Lobbyist Denunciation Shapes Wilson Influence Debate
Washington June 7 Senators Townsend and Reed clashed with Democrats over presidential influence in tariff lobbying. Townsend warned that executive pressure could sway votes on sugar and wool tariffs, while Reed and Walsh denied any improper pressure. The committee extended its inquiry by twenty days to pursue these claims.
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Sprite
Townsend
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Temubllean
Wilson Ane
Beerch
Congress
Senate
Reed
Te Committee
Read
Walsh
Wilson
Rharnto
Nelsot
Prostieut Wilson
Weeks
Massachusetts
Witiess
Copard
Wouks
Hkoa
Syudro
Graduates In Quarantine At Kenosha Hospital
In Konosha Wisconsin eight young women slated to graduate from Kenosha Hospital Training School will receive diplomas under quarantine. A police officer enforces the quarantine due to a camutipox case. Only bedbound patients will be allowed in the graduation audience.
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Wis
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Kenosha Hospital
Standard Oil to Cut Melon Stock Increase Dividend
New York June 6 a 60 million melon will be cut by Standard Oil company of New York when its capital stock rises from 316099000 to 76000000. Stockholders have ratified the proposal each stockholder of recon will get 4 bonus of 400 per cent of the holding. Directors will order the distribution of the new stock as a dividend on June 13.
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New York
Standard Ol Company of
Recon
Chris von Der Ahe Dead at Sixty One in St Louis
Chris von der Ahe a longtime baseball figure and early owner of a winning St Louis team died after a long illness at his brother in law’s home. He was sixty one years old.
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St. Louis
At. Louis
June
Chris Voo der Abe
St Louis
Plot to Army Ulster Rebels Is Discovered
London June 11 Scotland Yard detectives uncover a gigantic conspiracy to use Ulster Unionists to resist Home Rule in Ireland. Police seized 12 ten or rifles and ammunition at Hellast. They claim a factory in London stored over forty tons of arms. Arrests loom as peers MPs and officers are linked. high treason possible.
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London
Ireland
Scotland Yard
Hellast
Turpotten
Army Ofiwerd
Attempts to Stop the Derby End in Tragedy
Epsom June 5 militant suffragette Emily Wilding Davison rushed the course near Attelian corner seized the horse Anmer owned by King George, was trampled and died. She had attacked a clergyman previously in a police record. The Derby produced a sensational finish as Craganour won but was disqualified for bumping, with Aboycur, Louvois, and Great Sport placing.
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Attenian Corner
Wnes
Asmer
King George
Anmer
Emily Wilding Davison
London University
David Lloyd-George
Sundlair
Craganour
Aboycur
Louvois
Great Sport
Famous trainer Dean Murphy dies in Philadelphia at 66
Michael C Murphy renowned for developing athletes died at his Philadelphia home from a complication of diseases. Once near death eight years ago, he recovered and later contributed to track and field. Born in Natick Massachusetts he rose to prominence as a trainer in 1860 and led American teams at three Olympic meets, including the victorious squad of last year.
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Philadelphia
Michael C Murphy
Mike" Murphy
Bschos
Murphy
Nattek
Mase
Aod
Ife
Glerk Kills Ghief in Pittsburg Railroad Office Rift
In Pittsburg Pa June 7 a clerk named Sage fatally shot James McNair and wounded Ralph Pauly after a dispute over ticket promotions in the Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at Union Station. Sage fled into the crowd, had worked ten years for the company, and was believed to have intended to kill the general superintendent. The general waiting room was crowded as the shooting occurred in the presence of dozens of clerks and patrons. A second item reports a Canton Ohio man confessing to killings within his family and injuring another officer, after a chaotic spree ending with his capture and arraignment on five counts.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sage
James
Jimeny"y) McNair
Tudph
Meker
McNair
Poully
Liberty Avenue
O'Donnell
Mr. McNair
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Adams Express Company
Albeaither
Missouri bank closes as cashier shortage reaches large sum
Cariickersville Missouri, June 71. Pemiscot County bank shut its doors after a shortage found in the accounts of A C Tindle, the cashier, estimated at 200000 dollars and possibly 250000 or more. Tindle served as assistant cashier and cashier for 1 years, with most losses in county funds. the bank turned over Tindle’s property including a 15900 dollar home to Tom A Cunningham to aid in covering the deficit.
