Investigation finds no insidious lobby in tariff clash
Iren Tee Tribune Bureau reports Washington June 2 Senate subcommittee of Judiciary probes itself after questioning nearly twenty legislators. Despite claims, no insidious lobby evidence surfaces. McMurray named as possible lobbyist tied to Cherokee land sale valued at 8.3 million dollars. witnesses stress openness and no improper pressure on tariff decisions.
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Iren Tee
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Ashurst
Arizona
Congress
McMurray
F. McMurray
Alester
Okin
Tehoover
Nearagua
Pananm
Overman
Reed
Morning News Disorder and Hidden Scandals on Page Cthaian
A scrambled page features a range of topics from a Sulzer scandal to a Waldo unit report and notes on a Spanish death plot. It mentions Columbia College, a charity worker case, and a law May Bar Grade Crossing. Weather and markets are noted alongside poetry and opera items.
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Cthaian
Sulzer
Ald Waldo
Waldo
Sage Curran
Caylumbia College
Houxman
Steel Salt Ke Company
Marriage postponement clouds De Mumm Scoville wedding
London June 2 Walter de Mumm the noted sportsman and Miss Florence Scoville were to wed in London but the ceremony was postponed to June 3. Reports say de Mumm was shot in Paris last winter by Mrs Marie van Rensimer Barnes and fear of a possible death by suicide looms as Miss Josephine Howard travels to Paris to intervene.
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London
Walter de Mumm
Florence Scoville
JC. Scoville
Seneca
Kan
Mr de Mumm
Sinter
Paris
Marie van Rensimer Barnes
Scoville
Josephine Howsard
English Actress, Who Is A Friend of Mrs. Barnes
Mrs. Barnes
Mrs Barnes
Miss Howard
Mre
Ky Beoville
Frances Scoville
Toenmeht
St George's Church
Hanover Square
St Pauls Cathedral Faces Growing Subsidence Risk
In London in June renewed fears arise over St Pauls Cathedral safety after Sir Francis Fox reports continued subsidence. The dome and walls show southwest tilting, with sinking growing due to a wet sand and gravel underlay, demanding prompt remedial action to prevent further danger.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Francis Fox
St. Paul's
Francis Vox
Fire and gasoline scare wrecks car in New Jersey
In South Orange Frederick Ardrey an undertaker suspected gasoline theft caused a car stall. He lit a match to test the liquid and flames spread, damaging the auto and costing about 800 dollars. Ardrey warned against trying the risky test again.
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South Orange
N. J
Frederick Ardrey
Ardrey
Little Girl Auto Victim Dies After Brooklyn Runover
Amilia Lenpino, seven, was struck by a car owned by Franklin H. Reeve in Shore Road Brooklyn while playing near her home. The vehicle was driven by Reeve’s daughter Lillian. The child died en route to Coney Island Hospital. no arrests were made.
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Amilia Lenpino
Shore Road
Brooklyn
Franklin HM. Reeve
Keap Street
Seal Sighted Off Ambrose Channel Lightship
A small season one Newfoundland coast seal was seen near the Ambrose Channel Lightship by passengers aboard the Anchor Hiner California. Captain Blaikie first noticed the creature, which stayed in view a few hundred feet ahead of the vessel before heading seaward.
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Newfoundland
Ambrose Channel
California
Blaikie
Funeral Train Wreck Kills Fireman Injures Engineer
A special funeral train chartered by Dr. Charles McBurney collided head on with a freight train on the Berkshire division of the New Haven road. The fireman was killed and Engineer Rigby seriously injured and taken to a Danbury hospital. The wreck halted traffic for hours.
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Tribu
North Kent
Conn
Charles McBurney
New York
Stockbridge Mass
Danbury
Berkshire
Surviving American in Spanish Death System Horrors
Thomas Rose of Kingston NY, sole survivor of fourteen steam shovel workers in Spain in 1911, escaped after peasants killed comrades one by one. He reached France then Boulogne and sailed aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam to New York, bearing bullet and knife wounds and recounting deadly hostility toward American laborers.
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Thomas Rose
Kingston
Spain
Nieww Amsterdam
Engineering Corny . Limited
Toronto
Ebra
Apaln
Pyrenees
Warrame Mountains
Hao Meketa
Lerida
Hateslowa
Amertunos
Rose
America
Barcelona
Toulon
Boulogne
Nieuw Amsterdam
New York
Rowe
Grape Juice Dinner Cancelled In Atlanta Event
In Atlanta on June 2 a planned grape juice dinner was canceled when guest of honor William Jennings Bryan failed to appear. Bryan, famed for the grape cocktail, was to speak at the Georgia Tech twenty fifth anniversary event but sent notice to President Mathewson he could not attend. The anniversary opening was delayed a day.
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la Forerester
Atlanta
William Jennings Bryan
Georgia School of Technology
Mathewson
No Money for Governor Delays Officials’ Pay
Providence reports that Governor Pot hier and state officials including judges and department heads did not receive monthly pay due to an empty state treasury. They must wait a few days until revenues arrive as the treasurer can cover laborers and clerks but not higher paid staff.
