing turmoil.
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Gharleston
W.va
Hatfield
United Ming Weekera
America
Sew River
Canfold
Ars
Fintfeld
Tlalt
Fiiday
Sso
Iforta
Contenm
Pany Houser
Ths
Cate
Chairman Colerick Predicts Big Vote in City Election
Chaired by Guy Colerick, the race between William Bosey and Peter Bram is shaping up for an extraordinarily heavy turnout. Candidates appeal for support across Tenth and Ninth wards, urging voters to turn out despite crowded fields and local fatigue.
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Guy Coolerick
William J. Bosey
Peter AM
Bram
Malsen
Randall Property Sold at Seavey Estate Corner
The Randall property at Hostinga and Pearl streets was sold by Parry A. Randall to the Seavey estate for about 100001 dollars. Walter R. Seavey admitted the purchase but declined to disclose details. renovations and future plans for the site remain to be announced. The building formerly housed the Fort Wayne and North Indiana Traction Company offices and lighting department with portions used by Wayne Shop. the sale includes the corner property on Calhoun Street.
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Randall
Parry A. Randall
Whstorins
Walter R. Seavey
Seavey
Fort Wayne and Northory Indiana Traction Company
Wayne Shop Company
Canalderadone
Moet Valendia
Calhoun
Acquiaitlan
IBR
Seavey Bardeara Company
Indiana Ohio Pitt Weather Summary Brief
Weather forecast notes scattered showers and warm spells with cooler trend by Saturday. Northern portion sees moderate south winds and lower temperatures. southern areas experience continued warmth with likely showers later Friday into Saturday.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Pitt
Tawar Smichiran
Veterans Gather for Gettysburg Anniversary Re Union
Across the country veterans plan to attend the Gettysburg reunion marking the first anniversary of the Civil War era. States fund transport for old soldiers while the government covers encampment support, with trains and wagons carrying attendees. Newark state is expected to send about ten thousand veterans to the event.
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Gettysburg
Gattysburg
Dhe
Wall Street gold brick scheme recounted before panel
Washington June 26 The Teddy investigating committee heard part of a tale about a gold brick plot to influence Wall Street and shield powerful interests from probes. Key figures include Rep A Mitchell Caimer and New York lawyer Edward Lauterbach, with testimony about telephone pressures and possible ties to prominent bankers and politicians.
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Washington
Wall Street
Iit Faa
New York
A. Mitchell Caimer
Pennsylvania
House
Ladgart Sant
Morran and Company
David Lemar
Lauterdaon
Lemar
George F. Baker
Senate caucus debates arming Wilson with tariff power
Washington June 26 Urgent desire in the senate democratic caucus to grant the president power to impose reciprocal tariff rates on all commodities against nations not dealing with the United States. Senator Smith pushes stronger measures, while OGorman Reed and Martine oppose. Debate continues to resume tonight as committees consider extending sugar and wool schedules and other amendments.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
Raves
Hate Smith
Georgia
Smith
United States
Sho
O'Gorman
Reed
Martine Debaty
Watto
Crugos
Runsdell
Taft At Cincinnati Dedication Hits Reformers
Former President William Howard Taft speaking at Cincinnati during the dedication of the new chamber of commerce home criticized present day reformers for neglecting economy and prudent public administration. He praised trust law and urged business leaders to run fair, clean competition rather than distort markets or seek excessive government upheaval.
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Cincinnati
Hin wubJed
William Howard ‘Tat
Yoo University
Addresa
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Miss Shively Named Visiting Nurse To Aid In War On Tuberculosis
Mina Gylvin Shively a former Defiance Ohio resident was named by the Fort Wayne Anti Tuberculosis Society as visiting nurse. She will begin next Monday and visit tuberculosis patients, collect case histories, report illness duration and causes, and assist in planning open air hospital care. The society budget includes $7 monthly pay and transportation. she will promote treatment, prevention, and camp education while conducting home visits.
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Mina Gylvin Shively Orormerly
Defiance
Ohio
Fort Waynn
Commercial Club
Wape-Enra Jnr
Esane
Board of Safety
Aha
Sha
Abe
Hewa
de. Fla Cruft
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