Publicity Bill Dead and Paper Tariff Debate Stalls
The Tribune reports Senate Senator Bailey warned of delaying publicity bill action to next December amid exchanges with Senator Johnston and Mr Burrows. A Wood Pulp and Print Paper committee issued a majority report opposing new legislation now while the minority urged Stevens bill to place paper on the free list. The panel warned removal of tariffs could raise prices and threaten U S mills, while proposing continued inquiry into policy.
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The
Tribune Korean J
Washington
Bailey
Senate
House
Johnston
Alabama
Burgews
Committee On
Burrows
Burrows Caid
Ballers
Geretor Tong
Crumpacker
National Party
Tarff
Mann
Illinois
Miller
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Bannon
Ohio
Sims
Tennessee
Ryan
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
John Norris
United States
Canada
Congress
United
Liability Bill Aims to Compensate federal workers in danger
The Tribune reports Secretary Taft and Senator Aldrich pushing a government liability bill through the Senate to compensate federal employees in hazardous duty, with support from labor leaders. Senator Beveridge's amendment is opposed, but President influence and Aldrich optimism suggest passage possible before adjournment. Senator Foraker opposes lack of court review, but may relent to avoid jeopardizing the bill.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Teren Koxe
Aldrich
Ana
Panama
Depew
Senate
Beveridge
Ssio
House
Foraker
Ohio
Talk of Loeb for Cabinet
Washington May 2 unofficial cabinet makers discuss Secretary William Loeb Jr as a potential successor to Taft. Loeb's Washington experience and close work with Roosevelt are cited, with precedent noted for former private secretaries obtaining cabinet posts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
William Loeb, Jr
New York
Loeb
Cortelyou
Iveland
Daniel Lamont
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
McKinner
Semie
Rooseert
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fi Freehead
Lesie M. Shaw
Treasury Department
Ené
Roosevelt
Mr. Loeb
Wright says he knows nothing of report on War Secretary
Memphis May 2 General Luke E Wright of this city denies knowledge of a cabinet appointment rumor tied to Mr Tar’s resignation. He says he has no information on the subject and believes his name unlikely to be considered for the position.
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Luke E. Wright
Cit
Apaartmentee
Tar
Death of Mrs Mary Hinton Sentenced by Own Action
Mrs Mary Hinton former lady of London and frequent magazine contributor died by her own hand at her home today by asphyxiation. She was fifty ten years old. She had recently spoken of life as a privilege and chose to end it. Washington notes.
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Mary
Mary Hinton
Iy of
London
Park Named for O. H. Platt in Oklahoma Nation
Washington May 2 Senator Brendeges of Connecticut steered a Senate bill to passage authorizing 3000 dollars for the Piett National Park in Oklahoma. The park will bear the name of the late Connecticut Senator O. H. Platt.
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Washington
Brendeges
Connecticut
Senate
Piett National Park
Oklahoma
Vanderlip Urges Federal Charter Law for Corporations
Frank A. Vanderlip argues Congress should act on amending the Sherman anti trust law and enacting a federal corporation law. He says a national charter with publicity and accountability would aid interstate corporations and relieve burdens on the public, likening it to national banking standards.
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Navng
Frank A. Vanderlip
Tional City Bank
Roe
Congress
National Bank
BooY Killed in Baseball Game in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie a fourteen year old named Charlies Lempke was struck under the heart by a pitched ball during a game and died almost instantly.
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Booy
Poughkeepsie
Charlies Lempke
New York and New Orleans Cotton Grading Under Review
Commissioner Smith submits parts two and three of the cotton exchanges report to the Commerce Department critiquing New York grading and recommending reforms. He urges bale by bale identification, fewer low grades, uniform standards, and a low middling clause to curb overgrading and stabilize future contracts.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange Classification Committee
Board of Appeals
The
Classification Committee
New York
New Orleans
Exchange
Local Exchange
Smith
Bureau
Ito
Jewels Recovery Ties to McIntyre Bankruptcy Case
Mrs Arnold Lawson seeks the return of jewelry once hers through her late mother. Receivers of McIntyre Co reported a jewelry box found in a safe deposit vault valued between 20 000 and 30 000, sparking belief in Lawson's possible recovery. Indicted George C Ryan and broker Thomas A McIntyre face grand larceny charges. Ryan bail set at 25 000.