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Providence
Pothier
Cohalan Scandal Put Up to Sulzer Probers
Columbia University marks honor for William McKnight a Columbia Chemical Engineering senior who saved children from a runaway and will graduate despite a month in hospital. The Bar Association weighs an investigation of Justice Cohalan following John Connolly’s charges, with Governor Sul zer expected to decide on a formal inquiry.
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Columbia University
High- Was Protective Society
William Albert McKnight
Chemical Engineering
MeeKnight
Frederick Coudert
McKnight
Chemical Engineer
Rex Galt
Valparaten University
New Kensington
Penn
Bar Association
Daniel F Cobalan
John A. Connolly
Sulzen
Dieregard
Association
Connolly
Legistaure
Whitman
Connelly
Justice Cohalan
John A. Kennolly
Thave
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Tribone
Albany
Sulzer
Rport
New York Bar Association
Senate
Daniel F. Cohalan
Warren Hooker
Congress
Colonists revive church in Greenwich after long hiatus
New Yorkers summering on Round Hill estates may attend church six Sundays without eight mile travel. An old church reopened with permanent pastor whose salary is guaranteed by local residents. Mrs Coulter D Huy te, wife of a candy maker, volunteers as organist. Rev Henry Dodge Appengetler, student at Drew Theological Seminary, preached. A larger evening audience followed. Appenseller to remain pastor with daily services. Mrs Huyler to continue as organist.
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Ty Teer
Greenwich
Conn
Round Hill
Coulter D. Hyyte
Huyler
Myth belief challenged at district Bible Students convention
In Hot Springs Arkansas delegates of the International Bible Students Association adopt a resolution urging ministers to discard offensive terms and favor literal interpretation. The group also calls for interpreting sheol and hades as tomb or grave, reframing traditional meanings.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Gune
International Bible Students’ Association
Two Shot Witnesses Wounded in Street Brawl
Two men, John Koelner and William Sheridan, aged 23 and 22, were shot while watching a fight in front of the Yarmax Athletic Club at Pennsylvania and Glenmore avenues in Sinks County. Koelner was hit in the left breast and Sheridan in the right shoulder. both men are hospitalized. The brawl followed a quarrel between a club member and an outsider. authorities note prior complaints about the club’s members. The shooter remains unidentified.
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Sinks County Hospital
John Koelner
Georgia Avenue
East New York
William Sheridan
Vermont Court
Yarmax Athletic Club
Pennsylvania
Glenmore Avenues
Koerner
Sheridan
Northcott Quits Venezuela Diplomacy Reported
Caracas June 2 Elliott Northcott American Minister to Venezuela has resigned and sailed aboard the steamer Caracas. He leaves the legation archives in charge of Richard James Biggs Jr diplomatic clerk.
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Northcott
Venezuela
Caracas
Elliott Northcott
Richard James Biggs, Jr
Legation
Tamman y United to Save Waldo Amid Police Probe
A heated city drama unfolds as Curran’s police committee votes 4 to 3 to urge Mayor Gaynor to dismiss Police Commissioner Waldo. Waldo defends his administration while allies claim he will rebut twelve charges with a detailed letter to the Mayor outlining his position.
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Curran Aldermanic Police
Board of Aldermen
Waldo
Gaynor
Curran
Frank Dowling
Tammany
Becker
Tammany Aldermen
Waldoe
Goriral Answ
Woman Dies as Firemen Delay Rescue at Brooklyn Home
Seventy eight year old Mrs Fleck perished in a blaze at No 25 East 17th Street Sheephead Bay as a three quarter hour delay by Brooklyn Fire Headquarters preceded engine arrival. Her grandson Charles Curry, a chauffeur, tried to reach her. neighbors and a neighbor Richard Hartt aided before hoses finally arrived. The house burned to ashes and only ruins were cooled by firefighters.
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Mra Ruiz Riven
East 17Th Street
Sheepahead Bay
Grand
Charles Curry
Brooklyn Fire
Hartt
Curty
Rockefeller Institute Pension Plan Expanded By Rockefeller Gift
Henry James Jr, manager at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, announced pensions for members and associates funded by John D. Rockefeller. He noted the endowment increased by about 500,000 in securities. Pension rules provide three quarters of pay at retirement age 65 after 15 years, and one half to three quarters of pay for retirement at 60, plus disability after ten years and benefits for widows and orphans.
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Henry James, Jr
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
John D. Rockefeller
Caps Explosions On City Tracks Cause Crowd Scenes
Three dynamite caps were placed on Seventh Avenue surface line tracks between Dist and 42nd Streets early morning and exploded as cars passed. A rumor of shooting spread, drawing crowds and delaying traffic for about a quarter hour. Six more caps exploded on the 42nd Street crosstown line near Seventh Avenue, prompting further gatherings. Inspector Dwyer called it a blind ploy to lure crowds while a trick was pulled.
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Seventh Avenue
Dist
42D Streets
Dwyer
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Eels
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Bradley
Oreign
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Gharpentiera
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Tuary
Weather Saving News
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Apd
DE Mumm
Undertaker
Animal
The
Dr. McBurney
Dto ©Ny Internat
Duke New
Walsh
Nelson and
Cummins
Bryan
Rhode Island
Hell
Bible Students’ Association
Yarmus Athletic Club
Tammany United
Civil Service Commission
Curran Aldermanic
John OD
Rockefeller Institute
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