Tug of War Over Wilson Influence in Tariff Lobby
Republican Senators push for facts as Townsend accuses President Wilson of lobbying for tariff changes and patronage. Senate committee prepares to finish hearings, while White House remains confident and unshaken. Democratic members defend Wilson, stressing broad inquiries into undue influence.
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Townsend
Wilson
Washington
Conegress
White House
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Reed
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Warren
Woolf
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Cummins
Senator Cumming
Senate
Michigan
Republican
Ufton
Congress
Walsh
Sullivan Takes Sea Voyage to Hamburg for Health
Tammany Leader Timothy D Sullivan boards the steamship Clactonat for Hamburg from Boston in search of recovery and a return to political activity. He recently entered a sanitarium for a claimed mental ailment, but his health is said to have improved and he hopes to resume political interests in the fall.
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Tammany
Wil Ceots Oren
New York
N.Y
Timothy D. Sullivan
Boaton
Hamburg
Ble Tim
Wood Acquitted In Conspiracy Case After Deliberation
Boston June 7 After a long night of deliberation the jury acquitted Wood of the American Woolen Company on conspiracy to injure textile strikers. The case followed sensational disputes between employers and labor, with juror Schwartzman questioned over alleged bribery attempts. Atteaux found guilty on two counts, not guilty on four. jurors undecided on others. An investigation into the alleged bribery was ordered.
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Boston
Maas
Land & Proto
Esplea
Labor
Col- Jing
Wood
Atteuty
Tal
Atteaux
Tilk
Meary F. MuDart
Morris Schuman
Schuman
John I. Crashy
O Aman
Efe Ang
Schusian
Hulburt
Judea
University Head Judson Talks Shorter Courses and Marriage
Chicago June 7 The University of Chicago president Harry Pratt Judson testifies on education length and efficiency before a commission. He urges shorter high school and college curricula to speed young men and women into business life and marriage, while proposing wage classifications and industrial training for semi efficient workers.
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Chicago
Ill
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Ghairaian O'Hara
Ule Carter
Thor
Dismiss Charges in Lumber Trust Fight
In Chicago Illinois four fourteen shorty turing and former secretary of lumber associations nationwide had charges dismissed at the request of the Department of Justice. Five civil suits seeking dissolution of the alleged timber trust remain pending.
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Lumber Trust
Chicaga
Jeno T
Shorty Turing
Department of Justice
Timber Trust
Compers Makes Progress After Second Surgery
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, underwent a second operation for a mustard abscess yesterday in Washington D C. He was reported doing as well as could be expected and passed a good night, according to his surgeons.
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Washington, D.C
Jane
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Grave condition for Colonel William Cady reported
Report from Knoxville says Colonel William Cady is in grave condition after illness yesterday. Physicians attending him described his state as grave and he is under care at a cousin's home. A separate government vessel production tally notes 181 vessels built in May in the United States totaling 29,918 gross tons. The Richard Trimble, 7,697 gross tons, was the largest steam vessel completed that month.
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Ham BF
Cady Bittalo Bil
Cady
Washington, D. CG
Gall
Studio
Spare Pow’s
Dalitt
Newport News
Suffragettes Denied Delays in Police Court Appearance
London July 7 The police magistrate refused a postponement for the preparation of their evidence in a case involving three suffragettes linked to attempts to interrupt the Gallian peace conference at St James Prince. One was fined five dollars or fourteen days imprisonment, while others protested in court and in prison enclosure.
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London
Jung
Threa
Auffragettes
St. James Prince
Going It Blind We Americany on Daily Purchases
A vintage editorial urges readers to shop with care and information from daily advertisements. It argues haste wastes money and warns consumers against impulsive buys, advocating thoughtful evaluation of offers for better value and satisfaction.
Committees Fall Short On Tariff Bill Work
Washington D C two senate finance sub committees failed to finish their tasks on the tariff bill delaying a full committee session. Senator Simmons withholds a full committee vote while Johnson and Williams sub committees debate power pool queries administrative features and possible changes to income tax provisions. Tomorrow's session could push completion to Tuesday with Williams weighing removal of a provision feared to provoke foreign retaliation.
