Washington foreign service clerk testifies on funds and reforms
Washington Thomas Morrison ainntraing clerk of the state department told a house committee in Washington that he had Dean corrupted when a stating voucher in the ey portyatt case was found on the floor of hin once to keep. The report notes Canadian reciprocity support and Treasury issues as Taft era debates continue.
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Atate
Washington
Dean
J. Carr
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Baptist World Alliance Session Opens in Philadelphia
Jona Clitford of Fagiand preaches as the Baptist World Alliance begins a weeklong session in Philadelphia. James Procter Knott of Kentucky, long prominent in Congress, dies at his Lebanon Kentucky residence at eighty one. He had been elected for several years. The Janoen Vaerant, owned by Harold Vanderbilt, son of WK Vanderbilt, burned at Rad Top Coan. Vanderbilt's face and hands burned but absence of serious injury reported.
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Jona Clitford
Fagiand
James Procter Knott
Kentucky
Congress
Lebanon, Ky
Harold Vanderbilt
WK. Vander Dit
Rad Top
Mr. Vanderbilt
Banda
European air race blood and political upheaval across continents
A chaotic report recalls a European air race near Vincanona France with injuries among aviators and 260 spectators. Separately, diplomatic dispatches note Ambassador Rockhill's recall in St Petersburg and a transfer to Constantinople. Government actions in Panama and Mexico warn of uprisings and military moves, while a vast London parade unfolds as a pageant of protest with thousands attending.
Armory Dedication and Iowa News Highlights
The Fatefield armory dedication featured Gov. Carrol address, GA R. host, and D J. Palmer spoke. Commencement at the State University of Jews granted 353 degrees amid packed ceremonies. A farm accident, public franschises vote, and various local notes fill the day in Iowa.
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Gov. B . Carrol
GA. R
D. J. Palmer
State University of Jews
M. V W. Scate
Clot Lake
Movieneapolis
St. Louis
Forest City
Ars. Hughit
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van Aay
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Sion City
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Puwerport
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Kewanee
Jawa Alumai Association
Eudge Peley S. Grogsoup
Chicago
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John S. Nullen
Lake Forest University
Alimst
Arthur Wittig
No- We
Algails
Malle Kephart
Anil
Swichos
Ncense
Councilmanic
James Clay
Tilowka
Rev
W. Atkinson
Terea Congregational Church
Davenport
Russell Sage Konnilation
Sag Harbor
Long Island
N.Y
Russell Sage
House approves underwood tariff plan for wool duties
Washington reports the House passed the Underwood tariff revision by 221 to 106 to cut wool duties. Twenty four Republicans joined Democrats, with one Democrat opposing. The bill sets raw wool at 20 percent ad valorem, partly manufactured wool at 42.5 percent, and aims to reduce revenue by about 1 million dollars. President Taft indicated tariff board readiness for full report later.
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Ohl
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Indiana
Anderson
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Davis
Minnesota
French
Haugen
Helgeson
Jackson
le Palette
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Norris
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Young
Kansas
Matwa
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Bm Wold
House of Representatives
Taft
Tari
Ifm
Tariff Board
National Tariff Commission Association
Discrimination Hearing On Fort Russell Finance
In Washington a hearing before the war department expenditures committee examined charges of discrimination against Fort Loginola and Fort D A Russell in Wyoming. Representative Martin of Colorado led the inquiry and Major Cheatham from the quartermaster general's office was asked to provide figures on amounts spent at the fortifications.
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Wyo
War Department
Washington
Fort Login
Fort D. A. Russell
Representative Martin
Colorado
Havoc Committee
Blp
Cheatham
Quartermaster General's Office
Brilliant Ball Given by the King and Queen of England
London hosts a grand repair banquet during nation week with royal and eminent guests attending under imperial splendor. Decorations and costly saltings highlight the second day of the celebration while dignitaries mingle in a scene of regal import.
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England
London
Debate Over Democratic Campaign Molehill Fails in Senate
The Publicity Bit from Weatington notes a heated debate on a Texas Senator Cul lerson driven campaign measure. The senate ultimately took no action as the bill was set aside. Colonel Charles W. Larned of West Point is reported dead at Dansville sanitarium. Former Governor J Proctor Knott is buried in Lebanon Kentucky with a Knights Templar funeral service.
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Charles W. Larned
West Patn
Nispatelws
Charles ¥. Turned
United States Military Academy
Dansville, Sanitarium
J. Praetor Knott
Lebanon
J. Proctor Knott
A Rise to Wheat News Snapshot
Chicago reports large wheat purchases after South Dakota crop data show record poor conditions. Three major producers were cited as paying high prices amid a widespread wheat shortage and poor yields this season.
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Reparta
South Dakota
Suffered Fourteen Years Then Cured by Kidney Pills
Cody resident W. K. recalls fourteen years of pain from kidney troubles and swelling. After taking Doans Kidney Pills, swelling decreased and back pain eased. Advertisement-style claim urges readers to ask for Doans at druggists and general stores.
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Fragmented OCR quotes on virtue and kindness
In ant circles The Ver Iaxative GarfieM Tea overcomes constipation and frescom headaches. The passage references emblem of elerniiz, soufoulids and law, with a Madame de Stael quote about truth and kindness in the world.
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