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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
22
Senate questions renewal of the arbitration treaties with Britain Japan and others amid federal state rights concerns. Debate centers on Panama Canal issues, treaty terms, and the impact on U S sovereignty and international law.
Colorado Democrat Representative George Kindel warned from the House District Committee that resigning would be a grave mistake. He argued for no role in the War and Means Committee and urged a simple, honest path, while noting a shift toward committee play and a plan to work with a new group in Interstate Commerce.
A proposed bill introduced in the Hauer inlay seeks to reduce Supreme Court workload by assigning certain powers and mediation tasks to the Commerce Commission. The measure, supported by Representative Krivunard and Senator Virayy Leutmank, aims to trigger next fiscal year funding and establish cross agency procedures within the legislative framework.
Readable portions show a discussion of election resolutions and committee actions. Names like Ambre and Lady ProuEir appear amid references to a hearing, audience, and potential vote outcomes. The rough content centers on procedural debates and committee assignments with unclear dates or places.
Proceedings name Mrs Woodford and Stewart Le Wanvthard widow of a former American minister in a June fire at Palrfeld. Witnesses describe vehicle dealings and alleged negligence as investigators review the accident. A private hearing for Mrs Woodford has been postponed.
A fragment from a New Jersey ceremony notes the 60th anniversary of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America and quotes addresses on catechism topics. It reports American Protestant concerns, church membership, schools, and donations, with figures on churches and communicants amidst calls for national defense and safety measures.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports opposition by publishers to a proposed duty on Canadian print paper. It mentions representative John Norris and figures like Jane Ge Reputhalain, with scattered names and vague actions about tariff policy and potential U.S. reactions. The text is garbled but centers on a trade-tariff dispute affecting newspapers and printing paper.
George W Dick ensheets president of Pirkt National Bank Woodbury New Jersey Henry Stille Clayton New Jersey Joseph J Summeritl Gloucester County public prosecutor and Joseph B Best Woodbury New Jersey were arrested in a hotel on Saturday on charges of attempted extortion. They were discharged from custody by Magistrate Gorman in the Central Falls court. Summeritl and Best were paroled for further hearing.
Pemiscot County Bank at Caruthersville Mo closed and placed in the State Bank Commissioner’s hands after a shortage discovery. Reported shortage may reach substantial county funds, with $124 in property reportedly belonging to A C Tindle, who departed for Memphis last Saturday.
Matthew Medlin, a nine year old boy, tried to drown himself at Prospect Park Lake near Lulwood Bridge. Passersby Harry Sweeney and John Maegerty pulled him from the water after he climbed on a boat house railing and jumped in. Medlin was taken to Kings County Hospital and is under arrest on a charge of attempted death by own action.
A partial text describes a group plan to gather in the afternoon and proceed together to a location. It mentions a public space and an orderly sequence, but many words are garbled. The core idea is a coordinated group meeting and procession in the late day.
A chaotic transcript shows Paterson editor facing the heavy penalties after a clash over press rights. The piece notes government action and a pivotal trial, with references to riot, strikes, and a dramatic pageant culminating in a jail release for Hannah Silverman as a lead figure. The scene shifts to a mass march toward New York, while actors travel by train to Madison Square.
A striking incident outside a mill ends with the mill owner’s son beaten and a crowd of workers and guards involved. The assailant drew a revolver but was prevented from firing by mill employees and a scramble ensued near the river. Police and officials later detained others as tensions rose during the strike.
The 9 year old contestant, Frank BWP of Ohl, won a spelling title amid debate between officials and statesmen over last night’s results. Secretary of Aericitine Data PY Cimeton noted the file and Kyediy ruled the bona strauli would be divided between Oblaan and Senator Miles Poindeater of Washington. The audience heard mispronunciations and a preferred word was hydro cephatous, while discussions centered on the competition’s temporary disqualification and the final tally. The outcome leaves questions about the winner and the remaining contenders as both teams prepare for the next round.
In a disturbed incident at the Union Station today, an enraged clerk killed a ticket agent during a dispute over promotion. The clerk then fled after fatally shooting his supervisor in the attic area. Authorities note conflict over recent changes in railroad department leadership.
Inder Stone pleaded guilty to selling opium illegally and, remanded to the Tombs, promised to aid the district attorney Edward J. Sullivan by giving information against other drug vendors. He will not be sentenced until he proves the promise. Stone was arrested on TM after uttering a threat and residing at 23 West 4th Street.
Washington reports a high level diplomatic exchange as President Wilson convened the Attorney General to discuss public sentiment on tobacco trust reforms and tariff policy. Attitudes toward McReynolds plan and Hitchcock tax ideas emerged, with Cabinet and Senate Finance Committee anticipated to weigh reductions and graduated excise proposals amid broader trade concerns.
Passaic report of a man found lying on a road with four assailants. Louis De Tava of Lake Avenue Difton says he was attacked while walking near the Ackers Man avenue bridge, struck with a club and shot in the back, taken to St. Mary's Hospital in serious condition.
A Canes Tarnanger asks police to help locate his son Julius Nelson Larriander missing for six years. The father, from Naugatuck, recalls the boy leaving New York after 21 years with a publishing house on East 18th Street. No precise details or latest sightings are available.
Washington June draft to appropriation of 115000000 to construct three battleships. Plan calls for heavily armored afloat vessels with greatest practicable radius of action. Cost capped at 1100000? The misspelled source mentions naval expansion and armor, reflecting early 20th century debates.
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