Smoot Unfit for Senate Says Utah Polygamy Inquiry
The Senate committee report concludes Reed Smoot cannot be seated from Utah, accusing him of allegiance to Mormon leadership and polygamy. It asserts the first presidency and twelve apostles influence state and national affairs, with Smoot deemed a member of the governing church body responsible for polygamy-supporting actions.
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United States
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Man with $1000 Didn’t See J D R
A Matin reporter in Paris hunted for John D Rockefeller with $1000 in his pocket hoping to buy 15 minutes of conversation. The paper believed Rockefeller earned about $4000 per hour. Rockefeller’s son-in-law met the reporter and refused the request with laughter.
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Wecini
Paris
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Brooklyn Store Blown Up In Liquor Dispute
A frame store in Brooklyn owned by Daniel Thornherry was destroyed by an explosion at 1:30 yesterday morning amid claims he supplied liquor to locals. The blast also damaged Louis Sawyer’s Scrippa-MeuMm press. In Washington, June 11, the president sent nominations for postmasters J. T. Spivey of Bluffton, Indiana, and B. A. Struhin of Kentland, Indiana, to the Senate.
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Brooklyn
Indl
Daniel Thornherry
Thornherry
Louis Sawyer
Scrippa-MeuMm
Streams Claim Two Victims In Tragic River Incidents
Albert Mayer a 43 year old German blacksmith living in Washington disappeared since June 3 and was found drowned in White River near Tent 1st bridge. He likely took his own life after prolonged unemployment. His family hailed from Paris and had resided in HL about a year. Also drowned Saturday afternoon was 14 year old Brandon son of Carrie Brandon widow of 130 Ashlund Ave while swimming with Elmer Jldor 9 10 St who tried to save him but failed. Brandon worked in railway freight offices of C MW & D. Indiana mines resume with about 90 percent back at work after ten weeks idle.
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Washington
White River
He Wider
Masry
Paris
Witla Brandon
Atra Carrie Brandon
Ashlundave
Feil Creek
New Jersey-st
Elmer Jldor
Tenth St
Young Branson
Young Brandon
Prosecution Pushed Against Woman Over Juvenile Delinquency
Almera Rowan is bound over to the grand jury on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of children by allowing youths to visit her home on S Meridian Street for evil purposes. Juvenile court officers plan to press for indictment after four young girls were recently tried in Juvenile Court.
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S. Meridian St
Rowan
Dead girl possibly killed self at railway crossing
A well dressed young woman died after stepping in front of engine 7228 at a Davia Yomat crossing Sunday night. Police doubt suicide. body taken to Kregelo and Bailey awaiting identification. Mande Pennington cannot confirm it is his missing daughter. Over 39 viewers failed to identify the deceased.
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Kregelo and Bailey
Dr. Reeves
James Sheehan
Firemhan J. O. Browning
Mande Pennington
Richard Pennington
Holmes-ave
Mr. Pennington
Monde Pennington
Specter to the Sere car crash kills three in Chicago
A speeding car owned by Louis F Swift of Swifts & Co overturned in Chicago on June 11. Three occupants were fatally injured and a fourth, Migs Alying J. Pinger, was seriously injured along with Mrs Jolin Pinger and Lou F Pinger. Walter Brffens, chauffeur, was also injured. The accident occurred when a tie exploded in view of Louise Swift as she followed in a party car.
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Specter
Chicago
Louis F. Swift
Switts & Co
Migs Alying J. Pinger
Margaret Pinger
Lou
FP. Switt
Walter Breffens
F. Swift
Jolin Pinger
Louise F. Swift
Triilionaire Packer
Snap Automobile
Niagara Falls preservation bill sent to conference
Washington June 1. The House today concurred in the senate amendment to the bill for the preservation of Niagara Falls and the bill was sent to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Niagara Falta
Cheap Round Trip Tickets From Chicago To Nearby Resorts
Rates for travel from Chicago to local summer resorts advertised with low fare tickets on sale Friday through Sunday and valid until Monday. Daily low rates apply for other routes. For tickets and information contact the nearest ticket agent or W B Knickern My Co NW Ry Co Chicago.
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W. B. Knickern
Ry. Co
Tucker Given Death Penalty In Mysterious Boston Murder
Chanes Tucker, condemned for the Mabel Page murder, was not electrocuted as scheduled. Baptized this morning, he may face the chair tomorrow. The crime remained puzzling with no motive and no robbery. Witnesses noted a broken hunting knife found at Tucker’s home and a name on a scrap of paper as a key clue. The case drew wide attention around the prison as officials considered the stay and renewed the execution timing.
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Tsapnhat Tucker
Thia Morntis
Warde
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Bishop
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Oman
Dizorder
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Shy
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Miss Page
Bishop Delaney Dead in New Hampshire Diocese
Nashua report states Bishop Delaney of the Catholic diocese of New Hampshire died this morning after an operation for appendicitis last week. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Scripps
Harream
Annoc
Nashua
Junty
New Hampware
Jolly Barbers Have Their Fun At Bridegroom's Expense
James McDaniel a popular barber spent nights away from home after a dinner party with friends to foot the bill. He returned at dawn unable to find his wife and faced annoyance over the length of the celebration. The account notes the couple were newlyweds and the barber’s absence caused mischief among attendees.
