Senator Lodge argues revision of duties down but protection persisted
Prominent Republican speakers defend the protective policy while noting that recent duty reductions exceed increases since the Dingley act. Senator Lodge cites mercerizing costs and cotton mill dividends abroad to challenge the idea that large fortunes arise only in protected industries. He argues price shifts reflect overproduction and currency changes, not tariff effects.
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Washington
Drure
Atric
Minim
Corton
Aurithioe
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Great Britain
New England
Son
Alort
Masachusetts
Faith
Lotye
Vale Priel
Uleana
Sonmindites
Cummins proposes income tax amendment to curb double tax
June 2 in Washington Senator Cummins introduced an income tax amendment to the tariff bill. It imposes a 2 percent levy on incomes over 5000 for individuals or corporations and includes a rebate to stockholders when dividends are taxed at the corporate level. Other items note calls for closer relations in West Virginia coal circles and Boone County Indiana remaining dry after a recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Washington
Archduke Assumes Identity Claim As Missing Nobleman
Chicago man Johanny Salvator identified as a missing nobleman called Alois Jaeger of Chinato. Jaeger, former seuryat in the employ of a senator, reportedly hired Salvator, a Painesville machinist, after renouncing imperial tithes and birthrights. Salvator claimed Jaeger recognized him on meeting and said Jaeger was once his favorite servant.
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Chicago
Johanny Salevator
Cheveland
Alois Jaeger
Chinato
Data
Arcsiduke
Austra
Luis
John Salvator
Painesville
Jaeger
Salvator
Wealthy Baker Kills Himself After Failed Store Venture
In Scranton Pennsylvania forty year old baker Pune Hengler cuts his throat after failing to rent stores he built with winnings from a lottery. He accumulated savings used for the project last January and had worried about tenant troubles for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pune
Tenry Hengler
Himgeals
Hengler
Objection to Wife's Ride With Egyptian Prince
New York June 2 deposition in Mrs Gould's divorce suit cites Monard Gould's complaint about his wife riding with Prince Mohamed Ali brother of the Khedive of Egypt in Cairo in 1902. Deposition by Mrs Alice Bankhead, wife of Lt Henry Bankhead, says General Long arranged the visit and that Mrs Gould drove with the prince.
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New York
Monard Gould
Mohamed Ali
Egypt
Cairo
Gould
Alice 8. Bankhead
Henry M. Bankhead
Fort McPherson
Bankhead
Wafe
John G. Long
Wrights not astonished by Zeppelin feat in aerial progress
Wright comments on Count Zeppelin's flight and predicts Atlantic air travel will soon be common. He notes rapid development possible as basic principles are established, despite shared challenges in mastering air currents. He foresees a successful Atlantic flight within a year.
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Zeppelin
Dayton
Jume
Atlantic
Wilbur Wright
Count Zeppelin
Wright
Lily Bee
Weather Outlook for Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow across Western Pennsylvania and Ohio with light to moderate variable winds mostly from the east. West Virginia also sees partly cloudy conditions today and tomorrow with similar light to moderate winds.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Crowd cheers as Negro is sentenced in Prohibition case
A crowd gathered as a defendant named in a homicide case was found guilty and sentenced to death, with reports noting the reaction of onlookers. The account ties the incident to grisly homicide details, including the victim's mutilated body and subsequent investigation. Grain and livestock market data follow, showing July wheat gains and varied prices across cattle, sheep, and hogs.
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Canteorvtlin
Teln
Junkin
Io Tegen
Cliva Diesen
Eipscor
Joni Mov. Roperts
Lonrs Wits
Courthenge
Uae
Excavaton
Chicago
Chiesa
Dune
Satnally
Pennsylvania
Herr’s Island
Morgan Opens Pincus Investment Marngi on Apaa, 5 Securities
Morgan receives credit as investors in Paris stock markets react to a campaign influencing American shares. Several financial institutions buy a block of stock and plan to hold it, while federal and international actions shape the market. The piece notes shifting investor sentiment and national economic factors affecting U.S. securities.
