Robinson Girl Author of O'Hara Affidavit Heard
A Springfield hearing reveals Miss Robinson, accuser in an O'Hara misconduct probe, testified about a January visit to the LaSalle Hotel and later meetings with Lt. Gov. O'Hara. She denied any improper relation, said a liquor dealer pressured her, and described her past marriage and current living arrangements as the probe continues with other witnesses to appear.
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Button Man Hopes For Tariff Change
William F. Bishop, president of the National Pearl Button Manufacturers Association, returns from Washington and says there remains a possibility that the tariff on pearl buttons could be extended by Congress. He met with Senator Hughes and other pearl button men to draft a brief for support to protect pearl button duties. Local plant managers, including D. A. Willis and J. B. Krause, prepared to press the case before committees.
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Washington
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New Jersey
New York
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Vienna
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Davenport
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Cumming
West Liberty Men Victims of Thieves
In West Liberty on May 10, thieves stole two valuable horses from J. D. Potter's barn and a buggy from 31 B. Pure three blocks away. Neighbors heard noises around 8 o clock but dismissed them. No clue to the thieves. The stolen property is worth about 396 dollars. Potter offers a reward for capture and return of the team.
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Political Conspiracy Claims Tie to Springfield Probe
A heated Springfield inquiry unfolds as affidavits allege immorality links involving Lt Governor O’Hara and associates. Deputy Sheriff Sullivan presents Miss Robinson’s affidavit to the legislative committee, which plans to subpoena key figures including O’Hara and Vredenburgh to probe alleged corruption amid saloonkeeper opposition.
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Thomas Vrede Oureh
Richard M . Sullivan
Sangamon
Harry Gibbens
William
Two Suffragette Bombs Found in Britain
May 10 dispatch from London reports two suffragette bombs discovered in transit and post offices. One bomb hidden in a Lime Street Station passenger waiting room, the other in a Reading post office sorting room wrapped with ticking clockwork and suffragette literature. Police suspect timed attack on a municipal official away on vacation. A Manchester printing official was remanded for trial after last issue of the militant Suffragette. In Dundee, Tarlington Hall, former lord provost Henry McGrady’s residence, was set ablaze, with six pages puncturing the mansion.
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Liverpool
Reading
Tedal
Manchester
James Whiteley
Scotland
Dundee
Tarington Hall
Henry McGrady
Daniles
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Mames
Five Los Angeles Men Face Girls Charges
Los Angeles Vel May 10 warrants charging offenses against Dileen Baust and Pearl Paterson were issued as police began no search today for five young men. Names not released, linked to a white slavery inquiry, grand jury to be briefed before the inquiry ends.
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Banks Show Reserve Increase In New York Week
Weekly statement for New York banks reveals total reserve holdings of 19.8925 million dollars, exceeding legal requirements by 3.94695 million. Increase marks continued growth over the previous week as banks strengthen liquidity.
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N.Y
The Manufacturer Promises Co Operative Advertising Support
A vintage advertisement urges retailers to trust manufacturers who back ad campaigns with dollars and cooperative ad support. It argues strong products deserve advertising and invites readers to contact the newspaper's advertising manager for concrete data to aid plans.
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Attack on 'Blue Sky' bill tests Governor Clarke
The issue before Governor Clarke centers on whether the Blue Sky bill is constitutional and could be struck down on enforcement. Promoters with large backing push for passage while opponents argue it is unconstitutional. The Indiana governor previously vetoed a similar bill, citing constitutional concerns, without a clear stance this time as the legislature adjourns.
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Iowa
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Legal Department of the
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Thomas Wet
Dria
Glarke
Crop Luncheon at the Grand Hotel Features Washington and Local Leaders
Tt McDowell of Washington and Prof. Gurtis led the county crop improvement luncheon at the Grand Hotel this afternoon. Attended by county crop group members and local business leaders, they spoke on old expert methods and agricultural work. A tour of Henry gardens and local lands followed the speeches.
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Washington
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Grand Hotel
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Henry Gardens
Eome
Wade
Chuck Connors, Chinatown Vead Character, Dies at 61
New York May 10 Chuck Connors once known as the beloved Vead of Chinatown died of heart disease in Frudson attest hospital. Veterans of the Tour Bretiers Nip Song Tong and On bend Tang declared a truce and will honor him with a parade. Connors, 61, spent most of his life in Chinatown and recently worked as a sightseeing guide.
