Republicans Push General Tariff Revision In Senate Plan
Republican senators press a plan to pass a general tariff revision as a Republican amendment to a House bill. Penrose urges this shift to lower duties on woolen cotton iron and possibly sugar and leather to counter Democratic tariff pressure. La Follette opposes merging his agenda with the party line and prefers a separate push with possible Democratic backing.
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New York Times
Washington
Penrose
Finance Committee
Tariff Board
Congress
Senate
House
Ase
Preent
Cve
la Foiliette
Wisconsin
Heyburn
Idaho
la Follette
Canadian Leader Borden fights reciprocity campaign in Alberta
In Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers favored ratification but Borden urged Canada against reciprocity with the United States. He cited Nova Scotia and other regions where people would oppose the pact, while Saskatchewan and Alberta show legislative approval. Borden dismissed memorials and noted his lieutenant Bergeron has withdrawn.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. L.borden
Conservative
Canada
Alberta
United States
Saskatchewan
MacLeod
United Farmers of Alberta
Borden
Nova Scotia
Tate
Weyburn
Confederation of Provinces
J. G. Bergeron
Mooseaw
Samson and Delilah
Taft
7Pening
Stonehenge Mystery Linked to Cyrenaica Megaliths
Harvard professor Richard Norton is reported to connect Stonehenge with Cyrenaica megaliths through similar trilithons and an outer circle of monoliths. The Cyrenaica discoveries at Cyrene offer insights into the ancient solstice alignment and sun worship theories surrounding Stonehenge.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Stonehenge
Salisbury Plain
England
Richard Norton
Harvard
Cyreniaca
Libya
Norton
Charles Eliot Norton
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Armour
Cyrene
B. C
Cyrenaica
Cyrenais
World's Largest Baby Reported In Mt Airy Georgia
James Adolph Cody, a 2 year and 3 month old in Mt. Airy, Georgia, weighs 122 pounds and measures 39 inches tall. Doctors note abnormal growth but the child remains healthy and very strong with an appetite resembling that of an adult. diet and meals described include multiple biscuits, bacon gravy, greens, cornbread, pie, and buttermilk.
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New York Times
MT. Airy
James Adolph Cody
James Adolph
Baby
Fewer Rowdies In Trains Face Stark Penalties
Three rowdies were hauled into court after last Sundays disturbances aboard trains. A negro abusive to passengers on an elevated line was sent to the workhouse for three months by Magistrate Appleton. John Howell and William Sennett of Eighth Avenue were committed to the workhouse by Magistrate Kernochan. Three youths, involved in a midnight incident at Tenth Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street, received sixty days in the workhouse for assaulting an officer after aiding police efforts.
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Appleton
Kernochan
John Howell
Eighth Avenue
William Sennett
Sixth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Waldo
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Tragic Wellsville Trolley Crash Kills Motorman
An Ohio Valley Scenic Route interurban car ran off a sharp curve in Wellsville during rain, killing motorman Joseph Boyce and injuring two passengers James Rickman and ex Alexander. One female passenger escaped with slight bruises as rescue teams battled the wreckage.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Wellsville
Joseph Boyce
New Alexandria
Ohio
James Rickman
Alexander
Three Policemen Shot in Anniston Killing
In Anniston Alabama June 25 Policeman John L Cunningham was killed Police Chief Nathan Glasson seriously wounded and James Glasswood shot in the wrist by W S McGuffin who was resisting arrest for disorderly conduct McGuffin is in a hospital after being wounded by the crowd that captured him
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Anniston
Ala
John L. Cunningham
Nathan Glasson
James Glasswood
W. S. McGuffin
McGuffin
Monoplane misadventure ends with onward flight and rescue
William Houpert chief aviation instructor at Moisant School near Garden City Long Island narrowly survives a runaway monoplane episode. He clung to the rudder as the craft circled and ran over his three mechanicians, finally stopping when the engine was cut and the propeller blade broken. Miss Harriet Quimby witnessed the chaos and started a smaller plane to aid.
