Six Weeks More Smoot Predicts Reciprocal Trade Pass
Washington June 10 predicts a July 16 or 17 vote on the reciprocity bill after talks with President Taft. Smoot says the Root amendment may not pass but would perfect the pact if attached. House debates tarff reform and single taxation as Henry George argues land-value taxes.
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Henry George
Associated’ Press
Washington, D. C
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Utah
Taft
White House
Congress
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Emoot
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Capitol
Senate
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Miastachusetts
Bacon
Georgia
Sta
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Payne
Underwood
House Committee On Ways and Means
EDVUR
Senate Finance Committee
Henry Gorge Jr
New York
Mr. George
Manhattan
F. George
Times
Henry A. Wise
United States
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
Wise
Steele
le Anid
Beal
Havemeyer
July Wheat Slumps On Stop-Loss Selloff In Wheat Market
Stop loss selling drove July wheat down sharply as prices neared session lows. The collapse followed Winnipeg selling attempts and a flood of stop orders in Buffalo, dragging futures lower while cash traders kept some support. Brokers attributed the drop to large May operations hedging July and September deliveries.
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Iby Associated Press
Chicago
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Wife of Rich Oil Man Shot in Pittsburgh
Mrs. C F Hill wife of a wealthy oil operator was shot in the side in her north side home by C R Shaum and two companions. Shaum and Emma Horner were detained. Dausen later released. Mrs Hill hospitalized after heroically shielding her husband and incurring a non fatal wound.
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Axscciated Press
Pittsburg
Mra
Conference on Coke Probe Between Wickersham and Grosvenor
Pittsburg June 20 An AP report says Attorney General Wickersham will meet in Washington with Edwin P Grosvenor to discuss the government probe into the coke trade. Grosvenor may report back by tomorrow or Monday as statements are expected on transfer of coking properties valued at 17,900,000 to a US Steel subsidiary. Grand jury inquiry to resume Monday.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Washington
Wickersham
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Hig
United States Steel Cormporation
Pitsburg Coal’ Company
Mollongahets River
Miners slain in riots quell strike heat in Mexico
A Matehuala report says fourteen miners were killed in riots tied to a strike at the Asarco smelter. Strikes at the American Smelting and Refining Co yard near Yelardena ended with strikers stepping back from wage demands.
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iBy Associaten Vess
Torrinon
Mexico
Matehuala
Asarco
Yelardena
Wheat Harvest Begins Near Ontville Kansas
Associated Press reports wheat harvest starts in Setgewick county near Ontville Kansas with many farmers to begin cutting Monday. Heads are well filled and grains large.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Wan
Setgewick County
Ontville
Kan
Judge Jenkins in Critical Condition at Home
Judge John J. Jenkins once congressman from the Eleventh district and later federal judge in Porto Rico is gravely ill at his Chippewa Falls home with little hope for recovery. He is aged around eighty and was born in Weymouth England, moving to Baraboo at ten. He enlisted at seventeen and served in the Civil War with a local company.
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John J. Jenkins
Eleventh
Porto Rico
Chippewa Falls
Judge Jenkins
Weymouth
England
Baraboo
Sank County Riflemen
Cvil
Discharge and career of 19th century public figure
A vol inf Sixth Regiment discharged for disability on February 27, 1865. Mr. Doenking pursued legal studies after attaining majority, serving Sank County as clerk, then practiced at Chippewa Falls in 1870. Jenkins held multiple posts from assemblyman to federal attorney for Wyoming, congress member in 1904, and Porto Rico federal judge in 1906.
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Chippewa Fally
Jenkins
Aanemblyuiah
Territory of
Wyoming
Grant
Congress
Porto Rico
Denkine
F. Marehal
musi. health _com
Porto
Heat record hits Chicago as two die in heat wave
Chicago reports a new pre-July heat record with 93 degrees by 10:30 am and rising. One death and several prostrations occur as offices close and laborers stay indoors. By noon the thermometer hits 98 and casualties climb to two dead and seventeen prostrations, with Mrs. Mary A. Casty among the deceased.
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Associated Freas
Chicago
Cox
Chicago Bureau
Federal Building
Lake Michigan
Mary A. Casty
Robert W. Healy
United States Army
Chattanooga
James T. Healy
Cleveland
Kansas City
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Texac
Olahoma City
St. Joseph
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Racine
Grinen Bay
Green Bay
Harvard Alumni Frolic At Seventh Annual Meeting
Minneaplis Minn June 10 Big Harvard alumni trip to Lake Minnetonka for the seventh annual Associated Harvard clubs gathering. Five special streetcars from St Paul joined by two more in Minneapolis. A steamer trip around Big Island capped the day with athletic events five baseball games and an open challenge from class of ’69.
