Judge Denies Motion to Suspend Browne Trial
Chicago report describes a crowded courtroom as Browne pleads not guilty to bribery related charges. Judge McLurey sets June 5 as trial start, considers venue and federalism questions, and notes the unique plea in a case tying Springfield payments to Chicago bribery allegations.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Ua State
Charies
Lerimer
Cnlines
Wayman
Siti Forrest
J i. Browne
MecLurely
Sahsamon
Broderick
Springfield
Nomination of Carney as Minister in Moerece Ordered
The Senate today formalized the nomination of Carney to be minister in Moerece. Foreign relations chamber reported the action during a session marked by orderly repartee and standard procedures.
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Washington
Duane —Tae
Carney
Moerece
Senate
Charle
Dent Tait
Methodist Ministers at Wausau Converge for District Meeting
In Wausau the Appleton District Ministerial association convenes with Rev. F of Chicago addressing on religious missions. Mr Sheets returns from a world tour to recount observations as part of the college and missionary program following adjournment of the session.
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Northwestern
Wausau
Appleton
Alinisterial Association of
Abe
Rev
Chicago
Sheets
Wickersham Talks Freely On Dispatch Move and Court Action
Washington reports Attorney Wickersham discussed steps leading to a move against a dispatch from unknown origin. He described the affidavit chain, noting tariffs cited were sent to St Louis and filed with the Eighth judicial circuit court in a notable anti trust case.
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United St
Hoyvk
Sanborn
van Mier
Adam
United State
Ciey Court
Washington, D. C
Atttorney Wickersham
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Wickersham
Stannare OF Company
Cary a Patriot by Assecsea Press
Report from Washington indicates Republicans plan a plan for insurgents to unite in a body and act against the patriots from Europe. Aimed for June 16, only two or three insurgents are ready. They expect Roosevelt's survival to be a topic and admit no conferral with their cell allies about travel.
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Assecsea Press
Washington, D. C
Carey
Wisconsin
Europe
Sax
New York
Roosevelt
Trip
Adopt Burton Amendment Passes Senate Rail Bill
The Burton amendment to the railway bill, aimed at limiting charges by railways to compete with water routes, was adopted by the Senate. The final vote favored the amendment with Senator Frye casting the negative vote. June 1 Washington D.C. AP report.
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Associat Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Senate
Frye
Postpone Rate Advance Faces Uncertain Political Move
A scrambled Associated Press brief reports that a rate advance tied to a political process in Illinois has been postponed. The fragment hints at a late change affecting candidates and a potential ten unit adjustment, with unclear details on timing or authority.
Collapse Kills One in Unclear Incident
A collapse near here claims one life in a foggy incident. Investigators search the scene for cause as officials cordon off the area.
May Record Breaker Declared Amid Odd Report
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a May record breaker story with unclear names and numbers. readable elements mention a breaker and an antenna, but details are not legible.
Carpenters Win Wage Increase After Strike Talks
Pennsylvania report dated June 2 notes that several carpenters’ firms granted the union’s wage raise demands after a period of negotiations and bargaining. The Associated Press dispatch details the agreement and its impact on the local industry and workers.
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Associated Press
Russian Guards in Conflict at Siberian Border
Frontier guards clashed with contrabandists near the Siberian border. In the encounter three guards and six contrabandists were killed or captured, with reports of an axe fight and repeated clashes.
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Siberian
Unknown plunges to death at Prospect Point
A death at Niagaras Prospect Point is reported by Associated Press. An unidentified man, about forty five years old, fell from the overlook in Miagara Falls early today in June 1 events.
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Miagara Falls
Prospect Point
Russians Form Sil Trust In Bak Oil Venture
A new oil venture forms in Bak region with a Sil trust structure. The move centers on petroleum products and aims to secure resources through collaboration among firms in the area.
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SIL Trust
Marrying Leading Lady Miss Mordaxnt Shown
Ascomated P Chicare reports that Norris, the leading man, was seen with his leading lady Manel Mordaxnt at the funeral today. The scene drew attention as the couple, a noted pair in local theater circles, attended the service together.
