Report on steel probe to reach Taft desk in days
Wrohington June 6 authorities said within about ten days the Bureau of Corporations report on the United States Steel Corporation will reach President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham. The findings could lead to antitrust court action under the Sherman Act. The report, years in preparation by government experts, may be turned over to the Senate and House committees now probing the Steel Trust.
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Stanley
Culberson
United Investee Corporation
Judiciary Committee
Senate
United Otte Steel Corporation
Superior
T T
Department
Terminal Charces
United States Steel Tron
Littleton
Gary
United States
Bree! Corporation
Erovid
Littleston
Department of Justice
Steel Trust
Stan
G.G
Cal
House
Treasury
Thom Tee
Jor Lau
Washington, Lune
House Democrate
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Post Offices
Hack
Fitzgerald
Appropriations
House Committee On
Moon
Mr. Moon
Spmiker Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Pugnacour Fitzgerald
Ces Grin
Steel Corporation
Berger
Los Angeles
Indiana
Clayton
Attorney General
Congress
Comntee
Spanish Galleon Unearthed In Panama Canal Work
Workmen digging near Nombre de Dios Lock in the Panama Canal Zone uncover a well preserved Spanish galleon about twenty feet below the surface and two hundred feet from shore. The vessel, possibly used by conquistadores, is moved a hundred feet in length and may be retained while dredging continues. the president orders removal of artifacts from Panama for safekeeping.
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Pansima Canal
Nombre de Lock
Gatun
Panama
Nicaragua and Honduras treaties aim to ease Central American debt
The article reports on a new Nicaragua treaty to settle finances and curb revolutions, contrasting with a pending Honduras convention. It cites a plan for a US fiscal agent, sinking fund, and American oversight, arguing the agreements would promote peace and investment without US risk. It notes Senate hesitation and calls for support from lawmakers and officials.
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Tribune Torean
Washington
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Honduras
Zelaya
Mt Fe
Uniten States
San’ Donas
Iminga
Haytl
Hoton
United States
Otto Ously
Dove Echernrich
Thomas P. Moffatt
Slong
Wupmit
Ernest H. Wands
Republic
Nicaragia
Inter Fot
Nicaradin J
United Ftater
Senate
Po Vital
Intros
Central America
Committee On Foreign Relations
Honduran
Knox
Conant
Osborn & Mining
New York
Aero Club of
Garden City
Long Island
Asia
Republican Debt and Duty Debates Split House Hearings
Washington June 6 reports from the Ways and Means Committee split over underwood tariff revisions on wool. minority accuses Democrats of caucusing to push the bill without hearings while defending treasury strain. Senate prospects loom as Tariff Board readings and Honduran loan issues invite crossfire among parties.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Ways and Means
House
Payne
Senate
Men Fight for Lives as Shipwreck Terrors Shock Crew
Telegraph report recounts the sinking of the steamer Taboga off Los Santos on May 23. Captain Campbell and Pilot Matthews survived, while animals aboard caused chaos as hogs and cattle surged toward escape. Survivors describe heroic acts, limited life preservers, and two officers arrested amid public outcry.
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Teilune Colon
BR. P
Taboga
Los Santos
Pedrugal
Pepama
Campball
Matthews
Qwn
Campbell
Wrospero Pinel
Pinel Brothers
Charcé D'Affaires
Perlvanehe
Gree: Oltre
Canal Zone
David
Senator Root Probes Secret Fund Expenditure
Senator Root states the House committee investigated the misused emergency fund of the State Department. He cites Secretary Hay approved 24% payment for a portrait of ex Secretary Day by Texenthal, with missing receipts and vouchers. A bill proposes annual audit by a joint committee on expenditures from the foreign affairs treaty fund.
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Root
Hollander
Department of State
Jacob Hollander
Santo Domingo
Wee Beng
United States
Hoot
Jetary Bacon
Ollander
Lr. Hollander
Fhatus Reeempt
Faucun
Hay
Louse Committee
Texenthal
May
State Department
Knox
Michael
Calcutta
Dacot Wf
Hellander
Baltimore
Reot
Hamlin
Lorimer Resolution Upheld by Senate Debate Over Immediate Consideration
In Washington June Senator Ollingham introduced in the Senate a resolution authorizing a special committee to investigate Lorimer of Illinois and possible corrupt methods used to secure his U S Senate seat. Senator Culberson objected to immediate consideration and the matter went over as he requested time to review the document.
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Oulerson
Washington
Senate Committee
Olllngham
Senate
Sentor Lorimer
Culterson
Culberson
Dillinesam
Gamble
Jones
Kenyon
Johnston
Fletcher
Kern
Les
William Lorimer
United States
Divicis
Special Session Called in Illinois Over Waterway Plan
Governor Deneen issued a call for a special General Assembly session on June 14 to consider deep waterways between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River. If the session fails to pass a waterway bill by July 1, the governor could amend the call to include other topics. The Senate approved a waterway bill at adjournment, but the House refused to concur, Speaker Adkins contending the plans were flawed and blocked by gubernatorial interference.
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Epringer
Deneen
General Assembly
Lake Michigan
House
Adkins
Estate of Senator John Ratner Divided Among Six Heirs
Rochester June. The appraised value of the estate of Senator John Ratner who died December 14, 1% was announced today at 2477 ie. The amount 111,777 62 represents personal property. Debts with expenses outstanding total $4.07. The remainder is divided equally among six children of the deceased senator. The readings show valuations and distributions among heirs.
