Taft Faces Tariff Fight as Congress Moves
Washington July 19. Republican senators wary of the presidents tariff stance warn of possible adjournment without enacting a tariff bill. Senator Aldrich seeks relief from responsibility while Taft may be forced to accept the conference measure. Champ Clark predicts Democratic backing if the president supports lower duties.
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Washington
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Taft
Champ Clark
Missouri
House
Clark
Choge of Water Death of Young Man
In Kendallville Indiana Phillip Schlaudroff drowned at Bixler Lake. Coroner F W Black ruled the water shock caused death before drowning and noted the victim had an enlarged heart. He told companions I do not feel good before the jump. His parents were summoned from Fort Wayne.
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Kendallville
Ind
Phillip Schlaudroff
Bixler Lake
Louis 3B Schlaudroff
Fort Wayne
F. W. Black
Ligonier
Arthur Coplin
Corbin Bidwell
Confusion Over Sindlinger Identity In Creek Shooting
The C Sindlinger involved in a Big Raccoon creek shooting with William Prosse was not Carl Sindlinger of 438 Randolph Street. The mix up of identical names has caused embarrassment for the Randolph Street Sindlinger.
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C. Sindlinger
Big Raccoon Creek
William Prosse
Carl Sindlinger
Randolph Street
Mr. Sindlinger
Indianapolis Fans Faint After Victory at Wash Park
Miss Lucille Elkins a 20 year old spectator fainted from excitement after the Indianapolis club defeated Louisville at Washington Park Sunday. She stood most of the game and grew overwhelmed as the home team won. An ambulance transported her to 106 Dickson Street where Dr. Kane revived her.
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Louisville
Washington Park
Lucille Elkins
Elkins
Dickson Street
Kane
Boy Operators On Air Code Duplication Arouses Navy Concerns
Washington July 19 The navy department faces an unusual problem as thousands of youths imitate naval wireless stations. They copy official dispatches and naval codes and even match operator efficiency, challenging official stations along coastlines and threatening national defense communications.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Navy
National Defense
Smrsacum
Bank Statement Weekly Report from New York Clearing House
New York weekly bank statement lists Loans 1 344 715 000 down 4 654 360 Species 397 610 300 down 3 169 000 Legal tenders 82 210 700 up 1 163 200 Deposits 1 421 275 100 down 7 548 990 Circulation 49 404 500 up 241 700 Reserve on all deposits down 118 575 Reserve on deposits other than United States down 242 425 United States deposits 1 737 000 Cash reserve 27.41 percent.
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New York
New York Clearing House
United States
Double Fire and Murder Trial Dominates Watseka News
A blaze at Eagle Dairy lunch on 510 W Washington spread to J L Dodsons clothing store as firefighters battled smoke and basement access. In Watseka Illinois on July 13 191? Mrs Cora Miller wife of Dr William Miller moves to clear her husband of murder charges in Crescent City Sayler case claiming hypnotic influence and a self defense shooting. Her Pennsylvania relatives reportedly back her with near quarter million dollars.
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Eagle Dairy
Washington Street
J. L. Dodson
Watseka
Pennsylvania
Cora Miller
Willam K. Miller
John Byron Sayler
Watsexa
Fred P. Morris
Iroquai County
Lucy Sayler
John
Ira Grunter
Mrs. Miller
S. G Miler
Wesley Miler
South Sharon
Rev
Noble G. Miller
John Marshall
Blairsville
Joe Alter
Company picks own deputies in Pittsburgh scandal
Sheriff Addison C. Gumbert is accused of supplying blank credentials to the Pressed Steel Car company and allowing it to fill the forms with names of men chosen by the firm who have no official link to his office or even acquaintance with the sheriff.
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Pittsburg
Addison C. Gumbert
Pressed Steel Car Company
Runaway Teen Fred Cole Sprints From Home
Police search for 18 year old Fred Cole of 2312 Barrett Avenue West Indianapolis who left home a week ago. Friends and relatives aid the inquiry as he has been seen selling papers but evades officers.
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Fred Cole
Barrett Avenue
West
Indianapol
Jaffe Plans Ten Year Lease Expansion on Pennsylvania Street
Bert Jaffe an optician who champions Pennsylvania street as a business thoroughfare has leased his room at No 133 N Pennsylvania street for another ten years and will enlarge his quarters.
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Jaffe
Bert Jaffe
Optician
Pennsylvania Street
Pennsylvania Streets
Bia
Dismissals Foreseen in Atlantic Death Inquiry
New details from Annapolis report that with few exceptions no women will testify before the court of inquiry into Lieut Sutton’s death. Potential charges surface against Lieut Adams and Osterman for conduct unbecoming and liquor use. A new witness, Tom Lee, claims five shots were fired and Sutton was killed by another.
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Lieut. Sutton
Board of Inquiry
Annapolis
Sutton
Lieut
R. Sutton
Suttons
Roelker
Probahis
Tom Lee
Naval Academy
Lee
Greatest steel vault at Treasury stores half billion currency
Washington July 15. The treasury completed a vast steel vault intended to safeguard the half billion emergency currency authorized by the Aldrich Vreeland act. The vault lies 25 feet beneath street level under the treasury building, features eight inch steel walls, 17 miles of wire, and an elevator entrance to the division of issue. About $460,000,000 of the emergency currency is to be printed and two thirds already resides there.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Aldrich-Vreeland
Werk
Cortelyou
Division
Isue
Falls From A Train Fatally Hurt In Shoals Indiana
Roll Terrell of Mitchell fell from a mall train on the B and O W railroad and was fatally injured yesterday. Moose Lodge band concert at Capitol City Garden promises a curated program and a ten cent admission to benefit new band uniforms.
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Moose Lodge
Sloan
Capitol City Garden
Lorimer Leads In Waterways Advancement
Senator William Lorimer emerges as the leading advocate for a deep waterway between the lakes and the gulf. Army engineers oppose the 114-foot channel, deeming it commercially a stupendous failure, while Chicago business interests back the plan for national impact on rivers harbors and canals.
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United States
Army
Lakes
Gulf
Ilinois
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
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