Baker Seeks Clarity On Liquor Question For Governor Bid
In a lengthy Frederick News piece, Joseph D. Baker asserts the liquor issue should be debated openly, rejects fear of Prohibition, and vows to promote majority rule and state laws. He insists the saloon keeper is his brother, argues for honest policy, and calls for voters to judge him on demonstrated positions.
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Xefarpho Jain
Obhservatlon
Talan
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Shem
Tor
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Griak
Baltave
Ana
Cartelia
Otbers
Phania
Dethion
Tas
Hig
Giaouselan
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Mae Ous
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J.D. Baker
Ex suitor sues gifts amid court dispute in New York
Fragmented text notes a suit involving a former fiancé and gifts amid a social circle. It mentions a winning contestant, a Cumberland ks, possible death, robbery of jewelry valued at 12 000 dollars, and several scattered names. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
Harriman Inquiry Condemns Indefensible Finance Yet No Suit Recommended
Interstate Commerce Commission releases a lengthy Harriman inquiry report criticizing his alleged exploitative methods in the Alton deal, claiming a $32,600,080 gain and a 3 percent dividend from bond proceeds. It stops short of recommending prosecution or dissolution of joint control, noting the president’s role and proposing reorganized, safer investment paths for railroads.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Co
Harrimaan Inquirie
Harriman
Mul Tum
United Sta
Darriman
Suli
Ivid
Lamas
Sliva
Tarriman
Citadien Borntier
Heme Saums
Kent
Warriman
Iim
SPO
Reform of Railroads and Market Competition Policy
The text argues for limiting railway ownership to prevent competition with other industries. It references a commission's conclusion from an Afron scandal and advocates restricting railways from engaging in commerce to ensure fair market conditions.
Harriman Speech Sparks Debate on Public Commerce Policy
Fragmentary text shows Harriman addressing a commission on public policy and political documents. The passage hints at criticism of methods used to attack opponents and mentions a readjustment or reassessment of policy, though details are unclear.
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Harriman Noy
Regarite Commerce
Shortage and train disaster haunt Tenn headlines
Reports allege shortages in deposits and orders lead to a political inquiry into Li heaves while a Southern Railway crash near Johnson City kills six and injures twenty. An east-bound vestibule train struck a light engine after a switch engine reversed to avert impact, with the hostler escaping.
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Southern Railway
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Johnson City
Ak Hostler
Attempt on President Fallieries by Maille in Paris
Paris on the Champs Elysees marred by a firing attempt on President Fallieries by naval reservist Leon Maille of Havre. The shots hit no one and Maille was arrested as crowds fretted to lynch him. The incident followed anti-militarist demonstrations and heightened security for the president.
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Paris
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Havre
Maille
France
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Clemenceau
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Landau
Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Lesueur Street
Maile
Varb
General Federation of Labor
Rouen
Failliernes
Mable
Place de la Concerta
League of Patriots
Falliennes
Explosion Kills Machinist at Cambria Mills in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on July 15 Harry Shaffer a machin was killed and Jacob Huebner was badly mangled when an engine piston exploded during repairs at the Cambria Steel Company Gaution mills. The blast arose from steam generated by water and heat at the blacksmith's forge. Shaffer died soon after. Huebner remains in critical condition.
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Johnstown
Harry Shatter
Jacob Huebner
Gaution Mills
Cambria Steel Company
Shaffer
Heubner
Black Hand Members Jailed in New Castle Suburb Raid
Private detectives aided by County Detective Logan and District Attorney Young arrested 21 members of an alleged Black Hand society at Millisville suburb. They were arraigned before an alderman and jailed on a conspiracy to defraud charge, with arrests expected to break up the Black Hand organization in the county.
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New Castle
Logan
Young
Millisville
San Francisco Man Killed After Carriage Crash Here
Benja Corey, 61, of San Francisco, was killed when thrown from a carriage in this city. His brother William Corey, a local needle manufacturer, survived with injuries. Benja was visiting when the accident occurred and remains the first named fatality in the report.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Corey
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