Tariff Bill in the House Advances No Downward Revisions
The conference on the tariff bill faces limited scope and likely no major downward revisions. Aldrich and Senate forces push to maintain most Dingley levels while House conferees, led by Payne, seek changes but are constrained by party and executive considerations. Public sentiment appears to favor reductions, yet conferees may concede only token concessions to gain approval.
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Taft Keeps Quiet As Tariff Debate Continues
Washington reports Taft maintained a comparatively quiet day over the tariff matter while committees and lawmakers pressed for free hides and renewed duties on leather. House members including Representative Douglas of Ohio and a West Virginia Wyoming Ohio panel urged free hides but kept options open on shoes and leather. Senate leadership signaled doubt about any reduction unless hides stay free.
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HALT IN SUTTON CASE AT SUTTON INQUIRY
At Annapolis July 28 the Sutton Inquiry slow to finish as counsel suggests witnesses may push beyond the week. Surgeon F L Cook and Lieut Harold H Wiley of the marine corps are expected to arrive Monday. Osterman recalls a revolver passed to Sergeant De Hart but says he did not see who gave it.
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Annapolis
Sutton
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Hood
FL. Cook
Harold H. Wiley
Marine Corps
Edward A. Osterman
Davis
de Hart
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Navy Wins Day With Four New Dreadnoughts Planned
London July 26 The big navy campaign secured approval for adding four national super-dreadnoughts to the current shipbuilding program. Meginald McKenna, first lord of the admiralty, told the Commons that after careful review of foreign shipbuilding, the government will take necessary steps to lay down four additional dreadnoughts in April to be completed by March 1932.
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Associated Press
London
Meginald McKenna
Ford
Admirality
Thaw Hearing Opens As Expert Testimony Begins
The trial of Henry Thaw enters a critical phase as Dr Ernest Schmidt testifies that Thaw's mental and physical health appear normal aside from a rapid heartbeat. District Attorney Jerome questions on paranoia and Thaw's discussions of Stanford White reveal Thaw shows no remorse and remains mentally coherent.
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Valmore Probable Wins Mackinac Race Title
Valmore likely wins after Amorita finishes first but is slowed by time allowance. Thompson boat finishes ahead of Amorita with a narrow margin, beating other competitors including Alice and Ven- in a tight 11:20 a.m. crossing.
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Unclear racing report mentions Mistral Hawthorne Amorita
Fragmentary notes describe boats including Mistral Hawthorne and Amorita with unsettled whereabouts of smallen boats. Four hours needed to confirm the winner amid repairs and wind shifts. Amanita led at one point but damaged sails hindered progress.
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Attack at Medtee’s water plant sparks early unrest
Deputies guard the Mississippi river area near the Pressed Atoel Car company water plant as a mob attacks a divas e’alork Gils group. One man is shot and missing. authorities search for the victim while rumors spread of new money or information. Strikers are blamed for escalating tensions as streetcars halt and crowds ask questions.
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Income Tax Resolution Delayed Amid Senate Debate
Washington reports show senators debating a proposed amendment to the constitution relative to income tax. The session postponed to next Thursday amid questions of executive versus congressional responsibility. Several senators weighed authority and tradition as the measure moved toward final action.
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Wright Airship To Fly Official Test At Fort Myer
Washington July 26 official notice from Army Signal Officer Allen announces the Wright aeroplane will begin tests this evening with an endurance flight of one hour and a passenger aboard in addition to the aviator. President Taft will attend the trial after golf and a motor ride from Chevy Chase to Fort Myer.
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Balloon flight ends after 11 hour drift over Savanna Island
A balloon flight from St Louis to Savanna Island landed at 9:80 o'clock after 11 hours aloft. Pilot John Berry and team McCurough Thurman were among the crew. heavy rain and a storm forced the descent. The Savanna landing is about 261 miles from St Louis.
