Democratic Rags Theme of Mondell in Congress
In Washington May debate on the tariff bill continues with Mondell demanding that all imported rags be cleaned and sterilized and delivered free, while Underwood defends the income tax and tax principles. Republican senators push amendments on insurance and wool duties as the House nears passage, amid party discussions and a celebratory note on Underwood's birthday.
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Honor memory of aviation's father father of flight remembered
In Washington D C on this anniversary the Smithsonian Institute and scientists honor Professor Samuel P Hangley as the father of advanced aviation. Medals are awarded to Glenn Curtiss and Gustave Eiffel, with Curtiss present. An Army Navy flyoff demonstration and attendees from Westington life mark the homage to Hangley.
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Defense Examines Veniremen for Bias in Johnson Trial
In Chicago on May 6, federal court questioned twelve veniremen chosen by the government to determine prejudice against the defendant Jack Johnson and his race. Jurors faced inquiries into attitudes toward miscegenation anglry and the black community as the case proceeds.
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Call Out Troops to Quell Strike Riots in Syracuse
In Syracuse on May 6 a strike by Italian building workers against the tearing down of an Episcopal residence sparked violence injuring about sixteen. Police and militia clashed with rioters opposite the county courthouse as gunfire and hose streams sprayed the streets.
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Warren
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Popular Governm t Demanded by Rulers
An extraordinary session of the joint assemblies of the Grand Duchies of Mecklenburg Schwerin and Mecklenburg Strelitz opened at the Grand Duke’s palace. Grand Dukes Predrich Frooz IV and Adolph Friedrich called for constitutional reform, with the crown ready to concede powers and privileged classes to unite in a constitutional creation. The talks focused on the timetable and scope of reform amid demands for a new system.
Theft of United States funds in sealed package case
Denver and Oakland reports describe a $14,300 theft from a Washington to Oakland express package. Investigators note a counterfeit government seal on clippings replacing bank notes, with no trace found and authorities pursuing leads through Wells Fargo and express firms. The case involves government and private security agencies.
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Central National Tank
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National Bank Redemption Office
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Denver
Wells Fargo Company
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Visa
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Ward Stil
Alding
Central National Pain
Wells Sfarko
Smd
Expresa Company
King Alfonso Heads to Paris for Two Day Visit
Madrid May 6 King Alfonso of Spain with Count Alvaro de Bonanones left for Paris today on a two day visit to the French capital. Police say rumors of plots against the king have prompted strict precautions in Paris and by the French government. Two Spanish assailants were arrested at Bordeaux on suspicion of involvement in any plot against the king. Recreation Congress Meets in Richmond
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The Methodical Housewife Explains Saving By Ads
A woman credits daily newspaper ads for thrift in groceries clothing and entertainment. She says twenty minutes of ad scanning each day reveals best prices and fastest routes to items, claiming ads save hundreds of dollars annually.
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Plan for double golden wedding in Sheffield Illinois
In Sheffield Illinois on May 6 1986 a double golden wedding anniversary is planned for couples Lara Paterson and Mills. The event will mark fifty years since their marriage held in Sheffield. Brothers and sisters Mrs Peterson and Mr Mills are involved in organizing the celebration.
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Philippine commission members call for Worcester removal
Manuel Quezon and other Philippine regent officials protest Secretary Worcester over alleged slavery claims in the islands. They urge relief of the Philippine Commission from the governor general and criticize past conduct and statements as evidence of misrule and mislaw.
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Wormster
Assassin of Greek King Kills Himself in Salonika
Aleko Shinas, claiming to assist the Greek king, shot him in the back as he walked with an aide in Salonika. Shinas then leaped from a police station window and died. He had sought aid at the king's palace but was turned away, later said to be dying of tuberculosis.
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Man Paul R Bowen Arrested in Mary Phagan Case
Police detained Paul R Bowen after a woman at a hotel room adjacent to his trunk alleged unusual actions. From the trunk they recovered a blood-stained girl’s vest and a photo identified as Mary Phagan, with an additional charge of white slavery filed alongside the gas cyclone accusation.