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Rochester
John Ratner
Catholic Club B S Officers Elect At Park South
The Catholic Club B held last evening at No 2 Central Park South elected President Mr Mul queen and vice presidents Terence Parley and Joseph Adrian. secretary Percy J King treasurer Alfred M Jarrett and a board of managers including Victor J Dowsing John G O Keefe and others.
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Rhet Eeeereenel Pester Eee
Central Park South
Three Die in Newark From Accidents and Gas Tragedy
A trio of fatal incidents in Newark yesterday claims Walter A. Curtin a Pennsylvania railroad worker crushed in a freight yard. Charles Legin, 70, dies from a truck collision at Market and Washington Streets. Michael Dalton, 78, found dead from gas asphyxiation after stove tube disconnects. Wed Parker, 69, Irvington resident, dies by gas at 35 Diet Street after being left alone. daughter-in-law absent during shopping.
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Newark
Walter A. Curtin
Pennsylvania
St. Michael's Hospital
Johnson Avenus
Charles Legin
Baldwin Street
W. W. Exbert
Market
Washington Streets
City
Michael Dalton
Cabinet Street
William
Irvington
Diet Street
Parker
Buggy on cowcatcher stops train in Martinsburg incident
June 6 Martinsburg West Virginia A Terke county farmer Ray Meter driving across the Baltit and Oslo track was struck by a train causing the horse to die Van Meter rode in the wreck and crawled to the engine cab to stop the train and have the bogey removed He asked if he would be arrested for stealing a ride and sustained only minor injuries.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Ray Meter
Terke County
Baltit & Oslo
van Meter
Ca Neer
Surgeon Doctor Dies After Own Appendicitis Operation
Philadelphia June 4 12 Joseph Pete a leading local surgeon died after performing an appendicitis operation on a young patient then operating on himself for the same condition less than four hours later He succumbed to complications late tonight Dr Price a former AMA president and founder of Gynecean Hospital Philadelphia was born in Virginia and served on several hospital staffs.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Pete
Tosnigne
Price
American Medical Association
American Association of Gynecologists
American Society of Obetetrictuna
Virginia
Reading
Famous Old Galt House Sold at Auction in Louisville
The Galt House, a landmark hotel in Louisville with a 75 year history, sold at auction for about 81 000 to a life insurance company. The sale, under bankruptcy referee, follows the building’s long past including a Civil War destruction and immediate reconstruction.
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Louisville
Hammer
South
Life
Isis
Fie
Two Going to Rome in a Yawl
A voyage from Providence to Rome by a twenty two foot yawl will start next Saturday. Yachterman Thomas Fleming Day and T M Goodwin, president of the Narragansett Bay Association, will sail the craft expected to reach Rome in about forty days. The Sea Hird, famed vessel of Worlie, accompanies the expedition along the coast.
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Rome
Yawl
Providence
Haly
Thomas Fleming Day
Yachterman
T. M. Gootwin
Narragancrett Pay Association
Venturerome
Mail Clerks Convention Tackles Loyalty and Associations
Syracuse delegates at the Rutl ey Mall Clerks Association convention hear a Postmaster General official deny government opposition to unions and outline the ban on outside or secret groups. He cites loyalty to the service and warns clerks against actions contradicting federal duties while the meeting debates ties with labor groups and federation plans.
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Syracuse
Prewart
Rutley Mall Clerks’ Associations
Railway Mall Association
Stewart
Association Wi
American Federation of Tabor
Hon
Eet
Annapolis to Begin Naval Aviation With Cattle Enclosure
Great interest is shown in naval aviation work starting after July 1 at Annapolis. Officials worry about fears of fear or injury to valuable dairy cows from aircraft, with concerns about milk supply and pedigrees. The project aims to be the first of its kind under Navy Department supervision.
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Annapolis
Naval Aviation
Avinung
Navy Department
Justice Scott Renomination Backed at Special Meeting
A special meeting at Astor Hall endorsed Justice Scott for renomination and election. Ex-Justice David Levenfeldt presented the resolution, with Edward M. Shepard and Edward Lauterbart speaking in support. Ex-Judge Alton B. Parker presided as the association urged committee action to advance Scott’s renomination and reelection, while cautions were raised about executive power and legislative balance.
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Uw York
Hota Astor
Flgat
David Levenfeltt
Supreme Court
Proncis M. Scott
Edward M. Shepard
Charles E. Littiefelt
Maine
Edward Lauterbarh
Alton B. Parker
Association
Shepard
Justice Stott
Kacelticinet
Roosevelt
Cesgrem
Afteon
Asa
Justice Scott
Bankruptcy Petition Filed By George L saymgon
George L saymgon of Nest East Be street filed for bankruptcy yesterday listing no assets for creditors and a modest income. He holds life interests in portions of Elen J. Davidson and A. E. Laytin estates and in a will, with previous bankruptcy in 180 after discharging $29.07 in debt. A July examination and a court order delaying further action for a year followed, with attorney Saul Myers representing the case.
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George L. Saymgon
Nest East Bestreet
Burried
Mets
Eealing
Elen J. Davidson
A. E. Laytin
Milt
Sabruptcy
Previer
Wall Stree
Josep
Milleets
Saul
Myers
Davide
Hemi
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