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Arnold Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Thomas A. McIntyre
McIntyre
Lawson
Arenibald Mitchell
Wyoming
Thremoval
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Onslow
N. Y
Charles M. Warner
East 40Th Street
Jets
Brooklyn
Charles van Baar
Old Guard
McIntyre van Baar
M Boyd
Miss Bord
McConville and
Nelson
Syracuse
George C. Ryan
Rvran
Rosalsky
Mr. Train
Ryan
Portland Banker J Thoburn Ross Sentenced Five Years
Judge Burnett in Salem Oregon sentences J Thoburn Ross former president of Title Guarantee and Trust Company to five years in prison and to pay a total fine of five hundred seventy four thousand dollars for wrongful conversion of state school funds.
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Salem. Ore
Burnett
J. Thoburn Ross
Portland
Ross
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
No Four Hundred Foot Chimney Planned for Wall Street Assay Office
The New York Wall Street assay office abandons a 400 foot chimney saver economy and art. Secretary Cortelyou ends the plan noting the tall stack would be ugly and the saved funds will largely finance the assay service for years. Forest King a chestnut gelding owned by Judge William H. Moore was shot after a fall caused a dislocated shoulder at Pride's Crossing Massachusetts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Wall Street
Cortelyou
Beverly
Mass
Willam H. Moore
Pride's Crossing
Student Drowns Canoeing in Raquette River
Utica was stunned as eighteen year old Ross Vanbrocklin, son of Volney J. and Mrs. Vanbrocklin of Carthage, a Claxton School of Technology student at Potsdam, drowned after his canoe overturned on the Raquette River. Two companions reached shore safely.
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Utica
N. Y
Ross Vanbrocklin
Volney J. Vanbrocklin
Carthage
Claxton School of Technology
Potsdam
Raquette River
Vanbrocklin
Roosevelt sings acting rear admirals for Pacific trip
President Roosevelt signed orders making Richard Wainwright and Seaton Se Groeder acting rear admirals. They will wear the flag on the fleet voyage to the Pacific starting July 7 and attain rear admiral rank July 11. In Tacoma the first division ships sailed for San Francisco, with remaining vessels dry docking at Bremerton.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Richard Wainwright
Seaton Sefgroeder
Atlantic Fleet
Pacific Ocean
Admiral Sperry
Tacoma
Wash
Relief
San Francisco
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
Tacoma Harbor
Bremerton
Sperry
Emery
Wainwright
Spanaway
American Lake
Country Club
University Club
Chester
League Island
New York
Hitcage
Norfolk
Annapolis
Justin
San Pedro
Welr— Am Laney
Erie
Newport
Buffalo
Panama
Hampton Roads
Montana
Navy Yard
Army and Navy News Orders and Ship Movements
The Tribune reports May orders assign coast artillery officers and Navy personnel, with postings for Forts, Philippines, and naval schools. It lists vessel arrivals, sailings from Norfolk, Newport, and Bremerton, plus drafts and transfers for several ships and midshipmen assignments.
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Rmt
Homer
Warren P. Newlint
Hearn
Corput
Chester J. Goodier
Nat P. Phister
30Th Infantry
Fort Assiniboine
Philippines
Philip F. Harvey
Edward L. Munson
American Medical
Chicago
Ordnance
Inion
Pine
Stevens
Department of
Lippines
Hell
Army School
Leavenworth
John Munroe
Ordnance Department
Coast Artillery Corps
L. H. Lacy
New Hampshire
Koch
W. J. Moses
New Jersey
Preble
J. N. Fergtson
FP. S. Young
L. ¢. Stark
Naval Academy
Caroling
Strauss Smith
Seymour Schanze
LA Bounty
Knatss
van Alken
Turner
Stiles
Norto Bacon
M Kee
Lowell
LE Sourgeois
Tames Bird
Douglas
R. & Warner
R. W M Dowell
P T. M Lathrop
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Navy Department
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York Telephone CO
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New Orleans Exchange
Mr. Smith
Thousand Islands
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B’ Way
Madison
Wainwright and Schroeder
Army and Navy News
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