Roosevelt Mislaid Desire For Large Game In Case Of Wrecking
Washington Tine 34. The late President Theodore Roosevelt had lost his preference for large game after the wrecking allegations surrounding the Real Estate Trust and the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining deal. George H. Earle, trustee for the trust, testified before the House Sugar investigation that federal authorities had not pursued the matter, citing correspondence with Roosevelt and claiming conditions prevented action. Earle described letters urging Roosevelt to press the case, including notes from October 1908, and discussed attempts to obtain original papers. He asserted Roosevelt’s change of stance and alleged collusion among opponents, ending with a note that the inquiry would continue on page 2.
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Tens Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Rouse Sugar
George H. Earle
Trust Company
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Hossevelt
Reda Klan
Ar. Baris
Roose
Parle
Roosavelt
Honsavelt
Roosevelt
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Lawini
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Mr. Purdy
Purdy
Boris
Sixteen year old girl charged in Jackson murder case
The Hinds County grand jury raised a purse of 25 dollars for Chandis Battle, a sixteen year old girl accused of killing Joseph Mykey several weeks ago. The defendant, linked to a white slave trade ring, will be sent to her homes in Georgia.
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Mias
Hinds County
Chandis Battle
Joseph
Georgia
Kant Anal Multey
Ames marries widow of jealous officer in Sacramento
Secret marriage on June 18 in Sacramento tied Colonel Robert F Ames of New York to Madeline Jannes widow of Lieutenant Digrace M. Janney, an officer under Ames. Janney died by suicide in Manila about two years earlier, and Ames was court martialed after his death.
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Cal
Robert F.ames
New York
Madeline Jannes
Madeline McKissiak
Awidow
Manila
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Aries
Janney
Ames
S. A
Paris
ER Sien
Thomas
New Fork
Newport Society
Besul
Aushand
Merry
Linge
Lee Wire
Nya U
Kentucky
Henwood Trial Grips Jury In Fatal Denver Shooting Case
The Henwood case centers on a fatal shooting involving Harold F. Henwood and a St Louis vaudeville performer Von Paul. Prosecutor Morging claims Henwood was a home destroyer who shot George Copeland and Von Paul after a confrontation in a hotel room. Defense argues Henwood acted as a true friend of the Springers and justified the shooting after Von Paul brandished a gun.
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Hike
George HH Copeland
Copeland
Henwood
Sylvester L
von Phok
St. Louis
Chilegetts Morging
John W Springer
Denver
John T. Bottom
Bay
Sopwith First to Deliver Package to Ship at Sea
T O M Sopwith the English aviator tests an aircraft over Hempstead and Garden City, delivering a package to a ship at sea near the White Star Olympic. The event draws a crowd of aerial pilots including J A D McCords and Henry W Taft, brother of the president, as Sopwith plans to set an altitude record in July.
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Aeraplate Zeil
White Star Olympic Co
Waarden
Adge
Eurpes
Philadelphia
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Henry W. Taft
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Rertstis
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Garden City
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J.A.D. McCords
Tom Beléwin
Lee Hammond
Wright Hyers
Goverage
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Ars. Wootrute
Taft
Jool
Indiana AP to Hold Banquet in Indianapolis
Indiana AP members meet to plan the September 21 banquet in Indianapolis. Colonel Henry Watterton of the Louisville Courier Journal is invited to give the principal address. Prominent editors and citizens from across Indiana will attend the event.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Associated Press
Henry Watterton
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bananet
Invita- Hone
Frank 5. Noyes
Washington,d.c
Miller
South Bend Tribune
J. W. McInerny
The
South Bend News
A. D.moyninan
Fort Wayne Journn-Gazetto
F. T. T Willamson
Muncie Star
BE. F. Letzger
Logansport Tribune
E. Lambertsop
Terre Haute Tribune
le W. Henry
Taro Haute Starz
A. A. Mayerstein
Lateverta Courier
Earl Mushnitz
Evans-ville Journal-News
B.P. Warfel
Richmond Item
State
Canal discussion looms at Gorvention convention
Indiana interest in the Minhlman Ene cabal swirls as plans firm for October Fort Wayne gathering. Blederwolf, secretary, confirms arrangements with a focus on canal watermark issues and a Republican era canal discussion. A keynote on canal claims and state governance will headline the program.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Blederwolf
Atvusgon At the Con Vertion Nelit
Superintendent Taide Leasure Advocates Training Morals
In Indianapolis June 8 Dr Taide Leasure superintendent of DeKaley county schools urged teachers to instruct pupils in morals and to curb inherited vicious tendencies. Officers elected included Filipina Johns E. Flaines Awmultan county president W C Curtis Morgan county vice president Ralph Lonsfield secretary Willem Malchoir of Dubris county as avenger.
