DeWitt Township Election Reports Light Ballot. Officials Elected
The first DeWitt Township election in Permina County's northeast corner yielded light turnout with 20 votes. Elected were Supervisors Geo. Machesney and T. F. Dann, Clerk G. W. Cooper, Treasurer A. C. Adams, Justice W. R. Brill, and Road Supervisors J. F. Tice, Wm. Kunkle, Chas. Pierce, Lester Case, and J. Taylor Sr. Several road districts failed to elect supervisors.
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Perkina County
DeWitt Township
DeWitt
Geo. Machesney
T. F. Dann
G. W. Cooper
A. C. Adams
W. R. Brill
J. F. Tice
Wm. Kunkle
Chas. Pierce
Lester Case
Taylor
Progressives Badly Beaten on Lumber Duty Vote
Washington June 24 the senate began voting on the lumber schedule as a quorum formed. An amendment by Senator McCumber to set the rate at one dollar per thousand on saved lumber failed, with the Nuance committee recommended rate of 1.50 per thousand upheld 14 to 24. The session aimed to push tariff final action amid heat and exhaustion among speakers.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Aldrich
Northwestern
Lumber duty fight pits parties over free timber policy
Lawmakers split along party lines as amendments to lumber duties are debated. Democrats oppose higher rates, Republicans largely back a steep duty. McCumber offers a reduction to 1.25 per thousand feet but loses. Senate supports the finance committee’s 1.50 rate amid broader clashes.
Friends Denounce Trial Denies Priests Rights in Denver
In Denver on June 11 Father Joseph P. Carrigan of St. Patrick’s Catholic church was found guilty of insubordination and contumacy. The ecclesiastical court stripped him of sacerdotal prerogatives, recoverable only by penance in a monastery, amid a bitter clash with Bishop Matz. Friends say Bishop Matz presided and acted as chief witness.
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Denver
Joseph P. Carrigan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Carrigan
Matz
Suburban Handicap Opens Sheepshead Bay Meeting
New York reports the Suburban handicap as the feature of the opening day at Sheepshead Bay. The race, the oldest spring handicap, will be run today with a guaranteed value of 6,000 despite reduced stakes from legislation. Other conditions remain as they have for twenty six years.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Gould Case Evidence On Same Lines In New York
New York June 21 Mrs Katherine Climmons Gould seeks separation from Howard Gould. Lawyer Stearn and Mrs Gould's counsel continue to call witnesses and refute intoxication claims. Admission of hotel refreshments and dinners with Dustin Farnum is debated as dates and service records conflict with testimony.
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New York
Katherine Climmons Gould
Howard Gould
Stearn
Stra
Gould
Ars. Gould
Thousands Gather for Thirteenth Turnverein Athletic Meet
In Cincinnati on June 24 more than 3,000 gymnasts and athletes from every US section and several European countries arrived to compete in the thirteenth quadrennial Turnverein meeting. The monster field at Carthage hosts the events with a stage of 260 by 49 feet and a grandstand for 4,001 spectators. Tents line the field housing visiting gymnasts during their stay.
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Cincinnati
United States
Turnvereina
America
Carthage
Fight May Come to London World Olympiad Planned in London
Report states William A Brady the American theater manager plans a sportive week called the world Olympiad for professionals with the London Olympia as the scene next month A match between Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman is said to decide the pugilistic world championship.
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London
Sue
William A. Brady
Debate heats Reichstag over unearned increment tax
Berlin June 24 The Reichstag continued debate on the taxation bill focusing on the unearned increment tax. No immediate move toward resignation of Chancellor von Buelow or Reichstag dissolution is expected until the dispute develops. The measure taxing land value increases passed its second reading.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Reionstag
von Buelow
Open Championship Golf Tournament Opens at Englewood Club
The United States Golf Association begins its Open Championship at Englewood Golf Club in Englewood New Jersey. The field includes top professionals and several high class amateurs with a 72 hole format expected to yield the low scores.
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Englewood
N. J
Englewood Golf Club
United States Golf Association
Lst
United States
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