Intrigue to Dust Wood Is Charged In Congress Debate
Washington reports reveal sensational charges against Major General Leonidas Wood chief of staff as the House adopts the army appropriation conference report. Senators Hanna du Pont and Humphrey figures are cited in attacks over Wood removal and army posts to be disposed by a commission, with President Taft expected to sign and invalidate Wood’s tenure on March 4 1913.
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Plans for Letchworth Village for feeble-minded lads
An article in Next Sunday's Tribune outlines the plans of Dr. Little head of the new Letchworth Village institution for the amelioration of the condition of weak-minded persons. The project promises various novel features and aims to shape farmers and athletes from the residents.
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Maryland women doubt Roosevelt sincerity on suffrage
Telegraph reports from Baltimore and St. Louis detail leading Maryland suffragists like Mrs. William J. Brown and Miss Ellen B. La Motte labeling Roosevelt as a political faker after late century support for woman suffrage. Other suffragists praise or critique his motives as they discuss party candidates and platforms.
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Donald Hooker
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New York
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Champletark
Miss Hay
Taft
Pittsfield Y M C A cancels Heney lecture over Crane attack
The Pittsfield Y M C A cancels Francis J. Heney from a January lecture after an attack on Senator W. Murray Crane at the Republican National Committee meeting in Chicago. Crane is a principal supporter of the association.
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Francis J. Meney
Republican National Committee
Chicago
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Heney
Senator Crane
Daring Eye Graft Restores Sight in Harris Case
Philadelphia reports a seven year effort ending June 1 with a pioneering operation at the Medien-Chirurgical Hospital. Surgeons Owen Harrly and team grafted corneal tissue from another man into Harris's blind eye. Harris, blinded by a furnace burn, saw a faint light nine days after bandage removal and remains under care awaiting a second donor eye opportunity.
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Divorce Granted Between Lummini and Charles Lummis
Los Angeles June 13 aris oves Prances Lummini wins a divorce from Charles Lummis author and traveller who has total blindness. The decree cites the ground as incompatibility and notes Lummini has since separated. Lummini once walked from Illinois to Los Angeles and claims ongoing will power and concentration helped her cope.
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Perth Amboy Strike Eruption Threatens City with Militia
Two thousand strikers stormed the American Smelting and Refining plant in Perth Amboy. Fire department called, fences and buildings attacked, gatling guns reported ready. Governor Wilson threatens militia action as factories suspend work and riot squads clash with deputies.
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William MH. Tayward
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J. C. Fowler
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Standard Underground Cable Company
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Nurse Drowns After Heroic Rescue at Ward's Island
At Manhattan State Hospital Ward's Island two young women Miss Margaret Hughes and Miss Killen O'Rourke drowned while attempting a swim off the southern extremity of the island. O'Rourke, a 25 year old attendant, and Hughes friends, were pulled into the swift current after Hughes cried for help as a current carried her away. Despite efforts by attendants and doctors, Hughes body was recovered while O'Rourke remained missing. Police and harbor crews searched the area.
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Hughes Supreme Court Justice Declines Chicago Political Run
Justice Hughes of the United States Supreme Court traveled through Chicago yesterday and stated he is absolutely out of politics and will not permit his name to be used as a compromise candidate at the Republican National Convention. He aims for summer vacation at Camp Abenaki Lake Placid and reaffirmed loyalty to President Taft, refusing any reconsideration of a political return.
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Doctor Dies After Saving Lives Bid For Cure
Columbus Ohio June 1 Dr Le M ly died today from cancer his care had battled the physicians of the world and he offered 1000000 for a cure but in vain the text notes early X ray discoveries and savings from cancer cures with mention of Dr Early and the noted experiments and profits from early photographic paper
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Private rail car with aeroplane on its roof
Mrs. Clara Baldwin Stocker heiress to millions plans a private rail car with a roof top aeroplane stage and apartment. She will tour the continent, with the car detaching at sidings to launch short aerial excursions from base stations along the route.
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Clara Baldwin Stocker
Lucky Baldwin
Woman for Bohemian Diet Wins in Vienna
A Vienna report states Frau Vyk Kumeticka, a fraternity member, has been elected to the Bohemian Diet at Jungbunglen. It remains uncertain whether the Bohemian constitution will permit her to take her seat.
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Jungbunglen
Roosevelt may start for Chicago today
Oyster Bay reports Theodore Roosevelt likely to travel to Chicago tomorrow with Mrs. Roosevelt in his automobile. He plans to announce his decision at his office after early morning departure, as delegates express anger over perceived delegate thefts and push for Roosevelt to appear to represent the will of the people against party bosses.
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Senate Kills Limited Tenure Plan in Appropriations Bill
The Senate rejected a House provision to set District of Columbia tenure of office under civil service appointments at five years. After defeating another ten year tenure plan, the bill was amended to require examina tion to maintain efficiency in office.
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Taft Men Win Seats As Roosevelt Delegates Rejected
The Republican National Committee seated Roosevelt delegates from Missouri and Mississippi faced by Taft support, while Taft delegates from several districts were kept on the roll. Missouri leads Roosevelt 20 to 16, with Mississippi sending twelve Taft delegates to the temporary roll as contests wrap up. Roosevelt managers admit defeat, while some predict a potential bolt or rule movement to place Roosevelt electors on ballots in states he controls.
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