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Pincus Investment Marngi
Apaa
United States
Paris Boursy
Oetails
Inaiwentil
Quivinis
J Lo
Ton
Ciren Bestia
Stites
Wien Byrn
Man Brakeman Falls Into Canal After Freight Collision
Miller, a brakeman, was knocked from a top freight car on a canal bridge in Indiana harbor. He fell twenty feet into the canal, was unconscious, sank briefly, then revived by cold water and paddled to the embankment using his good arm.
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Chitewea
Gaterett
Cain
Indiana Harbor Canal
Plans Sudden Change After $20,000 Loot Reported
Mrs. George Shea of Duluth visiting Seattle reported to police that she was robbed of 20000 dollars in currency intended for local property investments. In Bloomsburg a man died after a revolver discharged accidentally while lying in bed. In Scranton a neighbor quarrel ended with Harry Sprague killing Thomas Greenwood.
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Shea
Seattle
Wash
George Shea
Duluth
Bloomsburg
George Brink
George Parks
Benton Township
Brink
White
Scranton
Nichol
Here
Harry Sprague
Thomas Greenwood
Summer visitors and residents noted around Blacklick region
Merle Kissinger, home from Ada college for vacation. Mrs Tra Ewing and two children of Wilkinsburg stayed with Mrs J H Bell's family. Miss Rose Aud of Heshhbon visited relatives. Joln Kokos attends the National Slavonic Society Convention in Bridgeport Conn. M S Bell recovered from a quinsy. Wiley Sr of Hanover visited friends. Miss Alles Houston and Messia Avery of Avalon were guests of Mr and Mrs William Houston. Clark Grove from Lancaster attended business college and was home briefly. Walter Kissinger of New Florence visited his parents. Miss Hanna Watson of Pittsburg visited Miss Bianche Sides. Thieves looted porches stealing items used for National holiday decorations.
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Merle Kissinger
Ada
Ohio
Tra Ewing
Wilkinsburg
J. H. Bell
Rose Aud
Heshhbon
Joln Kokos
Bridgeport
Conn
M.S. Bell
Mr. Wiley Sr
Hanover
Alles Houston
Messia
Avery and
Louston
Avalon
William Houston
Tity
Clark Grove
Business
Lancaster
Mr. Holsinger
Johnstown
Walter Kissinger
New Florence
W. J. Caulfield
Pittsburg
Hanna Watson
Bianche Sides
Mitchells Mills and Clymer Play in Tight Six Five Game
The Siamonds ville second baseball club and the fourth team of Clymer battled to a 6 to 5 score through eight innings. Memorial sermons, social visits, and local events fill a Diamondville week with church, family, and community gatherings. Nearby residents including Rev. Chilcote and families from Verona, Homer City, and Lovejoy feature in this snapshot of small town life. A festival is planned for Diamondville on Saturday evening, June 5.
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Siamondsville
Clymer
Chilcote
M. E. Church
Benjamin Daugherty
Indiana
Robert Simpson
Martha Simpson
Verona
C. B. O'Neill
Clymier
Union Sunday School
Lovejoy
Diamondville Inn
Diamondville
Robert Goodrich
Gust Goodrich
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured by Pain Balm
A Hampton Tennessee family credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing a badly sprained ankle after two sleepless days. They bathed the ankle at night, aiding sleep and rapid improvement by the next morning. The testimonial accompanies 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Druggists. Florabel Greenhouse advertises geraniums salvia cannas tomato and cabbage plants with J. M. Welch address.
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Mr. Stallings
Butler, Tenn
Chamberlain
E. M. Bramitt
Hampton
Tenn
Florabel
J. M. Welch
North Seventh Street
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Massachusetts
Ava Ay
Senator Lodge
W. Va
Fisel
William BE. Glasscock
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Boone County
Lebanon
Ind
Chtearn
Pattee
Porson
Mrs. Gould
Prince
Mr. Gould
Wrights
Picknicker
Allentown
Pauline Weber
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cee
Omer Dele Hert
Texas
Brownville
Tex
Prentius Newman
Rome
Riese
Calhoun
San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Iowa
Morgan
Blacklick
Mitchells Mills
Buchanan & Bennett
North Star
J. M. Stewart & CO
Star Theatre
Mrs. Henderson
J. C. Forsythe
Undertaker
G. E. Simpson Bldg
South Ninth St
Bell
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