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Senate Finance
Pelay
Washington, D. C
Senate Fuance
Senate
Senger Simmons
Finance Committee
Johnson
Williams
Willams
May Clinch Tennis Preliminary Today in Davis Cup
West Side Tennils club in New York hosts Davis Cup preliminaries where the United States seeks one more win to reach the second round against Germany in England next month. The doubles match features McLoughlin and Hackett for the U S against Dowst and Jones of Australasia as Monday’s singles remain on the schedule pending result. Weather is muggy with risk of rain as the Australasian duo arrives to start play at 2:50 p m with Jones and Davart practicing before McLoughlin and Hackett take the court. The U S captures the first set 6 2.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Austral
Ian Tania Tadle
Germany
England
Maurice B
Jones
Davart
McLougalia
Hackett
Nervicy
McLoughlin
Moore's followers in bureau punished in weather office
Washington D C weather bureau employees tied to alleged political activity face punishment after the dismissal of former Chief Ulls L Moore. Henry L Heiskell meteorology professor and D J Carroll chief clerk are suspended without pay pending investigation.
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Washington, D. G
Weather Bureau
T ¥ Ulls L. Moore
Henry L. Heiskell
D. J. Carroll
Investigaon
Little Motor Boats Begin Bermuda Race
Philadelphia watchers saw the start as three small motor boats named Dream, Barbara I and Tocamset left their harbor at 1730 hours for the long race to Bermuda with housing send-off from crowds along the shore.
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Philadelphia
Dream
Barbara TI
Tocsamt
Bryan Back On Job Takes Up Jap Note
Washington June 7 Secretary Bryan returned from Pittsburgh and prepared to take up with Counselor Moore Japan's latest note on the Californian alien land question. The note was submitted by Viscount Chinda last Wednesday and has only undergone a cursory examination. The state department has prepared for new arguments from the Japanese side while respecting state and national government roles. Bryan and Wilson will craft a legal reply to cover the Japanese rejoinder as needed, without delaying negotiations. The executive session protests in the Senate yesterday are not likely to affect the talks or the possible renewal of the arbitration accord in August.
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Moore
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Ama
Chindo
Wilson
State Department
Tolleforden
U. S
Senate Io
Attacks Writings of Senator La Follette in Milwaukee
Milwaukee speech by McCormick attacks La Follette autobiography as inaccurate and calls him bitter and disappointed for thwarting progress. He mocks La Follette’s depiction of others and says the senator harmed his own cause by his last pages.
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Milwaukee
Wate
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Progressive Club
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la Follette
McComnick
Hud
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Orattors
Pinchot
Cummins
Wiliam Johnson
William Allen White
Roosevelt
Tom
Isax
Indictments Quashed Over Grand Juror Flight
Denver district court, at the request of District Attorney John A. Timah, quashed all indictments returned by the county grand jury after Moydo. The action followed the escape of Grand Juror J. J. Gardner, charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency, who fled justice. Bail was set as in the indictments.
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Colo. Jung
John A. Timah
Charles (. Butler
Criminal Division
District Court
Moydo
J. J. Gardner
Ruebas
Hadeen
New York divorcee wins alimony of 15000 yearly
Blanche Heye, a New York divorcee, is awarded 15000 dollars a year alimony by Supreme Court Justices Ammons and Spry in a case involving her husband George G. Heye and the Utah Highway Commission. The award is far short of the 78000 dollars demanded and pending trial arrangements include 2500 dollars for counsel.
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Supreme Court
Ammons
Spry
Aspinall
Mra
Blanche Heye
Utah Highway Commission
George G
Salt Lake City
Utah
Heye
Colorado
Grand Junction
Lake Sity
National Automobile ‘Agaodlation
Tate
Huerta Ultimatum Warns Constitutionalists Fight To Stand Down
A note purportedly from the Huerta minister of war in Mexico City warns constitutionalists to lay down arms or face extermination. The message promises “pertinacious punishment” without pity. Federal forces south of Monclova reportedly moved toward Monterey or Saltillo.
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Huerta
Wagie Pass
Tex
Tate
Mexico City
Constitutionalista
Constitutionalists
Federal Fornca
Monclova
Rodrad
Monterey
Saltillo
Miss Davison Sinking After Derby Derby Injury
Emily Wilding Davison, the suffragette who tried to halt the Derby horse, remains in a sinking condition at the Royal Memorial. Doctors say there is no hope of recovery.
