Roosevelt Denies Forcing Rate Bill Amendments
President Roosevelt states he did not dictate action on the rate bill amid disputes with Chandler Tillman and others. Moody's letter to the president outlines conferences over court review and amendments, with Roosevelt insisting no pledge to any specific amendment and urging direct talks with Allison. Chandler says he has no further comment. Tillman and Chandler face continued scrutiny over alleged negotiations and statements in the bill process.
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Tillman
Bill
The
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Washington, D.C
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Whandler
Moody
Garlae
Overman
Bacon
Ash
Root
Taft
Harley
Wintat Cie
Titman
Senate
Thorugh
Tilman
Mnatters
Alison
K Nox
Tornker
Spoaker
Senator Lodge
Whox
Foraker
Spooner
Evening events and meetings listed for Roberts Park area
A varied schedule shows Bujah at Roberts Park M E church, a three day Tadlana funeral directors session at the German house, Emiliene Renaud a piano recital, and an Auxiliary to the Trainmen card party. Also included are an art print exhibit at Shortridge High School, Ladies’ Art Society gathering, a Central W I U mothers’ meeting, a chauffeurs and auto repairers group forming, and calls for efficiency legislation. The Indiana Door of Hope Rescue Mission hosts a cooking school. Miss Margaret Mather leads the New York California corner event. Col Elmer Elizaworth Circle No 7 Ladies of G A R plans a literary entertainment, Central Labor Union’s stance on rates, a monument for Edwin F Gould, and closure of barber shops Sundays. A special train to Lafayette for Indiana Medical College and Purdue commencement is noted, plus a reception for Rev Frederick B Taylor. Missionary Social Union officers are listed, and Rev E P Clark of Michigan addresses Central Prohibition Alliance with a forthcoming debate on prohibiting liquor interests from public office.
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Helv Hyde
Shortridge High School
Torrth Presbyterian Church
Lyde Hennan
Seventeenth-rt
Indiana
Door of Hope Rescue Mission
New York
California
Margaret Mather
Col
Elmer Elizaworth
Ladlen
G. A. BR
Alabama
New
Purdue University
Baby Net
Frederick B. Taylor
Taylor
Missionary Sacial Union
Roberts Park
Mi E
Edgar J Feater
Aira
My Ditch
Pleasant Bond
Mra. J. & Barth
Jonty M. Dun
Bun
C. E. Newlin
Edward Taylor
E. P. Clark
Michigan
Central Prohibition Alliance
Congress
United States
Royal wedding cake prepared for Madrid voyage
A six foot royal wedding cake, three tiers on a silver salver, was made in London for shipment to Madrid. It features Corinthian columns, cupids, sugar panels, orange blossoms and myrtle, with a central group of children in marble. The monogram A V and Spanish crown adorn the central panels, and a blade with an ivory handle accompanies the cake for the presentation.
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London
Ena
Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Agni
Congress breaks record on laws passed in session
Washington May 15 The present congress has broken all records for enacting laws with more than 3 000 laws passed to date, outpacing prior sessions by about 890. Most are private measures, with only about 240 general laws among the total.
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Washington
Congress
Billy
Will Defeat Senator A Dignified Document
Sioux Falls reports May primary results loom as South Dakota politics edge toward a bitter contest. Stalwarts led by Gen Gamber battle insurgents over Gamble’s renomination, while insurgents push a reform slate and contested convention loyalties.
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The
Sun
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
United States
Prevtowy Huosevéit
Ben Hur Tribe Opens Cleantul Meeting in Crawfordsville
The Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur held its Cleantul meeting in Crawfordsville Indiana with about 14 offers and delegates present. Crawfordsville is the home of the order with the first tribe organized there. The Tadge spans 26 states with 100000 members. Indiana has over 200 members. Mayor Voris gave an address of welcome and Rev Encle Witney spoke for the church, while Dr Riwh A Schell addressed supreme officers.
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Ben Hurs
Crawfordsville
Ind
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
Crawfordaville
Order
Yee Ako
Indiana
Voris
Encle Witney
Riwh A. Schell
Reports of the Rebekars Assembly Inlana Dec 31 155
Reports show state membership at year end 185,481 with 14,843 brothers and 29,00 sisters. Net yearly gain 612 after 6,607 abatements. War year lodges: 2 instituted, 2 resurrected, 10 chartered surrendered. Receipts 5,918.90 disbursements 1,900.09 balance 4.09. Home fund total 22,864.27 balance 1.92. Mary Smith Lewis notes Greensburg home cared for brothers sisters and orphans. average adult age 7%. children average 10 years. Eight withdrawals. six inmates died. annual cost 19,196.18 per capita 319964. AMOTAEE COs lodges encampments Relekan lodges total 867.
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Rebekah
Inlana
Asembly
Forne Home Fund
Oda Fellows
Greensburg
Mary Smith Lewis Suva
Rome
Girl Burned to Death in Illinois Fire Explosion
Wheeling, May 15. A girl died when a clothing flare exploded and set her afire. Firefighters and bystanders worked to douse the flames as emergency crews took her to a hospital.
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Sam Wheeling
Respite Granted Delays Executing Patrick to June 15
Albany May 16 Gov Higgins granted a further respite of three days sixteen hours for Albert T Patrick convicted murderer of Wallat Rice. This is the third respite granted to Patrick and postpones his execution date to June 15.
