Clash on steel duties in House clash over tariff
Washington April 30 Republicans push to amend Schedule C iron and steel rates but fail to change any word as Democrats defend the measure. Rep A Mitchell Palmer leads for Underwood with a barrage of amendments and ridicule amid a bitter party clash in the House.
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Weather forecast for La Crosse and surrounding area
Fair and warmer tonight with a fair and cooler Thursday. Wisconsin notes unsettled northwest portion Thursday with warmer tonight cooler west. Minnesota expects increasing cloudiness with possible rain late tonight or Thursday. colder Thursday and west portion tonight. Iowa sees fair tonight with warmer east and colder west. Thursday unsettled and colder. River flood stage readings listed for St Paul La Crosse and other locations. overall 24 hour outlook is fair and warm.
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Honeymoon Vigil On Grant's Tomb Steps
April 34 New York. Mrs. Lewis Bauman wife of Policeman Bauman attached to an upper West Side station stood with him on Riverside Drive. After their 8 PM wedding the officer was kept at his post and Captain Gray kept no substitute. She kept vigil on the tomb steps all night while he paced nearby.
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Wisconsin man on valuation board named by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces the appointment of engineers to supervise railroad valuation. A A Thompson from California, W D Pence of Wisconsin, J R Worley of Kansas City, Howard M Jones of Nashville, E F Wendt of Pittsburgh join. The ICC seeks to add an army engineer to the board.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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California Board
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Wisconsin Railroad and Tax Commission
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Kansas
Indict Johnson Again In White Slavery Case
Chicago April 39 The seventh indictment charges Jack Johnson with violating the Mann white slave act. The federal grand jury returned the indictment alleging transport of Mike Belle Schreiber a white girl from Pittsburg to Chicago for immoral purposes on one of Johnsons exhibition tours. The case is based on evidence from Yank Kenny former trainer.
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Jack Johnson
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French snub Peary parts in France report
April 30 reports say Rear Admiral Peary, discoverer of the north pole, has been in France since Monday but was snubbed by the French Geographical Society. The slight is said to stem from his submitting polar proofs to Britain’s Royal Geographical Society and not to the French body.
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North Pole
France
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Salt shipments case pulled before state supreme court
April 5 in Topeka the state supreme court heard Attorney General J. Dan ger sue Wells Fargo United States American and Adams Express to force them to file statements listing all liquor shipment recipients under the new state law taking effect today.
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Britton bill seeks repeal of free tolls for coastwise ships
Washington April 30 repeal of the free tolls for American coastwise vessels using the Panama Canal is proposed in a bill introduced in the house today by Representative Britton Democrat He would also put coastwise vessels under interstate commerce commission control
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Britton iDem
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illness Halts Probe of Heeler in Indiana
North Manchester Indiana reports the 79 year old mother of S L Heeler Pittsburg probe by a citizens committee on charges against Heeler was temporarily halted by the serious illness today.
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Militant Quarters Raided by Police in London and Newcastle
London reports the Home Secretary ordered a raid on the Women’s Social and Political Union HQ in Ming’s Way. Police removed all furniture and confiscated papers while seven suffragettes, including Annie Kenney and Flora Drummond, were arrested. Newcastle’s WSPU office was smashed and entered. attackers left as if militants had acted, while members blamed police. The crackdown aims to curb militant activity and suppress suffragette publications and funds.
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Arthur Marshall
Emmeline Pankhurst
Bow Street
Annie Kenney
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Miss Warrett
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New York
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A Rooster Crow Triggers Goats Club Raid
Chicago April 30 seven neophytes being initiated into the goats club a group of auto men caused a police action when a rooster hid under a car seat crowed during a cooking main and initiation ceremonies. The principals fled as officers halted the raid seven others were released on hall.
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Pardon Bid For Wisconsin Slayer Sought In La Crosse
Sisters of John Paterson of Retreat Wisconsin arrive in La Crosse to press for a pardon from the governor for their brother serving life at Waupun for the murder of Mrs Ellattre wife of Sever Yitre in Le Grosse. They claim he was insane when the crime occurred and plan to present corroborating evidence from Retreat officials and attorneys Morris and Hartwell. The case centers on alleged insanity and potential transfer to an asylum if pardon fails.
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Albany leaders set to pressure Sulzer primary bill
An Albany dispatch notes that on April 80 leaders in the legislature visited today to demand readiness for a vote on Governor Sulzer's direct primary bill. The report records a push by lawmakers to move the measure amid political tension.
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Lunatic at White House Arrest Stuns Officials
A man calling himself Albert L. Wood was seized on the White House grounds after insisting on seeing the president. He claimed a letter asked President Wilson to probe a Taft era marriage he says united him to a Washington girl. Authorities believe he is demented.
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Bert L. Wood
White House
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Taft
California Alien Land Bill Brawl Prolonged
Secretary of State Bryan travels to San Francisco amid debate over the anti alien land owner bill as California legislators press to pass a measure with altered phrasing. Democrats vow to exclude aliens while Washington weighing treaty implications and Japanese reaction remains conciliatory.
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Mississippi
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Egg sandwich discoverer Mary Ann Ingham funeral
Chicago April 86 Faculty Diembeta and former students attended the funeral of Mary Ann Ingham known as Mother Mary Ann for discovering the egg sandwich. She came to Chicago after a fire and sold pies to University of Chicago students as the campus grew with Rockefeller funding.
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University of Chicago
Mary Ann Ingham
Mother Mary Ann
Dean Linn
European powers push for action over Montenegro crisis
April 30. Austrian Hungary signaled it would not attack King Nicholas, urging swift, collective action by other powers. Diplomatic circles note a firmer tone in Berlin and Vienna while Austrian troops mass at the frontier. A Montenegrin report says Austro-Hungary has not withdrawn its envoy to Montenegro, with Baron Von Gieslingen still in Cetinje.
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Scuteri
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Vienna
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Montenegrin Foreign Office
Montenegro
Baron Giesel von Gieslingen
McReynolds Explains Merger Extension Aims
Washington April 30 Attorney General McReynolds clarified his earlier Supreme Court statement about granting an extension until January 1 for dissolving the Union and Southern Pacific merger plans. He said the delay would allow Southern Pacific to dispose of its Central Pacific holdings, removing a major obstacle to the court decree.
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McReynolds
Aupreme Court
Plas
Union
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Feurt
Riveter Fatal Fall From Nineteenth Floor at Loop New Building
In Chicago on April 29 a riveter named John Wagner aged 45 fell from the nineteenth story of the Conway building, a 2 skyscraper project in the Loop. His mangled body was found on girders on the fourth floor after crashing through a group of ironworkers on the eleventh floor.
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Vwrorbers
Conway
Loop
John Wagner
Man rescues family from burning building in Milwaukee
A. J. Hoyt, a machinist, saved his wife Mrs. W. H. Collins and her son John from a fire in Milwaukee early today. He carried them to safety one by one as flames engulfed the structure. The incident highlights Hoyt's swift actions and the danger faced by the residents.
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Milwaukee bicycle bandit captured after week long search
Milwaukee police say Adolph Schweitzer, 23, arrested after more than a week of searching, confessed to the bicycle bandit thefts. The arrest ends a tense chase that stretched through the city, with Schweitzer in custody in Milwaukee.
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Conspiracy Theories on the Constitution by Beard
A book by Charles A. Beard argues the U S Constitution was crafted by big business interests to benefit financiers and merchants. It claims a majority of convention delegates represented economic groups rather than farmers or workers, shaping a political system to protect capital.
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Columbia University
Macmilan Company
Treasury Department
Washington
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