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Epoom
Hng
Emily Wilding Davison
Militant Leaders Ordered to Pay Damages in Suffragette Raid
London readers report the king's bench court condemned Mrs Patrick Lawrences Mameline Pankhburet Miss Christavel Pank nurat and Mrs Mabel Tucker representing the Women's Social and Political Union to pay 1840 damages. The suit followed suffragette raids damaging West End shop windows. The three day hearing marks a test case with expectations of similar outcomes.
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London
Patrick Lawrences
Mameline Pankhburet
Christavel Panknurat
Mabel Tucke
Women's Social and Political Union
King
Heach
West End
Demobilization Demands Spread Across European Powers
Reports from Constantinople claim European powers urge demobilization of Turkish and Balkan armies to secure peace. Russia pushes the plan, hoping to curb military influence as Balkan governments face internal pressure. Servian cabinet stability remains uncertain amid ongoing political shifts.
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London
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George
Balkan States
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Duke of Connaught
Asquith
Edward Grey
Wisecount Morley
Blackburn
East
Ibis
Russia
Serviani
Moon Faday
Explosion in Mine Kills Two. Dozens Hurt in Pa Shaft
In Saamokin Pennsylvania on June 1 an explosion in the Scott shaft of the Susquehanna Coal Co mine killed two miners and injured more than a dozen others. Rescue workers retrieved two victims and fourteen injured within an hour. several of the dead and many of the injured were foreign-born miners. Officials said no one was entombed, but workers feared more miners remained underground.
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Scott Shaft
Susquehana Coal Company
John Wier
Nng
Pebtee
Chief of American polo team injured in practice
Foxhail Keane, captain of the newly selected American pro team, Drake Hin Cel Jarbone, was injured in a Meadowbrook practice game in New York. The accident will force the selection of another team member.
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New York
Foxhail Keane
Drake Hin Cels Jarbone
Meadowbrook
Tisza to form new cabinet in Hungary crisis
Budapest reports that Francis Joszepa plans to install Count Stephen Tisza as prime minister to replace the resigned cabinet of Ladislaus Von Lukacs. Tisza expected to appoint Lukacs and colleagues to their former posts. In Washington, Major J J Dickinson of New York was named by Secretary Bryan as representative to the Panama Pacific Exposition at 4000 dollars yearly, to foster relations between the State Department and exposition authorities.
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Francis Joszepa
Hungary
Stephen Tisza
Mangarese
Ladislaus von Lukacs
Tisza Wil Agats
Lukacs
Cole Serenes
Washington
O. U
J. J. Dickinson
New York
Bryan
Atate
Dickinson
Western governors meet on open mineral lands policy
Salt Lake City June 7 Western governors conference closes its sessions with talks on government control of natural resources. Clay Tallman of the General Land Office urges cooperation and open land policy. Governor Carey explains the Carey Act proposing land grants for arid lands to be reclaimed by states and settlers, aiming to boost development and population. The meeting inaugurates with welcomes from Salt Lake City mayor Samuel C Clark and Utah Governor William Spry as governors arrive amid routine agenda.
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City
Utah
Conference of Western Governors
Clay Tallman
General Land Pfice
Tallman
United States Forest Service
Sone
To Service
Lunds
Forest Service
Jones
Talman
Carey
Joseph J. Carey
Wyoming
Stats i
United States
Western States
Samuel C. Uark
Salt Lake City
Wm. Spry
Noted Iowans Study Farming in England
James Wilson former secretary of agriculture and Henry Wallace of Town, authority on agriculture, sailed for England to study the English tenant farmer. Wallace will also attend the United Presbyterian church conference in Aberdeen as a delegate. They will be guests of Ambassador Page in London.
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New York
James Wison
Henry Wallace
Town
England
Weather Summary for Muscatine Area Today
Fair in north and mostly cloudy in the south with continued cool, brisk winds. Temperature at Muscatine today at 7 o clock A M 44 degrees. Muscatine river stage today 9 feet 6 inches. Surise at 4 13 sunset 7 2 percent moon.
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