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James McDaniel
Moses Adrift on Mississippi River Newborn Found and Adopted
In Columbus Kentucky on June 1 a boatmen crew heard a baby crying among reeds along the Mississippi. The infant, apparently Jewish and clothed in refined garments, was saved and adopted by the fishermen while authorities investigate.
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Moses
Mississippi River
Jake Evane
Sewed His Heart Remarkable Operation at Pennsylvania Hospital
In Philadelphia on June 2, physicians at Pennsylvania Hospital held the pulsating heart of William Wyatt for over five minutes. Dr Richard Murt sewed six stitches into the wound and Wyatt, who slipped during a scuffle, was not believed fatally hurt. He and a friend were tussling over a tongue knife when the injury occurred.
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Scrippe-MeNice Press
Philadelphia
William Wyatt
Pennaylvente Hospital
Richard Murt
Wyatt
Rockefeller Receives Franks Keys of Old Compiegne
John D. Rockefeller visits Compiegne France on a royal style welcome. Mayor delivers ceremonial “Keys” and a parchment to the American magnate through his secretary. Rockefeller attends St Andrew Church service with a small group and tours the chateau grounds before returning a formal call to the mayor.
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Apnac
Compiegne
John D. Rockefsller
France
Hotel de la
Mayer
Rockefeller
Conmpiegne
Church of St. Andrew
Irof
Strong
America
Hen. Biegar
Cleveland
Machinists Restrained From Picketing in Indiana Strike
Union machinists, 26 of them restrained from picketing, plan to attack in federal court for a permanent injunction. Judge A B Anderson issued a temporary order Saturday as workers call the move a "trump" by employers and insist the union will "stand pat."
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Indiana
A. B. Anderson
London Weather Fails to Thwart Longworth Visit
Typical London rain and cloud greet Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth on their first city tour. The pair attract crowd attention as photographers swarm, visiting Dorchester House and planned events including a ballet and receptions with Ambassador Reid and others.
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London
Mra
Nicholas Longworth
Metropolis
Longworth
Kodak
Dorchester Hoose
Ambassador Reid
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Mra. Hitchle
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Benson Chances Senatorship Amid Uncertain GOP Support
Topeka June reports indicate Judge Benson enjoys strong Republican backing and is likely to accept a U S Senate offer. Coburn declined the nomination, preferring to remain at home, citing no interest in partisan political entanglements. Benson, a longtime Kansas figure born 1843, has served as state senator, Ottawa mayor, and Franklin county attorney, with a noted record opposing state oil refinery plans.
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Kansas tree growers to hold convention in Parsons
Three carloads of Rochester area nurserymen traveled to Indianapolis led by Indiana mar iferymen head Livery Albertson of Bridgeport and district agent E D Court of the O I T railway. George J Thayer of the Katy aided, as the group planned the national meeting to be staged in Parsons Kansas with stops in St Louis Kansas City and a western tour including Houston Galveston San Antonio and Oklahoma City.
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Jail sentence ends in release for Purdy by court ruling
The Marion county judge ruled the Superior Court erred in releasing Fred L. Purdy publisher of the Sun on bond. Purdy had been sentenced to 30 days for indirect contempt and was freed during the term, but the judge said no bond release could extend the sentence. a habeas corpus writ was involved and a decision was to be issued at 2 PM.
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Ohio Mines Fail to Open In Sevince-McRae Strike
In Dillorvale Ohio, the Sevince-McRae Freee Association attempted to reopen mines but no miners responded to company officials. Gunfire occurred near the mill, with shots fired at a check house. Strike-breakers will be imported and work to resume soon at Ramsey and Robyville mines.
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Dillorvale
M.A. Halina Cull Company
Oprratore
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Ttornickie
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Roby Com Company
Golden Anniversary and Palo Alto Earthquake Tale
Mr and Mrs Schwab celebrate golden anniversary with informal party at home 2241 Talbot Ave Palo Alto. Gilbert recounts young spirit during the big quake near Leland Stanford University at 4500 feet summit, noting ruined earthquake photos and students patrolling Palo Alto, with the couple’s quieter life amid memories.
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Crllforentz
Strike Closes Bhop Shop as 258 Men Strike
Ashtarula O. All membary of the International Association of Cae Workers employed by the Lake Shore in ita repair shop here went on strike this morning demanding a ten cent daily raise. The strike has practically closed the shops with about 258 men out.
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Rerippee Mcline
Fatal fall from a car in Kokomo kills Marion Hooks
A Kokomo man, Marion Hooks, age 2, died yesterday morning after a fall from a traction car. Coroner Harrison cited alcohol influence as a factor in the incident. The report notes a fatal accident in Beceem with additional unrelated classified items and local advertisements interspersed.
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