New York Securities Committee Report Released
A state committee led by Governor Hughes released findings on speculation in securities and various exchanges. It condemns the Mercantile and Metal exchanges and discusses legality of speculation, noting gambling if trades do not lead to actual transfer of property. Morse bail and trial details are also reported, plus an ad for DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills.
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New York
Pepart Cthe
Hughes
New York Stock
Consolidated Storck
Cotton
Prodi
Cottee
Mercantile
DeWitt
E. G. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Senator Weyburn Pays Respects to Washington Press
In a June 17 session Senator Weyburn of Idaho honored Washington newspapermen amid a speech on the vine schedule in the senate. The tribute followed his diversion from the regular path of his 4 laws address and noted the reporters as “CEE SIFTERS.”
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Senator Weyburn
Washington
Laws
Senate
Herburn
Idaho
Editorial remarks on tariff speeches invite revenue critique
A city paper editorial scoffs at an ad valorem duty on tariff speeches in the senate as insufficient to fund salaries. It mocks Washington newspaper representatives as “joke sifters” and notes their lavish Capitol quarters while conceding their access to the senate floor. The speaker calls such utterances a discourtesy and says the paper has put itself in an awkward position.
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Senate
Washington
Capitol
Cnd
Alleged Blackhanders Sentenced in Fairmont Case
Nine men linked to the Blackhand were sentenced by the circuit court in Fairmont West Virginia to ten years in the penitentiary. Judge Mason said he would enter judgment with regret and noted possible errors in the verdict. Separate notes mention a $40,000 bank theft from Clinton branch vaults and arrest of teller Thant Endemann in New York.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Dane i
Orazio Beredelli
Mason
New York
Forts Thousans
Clinton Brianch
Jefferson Bank
Spmall
Thant Endemann
Endeman
Amd
Weather outlook for Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Ohio and West Virginia expect showers today with fair conditions Friday and light winds. Western Pennsylvania faces unsettled weather this afternoon with showers, then fair and cooler Friday with light to moderate south winds becoming variable.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Will Reward Kuhne Planned to Make Him Police Captain
New York June 17 The New York police department grants a month’s paid leave to Acting Captain Kuhne head of the Brooklyn detective bureau who must begin a thirty day imprisonment for complicity in the photographing of an accused banker. Officials from city departments offered support and hinted at further reward if he remains free. Also included is an advertisement for Foley’s Kidney Remedy from L E Morris of Dexter Kentucky praising relief for enlarged prostate.
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New York
Charles W Morse
Bias
Hall
United Statesecircuit
Court of Apheads
Sears
Sears’ Imprisonment Suposmal Upon the Forever Seeking In Nosentbor
Morse
Calle
Pia
New York Police Department
Mnowth
Kuha
Brooklyn
Goatlewmiye
Comet
Kuhne
Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
All Drugvists
Elkins laughs at daughter meeting Duke dAbruzzi
Washington June 17 Senator Elkins laughs at the idea that his daughter Miss Katherine will travel to Europe to meet the Duke d Abruzzi. He says she has had a light heart affection and her physician advised immediate rest in cooler European zones as hot weather approaches.
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d’Abruzzi
Washington
Elkins
Katherine
Urope
Ber Physiedum
Republican State Convention Nominates Full Ticket in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 17 the Republican state convention nominated a full fall slate with no contests. Renitor V A EL Sisson of Erle was named auditor general and J A Stuber of Lancaster was unanimously nominated state treasurer. Robert Von Moschisker of Philadelphia won the Supreme Court justice seat. Wesley R. Andrews was re elected as chairman and a harmony filled gathering adopted a platform praising Taft and Roosevelt era policies, veterans, and state finances. Delegates cheered Senator Penrose and other leaders as the party affirmed protection for American labor and industry.
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Harrisburg
Pay
Renitor Va. EL Sisson
Erle
J. A. Stuber
Lancaster County
Jade Robert von Moschisker
William Howard Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Serviers
Pennsylvania
Beggar Found With Cash and Bank Books in Philadelphia
Bernard Moses, evicted from a cheap lodging, was searched by police and found with cash and bank books showing deposits totaling 14,500.80. He was committed to a hospital where he must pay his board.
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Philadelphi
Bernard Moses
Corpse Leads Procession At Wedding Day Ceremonies
The body of a deceased woman led a bridal procession from the church, with mourners and guests including Mrs Math and others in attendance. A broker named Archibald Grahams and associates assisted, while the ceremony continued amid somber observances and later burial events nearby.
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James
Catherine Ota Haney
Joli
Tees Smith & Co
Maesh Ass Vistas Anderson
Drokers A
Ew Serko
Archibald Grahams
Phtson
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Standard Mutual Life Insurance Company OF America
Commonwealth Building
Pittsburgh
Warren Litle
A. L. Lewin
M. BD
W. Wallace Milmen
DR. RL
Smitil View
Warren Lytle
Pittstu Aciumy
LEWIS
M.D. Direetor
Pennsylvania National Wasrector
Dpennsylvania Savings Bank
W. Wallace Mille
Dpresident
Arbuthnot
Stephson Dry Gauls Company
Fir Wt
Smith
Beaver Valley Stone Quarries
Seoul
Purdy & Bradshaw
Begin A. Hult
Dhewl Katabe
Llrvetor Uiety
Treaguree
M., Ty
Ol. J. . Kgg
First Nat, Bank
Wilkinsburg
J.B Keaggy
Trans Batata
BF Tixnter
Prostlunt Lexter Lumber Company
R. Lightcap
Keagey Banking
F Katate
Lewis Amstell
Dial Estate
Ticers Elgin A
Charles Thomson J
Kerr Union Natural Gun Corpuration
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Thomas J. Seirs
Renters Sons
Granite
William A. Wood
Thomas MM. Alle
J. & Armstrong
Pittsburgh Academy
James T. Hadley
Trasgurar Reid Gag Engine Co
Shoup Oil Co
M. G. Conlin
Home Title Trust Company
Duquesne
Josepit S. Rice
New Castle
Indiana
Henry H. Steving
Bell
Bell 107
New Indiana House
Africa
Rooservelt
Orange Grove
A.T. Steve
Rose Trainor
George Hetrick Clyde Gessler
J.B. Younkins
Farmers’ Bank
Court House
White Palace
Heiraten
John F. Steving
John F. Steving & Co
Philadelphia St
Undertakers
W.W. Brilhart & Son
Opticians
R. W. Wehrle Co
Hehrle
Iodiana
Joan
Bright
GOV. Hughes
Ice King
York
CEE Sifters
Senator Seyburn
Armony
Josghisker Wilis
Westey R. Andrews
Penrose
Frecedes
Florence
Noooteply
Cheadttom
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