Humphrey Seeks GOP Gains With Panama Canal Tariff Attack
Rep W E Humphrey of Seattle opened the Republican congressional campaign at Murray Hill venue. He attacked Democratic Panama Canal policies and the Underwood tariff, blamed them for high costs, and warned of unemployment and economic decline under Wilson. The meeting set unofficial August 6 primaries and elected William Bulmer as secretary. Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch urged woman suffrage.
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Dutchess Democrats Fight Over Postmaster in Poughkeepsie
Dutchess County politics heats up as Democrats clash over the postmaster appointment in Poughkeepsie. The long delay leaves incumbent Postmaster Robert H. Hunter, a Republican leader, in office despite interparty disagreements. Possible contenders include John J. Omeara and Graham, with Washington influence from Roosevelt and Sague cited as factors.
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Prohibitionists Hold Conference in Clinton
Clinton Mo June 30 The prohibition party convened with speaker Lennar Mo iake calling the national stake the fight for the moral balance. He urged that men and women are the nation's best asset and warned against nations veering toward ruin if the race of virtue is neglected.
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George 18 Retired From Junior Republic Leadership
William R. George founder of the George Junior Republic at Freehiiie has been retired from active trusteeship and management of the institution. George has 47 some connection with the National Association of Junior Republics and holds a leave of absence from duties with the association receivers are informed.
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George Junior Republic
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Unseat Missouri Representative Contested Election Sat in 1900s
Washington reports a contest over Missouri's Twelfth District. The House voted 160 to 94 to unseat L. C. Dye Republican amid allegations of improper influence, then 125 to 108 that Michael G Gill Democrat was legally elected and sworn in. They cited alleged improper conduct by Dye's supporters in St Louis region.
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Maegarum Rapidly Regaining Health
Maegarum shows rapid improvement in health after revival at home. Reports say doctors and friends expect continued recovery as he gains strength and receives occasional interviews while convalescing. Dr WeCor of Futernon visited Tuesday and expressed optimism about his condition.
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Annual Meeting of W. Ct. U. Held in Ellenville
The 28th annual meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union took place at president Mrs Geo F Kelp's Center Street home in Ellenville. Mrs Kelp announced her resignation after seven years as president prompting praise for her service. New officers elected include President Mrs Howard A Smiley and vice presidents Mrs Addison Stratton and Mrs H J Shorter. The gathering closed with refreshments and a social hour.
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Noted Authoress Sells Fine Home Cherry Croft
Mrs. Amelia E Barr the authoress has sold her home Cherry Croft on Cornwall Heights to Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw of 27 South Elliott Place Brooklyn They will make it their residence for the summers Mrs Barr will live with her daughter Mrs Kirk Munro in New York or Garden City Long Island She leaves Cornwall next Monday Mr Shaw a retired wealthy businessman sits on directorates of large city hospitals
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Painter Hang von Petersen Ended Life Over Blindness
The famed painter and president of the Artists association, Hang von Petersen, killed himself rather than undergo a proposed operation to save his sight. In the exhibition room of the Authors' Association he shot himself after doctors warned of blindness. He had suffered for months and was world renowned for his water color work.
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New Huerta Cabinet Member Reported in Mexico City
Mexico City wires report Renor Peden Leecurain has accepted the foreign relations post in Huerta’s cabinet. Former Senator John Hinchlife shows slow recovery after a paralytic stroke and plans to travel to Cromal Lake next week for reevaluation and rest.
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Yale Edges Harvard in Closest Varsity Boat Race
Yale defeats Harvard by a fraction of a boat length in the annual Thames race, 21 minutes 16 seconds to 21 minutes 16 16 seconds, despite rain and a gale. McLane the coxswain directs Yale’s crew as the Crimson push hard in the final yards. Yale varsity finishes just ahead, while Yale second varsity and Freshmen also race. Harvard’s crews show speed but fall short of the leaders.
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Erie Must Wash Its Car Windows
Trenton June 20 The Board of Public Utilities Commission of New Jersey orders the New York Susquehanna and Western Railroad to clean and maintain the exterior of each passenger car including windows. The order takes effect July 6 after a complaint by H P Dillinton of Ogdensburg in May about dirty car windows. A similar order was issued to the Erie Railroad. the board cites no evidence of finances to excuse noncompliance.
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Funston Ready for Actual War in Mexican Border Standoff
Vera Drug June 20 report notes a tense border moment after Thursday’s clash at Tembladoro Gap. A train to the gap carried a machine gun and ammunition with soldiers aboard, but no fighting occurred. Mexican officers and three U.S. troops allegedly exchanged courtesies. Funston says Mexicans grow aloof and refuses to let Americans go inland.
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General Funston
Mexico
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Importers and Growers Clash Over Sugar Tariffs
A regional dispute unfolds as importer groups oppose tariff plans on refined sugar while growers warn of deficit and price protection needs. The debate centers on the Wilson Caferwno tariff and potential relief measures, with support from Federal Sugar Refining interests and local figures like F C Lowry. George M Miller of Middletown files a property trade involving the Charles Moore house in Merrickrike and a Walton livery garage.
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Notice and procedure under new workmen compensation law
Announcement from the Compensation Commission explains that notice of injury or death must be given within 10 days or 30 days after death. Notices may be filed by the claimant or a representative and must be written with the employee’s name address time place and cause of injury. Notices to the commission or employer may be mailed or delivered to the appropriate address or agent. Failure to notify, unless excused, bars any claim under the chapter.
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Bill to Stop Sea Horrors Aims at Seamen Safety Reform
Washington reports a senate passed substitute for the La Molletts seaman bill is sent to the house. It would require life craft on passenger ships and shorten seamen work hours while at sea. The measure splits sailors into watches and seeks to reduce harsh treatment of mariners.
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Barrett Instructs Rockefeller Boys
Hartford, Conn. June 19 Free Wireless messages through a nationwide organization of amateur operators is the plan of the Hartford Radio Club announced last night by Hiram Percy Maxim. Godfrey Rockefeller, son of William G. Rockefeller, is to be the correspondent at Greenwith Conn. The Rockefeller boys have been taking lessons from Barrett and an expert operator. Godfrey's outfit is said to be among the best in the state.
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New York Seen Through Rosicrucian Eyes in June
The Rosicrucian column surveys threats from advancing steam ships and aerial bombers, praises bravery and science, and recalls historic defenses from Thermopylae to New Orleans. It notes notable deaths including Hammerstein and Sickles, outlines equine markets, hotel summer trends, and sea voyage chatter as summer bustle and hotel entertainment rise.
Villages May Fine Autoists Under Speed Ordinances
Attorney General Carmody states villages may treat speeding by motorists as a misdemeanor and set fines up to 100 dollars. He notes village ordinances fix punishments within limits of village law provisions and highway regulations govern driver duties and speed to avoid endangering others.
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Recovering a Stolen Bird Dog Linked to Middletown Case
James Anderson, an employee of Middletown State Hospital, traveled to this city to recover a valuable bird dog stolen from a friend weeks earlier. The dog was traced to a barn in Middletown and later confined before being moved to a local merchant who did not know its theft. Anderson retrieved the dog after surrendering it to a merchant, who then took the dog to Middletown on the next train and returned it to the owner. the animal wore a collar.
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Am I the Best Girl Yet Ever Ieed
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