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Indianapois
Taide Leaguré
Sthonis
DeKely
Lesaure
Dr-Leasure
Ay Filbina
John E.flaines
Awmultan County
W. C. Curtis
Morgan County
Realph Lonsfield
St Irseyh County
Willem Malchoir
Dubris County
Vengurer
Fatal Motorcycle Collision in Anderson City
An Anderson motorcyclist died after his bike struck a street car at Central Avenue and Thirteenth. The rider, Lemoine Flanagan, was fatally injured as he rode at high speed near the approaching street car. Probers say the collision occurred near the intersection during the night.
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Anderson
Ind
Weather outlook for Ligton and Midwest regions
The forecast covers Ligton Indiana and nearby areas with warmer conditions Thursday and Friday. Expect increasing cloudiness and showers later Friday, with moderate southeasterly winds. Ohio and Michigan show warmer trends with unsettled conditions and possible showers, while winds shift to the northeast or east. Local data include yesterday's rainfall and humidity readings, barometer and wind speed notes summarized by Palmer, Local Forecasters.
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Ohio
Michigan
United States
Raingall
Raoeth
Yewlerdus
Sis
Palmer
Wreck auto to save life of drunken man
Four men were injured when a car driven by William McKay flipped into a ditch near the Sim Huffman farm as they returned from the minty club. McCarty was arrested on a charge of speculation, others were treated for head and leg injuries, and the car was removed to a local garage.
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Fred H. Attendice
West Main Street
B. W. Shryock
West Berry Street
Hal Reh Fer
Weet Berry Street
Willam McKay
Lake Byven Jpue
Sim Huffman
South Bf
Jack McCarty
Geurkire
Soleloek
Mintey Club
Chase
McCarty
Aler
Alderddice
Rajor
Allerdice
Modny
Wreck Near Adeo Kentucky Ends in Fatalities and Injuries
A noon wreck east of Adeo Kentucky on Eastbound 46 caused a locomotive derailment. Engineer Matt Kelly of Mount Sterling was killed. Fireman Watkins of Lexington and Smeineer Faresearch and Fintmain Strap of Lexington were injured in the crash.
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Adeo
Wren
Matt Kelly
Mount Starling
Adilet
Smeineer
Alt. Watkins
Lesington
Jeg
Fintmain Clayton Strap
Lexinger
Censure Debate Over Reciprocity Bill Divides Senate
Washington June 25 A day of heated remarks in the Senate centered on a reciprocity agreement with Canada. Senator Cummins attacked the measure as harming farmers by shifting duty relief to goods, while Senator Nelson urged a recess. Carmmins condemned presidential handling as usurping Congress and warned of harm to the tariff system, with debate continuing.
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Tresta
Genete
Nelson
Minnesota
Carmmins
Gummins
Congress
Canada
Caramins
Pace
Sewage Chief Warns Small Towns on Water Pollution
Dr Arthur Lederer addresses sanitation group urging concerted small-town action to curb sewage pollution. He notes many communities fail to address smell and plumbing until problems bloom, stresses need for expert sanitary engineering and stricter water purification to protect Great Lakes drinking supplies.
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Eos Angeles
Arthur Lederer
Alecrar
Chicago
Lederer
United States
Seware
Wurey Bo
Great’ Lakes
Br Uraiilis
Site Boards of Health
Mifaii Wese
Priestea
Four Auburn People Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Zanesville
June 3 report from Zanesville says four Auburn residents were injured when their car struck a wagon and overturned on a road west of the city. Mrs. Husin suffered a severe cut to the lower lip. Mrs. Beydell fractured her left wrist. The wagon was en route to Wheeling, West Virginia to visit relatives.
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Auburn
Zanesville
Serdell End
Robbers Hold Up Fast Train in Far West
In a western heist, masked men halted a portbound express train, separated its express cars, and forced the engineer to run the engine. Explosions were heard toward West Fork as the robbers escaped with believed gold dust worth thousands. Police pursuit launched from Roseburg and Glendal. engineer Schmidt missing.
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Portbhound
West Fork
Ettenrance
International Stindey School Association Conveniant
Dusergera
Glendaly
Ors
I B. mL
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Wast ‘Fork
Mall Cer
Schmidt Iz
Ga Maar
Hite Oebich Na Vurd
Ollie James poised as next U S senator from Kentucky
Congressman Ollie James appears to be unopposed in Kentucky as the Democratic primary looms on July 1. With Senator Thomas A Painter withdrawing, James stands without opposition and secures the race amid speculation over private talks and political fears.
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Ollie James
Kentncky
United States
Thomas A. Painter
James Bar
Consrees
Nerv Aral
Tod Psyntere
Saul
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