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Rice
Albany
N. Y
Gov. Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
Wallat
City News and Legal Notices from Local Journal
Commercial club voters oppose tram service while American United Workers push industrial housing here. Frank N. Fitzgerald named receiver for Hoyt Chemical Co. L. Ai Mecum backs Solomon Z. Klepper for 415000. Wires charge alienation. Brightwand petition to Board of Public Works over streetcar issues. Henderson income dispute. Mann charged with mate shortage. Edward Mann accused of striking Attorney Nicholas Spielheim. Spielheim accused of aiding Mann against his niece. Elizabeth Crouch widow sued Monon for 710000. settlement 7000. Albert Plahar, 2, fell 13 feet, struck head on cement wall. Minnie Schiese sues to uncover damages from alleged rear-end injury.
Coffee Hurts One in Three
A New York woman reports coffee makes her nervous and unable to sit still for minutes while others suffer insomnia and irritability. She switched to Postum Food Coffee and notes improved sleep and calmer nerves. A friend who quit coffee also gained weight and relieved heart palpitations.
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New York
May Be a Month of Widespread Strikes Across Trades
Long and short term labor contracts expire, triggering a wave of strikes nationwide. Robert Whest of the National Metal Trades Association notes a surge in open shop organizing while Duffy of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters cites spring wage-scale expirations. Mines, carpenters, printers and iron workers report action, with the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers facing hazards and wage disputes.
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Robert Whest
National Metal Trades’ Assocution
Indianapolis
Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Traden’ Union
Stara
Tne -Manners
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American
The
Carpenter
Carpenters
Painters
Deerafore’ and Paper Hangers Union
Belg Vonducna
Te County
Brickliyera
Pinsterers
Teamsters
Iron Molcpers
Mnetal Workers
Family tragedy in Pensacola area fire linked to seven deaths
In Milton Bundey night in Florida, a preacher named Ackerman his wife and their seven children, oldest about 14, were fatally harmed in a fire that destroyed their home in Bania Rosa county ten miles south of Milton. Bodies were partly cremated. a $1,000 reward was raised for the arrest of the alleged killers.
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Pensachta
Ackerman
Bania Rosa County
Milton Bundey
Milton
Roosevelt aide to prosecute drug trust named
The Cleveland paper reports President Roosevelt via Attorney General Moody selected a top district attorney to lead actions against the drug trust. It describes Joseph B. Kealing of Indiana, famed for prosecutions and linked to the Fairbanks machine, as a key figure in federal cases. Five bankers previously convicted are noted as now at Leavenworth, with Brown of Elkhart among them and a Republican ally of Kealing.
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Roosevelt
Moody
United States
Joseph B. Kealing
United State
District of Indiana
Ogeinet
Thin City
Kesh
Mather
Kealing
Nin Genrietty
Cratty
Keasing
Leavenworth
Walter Brown
Elkhart
Republican State Committee
Kill by Runaway Team Ends Life of Monning Man
Michael Hennessy, 38, died at St. Vincent's hospital after a fall while attempting to stop a runaway team on New Jersey Street near Henrs-at. He was walking home from 347 E. South-at and seized a horse rein when the wagon broke loose. He died from injuries before medical aid could help. He was the sole son of Mrs. Johanna Hennessy and to be buried in Lusiyetim.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Monning
New Jersey-st
Henrs-at
Hennesay
Sen of
Mennnsay & Careton
E. Souih-at
New Jerneysat
Sehnall & Co
Poole
Henmvary
Lasten
New
KILLED 900 CROWS IN ELGINTH MAY DAY EVENT
Special to The news report from Elginth on May 1 describes a local bird culling event tied to a tournament. Details mention financiers, organizers, and community figures including a detective and club presidents, with scant clarity on exact actions or outcomes.
Duhadway Relative Seeks Missing Richmond Banker
Relatives of Charles A. Duhadway say they do not know his whereabouts. He formerly was cashier of the First National Bank of Richmond and left after a $16,000 shortage was discovered. He is 44 years old and a member of several fraternal orders in the area.
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Duhadway
Sas
Richmond
Ind
Charles A. Duhadway
First National Bank
Malta-Vita: A Healthful Malted Wheat Breakfast cereal
An old advertisement extols Malta-Vita as a superior malted wheat cereal. It claims high nutritive value, easy digestion, and suitability for the sick and healthy alike, praising the product as refreshing and satisfying for children and adults.
Woman Found in Trunk Sparks New York Murder Arrests
In New York on May 11 1913 Willam Meyer a New Orleans furniture dealer was arrested aboard the Graf Waldersee on murder charges tied to the strangling of Mrs Vogel of Wildungen Germany. A young woman traveling with him was also arrested and described as distraught. The case centers on a trunk found in Frankfurt and Meyer’s alleged trip with the body aboard the ship seeking concealment.
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Ore Main
Germany
Prankfurt
Meyer
Mevor
Graf Waldereen
Aas
Cyelay
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Bernhardt
Revdat
Hoboken
Moyer
Vester Andland
Hin
Steyver
Shy
Moyler
New Orleans
Mra Vogel
Vogel
Dalant
Mecer
Bee Oween
Wildengen
Principality of
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Prankfort
Wilhelm Meyer
Kristhunt
Draf Waldersee
Prankton
Wildungen
Bat Francisca
Belts Cut at Mills Halts Work in Bedford
Unknown persons entered the line stone planer mills in Bedford Indiana and cut all belts to pianos, suspending work until new belting is secured. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars. A knife found this morning may lead to the arrest of the assailants.
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Bedford
Ind
Worka
First Sunstroke Victim Bragg Shot in City Incident
Special to The Faw reports May U Harrichn Bragg a city employee was the victim of a gunstroke this season. He collapsed yesterday and remains in critical condition.
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