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New York Times
Garden City
L. I
William Houpert
Moisant School of Aviation
Houpert
Harriet Quimby
Gaston
Pierre
Michel
Reston
Quimby
Mechanicians
Miss Quimby
Signing of the Declaration of Independence painting feature
The Times will publish a fine double page reproduction of Sarah Ball Dodson’s impressive painting Signing of the Declaration of Independence as an Independence Day souvenir worth preserving in next Sunday’s issue.
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Times
Sarah Ball Dodson
Coronation Envoys Feted by Diplomats in London Events
Diplomats hosted dinners for coronation envoys in London as English Catholics join in rejoicings without past prejudice. Notable guests included the German Crown Prince and Crown Princess, and American ambassadors. Attendants attended Windsor, London garden parties, and a Vatican papal luncheon. The week promises further royal entertainments and public celebrations.
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London
Foreign Office
Henry
Prussia
Dorchester House
Whitelaw Reid
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Stratton House
Princess of
Saxe-Meinin- Sen
Baron Roden
Reid
Charles P. Taft
Windsor
Leopold Rothschilds
John Norton Griffiths
Westminster
Duke of Norfolk
House of Howard
Earl of
Denbigh
Earl of Kenmare
Seaton
Granard
Armune? Bourne
Pjesty
Davis to Test Dirigible Near Narragansett Bay
Major Delamere Skerrett grants permission for Stewart Davis to test a 110 foot dirigible called the Zodiac IV near Fort Philip Kearny Saunderstown and Newport. The French built craft will carry three passengers and land on beaches as test sites between Fort Kearny and Newport.
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New York Times
Newport
Delamere Skerrett
A. S
Fort Greble
Narragansett Bay
Stewart Davis
New York
Providence
Fort Philip Kearny
Saunderstown
Comte de la Vaulx
Ris
Mr. Davis
Hiffel Tower
Paris
Fort Kearny
Intercollegiate boat races at Poughkeepsie July 27
Intercollegiate boat races scheduled at Poughkeepsie with events on the river. Albany crew expected to participate and special rates noted for transport and desks.
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Poughkeepsie Jung
Albany
Auto collision pins woman beneath car near Sea Bright
In Red Bank New Jersey on June 25 a Steiner auto collided with Mulligan’s florist wagon near Sea Bright. The big car turned turtle and pinned a woman driver under the wreckage. The chauffeur and two other passengers escaped serious injury. The injured woman was taken to Long Branch Hospital with a fractured collarbone, two broken ribs and severe bruises. The Steiner chauffeur was jailed in $500 bail.
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Red Bank
N. J
J. Steiner
Asbury Park
John Mulligan
Sea Bright
Long Branch
Philip Diamond
Rachel Rothenberg
Sadie
Marion Goldstein
E. I. Horsman
New York
Monmouth Beach
Foster
Mulligan
Diamond
D. H. Earp
Long Branch Hospital
Steiner
James Collins
D. W. Bedford
Waldo to File 60 Police Complaints for Neglect
Commissioner Waldo and Chief Inspector Schmittberger plan to file about sixty complaints against police officers including an inspector. The filings allege neglect of duty for being off post or allowing subordinates off post as Waldo retools the force with greater officer accountability.
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Police Department
Waldo
Schmittberger
Cropsey
Brooklyn
Army
Bingham
Fire Department
Thergeant
Airm en Refuse To Fly In Brussels Flight Start
In Utrecht on June 25 unfavorable weather delayed the aviation circuit race third stage from here to Brussels. The Sporting Committee ordered a start despite conditions, but fourteen competitors refused to risk their lives and sent a joint protest to the Aero Club of France against the order.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
Here
Brussels
Aero Club of France
Grand Prix de Paris Won by As d'Atout at Longchamp
Marquis de Ganay's As d'Atout won the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp as Combourg finished a close second and Matchless took third. J Reiff protested a foul by Combourg but the stewards disallowed the objection amid a record crowd and $59,000 gate. American fashion and society figures dazzled in lace and gowns despite summer showers.
