Beveridge Backed Permanent Tariff Commission Speech
Senator Beveridge urged a permanent tariff commission in a Senate speech, backing President Wilson's tariff-board funding. He tied the move to three years of advocacy, arguing experts must gather facts for fair duties, while noting opposition from standpatters and unauthorised polling.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs
Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Tariff Commission
Tariff Board
Indiana
Dolliver
Clapp
The
Republic
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Scent Plot in Vanishing Act of John Wood
Indianapolis politics heat up as rumor swirls that deputy prosecutor Frank P. Baker plotted Wood disappearance to boost his prosecutor bid. Wood, indicted for Tivington Tand misdeeds, vanished after threats of self harm. Baker denies collusion and claims weak case. Rumor markets blame Baker and Wood, while Roberts, Republican nominee for county commissioner, is named in a disputed note.
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John Wood
Indianapolis
Missouri
Frank P. Baker
John F. Wood
Baker
Tivington Tand Company
Wood
J. Harry Roberts
Roberts
John O. Spuher
Turkish editor assassinated in controversial political killing
Constantinople June 10 Ahmed Samin editor of the independent newspaper Sedaimilet was assassinated early Friday with the murderer escaping. The victim had been a powerful Turkish influence in recent months and the crime is regarded as political, stirring a sense of unrest across the city.
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Constantinople
Ahmed Samin
Independent
Sedaimilet
Turkey
Girl Injured by Swing Ring at School Playground
Fay Thompson age 13 at 1510 Spann avenue daughter of Mrs Martha Thompson was struck on the head by an iron ring at the No 28 school playground Friday afternoon. She suffered a fractured skull and was taken to City hospital.
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Fay Thompson
Spann Avenue
Martha Thompson
City Hospital
Manuel Abdicates as Duke of Porto Succeeds in Portugal
A Badajoz dispatch reports the Portuguese army mutinied and King Manuel abdicated to save the monarchy, elevating the Duke of Porto to the throne. Foreign Office had no confirmation, and Portugal remains unsettled after King Carlos’s death.
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London
Badajoz
Spain
Manuel
Duke of
Porto
Foreign Office
Portugal
Carlos
Watson Busy This Year But Not Next In Sycamore Talk
Kokomo Indiana June 10 Hon James B. Watson was slated to speak at Sycamore school commencement but writes he is too busy in Washington to attend this year. He will speak next year when he has nothing to do in Washington.
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Watson
Sycamore
Washington
End Seat Hog Refuses Mid Car Shift in Odd Tale
An armchair frustrated passenger sits tight at the end of a train car as others crowd and a burly man demands space. When forced, the big man climbs over the hog, tramping his shoes and disarranging his appearance as the chaos unfolds.
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BF. S. Hog
Roosevelt Leaves England After European Tour
Theodore Roosevelt sailed from Southampton aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria after a year crossing two continents. In England he met Foreign Secretary Grey and was bid farewell by numerous officials and friends. An ovation greeted him as he rejoined his family and prepared to depart for home in a buoyant mood, declaring relief that his European sojourn was over.
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Southampton
Eng
Theodore Roosevelt
New Forest
Grey
England
Solent
Europe
Naples
Edward Grey
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
London
Roosevelts
Ambassador Reid
Mrs. Reid
Henry Wm. Phillips
Cleman
Edward Simpson
Ogden Reid
Earl of Dundonald
Charles BE. F. Cunningham-Graham
King Edward
Griffiths
Arthur Lee
Cuba
Count Wengersky
Mrs. Roosevelt
Kaiserin
Lone Desperado Holds Up Train Near El Paso
A lone robber stopped El Paso and Western train No 2 one mile east of Robart near Carrisoo last night and robbed all passengers. He forced them into Superintendent G F Hawk's private car, took valuables, and fled toward the mountains as posses hunt him.
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EL Paso
Tex
Robart
Carrisoo
G. F. Hawk
Bandit Stops Train At Dalhart Seizes Passengers
A Friday arrival of the El Paso and Western passenger train No 2 at Dalhart Texas ends with a bandit raid. Passengers lacking money to buy breakfast were driven into the superintendent’s private car and robbed after the thief forced all others from a Fullman car.
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Dalhart
Tex
el Paso & Western
Dalzell charges election frauds in Pittsburgh area
Congress man John Dalzell chairman of the house rules committee returned from Washington and after conferring with his attorney presented a petition to the county commissioners charging fraud and illegality in 29 voting districts in the recent primary election An official count of the uncontested districts of McKeesport reduced Dalzell's plurality in the district to 207 according to reports
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Pittsburg
John Dalzell
House Rules Committee
Washington
McKeesport
Dalzell
Barefoot Days Return: Bank Leader Plans Eastward Reunion
Charles N. Williams president of Farmers' Trust at Indianapolis recalls his Montgomery county boyhood with Wallie Smith and Webb Talbot. He invites them on a ten day trip to Niagara Falls New York Philadelphia and Washington to relive barefoot days and memories of summers on Dry branch and the Talbot farm. The trio will travel by Hudson River boat and return home after visiting major eastern cities. Williams emphasizes enduring friendships formed in youth and the joy of revisiting old scenes without concerns of wealth.
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Charles N. Williams
Farmers’ Trust Company
Indianapolis
Wallie Smith
Webb Talbot
Crawfordsville
Charley Williams
Wallie
Webb
Smith Place
Dry Branch
Talbot Farm
Indiana Athens
Barefoot Knights
Mr. Williams
Williams
East
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Hudson
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Washington
Waltie Smith
Taft and Harrison clash at White House sparks party rift
Washington June 10 A heated incident over Representative Francis Burton Harrison Democrat New York following an audience denial at the White House fuels talk of an "unwelcome guest club" and possible bar from further access. Harrison and Brandeis criticism of Taft over the Pinchot Ballinger case triggers action with Norton blocking Harrison. The New York delegation was kept waiting as rabbis and others faced similar rebuffs before the president. Harrison insists his remarks expose a truth that may hinder a congressman's duties.
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Washington
Taft
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Harrison
White House
Carpenter
Norton
Goldfogle
Kelcher
House
Wickersham
Louie R. Glavis
Eb.tinger
Brandeis
Glavis
Ballinger
Committee On Rules
Congress
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Russia
Ar. Harrison
Pinchot
Quake Shocks Logged No Damage Reported
No damage reported in San Francisco as four earthquake shocks were recorded overnight by the Santa Clara College seismograph. The tremors lasted about three minutes, moving from west to east, with no further effects noted.
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San Francisco
Santa Clara College Seismograph
England forgives Roosevelt and Teddy thankful
England forgives Roosevelt as rancor fades in a joyful London sendoff. The London press lauds his visit as a liberal education in energy and courage in modern politics. In Southampton Theodore Roosevelt thanks England for the warm reception and cordiality of the British people.
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London
England
Roosevelt
Telegraph
Boothampton
Eng
Theodore Roosevelt
Southampton
Ballinger Probe Decision Near As Lawyers’ Briefs Read
Washington June 10 Briefs of the lawyers in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation will go to the committee next Monday. The committee will consider preparation of its decision likely producing two reports one signed by seven and the other by the committee members to follow.
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Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
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