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Fune
1Iam Norris
Golor
Manel Mordaxnt
Miners Return to Work After Pension Pause
Associated Press reports in Fort Worth Texas on June 1 that after a two month layoff caused by a coal mining pension issue, six mothers returned to work in the bituminous fields of Texas.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Twenty Five Killed in Trevis Slide Incident
A Trevis Slide disaster near Unaden claims twenty five lives as authorities confirm the toll. Survivors describe a sudden collapse forcing rescue operations and emergency response teams to work through debris and tremors. The event prompts mourning and inquiries into safety measures at the site.
Mystery Murder Probe Shocks Town Near Church
Police raid focuses on missing Kelner family members as evidence links to a murder at a church near its main entrance. A bloodstained child’s undergarment was found near storage and stairs, while officers question Mrs Wendling about accessory charges in a case unfolding in police court.
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Wendling
Democrats Meet in Wisconsin State Central Committee Preview
Special Milwaukee report notes a Thursday afternoon gathering of the Democratic state central committee chaired by Joseph E. Davies. Delegates from La Crosse, Wausau, Arcadia, Tesfe Paul Hemmy, Juneau, Sheboygan, Racine and others prepare to discuss the twenty per cent law and mobilizing the party vote, with attendees including W. HR Wolfe, John Daugherty, H. H. Manson, S. Richmond, Robert Kirkland, Paul Hastings, and Arthur T. Clemens.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Democratic State Central Committee
Joseph E. Davies
Democratic State Central
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Merton
Schmitz
W. HR. Wolfe
John Daugherty
la Crosse
H. H. Manson
Wausau
S. Richmond
Arcadia
Robert Kirkland
Tesfe
Paul Hemmy
John Chifford
Juneau
Paul Hastings
Paul Hastings, Mayvil Arthur T. Sheboygan
Ward Clemens
W. Herzog
Racioc
Expert in Doxey trial faces expert testimony
In St Louis on June 1 the Dara E Doxer trial heard a last expert direct examination. Kennedy of Versity testified regarding the defendant’s alleged influence while Dr Ernest Tiedemann and Huge Summa presented evidence. The defense contends the defendant was under influence and not responsible for any alleged act of poisoning.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Dara E. Doxer
Doxer
Bailey Would Bolster Law Amendment Proposal
A press dispatch quotes Bailey proposing an amendment to strengthen railroad law. The text indicates a connection to a supreme court decision and mentions suspension and a related desert issue, with fragmented wording and unclear details.
Fishermen Losses Reported In Thick Weather
Six fishermen died in a maritime disaster as boats ran aground under dense fog near a coastal point. Rescue teams recovered bodies and searched wreckage with local authorities coordinating salvage efforts. The incident raised concerns over safety at sea and windward fishing routes.
Full Leased Wire Report of the Associated Press
The item presents a concise record of wire service dispatches from the Associated Press. It highlights brief notes on events, statements, and updates circulated to subscribers, capturing key names, places, and organizations in a compact corporate briefing style.
Republican state convention set for August in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa June 1 The Associated Press reports the Republican state convention will be held in Des Moines on August 2. The announcement confirms the date and location for party delegates and related activities.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
German Ruler Annoyed by Insect Bite
Berlin June report says the German emperor complains of a bite from an insect causing a local eruption on the right side. Physicians warn of possible complications and expect a few days of impact. Medical treatment has begun to prevent poisoning or further problems.
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Berlin
Encampment of Wisconsin Sons of Veterans in Lac du Flambeau
June 1 1909 Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin hosts the Wisconsin Sons of Veterans encampment June 6 to 7 at New Brying hotel and Trades and Labor hall with visitors greeted Monday afternoon and meetings at Armory and high school. a scaffold accident at Lee Hemington building and a parade plan announced.
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Normawestern
Fend Dae Lac
Wis
Li Vvision
Wiisconsin Sons of Veterans
Gouna Ander
Smith
Scuff
Poainke
Armory E
Sons of Veterans
Trades and Labor Hall
Armory
Gust Tayloe
Lee-Hemington
Western Avenue
Ma Viesenfeld
Ripon
M. E
Disen
Phalen Announces Candidacy for Sixth District Congress
Attorney Dennis T. Phalen announces his bid for Congress in the sixth district. He is a former district attorney and served as an assembly member for several years. The report notes his birth and early career details from Sheboygan sources.
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Noraukee
Journal
Sheboygan Seye
Atorney
Dennis T. Phalen
Hela Am Oagat
Suspect Black Hand in East WisI Sire Weed Tragedy
A fragmentary report mentions a suspect linked to a Black Hand claim in East WisI involving four young men found in a room. Details are unclear due to damaged text and partial phrases.