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Associated Teresa
Minneapolis
Minn
Lake Minnetonka
Harvard
St. Paul
Ensling
Big Island
Lawrence College Commencement Opens With Prize Contest
Appleton Wis July 10 At o clock this evening the commencement of Lawrence university will be inaugurated with the presidents prize contest Tax narrow will mark the vey oper Then will be held the commencement vational services the address by Rev Andrew Gilles before the religious societies and in the evening the bac calaureate oration by President Plants
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Appleton
Wis
Lawrence University
Andrew Gilles
Plants
Bankers and two others Arrested as Fugitives
New York June 10 The police magistrate refused to bind over Thomas Latimer Pittsburgh banker Henry tie Ridder and John E Phillips arrested yesterday on charges of being fugitives from justice The trio were taken into custody but not held for further proceedings pending further orders by the court.
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Iry Associated Press
New York
Fiol Thomas Latimer
Pittsburg
Henry Tie Ridder
John E Phillips
Second German turbine battleship launched in Hamburg
The second turbine battleship of the German navy was launched in Hamburg today. Princess Auguste Wilhelm christened the ship as Frederick. The ceremony marked a significant step in Germanys naval program amid wartime tensions.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Germany
Auguste Wilhelm
Refael
Frederick
Supreme Court rules liquor sales to patrons violate state law
The lone supreme court today declared a practice in Des Moines that allowed waterers to bring in liquor for patrons violated state law. The decision addresses the widespread method used to supply alcohol in town cases and sets a legal standard for enforcement.
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Associated Fpreas
Dee Moines
Supreme Court
Humirete
Towa
Waltera
Jn. Mquors
Patroma
Taft Defines Attitude On Reciprocity at Boston Chamber
President Taft telegraphed the Boston chamber of commerce after reading their message seeking an explicit stance on the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity treaty. He said he is opposed to the Root amendment but that its adoption would not violate the pledge to Canada and noted his Chicago speech on June 3 will restate his views.
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Ts Chamber At Commerce
Associated Press
Boston
Mowe
Canada
Chicago
Tate
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Riot and gunplay as garment strike erupts in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 10 a quarrel between pickets and police at the H. Black Co plant led to a bystander, George Ziemin, being shot in the groin and the heart area. A gunman, later identified as Benjamin Aquing, was arrested after firing on pursuing officers. The garment workers union pledged to defend arrested pickets and consider withdrawing support if disturbances were caused by strikers. Extra patrols and clashes with pickets occurred, with one woman arrested and Chicago organizer Josephine Casey among those detained. Meanwhile, Baldwin Locomotive works faced a broad strike that shut most of the plant, affecting over 19,000 workers.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
H. Black Company
Yifctim
George Ziemin
Zieman
Benjamin Aquing
Orange Avenue
Garment Workers
Felica Rowe
FE Black Company
Central Pollen Station
Josephine Casey
Chicago
Sit
Garment
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Alr
Allied
Baldwin Concern
Hay
Rail service resumes on Manganilla branch after quake damage
Mexico City reports service on the Manganilla branch of the national railways in Colima and Jalisco states resumed today after being interrupted by landslides caused by recent earthquakes. The restoration restores transport capacity and goods movement in the region.
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Associated
Mexico City
Manganilla
National Railways
Colima
Jataca
Index of Tudat's Fapes and City Social News
A fragmented page notes social items and local movements including bank statements, Oshkosh monument references, Carrie Nation obituary hints, Maccabees veterans, chamber appeals, and Berlin industrial context. The garbled text mentions buyers, Europe topics, and unclear captions.
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Oshkosh
Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Ccc
Europe
National and State Maccabee Leaders Named
Next week Oshiosh will host the Keights and Landes of the Maccabees of Wisconsin for an annuith convention. Brown of Stevens Point is great commander. Harriet Olson of Superior chairs the Taules. Mrs Lilian M Hollister of Port Huron heads the Maccabee Ladies. PD VY Markey of Detroit presides over the Knights. Headquarters are at Port Huron, Michigan.