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Marquis de Ganay
As d’Atout
Frank J.’ Gould
Combourg
Michel Ephrussi
Yvette
Masons Carnes
Paris
J. Reiff
Cop
Reiff
Bruges
Marines
Venice
Milan
Storm wrecks a farm in Newton New Jersey
A severe storm struck Edward Cooper's River Road farm in Montague Newton on June 25. A large black walnut tree fell across the highway, other trees were uprooted, the smokehouse demolished and house windows blown in. Fences vanished and additional damage occurred with no injuries.
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Newton
N. J
Edward Cooper
River Road
Montague
Gang Attacks Policeman In New York Street assault
Edward Kelly and John McGinnis were held without bail for Grand Jury on highway robbery and assault charges after they attacked laborer Michael O Callahan at Tenth Avenue and Sixteenth Street. O Callahan identified $4, a French Line paycheck, and a pawn ticket as items taken.
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Edward Kelly
West Nineteenth Street
John McGinnis
West Sixteenth Street
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Michael O'Callahan
Broome Street
O'Callahan
Tenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Kelly
McGinnis
Gilduff
Mrs Junkins Wins Suit In Cruelty Divorce
Poughkeepsie New York June 25 Justice Morschauser grants separation to Luna Harris Junkins from Sidney E Junkins vice president of the Westinghouse Kerr Company on cruelty. Plaintiff awarded $300 a month while defendant widely alleged to earn about $20 000 a year.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Justice Morschauser
Luna Harris Junkins
Sidney E. Junkins
Westinghouse Church- Kerr Company
Crippled Peter Holyoke Crawls 15 Miles for Help
Peter Holyoke, owner of two gold mines, crawled fifteen miles through rugged volcanic terrain after breaking his right leg in two places while locating a mill site on Copper Mountain. He was found by teamsters on a desert road and rushed to Daggett before being transported to Los Angeles for treatment.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Peter Holyoke
Daggett
Holyoke
Copper Mountain
Rockefeller Returns to Tarrytown for Church Visit
John D. Rockefeller surprised Baptist Church members in Tarrytown by arriving incognito for morning services. He had told the congregation two weeks earlier he would be in Cleveland for the summer, later returning quietly with a note of business in the East. He plans to head back to Cleveland soon.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
The
Baptist Church
Cleveland
Trunks Hidden Cash and Jewels Worth Half Million Found
Colorado Public Administrator uncovers two hotel trunks belonging to Horace Granfield of Mount Vernon New York. The trunks contain government bonds diamonds jewelry gold nuggets and thousands of dollars in cash totaling about 500000. Tax authorities will collect inheritance tax on this treasure plus Granfield's mining property in the state.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
Colorado
Horace Granfield
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Granfield
Morgan Aids Quiet Fourth In Washington Heights
The Men's Club of Washington Heights plans a July Fourth event at Fort Washington Park with official city support. Speakers include Suffragan Bishop Burch Dudley Field Malone and Rev. Dr. Rufus P. Johnson, plus a flag ceremony by Mrs. Mary L. Bodenhammer. Donations exceed ten thousand dollars with Morgan & Co contributing five hundred. Artemus Ward sends a twenty five dollar check amid playful remarks about avoiding bloodshed.
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Washington Heights
Fort Washington Park
177Th Street
Hudson River
Gaynor
Burch
Dudley Field Malone
Rufus P. Johnson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Artemus Ward
Colorado vacation low fares on Rock Island trains
Rock Island offers budget travel with one night trains from Chicago and St Louis plus morning and evening departures. Booklets and tickets are available with Broadway ad materials guiding travelers.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Chicago
St. Louis
Broadway
Ady
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