Protects Competitors in Inner Charge Grant
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss pricing or rate protections for competitors. Mentions an inner charge, short haul limits, and water company dynamics. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Ion Oftom
Justice Harlan Celebrates 77th Birthday Today
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Harlan of the Supreme Court is marked by readers as celebrating his seventy seventh birthday anniversary today in Washington TD.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iustice Harlan
the Supreme Pentt
United States
Million dollar tolls in wheat rate case rehearing
Washington June 1 millions of dollars and tens of thousands of people are involved in a rate question before the Interstate Commerce Commission that convened for a rehearing of the oral arguments. The case covers wheat products freight rates from St Paul and Minneapolis to eastern seaboard points, with protests from western and southern mills and railways over the new charges. The commission previously reduced rates and granted a rehearing to hear additional arguments from the Jennison and Banner milling cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commisst
Wa. Tenni
Noorthwestern
St. Paul
Minnepolis
St Paul
Minneapolis
Adam Seaboard
Far Western
Old Potatoes and High Cost of Living Litany
Spectators at Fireman arbitration hearings heard grocer A. Johnson testify on the impact of rising prices. Asked if his stock costs had fallen, he pondered and offered a joking reply about old potatoes and rice, suggesting little relief from inflation.
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Associated Press
Vicaga
A. Johnson
Guard Changsha in flagged process to Hank’s department
An indicated plan shows a guard directing to Hank’s department and from there making frequent trips to Changsha tied to American missionaries and citizens. The note suggests official channels or oversight involving U S personnel and local authorities.
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Hanks Department
Changsha
Forester Court Mets in Wisconsin Meeting
Local Foresters gathered in a Wisconsin meeting with members including A. Wilideet and Tety Ye noted for leadership roles. The brief report covers the proceedings and acknowledged officers.
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Lidepesal Foresters
Newspaper editor Seelatiet dead at 64
A veteran newspaper man, Seelatiet, age sixty four, died after a long career editing Cedar Seeare YApere. He served in Congress earlier and was a prominent figure in local journalism.
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Fx-Congress
Seelatiet
Sails for Antarctic Arrives at South Pole Claim
Captain Scorr announces December 3911 as the date for arrival at the South Pole aboard Antarctic vessel Sails for Antarctic.
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Scorr
South Pole
Knox Signs Treaty With Sweden For Consulates
Secretary Knox signed a consulate treaty with Sweden in Washington. He planned to present it to the Senate in June for ratification and approval.
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Knox
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sweden
Senate
Senate Votes Down Physical Valuation Amendment
Washington June 1 The Senate defeated an amendment by Senator La Follette to provide for the physical valuation of railroad properties engaged in interstate commerce by a vote of 3 to 1630. A similar Simmons amendment followed and was defeated 38 to 0. Republicans largely opposed, Democrats split, with absent members noted. The debate touched on regulatory methods and the administration railway bill's final passage.
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Bar
Lee
Sangamen
Springfield
Notti
Washington
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Specill
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Washington, DC
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Simmons
Washington, D. C
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Rayner
Simrons
Stone
Taylor
Burkett
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Denver
Funeral of John Brown in Neenah Wisconsin
The funeral for John Brown was held at his sister Mrs George La Tourneux home with J I Marquis officiating. Pallbearers included W Howard George La Tourneux Jarry La Tourneux John La Tourneux J W Brown and Alex Healey. Brown, aged fifty, died of tuberculosis after recent hospitalization in Chicago. Interment followed at the local cemetery. Survivors include his sister Mrs W Howard and several relatives. The notice also mentions a separate incident about an invitation to a play in Wanpaca Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Chil that describes a hand contact with a sharpened or pointed object leading to infection.
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Neenah
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George la Tourneux
J. I. Marquis
W. Howard
Jarry la Tourneux
John la Tourneux
J. W. Brown
Alex Healey
Chicago
Add
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T. F Healey
J. Matthes
Grand Ole Plag
Invitati
Wanpaca
Oshkosh
Fond du Ie
Chilone
Danish cabinet continues after withdrawal of resignations
Copenhagen June reports Premier Zable, acting at the king’s request, retains his ministry after the cabinet’s resignation was withdrawn amid difficulties in forming a new government.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Zable
Frederick
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