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Bowen
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Mary Phegan
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New Jersey Solons In Special Session
New Jersey legislators met in special session in Trenton to consider jury reform, constitutional convention, and small boards of freeholders. Governor Fielder urged affirmative action on all subjects. both parties discussed appointing a joint committee to refer all bills.
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Fielder
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Democrata Jicaucua
Pinchot Froze Alaskan Rail Plan Amid Leasing Debate
Pinchot testified before the Senate territories committee that private interests delayed legislation to open Alaskan coal fields under a leasing system. He urged government operation of Alaska railroads and retention of power resources, citing Pennsylvania as a cautionary tale. Guggenheim of Colorado named among opponents. Fisher is slated to testify later.
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Senator Goff to Draw Two Salaries in Senate Term
Washington D C May Senate Nathan Goff of West Virginia will receive his $7,500 salary plus $7,000 as a retired federal circuit judge during his term, equal to an associate supreme court justice. Comptroller Tracewell approved the retiree judge salary under law allowing a federal judge aged 70 with ten years service to resign and still be paid. The ruling notes the judge performed no judicial duties and does not hold a government position, aligning with Senate precedent when admitting Goff.
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West Virginia
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Portuguese Prisoners Sent for Trial in Azores
May 6. Portugal dispatched about 200 political prisoners arrested after the April 27 plot to the Azores for trial and punishment. They boarded the steamer Cabo Verde bound for Terceira Island, with hopes of court martial at Angra Fort. Families fear for relatives on the remote island as ultra republicans sparked attacks before the barracks in Lisbon.
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Conference urged Wilson to convene health, land and conservation talks
A committee of the American Medical Association urged President Wilson in Washington to call a sentinel conference to discuss plans for a federal department of health and life conservation. Prominent attendees included Prof G H Gimmonz, Dr L K Franke, Abram Jacobs, Dr Harvey W Riley, Senator Owen, Representative Foster, and Curley.
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Chicago
L. K. Franke
Abram Jacobs
New York
Darvey W. Riley
Owen Jund
Foster
Miehnois
Curley
Massachusetts
Ten
Fisher
Owen
Yale
William M. Martin
Los Angelon
Ather
Lgacue
Jwatice
Calrese Buri- Pegs
California
Caul Spring-Rice
Great Britain
LO Tames Bryce
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
Geel
British Premier Opposes Women’s Suffrage and Says He Might Resign
London May. In the House of Commons Premier Asquith opposed the woman’s outrage bill and warned he would resign if colleagues ever said they could not follow a government led by him. He argued the bill would add 6,000,000 voters and strengthen political and social fabric. He denied Parliament neglected women and said British women as a whole did not seek the vote.
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Troops to Guard Polls As Election Tensions Rise
Citizens of Bluefield West Virginia demand troops to preserve order at the May eletion, alleging Democrats block Republican election officers and a Democratic clerk refused to sign ballots. The militia company at Bluefield is ordered to be in readiness.
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Young lovers drown at Montgomery Lake wreck tragedy
Cuiperiind Wisconsin May 6 two youths Dred 6 years old and Miss Kate Paphew 20 years old drowned when their boat capsized on Lake Montgomery today. They had been engaged for a week. Delilah, who had been with them, was rescued.
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Militant suffragette bomb attack and hotel fire in London
A militant suffragette Ada Ward was captured at the Grand Hotel Trafalgar Square placing a bomb with a Votes for women placard. The Grand Hotel, crowded with American tourists, was gutted by fire. police say the attack was by suffragettes. St Catherine's Church near Hatcham suffered extensive damage. In Washington, suffrage activists demand immediate action from the Senate committee and plan a major convention. In New Haven, two women expelled from a suffrage group for factional motives. Florida suffrage advocates urge the state senate to act ahead of 1914 elections. A boating accident left a man missing after a man fell overboard during a voyage.
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Philadelphia
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Augusty Troup
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Senate
Weather summary for Muscatine signals light wind and cool temps
Readable data notes a Lowa Fall night and Wednesday with light wind. Temperature at Muscatine at 7 am 46 degrees. River stage reads a fall of 7 inches. Vague river and weather terms appear. no clear event or names beyond Muscatine.
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