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Oshiosh
Maccabees
Wisconsin
Dotin W. Brown
Stevens
PD. VY. Markey
Detroit
Mich
Order
Port Huron
Miss Roberts Sentenced to Three Years for Arson
Miss Mary Roberts, convicted of arson in municipal court, was transported to Waupun to begin a three year sentence. Sheriff Jol Huil escorted her, with Mrs Willwock and her husband. Roberts appeared cheerful as she left on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul train.
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Mary Roberts
Witupun
Jol Iuilwoek
Willwock
Miss Roberts
Wisconsin reapportionment talks affect Winnebago region
Assemblyman Clark outlines bill for a statewide legislative reallocation of seats. Northern counties may gain representation while Oshkosh could shift from first to second district. Mayors and council salaries rise under drafted plan. Clark plans Madison banquet and Wisconsin Progressive Republican League events.
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Ft. Tl. Clark
Clark
Mobil
Ma. Chari
Clack
Owhkosh
Winnebago
Laue
Cedvkogh
Ark
Post Office Bombing and Fire Ravage Town
Robbers blew open the Freieh Crews post office twenty two miles from Elkins West Virginia early today. The explosion sparked a fire that destroyed twenty to thirty buildings. The men escaped during the confusion, and no fatalities or injuries have been confirmed in early reports.
Long trip for a yacht voyage from Providence to Rome
Captain Thomas Fleming Day of New York sails from Providence with two yachtmen, BR Goodwin and Fred B Thurber, in a 25 foot auxiliary yawl named Sea Rand. They aim to reach Rome via the Sea Rard, seeking entrants for an Italian unification celebration prize offered by the King of Italy and the Rome Automobile Club.
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Thomas Fleming Pay
New York
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Rome
Agrompany
Nay
BR. Goodwin
Pred B. Thurber
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Goodwin
Nnme
Mies
Witeh
King of
Witnesses Arrested In Camorra Murder Trial
In Viterbo Italy on June 16 two witnesses were arrested for perjury in the Camorra murder trial of Gennaro Cuoccio and his wife. The barber squad member from Nantes and Cipoletta, also a barber, were charged with false swearing. The court adjourned after the perjury arrests as it examined a ring allegedly linked to Cuoccio’s murderers and the witnesses contested earlier testimony.
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Associated Press
Viterbo
Italy
Procend Inga
Camorriats
Gennaro Cuocedio, i
sQuad
Nantes
Cipoletta
Court of the Assizes
Cuocciola
Cuoccolo
Artest
Turmholl
Bren Gains His Release
Minneapolis report states J D Bren former treasurer of the University of Minnesota was rearrested yesterday and jailed for failure to post a ten thousand dollar bail. Today friends posted the required bond and he was released.
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Associated Pranny
Minneapolis
Minn
J. D. Bren
University
Minncenta
Friends
Local Firm Expands Into New Pearl Street Buildings
The James & Edwards wholesale manufacturer of paper, wooden ware, and rattons purchases the Clough estate at 34 Pearl Street. The firm plans to occupy both 32 Pearl Street and the former Clough building, moving its officers into the two story structure and expanding operations on Pearl Street.
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James & Endwards . Company
Pearl Street
Willard Clough
Clough Company
James & Edwards, Company
James & Edwards Company
Hotel Men Leave Boston After Visit in Mass
Visiting hotel men and their families from across the country bid farewell to Boston, departing for Springfield today after a brief stay in Poston Massachusetts. The Associated Press notes the gathering as a notable excursion of hospitality and travel from various regions.
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Associated Pros
Poston
Mass
Firewell
Boxton
Springfield
House Wool Debate Rages Amid Tariff Fight
Washington June 20 Progressives in the House plan to back the Underwood wool bill to lower the Payne Aldrich tariff wool schedule. Debate centers on schedules ID and IC with leaders arguing over time limits and potential benefits to consumers. The outcome may shape votes and flow to the Senate, with a likely pass within ten days to two weeks.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Taft
Repub- Menia
House
Howe
Underwood
Damgérita
Ways and Means Committee
Delxue & Wuree
Wileh
Puytie-Aldrich
Representative Madinot
Kansas
Id Klea
Inderwood
Senate
Www
C. Oidered
Omro Meeting Attended by Christian Endeavor Delegates
About twenty five members of the peace Christian Endeavor societies attended a Winnebago district convention in Omro last evening. The event spans Sunday with Oshkosh delegates likely to remain throughout. Visitors will base at the First Presbyterian church.
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Theace Christian Endeavor Societies
Cima
Winnebago
Oshkosh
Omeo
First Presbyterian Church
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