Albany Senate action on anti racetrack gambling bills
State lawmakers race to adjournment with rules committee power to fix the hour. Debate centers on passage of gambling bills as Sen Grady signals no filibuster while Sen Foelker travels from Stadtsburg to Albany with his physician claiming he will attend the crucial session tomorrow.
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Ae Finance Committee
Len Grady
Raines
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Albany
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F. M. Murphy
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Foelker Collapses On Vote Trip to Albany
Senator Foelker suffered a severe attack of vomiting and extreme weakness while returning from Staatsburg to Albany to vote on anti-racetrack gambling bills. His doctor said the condition is serious but not necessarily fatal, with hopes he will attend the session after a night of rest.
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Senator Foelker
Murphy
Staatsburg
Senator Agnew
Hart
Caron Chase
Brooklyn
Foelher
Dr. Murphy
Canon Chase
Bills Held Back By Assembly Judiciary Committee
Albany June 1 W The Assembly Judiciary Committee refused to report Senator McCarren's bill regulating political parties mirroring Hughes bills. Vote six to five, with only three pro proponents claimed. Committee also declined to report Travis Direct Nominations bill despite Senate passage.
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Ward
E. J. Staley
D. C. Robinson
Richard Croker Jr Marries Miss Brophy in Providence
Richard Croker Jr, son of the former Tammany chieftain, married Miss Mary Brophy in Providence on Tuesday. The ceremony was quiet due to the illness of Miss Brophy’s uncle, rubber manufacturer P. T. Bannigan, with only close relatives attending. Croker, a Brown University alumnus, serves as secretary of the Roebling Construction Company. Hotel Mount Pleasant opens the 22nd to begin the Ideal Tour, advertising a schedule change.
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Richard Croker, Jr
Providence
Mary Brophy
P. T. Bannigan
Mr. Bannigan
Croker
Miss Brophy
Brown University
Mr. Croker
Roebling Construction Company
Conspiracy traced in forged letters against racetrack bills
The Tribune reveals a city rooted conspiracy to mail forged letters to Senators opposing the Agnew Hart anti racetrack gambling measures. Headquarters operated in Thames Street rooms listing Sulzer Burns and Henry Martin while Syracuse hotel base directed upstate signings and saloon networks supplied signatures. No votes were swayed by the letters according to the report.
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Tribune
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Henry Martin
Z. Burns
the Tribune
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Mr. Burns
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Red Cross Rearrangement Announced in Three Departments
Washington June 10 The Red Cross divides into war emergency and international relief departments as See Taft announces the plan. Ernest P. Bicknell, Chicago charity chief, joins to aid San Francisco relief. The society gains support from the Russell Sage foundation and a Sage endowment grant. Also advertised round trip rail offers for June travel.
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Red Cross
See Taft
Ernest P. Bicknell
Chicago
Talk of Second Place Boom Fades In Chicago
The Tribune reports a volatile vice presidential scene with no clear front runner as Taft aides deny backing any man. Delliver’s push stalls due to Cummins’s potential Senate seat, Guild’s appeal is weak, and Fairbanks’s Star wanes amid opposition. Party leaders urge patience, predicting the right man will emerge.
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Taft
Delliver
Lafe” Young
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Cortelyou
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Jim Sherman
Fairbanks
Misissippi
Roosevelt
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President Maintains Hands Off in VP Boom
The White House announced the President will not back Cortelyou or any other candidate and will keep a hands off stance. He may have preferences but will not express them, continuing neutrality on the Vice Presidential sweep. Dewey's Port Wine and Olive Oil advert follows.
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Washington
White House
Cortelyou
Abse
Lusitania Aims to Break Mauretania Westbound Records
Wireless reports say the Cunard liner Lusitania speeds westward on the southerly course and could beat Mauretania’s records. Lusitania’s latest 24 hour run reached 641 knots, averaging 25.12 knots from Daunt Rock to 11:36 a. m., with an overall 25.37 knots during the run. Mauretania’s long course record stands at 2 890 knots total with an average of 24.86 knots.
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Levees Break Across Red River Flooding Cause Dense Destitution
Four people died and over a thousand displaced as levee breaks at Bayou Pierre near Coushatta and Westdale near Grand Cane flood vast lands. A Cherokee woman and her three children drowned in their home. Relief appeals sent to the Legislature. Separately, Missouri flood disrupts stockyards at Armourdale and rail service. 15,000 refugees housed in Convention Hall as five lines face disruption and more may fail.
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Red River
Bayou Pierre
Coushatta
Westdale
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Frank Ostra
Kansas City
Missouri
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Slaying of Attorney Sparks Mississippi Shootout
In Munica Mississippi on June 10 attorney J T Lowe was shot in the street by 19 year old Mrs Jacob Weinstein wife of a Charleston Mississippi merchant. Lowe had killed Perry M Houston, father of Mrs Weinstein, in March over Yazoo Levee Board secretary election. Weinstein, newly married, fled after firing and is under guard at home as deputy sheriffs keep watch.
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Bride taken on wedding trip sparks crime probe
W F Burns of Jackson County North Carolina reports six assailants bound and beat him in a Greenville County Panther Mountain cottage and abducted his bride during a bridal trip. He says he has not seen her since as Spartanburg officials investigate the tale.
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S. C
W. F. Burns
Jackson County
N. C
Panther Mountain
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Burns
Police Officer Dragged by Runaway Horse on Broadway
Patrolman McDonough of West 47th Street station tried to halt a runaway horse at Broadway and 4th Street yesterday afternoon. He tripped while grabbing the bridle, was dragged about forty feet, then struck by a cab wheel and rolled into the street. The incident caused theatergoers to flee as the horse dashed toward Gretten Woods via motor car, creating a scene of chaos.
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West 47Th Street
Broadway
4Ith Street
H Broadway
Thirty Four More Votes For Mr Taft
The national Republican committee seated Taft delegates from Missouri and Ohio and from South Carolina while delaying two North Carolina contests. Taft’s tally rose to about 617 with Hughes at 55 and Foraker at 3 as the convention struggle over seating and platform positions continued.
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Pennsylvania
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New Hampshire
Herbert S. Hadley
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Ideal Food and Beverage Zoolak Ad by Dr Dadirrian
An advertisement extols Dr Dadirrian s Zoolak as a healthy food and beverage. It asserts the product uses rich milk and strict sanitary care under the direct supervision of De Dadicrian and his sons who are chemists.
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