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On Bend
Tang
Chuck’ Conners
Young Woman Rescued From East River Identified as Alice Wills
Miss Alice Wills, a kindergarten teacher and cousin of Richard Cellsworth, was found unconscious in the East River and later revived at a local hospice. She could not explain how she came to be in the water, claiming ignorance of the incident. Witnesses near Montague Street, Brooklyn, reported dragging a dark object from the river.
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New York
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Richard Cellsworth
Pud Tinber
Brookelyn Tomés
Newark
Deckhanda
Montague Street
Brooklyn
St Louis Millionaire Dies After Illness
San Antonio reports the death of 66 year old James Brown a prominent St Louis millionaire and manufacturer after several weeks of illness. He entered business in St Louis before expanding to other ventures including manufacturing and real estate. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Secretary and Jap Ambassadors Meet Over California Land Bill
Washington May 10 Secretary Bryan and Japanese Ambassador Baron Shibusawa discussed the California alien land bill and possible U S actions as the ambassador waited for the American reply. President Wilson planned a Mount Vernon meeting to align with Bryan on Japan's stance. A formal U S response to Japan’s protest was anticipated after additional talks with the ambassador.
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Rehearing Granted in Oil Ouster Case
Missouri Supreme Court grants rehearing in the ouster proceedings against Standard Oil of India. John Montgomery of Sedalia is appointed to take testimony on the company's good faith in severing its connection with the refinery. Sugar Creek fears loss of employment if the refinery closes. Kansas City groups seek to avoid fuel and economic damage.
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Gettysburg reunion fare reductions unlikely
In Des Moines on May 10 the committee managing reduced railroad rates for the Gettysburg reunion admitted failure. They will not secure lower fares unless many eligible travelers receive state aid. without broad support, further cutting expenses is improbable and a scaled plan may be required.
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Federals Defeated by State Soldiers in Guaymas Advance
News reports describe a sharp turn in fighting as state troops push federal forces from positions north of the Gulf port. Centred around Guaymas the insurgent drive includes 800 rebels under Tuna Cabral and 500 cavalry advancing under Majors Trejo and Gutierrez. Federal lines retreat behind artillery fire as state troops seize control of Guaymas and surrounding routes toward the coast. The engagement, amid shifting fortunes, leaves federal forces withdrawing southward with the main body of the army split and reorganizing.
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Wilson
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State Department
Three Drown at Fort Madison Wood Choppers Trip
A launch carrying eleven wood choppers' workers sank near Smith's Island as the engine started suddenly. Eight were rescued, one found face down, two missing. Drowned victims identified as Fred J. Millmeier, James WeDonald, and Louis Wan.
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Fred J. Millmeier
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Louis Wan
President takes motor trip to Mount Vernon in holiday outing
President Wilnoy, accompanied by Drs Wilson and a family party, departed Washington on May 18 for a holiday motor run to Mount Vernon. The trip began from the White House as the party drove through quiet Virginia roads on the way to the historic site.
Tariff Amendment Proposed to Ad Valorem System
The proposal would empower the secretary to proclaim duties on imported seas to assess ad valorem tariffs, aligning with specific duties. Reported by Assistant Attorney General Denison and Assistant Secretary Curtis, it aims to affect the tariff bill before Senate debate.
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Curtis
Senate
Wilson
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Commission
Congress
Wight
Plantasio
New Workmen's Compensation Law May Be Widely Accepted
A new statute on workmen compensation is expected to be accepted by 60 to 90 percent of Java employers. Senator Clarkson and Senator Clarkeen emphasize its advantages and education will drive adoption. The law takes effect July 4 in part and success hinges on the administrator's efforts to inform employers and workers.
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Weather Town Brief with river readings and temp rise
Generally fair with possible showers in the west tonight and Sunday. Northeastern portion shows moderate winds. Overnight temperatures rise to around 26 degrees. River level at Mustaine today sits at 1 foot 1 inch with two inches of snowfall previously reported.
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