Ballinger Digestion questioned in Glavis defense maneuver
Brandeis pressed for doubt over Taft’s role in Ballinger exoneration and the Glavis dismissal. He argued the president could not digest a mass of records in a week and pointed to an incomplete Cunningham claim record and preclearance letters by Jones. Ballinger did not admit their importance.
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Glavis
Taft
Jallinger
Beverly
Brandeis
Boston
Lawler
Interior Department
Mr. Brandeis
Cunningham
Jones
Mr. Ballinger
Death of King Edward VII Ends Era of Telegraphic Grandeur
King Edward VII died at 11:45 p.m. after a brief illness of pneumonia following bronchitis. The Prince of Wales succeeded to the throne immediately, with Queen Alexandra and other royals at Buckingham Palace. Reports note his popularity, diplomatic skill, and long life of travel and public pageantry.
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Palace
King
George
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Princess Royal
Duchess of Fife
Victoria
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Laking, Reid
England
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Geath
Duke of Connaught
Suez
Africa
Queen Maud
Norway
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Edward VII
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Tefender
India
Queen Victoria
Minoru
Epsom
Prince Albert
Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Edinburgh
Oxford
Cambridge
Europe
East
United States
Canada
Alexandria
Christian IX
Duke of Clarence
Alexander
George Frederick
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
York
Prncess Louise
Victoria Alexandra
Maud Charlotte
Karl
Denmark
Haakon VII
House of Hanover
George I
Ferdinand de Rothschild
Waddesdon Manor
Cartago Earthquake Destroys City Killing Many
The May 6 quake struck Cartago at 6 50 PM Wednesday lasting about 18 seconds. Buildings collapsed burying hundreds. early death toll at least 500 with many hundreds injured. Four hundred bodies recovered by night, aid rushed from San Jose and Alajuela, and the Carnegie Peace Palace was wrecked. Survivors camped amid ruins as tremors continued.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cartago
Alajuela
Jose
Gonzales Viaquez
Ricard Jiminez
Alejuela
Peace Palace
Andrew Carnégie
Medical experts testify in Swope murder trial
Dr E E Smith leading Hyde staff experts testified in the Swope murder trial in Kangas City about Typhoid Mary and challenged the liver analysis by Dr Vaughn on Col Thomas H Swope. The testimony followed Dr Walter McCross earlier statements and aimed to dispute the liver study central to the case.
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Kangas City
E. E. Smith
B. C. Hyde
New York
Walter M. G¢Cross
Smith
Col
Thomas H. Swope
V. C. Vaughn
Standard Oil Unit Replaces Kentucky Entity in Tennessee
Nashville March 6 Standard Oil Company of Louisiana with capital of five million dollars will replace the Standard Oil Company of Kentucky in Tennessee, taking over all properties and holdings after a Supreme Court decision ousting the Kentucky firm.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Tennessee
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Abandon Hope For Coal Miners After Palos No 3 Blast
Paris Alabama May 6 four hundred feet and more below the earth's face lie the entombed miners of Palos Coal and Coke Company No 3 mine as rescuers and families wait. Officials report about 120 to 184 men trapped with no chance of survival while some workers’ names remain unaccounted for.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ala
Palos Coal and Coke Company
A. D. Barnet
HH. A. McArdle
Aliens Fire on Mine Workers at Clinton Field
Dissatisfied with a temporary agreement foreign miners in Clinton Indiana refused to work and forced others to stop. They fired shots over miners heads from the hillside while the miners train was on the way to work. Two hundred deputies sworn as guards with an interpreter on scene. no injuries or arrests reported.
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Clinton
Ind
Mary
Clinton Field
van Horn
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lyford
Clington
Sigma Nu meets at Terre Haute convention
The thirteenth division sigma nu fraternity opens its annual convention with the Rose Polytechnic chapter in Terre Haute Indiana A business session is followed by a banquet attended by eminent central states men Representatives from Indiana University DePauw and Purdue join seventy five active and alumni members at the banquet Walter J Seare Edward G Hoffman C F Rumely Clarence E Woods Howard Schurman Russell H Brow Rev Edwin L Dunleavy and Harvey B Hartsock respond to toasts Wade Ellis former assistant attorney general could not attend.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Rose Polytechnic
Central States
Indiana University
DePauw
Purdue
Wade Ellis
Walter J. Seare
Edward G. Hoffman
C. F. Rumely
Clarence E. Woods
Howard, Schurman
Russell H. “Brow
Edwin L. Dunleavy
Harvey B.hartsock
Final vote on railroad bill comes Tuesday
Administration bill on rail roads is shaped up harmoniously in the House by amending.
House Strikes Out Merger Section in Rail Bill Advances
Washington May 6 The house pushed the railroad bill toward a final vote on Tuesday by striking out section 12 the merger clause and keeping federal railroad provisions though amended. Representative Mann said the principal features remain and the measure should harmonize with the senate in conference. Lenroot won an amendment allowing railroads to acquire the entire issue of another railroad’s securities under conditions not directly competitive within fair value limits.
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House
Senate
Mann
Illinois
Lenroot
JOHNSON BATS JEFFRIES RESTS
Ben Lomond California May 6 James Jeffries rests from training adopting rest and work pattern after boxing session yesterday spent the afternoon at the fish hatchery. San Francisco California May 6 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion plays old cat and other games with his training staff before a late afternoon spin in his automobile signaling baseball as part of his training plan.
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Associated Press
Ben Lomond
Cal
James Jeffries
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Mind Still Wanders: Pneumonia Case at St Joseph Hospital
William Smith, patient at St Joseph Hospital, suffers pneumonia after a Wabash River bank expedition. Dr John Nicodemus treats and reports his condition improving on the road to recovery.
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William Smith
St Joseph Hospial
Wabash River
John. Nicodemue
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