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Cariickersville
Tom A. Cunningham
General Strike Plan Reported by Pennsylvania Labor Groups
Harrisburg telegraphs from the State Federation of Labor ask executive council members district mine unions and district labor chiefs for views on a general strike in Pennsylvania. The move protests the Senate action on the workmen's compensation act and notes heard demands for such a strike.
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Harrisburg
State Federation of Labor
Federation
Pennsylvania
Senate
Mov
Marshall Guests at Founders Day in Nashville
Vice-President and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall visited Nantville on Founders Day as guests of the M C A. A public reception was held at noon and the couple toured the Hermitage. Mrs. Marshall won an afternoon feature at the Centennial club. Mr. Marshall was to speak at a banquet in the evening.
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Nantville
Thomas R. Marshall
Nashville
Hermitage
Centennal Club
Marshall
Colored man receives life sentence in Dubuque case
In Dubuque Iowa Jose Madel Christopher a fifty three year old Black man was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of several young girls and was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Benson.
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Negro Gete
Dubuque
Iowa
Jose
Louis Madel Christopher
Benson
World Peace Backlash in U S Senate on Arbitration Treaty
In a closed executive session June Washington nine leading U S senators protested renewing the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. They argued the pact yielded to foreign demands, harmed American interests, and emboldened Britain against domestic commerce. They linked it to tensions with Japan and concerns over California's status and U S trade power.
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Washington
United State Senate
Bryan
United States
Mexico
Japan
California
England
Pastor Quits in Scandal Over Birth of Minister's Child
In Sterling Wisconsin June 6 a residential birth leads to Rev W T Abel resigning from Morrison Methodist Episcopal Church. The housekeeper Miss Ysewhart, 23, worked for three years in the minister's home. Abel denies paternity and says resignation stems from lack of Christian love.
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Rey
Abel
OUST HEETER SCHOOL HEAD BY BOARD VOTE
Pittsburgh public schools superintendent Teeter is removed after the board of education votes 2 to 1. Heeter, who came from St Paul, faced immorality charges and other allegations including actions toward staff and a domestic family matter.
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Pittsburgh Board of Education
Pittsburgh
See Teeter
Board of Education
Heoter
St. Paul
Mien
Lightning Kills Area In Wattesville Church Strike
A lightning bolt struck the German Reformed church at Wattesville near Freeport during a thunderstorm killing K F Meyer W J Dukeman and Weasel Mosk and seriously injuring Ontje Olumann authorities report the calamity occurred June 7 in Rockford Alabama reporting details from local officials and witnesses.
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Rockford
K. F. Meyer
W. J. Dukeman
Weasel Mosk
Ontje Olumann
Wattesville
Freeport
Eugenics Take Hold on Clergy in New York
A New York report notes eugenics has captured clergymen, with several canceling vacation plans to promote health and welfare initiatives as part of the movement. The piece highlights religious leaders aligning with health reform and the push for ethical improvement across churches.
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New York
Japan Replies To U S Protest Over California Policy
Tokyo notes seek to justify Japan's view of unequal treatment under international law and opposes the Webb act while denying a final resolution. Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda discuss the rejoinder and stress no public discussion of the communications. News mentions California boycott opposition by Japanese business leaders amid Panama Pacific expo context.
