Senator Townsend Defends Canadian Reciprocity Plan
Washington June 27 senator Townsend of Michigan urged broad free trade with Canada backing a treaty to include all Canadian and U S products on the free list He argued the measure would benefit both nations and that manufactured goods must pass freely between the countries He called for tariff revision to fit verified facts and proposed an amendment to improve the St Lawrence river route by Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean He said the policy would not harm farmers and favored aligning tariffs with a protectionist but fact based approach.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Townsend
Michigan
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Oxford Farmer Fatally Injured in Buggy Accident
Iowa City June 27. Michael Bevins of Oxford, a 65 year old farmer, was thrown from his buggy when a car frightened his team last night. He was dragged over brick paving, suffering a fractured skull, broken ribs, and cuts from head to foot. Doctors fear for his recovery as internal injuries are possible.
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Iowa City
Michael Bevins
Oxford
Sick Traveler Taken to Louisa County Farm
A ill traveler, moved from Cedar Rapids to Fairfield, was left at Columbus Junction Iowa, found near the railway shed, carried to the depot, and confined to a cot overnight. He later was taken to the county hospital, diagnosed as typhoid fever, unable to name himself.
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Columbus Junction
Lotulia
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
Shot by marshal dies after resisting arrest
George Mottler of Green resisting arrest last night was fatally shot by City Marshal Ed Yohn in Greene Indiana. Mottler seized a coupling pin and attacked the officer, inflicting serious injuries before Yohn shot him in the abdomen. Mottler died at the hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mottler
Green
Greene
Geo. Mottler
Ed. Yohn
Yohn
Mottler
Mottier
Senate stalls vote dates on Canadian reciprocity bill
Washington June 27 An attempt by Penrose to fix July 24 for a vote on the Canadian reciprocity bill failed as La Follette objected The debate showed insurgents and some Democrats favor quick action on wool revision and free list to push the president into acting before reciprocity The vote timings were debated with Penrose and Smoot opposing fixed dates La Follette urged opportunity for debate without restriction and Nelson supported fixing dates for wool and free list two weeks before reciprocity The senate later reported the reciprocity bill from the committee of the whole amid shifting debate
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
la Follette
Penroise
Smoot
Theenate
Nelson
Williams
Mississippi
Cumming
Committee of the Whole
Chaiyman Penrose
Finance Committee
Townsend
Michigan
Johnsons Slip Imperiled Bill In Senate Debate
In Springfield on June 27 Senator Johnson faced Lieut Governor Oglesby over whether the waterway bill he introduced was the same as the earlier defeated measure. The dispute forced journal changes and a roll call vote, with adjournment records expunged. The senate recessed to 6:30 p m to push one of the bills to second reading before July 1.
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Springfield
Johnson
Senate
Oglesby
Journal of Yesterday
Cornell Named Favorite In Intercollegiate Regatta Start
Fourteen crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin prepared for the Hudson race with Cornell favored in the freshmen eight while varsity favorites faced shifting wind and rough water. Syracuse placed second in the freshman event behind Cornell, with Columbia third and Pennsylvania last.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornel
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
N. Y
Cornell
Wisconsin
Hudson River
Shadowed Witnesses in Lorimer Hearing Stir Senate Panel
Washington June 21 A dramatic Lorimer hearing episode centered on three of four detectives said to shadow Clarence Funk and another witness. Funk identified Blaine, a Chicago agency operative, as one who admitted employment. W P Cook of Duluth testified on Springfield talks with Edward Hines and noted remarks about Gov Deneen.
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Washington, D
Lorimer
Clarence
Runk
International Harvester Company
Funk
Senate
Chicago
Wank
Edward Hines
Lordner
Springfield
Blaine
Hines
W. P. Cook
Duluth
Cook
Phero
Stephenson
Ini
Hoe
Senator Johnstone
Alabama
Fletcher
Florida
Johnstone
Deneen
Palls from Erbe Dies in County Farm Family Tragedy
In Oskaloosa on January 27 a prominent northern county farmer Seagal Busby fell from a cherry tree and died from injuries sustained last night. The Busby family has suffered four violent deaths in two years including two brothers killed by lightning about 18 months ago and the father killed by a train in Grinnell Ia two years ago.
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Oskaloosa
Seagal Busby
Busby
Grinnell
Purser Murdered and Money Taken in Arkansas
A pursuer on a Kath owned boat in New Boston was killed and funds stolen by a negro. Bloodhounds trailed the suspect from the Nigglerhead boat, but capture eluded the posse by the last report. Captain W.A. Hysell, a riverman, relayed the incident.
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Henry Kath
New
Boston
WA. Hysell
Kath
Letts Resident John Weaver Dies at Home
John Weaver, a prominent Letts farmer and Muscatine county resident for over two decades, died at his Letts home this morning from organic heart disease after months of illness. No funeral arrangements were announced. The death shocked family and community members, including his son Dr. A J Weaver.
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John Weaver
Letta
Muscatine County
Letts
Wiles
Weather forecast fragment for Chicago region
Fragmentary forecast for Chicago area predicts a cooler southeast portion tonight and Wednesday. Includes a note about moonset at 9 13 and mentions tonight being cooler in parts.
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Chicago
Prisoner Cares for His Sick Captor During Escape Attempt
Chicago June 27 An Iowa deputy sheriff hospitalized and cared for by his prisoner refused to escape after a suspected tainted drink left the officer helpless. Prisoner GC B Duggan, being taken to Des Moines on a wife abandonment charge, explained he chose to stay and aid his ill captor. The physician said the deputy sheriff would recover.