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Slays Wife and Self in Westport Murder Suicide
In New Bedford on July 26 Mahert M. Panning, 28, killed his wife Mrs. Barning near their Westport home after writing of the crime and then shot himself, dying instantly. Lieutenant Comstad found the bodies seven miles from town following a letter’s directions. The couple’s notes spoke of the wife refusing to live with him and warned of the act, ending with a plea to bury them together.
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Mahert MM. Panning
Westport
Thomas We. Comstad
Mra. Barning
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Polien
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Miles
Clarkson May Be Dead In Chicago River Find
Chicago dispatch reports former Judge Clarkson of Kenopia Wisconsin is suspected murdered after disappearing weeks ago. A man, about sixty five, six feet tall, 170 pounds with gray hair and moustache, was found Saturday night in the Chicago drainage canal at Willis Springs. The clothing described suggests the body is not that of a workingman.
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Fierce Riots In Mexico City Tracked By Federal Troops
In Guadalajara the capital of Fallaco, political clashes raged yesterday and last night between a rebellious group and police, with riots spreading through the city. Wounded include at least one American. The American consul appealed for aid as federal troops and police moved in to restore order. several buildings were wrecked and American property damaged.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
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Reyes
Bank Cashier Missing In Tipton Bank Heist
Noah J. Marker, assistant cashier at First National Bank of Tipton, is missing after an investigation uncovered more than $50,000 missing, in addition to funds on hand at closing Saturday night. Tipton, Indiana, July 26.
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Tipton
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Death of Mrs Grady and Infant in Local Notices
Death notices report Winifred Grady widow of Andrew Grady aged around seventy six dying Saturday after a week long illness. funeral Tuesday from St Peter's church. Also infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lehriner died Sunday morning at home 05 Levereth street. funeral Tuesday at St Vincent's church with interment at Rivervale cemetery.
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Rivervale Cemetery
Boy Killed By Streetcar In Mellen Wisconsin
Edward Wester a six year old boy from Mellen Wisconsin was struck by a city streetcar near Jackson Street while visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Lockhart on the North Loop line. The accident occurred shortly after sunset and the boy was identified as George Poster of Mellen a well known local resident.
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Dimung Lansberpgen
Services in Europe Discussed by Secretary Werner
Secretary George Werner of the Young Men's Christian Association spoke on European church practices during a Sunday service, noting how voluntary worship in Europe differs from America where many attend separately. He cited Germany as having stronger secular trends and contrasted AGY work in Austria and other nations. Florence Sturleweather served in the quartet.
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Was Pastor at Oshkosh as the church records recall
The fragment recalls various pastors in Oshkosh and nearby towns. It mentions a Reverend Muller associated with First Methodist and a later path to United Methodist roles, naming several streets and churches in a confused obituary-like note from a local paper.
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Floods Delay Train Journey Through Wisconsin
An extended delay hampered a trip from Ashland to Appleton as floods disrupted the Wisconsin Central line between Ashland and Park Falls. Despite the disruption, the Chicago and Northwestern served as the sole travel option, rerouting around submerged districts and delaying a wedding in Wisconsin.
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Zouaves Hold Picnic At North Park Exhibition
American Zouaves hosted a Sunday picnic at North Park with a military band and a 4 o’clock exhibition on a platform in the north area. The display featured a unitarian drill, wall scaling and pyramid formations with no wire work. It plans to repeat next year.
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Oshkosh excursion to Orihuls park by Leander Choate steamer
About 500 people attended the Oshkosh Zokaves Sunday trip to Orihuls park. The Leander Choate steamed pleasure seekers up the Fox river to Lake Butte des Morts and the Wolf river twenty miles north, a scenic ride described as a rural panorama.
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Tariff fight looms as free hides clash with allies
Washington July 26 amid a tariff dispute western Republican senators led by Warren oppose a conference report that would grant free hides. The fight centers on free leather and shoes with Democrats and anti raw-material factions preparing to block the tariff removal. Leaders cite a close Senate balance and expect strategic conferences to sway votes amid pressure from manufacturers and political alignments.
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