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Juye
Japan
California
Chinda
Bryan
Toko
Arizona
America
Tokyo
Wmfforta
Karen Kiichi Supusawa
Bankers’ Association
Quuel Nakano
Chamber of Commerce
Tokte Aerchants
Brinton Hayes Indicted In Mail Fraud Scheme
New York June IL Brinton Mayes former president of the Columbian Magazine company was indicted for mail fraud and faces trial if brought back from London Prank Orff head of Calum buy Sterling Publishing company and others including Sldarail Eugene Bryan Yates and F H Atkin were tried on charges of unloading 2 000 000 worth of worthless stock through the publishing firm in a United States district court.
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New York
J. Brinton Mayes
Columbian Magazine
London
Orff
Calumbuy Sterling Pubjisking Company
Ing Sldarail
Eugene Bryan Yates
F. H. Atkin
Philadelphia
United States District Court
Publiaking Company
Publ
Jobs Await 19000 Workers Topeka Wheat Harvest
Topeka Kansas reports 19000 out of state workers will be mobilized to harvest the wheat crop. W L O Brien state labor commissioner says cutting may begin in parts of the state today and should start in all wheat counties by July 1 except extreme north west areas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Moorish raiders kill twelve Spaniards in Tetuan region
Raiding Moorish parties struck near Tetuan Morocco killing seven soldiers at Rincon, two at Dersa, one at Rio Martin and two on the city outskirts. Farms were attacked and occupants likely killed or abducted.
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Tetuan
Morocco
Rincon
Dersa
Rio Martin
Badgers Take Second in Big Nine Meet Pole Vault Record Set
Wisconsin finishes second at the Big Nine meet led by Captain Gold who set a new conference pole vault record at 12 feet 4 inches. Madison winners include Ofstie Busweto Kundsion Sele Joy Bresnahan Gollie Wold Wahl Klotseh Van Geng and Keeler. Chicago Missouri California trailed in fourth and eighth as Wisconsin built a solid points lead.
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Madisen
Wisconsin
Chicago
Missouri
California
Aitwough
Badger
Johenny
Ofstie
Busweto
Kundsion
Sele Joy
Bresnah
May Fire Loss Report Sparks Wisconsin Damage Totals
May fire loss reached 100800 with Jussen noting 10900 in WA fire related incidents. Property damage was insured for 860775. Lightning caused 21 fires totaling 20050 in losses. Chiminey fires numbered 24 with further losses. Incendiary fires numbered 13 caused 16790 in damage. Smokers carelessness led to ten cases.
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Dame Ae
Froi
Bishops to Attend Wisconsin Methodist Camp Meeting
Fond du Lac plans announce the annual Wisconsin conference camp meeting at Huron camp grounds from July 10 to 20. Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Philadelphia will attend three days and Bishop William A. Quayle of St. Paul will preach on the final Sunday.
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Wisconsin Methodiste
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
The
Methodist Episcopal Curck
Huron
Joseph F. Berry
Ebiladelphia
William A. Quayle
St. Paul
Fire at Weyauwnga Insane Asylum Causes 30 Patient Losses
A blaze at Weyauwnga WeyauWnga? asylum destroyed the south central ward housing thirty patients after sparks from a chimney started the fire. Staff moved patients to the city hall and returned them after the fire was put out. Estimated damage about 10 600 dollars.
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Waupaca County Insane Asylum
Saloon Quarrel Ends in Death at Card Game
A brawl at a saloon leads to a fatal shooting during a card game. In a separate note, the state commission orders two new trains to run between Fond du Lac and Sooexville, expanding the Northwestern line schedule.
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Enda
Park Fal
Matt Lake
Andre
Hhe State Commission
Fond du Lac
Sooexville
Court Has No Cases In Sawyer County Term
Couderay reports the spring term of Sawyer county court opened with no cases scheduled for jury hearing for the first time in county history. Judge Wickham ordered the jury be notified to appear as directed.
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Sawyer County
457 Bills Signed By Gov McGavern Compared With 1911 Session
The report notes 457 bills signed by Governor McGavern, reaching a total that surpasses the 222 bills signed by the close of the 1911 legislative session. It adds that 92 bills were signed in the last week.
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Ty Gov. McGavern
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