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Chicago
Duggan
Roberts
Indianapolis
Harrison Street
Lhfe
Pil
Mona Rees Testimony Highlights See Trial Day
Mona Rees faced questions from reporters and cops while on the stand in the See trial. Prosecutor Burnham pressed her on alleged admissions and a supposed confession to Police Captain Danner as jury members faced a packed courtroom and a protective hold on jurors due to ongoing press coverage.
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Chicago
Mix ‘Danner
Mona Rees
Miss Rees
Burnham
Atetorney ‘Cantwell
Biblia
Miss. Rees
Cantwell
Honore
Hvelyn
Arthur Lee
Absolute Life
J . Mona Rees
Lee
Danner
Weaver of Muscatine County Dies at Advanced Age
Mr. Weaver, born February 13, 1828 in Hampton County Pennsylvania, lived near Letts before moving to town nine years ago. A Civil War veteran who served four years, he was well known in Muscatine as father to Dr A J Weaver. Survived by his wife and four daughters Martha Stretch Oregon Homer Vincent Letts Joins Sipe Chicago Tannie Measick Kansas, no funeral arrangements yet.
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Mr. Weaver
Hampton County
Muscatine County
Letts
A. J. Weaver
Marthe Stretch
Oregon
Homer Vincent
Join ‘Sipe
Chicago
Tannie Measick
Kansans
Two Negroes Lynched by Mob in Monroe Georgia
A mob stormed the Monroe jail and lynched Tom Allen in the morning and Joe Watts in the afternoon. Allen had been accused of attacking a white woman. Watts was held on suspicion with no charges filed. The violence occurred June 27 in Monroe Ga.
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Monroe
Tom’ ‘Allen
Joe Watts
Watts
Henwood Trial Cross Examine Reveals Room Conflicts
Denver June 27 Frank H Henwood faced a grilling cross examination as his murder trial resumed. Prosecutor Elliott pressed Henwood on statements about his dispute with Von Phul tied to protecting John W Springer’s home and letters from Mrs Springer to Von Phul. Henwood denied certain confrontations and admitted his room was in a Springer suite separated by a bathroom from his boudoir. Deputy D A Bailey testified that twenty to twenty five letters signed Isabelle were found in Von Phul's room after the shooting. The defense rested its case.
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Denver
Col
Frank H. Henwood
Iliott
Henwood
George M. Copel
von Phul
John W. Springer
Isabelle
Action Against Magazine Trust in Civil Suit
A U S court civil action seeks dissolution of the Periodical Clearing House and about twenty magazine defendants for unlawful combination. Petition led by District Attorney Wise alleges restraint of interstate and foreign trade since 1909. Defendants include Doubleday Page Crowell Harper and Brothers and many publishing houses.
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Cee Eee
New York
U. S Court
Clearing House
Wise
Doubleday-Page and Company
Crowell Publishing Company
8. S. McClure Company
Literature Publishing Company
Phillips Publishing Company
Harper and Brothers
Levie-Judge’ Company
Review of Reviews Company
International Magazine Company
New Publishing Company
Butterick Pubs
Mshing Company
Standard “Fasiion’ Company
New Idea Publishing Company
Ridgeway Company
American Wome Magazine Company
Short Stories Company
Hmited
Defendant Publishers
Frank N. Doubleday
Herbert 3. Houston
Frederick L. Collins
Charles D. Lancer
George von Utassy
Head of Mormon Church on Stand in Sugar Case
Joseph F. Smith testifies before the House sugar trust committee in Washington that the Mormon church handles funds through teachings and trusts, owns a church-held stake in Utah Idaho sugar refining, and did not partner with Henry Havemeyer though stockholders pursued an alliance. He says the church itself takes no part in business holdings and that directors or trustees manage investments.
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Washington, D. C
Morman Church
Henry
Havemeyer
Dusincas
Joseph F. Smith
Utah, Idaho Sugar Company
House “Sugar Truat
Morman
Fts
Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining
Pormace
Agar Trust
Henry O. Havemeyer
Self
Smith
Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining Company
Church
Joseph Smith Trustes
Amalgamated Sugar Company of
Ogden
Lewiston Sugar Company
Ihecame
Utah Sugar Company
Utah-Tdlaho Company
Henry C. Havemeyer
Utah
Thea
Havemeyera
Utah Company
Myr. Hardwick
American Sugar Refining Company
Hayeneyer
Myo Church
Dusiness
Ito
Corporate defendants and officers run periodical clearing house
Massachusetts corporation and Hampton's Magazine along with defendants hold stock in a record of a defendant periodical clearing house. Doubleday Collins Houston Lancer and Von Utassy are board directors. Houston Von Utassy and Lancer serve as president vice president and secretary treasurer. These officers also hold offices in other defendant magazine publishers. It is alleged the clearing house enforced fines on offending agents.
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New York
United States
Good Housekeeping
Massachusetts Corporation
Hampton’s Magazine
Clearing House
Doubleday
Collins Houston
Lancer
von Utassy
Houston
Directors Pass Dividend on Preferred Stock at Road Firm
In New York on June 27 the Chicago and Alton railway company passed a four percent per annum dividend on its preferred stock. Directors approved the distribution, marking a formal action on the dividend.
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New York
Chicago and Alton Railway
Bass
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Mona
Rees
Istate’s Counsel
Grills Henwood
Action Against Magazine Trust
Aleges Wiegal Combination
Head OF Mormon Church
Pres
Joseph
American Sugar Refining Co
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