Payne tariff bill fails amid cross party shift vote
In a volatile session, the Payne tariff bill moved to defeat with a 217 to 161 vote. Champ Clark failed to recommit the measure with instructions as a wave of excitement marked the day. Republican discipline showed in the final tally while changes to the free list and duties on tea coffee and barley drew sharp debate among lawmakers including Fitzgerald of New York and Brousgard Estopinal Pujo Wickliffe.
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Conalders
House of Representatives Pty
Riday
Austin
Tex
Louisiana
Messrs
Brousgard
Estopinal
Pujo
Wickliffe
Champ Clark
Fitzgerald
New York
Mann
Dainois
Ighman
Washington
Ted. iii
Payne
Iker
Cannon
Dher
n_.international
Internal Revenue Law
Auto Victim Gets Even at Judge Home Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR reports an incident near Atlanta involving Judge B Sheppard of the Northern District of Florida. An attachment seized furniture and family garments from the judge’s home after a dispute over injuries. payment offers were rejected.
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Atlanta
B. Sheppard
Theorthern
Florida
Castro Moans As He Is Carried Aboard Ship
Ex president Castro of Venezuela is forcibly removed from a hotel to a steamer bound for France amid protests. A medical commission deemed him fit to travel, but police with gendarmes carried him on a mattress to a stretcher, moaning dismally throughout the ordeal.
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Guadaloupe
Art de France
Martinlaug
Porto
Bélfig
da Portadleh
France
Castro
Washington
Vertezuela
Medicial Commission
Thay
Maniac Avenges Imaginary Wrongs in Aurora Shootings
John Anderson a plumber of Aurora Illinois armed with two pistols a shotgun and three bombs killed Mrs John McVicker and wounded Mrs Belford before shooting himself He planned to kill all residents in a Square amid gossip about himself Mrs McVicker died of a heart shot while fleeing toward her children and her husband was grazed while Mrs Belford suffered a broken arm.
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John Anderson
Aurora
John McVicker
John Belford
Hich
Mc Vicker
Mrs Sampson Acquitted of Murder in Lyons Trial
Mrs Georgia Sampson was found not guilty of murdering her husband in Lyons New York. The jurors delivered the verdict, and she expressed relief and gratitude, briefly thanking her lawyers jurors and friends. She held a reception in court and greeted her supporters.
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Lyons
Georgia Allyn Sampson
Maggie Loses Case Over Spanking Daughter in Detroit Court
In a Detroit police court Justice Jeffries ruled a father may administer a spanking to his seventeen year old daughter Margaret Granzin. She was arrested for disturbing the peace after the incident. The judge held such punishment permissible to keep her away from cheap theaters.
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Papa
Detroit
Jeffries
Margaret Granzin
Granzin
Mule Gains Lead in Nevada County Prize Event
Esmeralda county Nevada announced as winner for largest Democratic gain after a 694 percent rise. Mule Major Minnemascat presented by Bryan’s supporters and offered as prize to the county with the biggest Democratic gain.
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Esmeralda County
W. J. Bryan
Nevada
Major Minnemascat
Bryan
Minnesota
Lenox Fire Traps Six In Clifford Block Blaze
On Easter Sunday a devastating Lenox Massachusetts fire in the Clifford building killed six people and left many injured with property losses estimated between 200000 and 300000 dollars. Fire started in the Clifford block storage area causing multiple explosions among turpentine paints oils and dynamite. Victims included Edward G. Ventress Mrs Edward C Ventress Miss Leslie Ventress aged twelve Miss Alice French and Miss Isabel Cook plus Mary Sparks a schoolteacher. Mrs Catherine Root and her two sons George and Arthur were severely burned. Horace Perrill and wife escaped but others perished. A woman leaped to her death from a second story veranda during the blaze.
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Lenox
Mass
Edward GC. Ventress
Edward C. Ventress
Leslie Ventress
Alice French
Isabel Cook
Mary Sparks
Catherine Root
George
Arthur
Clifford
James Clifford & Sons Company
Wartime singer dying linked to Lincoln campaign legacy
Jules Lumbard, famed union campaign singer and Republican worker, dies in Chicago. Lincoln credited him with raising 20,000 northern troops in the Civil War. He once sang on the Chicago courthouse steps sparking several company enlistments as the Civil War effort waned.
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Jules Lumbard
Lincoln
Chicago
Mr. Lumbard
Champion cow dead from butter record holder
The champion Jersey cow Estelly of Pedro, famed for producing 712 pounds of butter in twelve months at the Missouri Agricultural College farm in Columbia, MO, died after stumbling into a ditch. Her loss would have funded an average University of Missouri student for a year.
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Pedro’s Estelly
Missouri Agricultural College
Columbia
Hatella
Ald
Stella
University of Miggouri
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