Urges Caucus for Direct Nominations in New York
Republican lawmakers push for Cobb direct primary bill at extra session. Andrew F. Murray circulates call to unite GOP Assembly members to pass the measure, aided by Governor Hughes's apparent support. Wadsworth, Woodruff, and Barnes oppose but are warned the party risk if direct nominations fail. Merritt Gray and county leaders mobilize caucuses June 26 to push resolutions, with Potsdam Gouverneur Massena leading the drive amid intra party tensions.
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Passion Pictures of Tribune Resume Litho Distribution
Passion Pictures of Tribune will resume lithographic distribution tomorrow. The announcement notes ready supply and expects distributions to begin in the morning hours at designated Tribune facilities.
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Davenport Urges Direct Nominations At Gloversville Meeting
State Senator Frederick M. Davenport of Oneida County spoke at a Gloversville mass meeting on direct nominations, backing the Hinman Green bill and its proposed nomination customs.
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STATE BRINGS BIG SUITS ALBANY Adirondack trespass actions
Acting under instruction from Commissioner James Whipple attorneys for the Forest Fish and Game Commission filed actions on behalf of the state to recover penalties for alleged trespass on Adirondack preserve lands. Santa Clara Lumber Company faces 400000 and 30000 suits, Ostrander a 20000 suit. The state claims Ostrander offered to sell about 42000 acres including a gore in Newcomb Essex County in January 197. The land board bought subject to title approvals. no deed was found for the gore and the board declined to pay or deed it. The board and Whipple conclude the state never parted with title.
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Court Upheld PSC Authority Over $20 Million Equipment Trust
Albany June 17 The New York Court of Appeals upheld the Public Service Commission's requirement that consent be obtained for issuing $20,000,000 in equipment trust certificates by the New York Central lines for engines and cars. The ruling clarifies that the statute applies to such securities and ends a dispute dating from December 1977. The decision also touches on tax commission practices and limitations on recoverable damages for lost express shipments.
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Cotton pool case details span several months and key figures
The document outlines a 1910 cotton pool agreement between Brown Hayne and spinners as parties of the first and second parts with a $10 consideration. It sets delivery months March July 1910 and targets an average price not above 15 cents per pound. The second count describes a plan to rig market prices via unlawful cooperation among conspirators including Patten and others, with a committee led by Parker Callaway Cannon.
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Typhoid victim Miss Theodora Elwell commits suicide
Miss Theodora Elwell thirty seven a Radcliffe graduate and former Wadleigh High School teacher hanged herself yesterday morning in a third floor gymnasium ladder of an unoccupied No 157 Furman Street Brooklyn. She had been staying with Mrs Laines at No 152 Columbia Heights and had shown despondency prompting a planned Lake George trip.
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No Marriage, Says Oram Denies Wife Suit in Court
Thomas W. Oram testified in Newark denying ever marrying Laura Jane Oram of Wharton, and denying she has any claim for support. He admitted giving financial help as a friend, said he may be Marion’s father, and said any marriage claim while drunk would be recollectionless.
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Ramsey County Republicans Endorse Taft Roosevelt Policies
Resolutions reaffirming unalterable Republican support for Theodore Roosevelt and praising President Taft were adopted by the Ramsey County Convention after a threat from delegate Hugh T. Halbert. County conventions statewide named delegates for the Republican State Convention in St. Paul June 21, with broad harmony and indorsement of Governor Eberhart and the national administration.
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Father and Son Drown in Miami River Rescue
In Hamilton Ohio on June 17 Eawin Irwin a wealthy contractor drowned while attempting to save his ten year old son who was seized by cramps during a river swim. They went down locked in each other’s arms. Irwin supervised major sewer projects in New Orleans and other cities.
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Transsiberian upends schedule to speed Japan and China links
The Transsiberian Railway trims five hours from the Moscow to Viadivostok schedule and links trains with steamer service to connect Viadi vostok Tusuréa and Viadivostok Shanghai, bringing Tokyo and Paris within nearer reach than before.
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FREED OF EDITOR S MURDER
Not guilty was the verdict in Manassas Virginia in the case of Professor J. D. Harris editor charged with murdering W A Thompson associate editor of The Warrenton Virginian on Warrenton streets in April 1909. Courtroom applause followed the verdict and the accused embraced his sister. Judge Thornton fined those in contempt but later remitted the fines.
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Fall River Plant Closes Indefinitely
The Algonquin Printing Company shuts its Fall River plant for an undetermined period. The site has twelve printing machines and a weekly output of about forty five thousand pieces. No reason given, but weak finished goods markets and idle capacity at the American Printing Company worsen the drop in production by about one hundred fifty thousand pieces weekly.
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City seeks exemption for subway bond issue and extra debt
The Corporation Counsel presented to the Appellate Division a petition seeking exemption from New York City's debt limit for 43,887,014 of 46,000,000 bonds issued for the current subway and approval to borrow more for new subways. The petition, signed by Mayor Gaynor, Controller Prendergast, and President Mitchel, followed a Board of Estimate and Apportionment vote. There was no opposition.
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Heat Kills Two in Chicago on Hottest Day
Chicago records its hottest day since last August with temperatures reaching 91 degrees. Two deaths occurred directly due to heat and five more were prostrated, while nearly a score experienced heat-related distress.
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German Socialist Elected in Usedom Reichstag Race
In Stettin on June 17 Herr Kuntze Socialist won the Usedom by election on the second ballot for the seat left by Werner Hugo Delbrick who was killed in the Pommern wreck. His opponent Herr von Bohlen dorff Conservative lost 10 158 to 2 454.
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Wedding Eve Tragedy in Elizabeth New Jersey
Olga Yenny seventeen ends life by swallowing carbolic acid on her wedding eve to fiancé Barnard Wagner at 441 Court street Elizabeth. Wagner a letter carrier tried to intervene but too late. Family religious objections shield motives. no quarrel reported. motive remains a mystery.
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Color Line Fight Yet On in East Orange
Father of two Negro high school graduates attends a White resident’s home as tensions rise over the class dance. Local leaders, including Edward Harrigan supporting a mayoral candidate, welcomed about forty Black visitors, while Vandervall defends the exchange amid party and school dispute. Surrogate Shoenthal faces criticism for selling Vandervall’s house, denying color as he judged money.
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Man Leaps From Green Island Bridge at Niagara Falls
An unknown man aged about thirty five to forty leaped from Green Island Bridge into the swift Niagara River this morning and was immediately carried over the American falls. The body was not recovered.
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