Terminal crowding threatens national trade and growth
A 1907 prosperity flood strain described by Hill and others highlights terminal congestion as a menace to export and home demand. Calls for decentralizing traffic, expanding facilities, and redesigning freight patterns to relieve rail and port bottlenecks across eastern markets.
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Constey
Hida
Transbhe
Nacional
Kesenieg
New Yo
Cleveland
Burfro
Chicago
Este
Ishseippi
Secretary in contempt in wireless fraud grand jury case
Federal grand jury probes officials of a U S wireless company amid contempt findings. Judge Hand ordered Wallace to return to the grand jury room and be sworn, with refusal leading to immediate repercussions.
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Grand Jury
Kayeetiea
Wireless Meleeraee
Peares i United Iper
Comtempt
Hand
Wallace
Dawes opposes central bank plan for independent banks
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago former comptroller of currency told the Hiun Stan Bankers association in Decatur that a central bank cannot fit the United States independent banking system. He argued a central bank would invite political attacks and threaten credit stability. He described a modified plan allowing national banks to issue notes and share control with the treasury and a bank board.
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Sy Associated Press
Decatur
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Bankers’ Association
Daw
Republic
United States
Asenet
Peter
Secretary of the Treasury
Judge Charlton News On Porter Chariton Case
The arrest of Porter Chariton at Hobo a reaches his father Paul Chariton a law officer of the insular bureau, who disappears from his office. The State Department studies extradition law to determine if the Indian government can file an application in the case of the young Chariton.
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Associated Press
Iton
D. C
Hobo A
Porter Chariton
Paul Chariton
Insular Bureau
Charkon
Oldest Delaware woman Hester Ordrey dies at 113
Mrs. Hester Ordrey, aged 113, longtime Delaware resident, died Tuesday. Born to a mother who died when she was fifteen, she outlived her second husband who died in 1864. Her homeland daughter Airs. Ulysses in ters.
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Assosiatea Fress
Delmar
Del
Sune
Hester Ordrey
Sula
Airs
Ulysses
Cor
Tarrieg
Wendling Not Found Reported Near San Antonio Ranch
A cryptic wartime style notice reports Chief of Detectives Wendling missing and last seen days ago on a ranch near San Antonio. The fragmentary text hints at a search or inquiry by authorities but offers few concrete details.
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Courin
San Antonio Anirce
Auto Accident Fatal in Castellance Basques-Alpes Incident
A motor vehicle overturned today in Castellance, killing one man and injuring others. Mrs. Foans and Madam Mat fo, along with Henry, were involved with severe injuries reported.
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Bastes-Alpes
Ae Henry
Harmed
Ry Cacepea
Senate must recede on labor prize exemption bill
Washington June 2 formal canvass shows the senate likely will recede from opposing the house amendment to the sundry bill. The exemption would apply to any act not in itself unlawful, shielding labor prize actions from Sherman anti trust prosecutions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Pierpont Morgan Returns From Europe In Good Health
J Pierpont Morgan arrived in New York from Europe today looking the picture of health. The financier stepped from the liner and proceeded homeward amid a crush of reporters and friends, declining comment on his activities abroad.
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Rassociated Press
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Porter Charlton Arrested Admits Wife Murder
Porter Charlton, husband of Mary Scott Castle Charlton, arrested in Hoboken after his body confession on board the Prinzess Irene. He recounted striking his wife with a mallet during a quarrel and disposing of her body in a trunk submerged in Lake Como, Italy. He signed a statement and claimed he acted in self defense during abuse. Authorities pursued corroboration as Italian divers searched the lake bottom and Genoa/Naples travel details emerged.
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Associated Press
New York
Porter Chariton
Marr Seare Castle
Cheriton
Lake Come
Hale
Prinzess
Irene Hoboken
Charlton
Charl
Loi Charlton
Hoboken
Nolice
Scuencens
Poli
Rerin
Ira
Genoa
Irene
Sinbee
Hayes
Hobote
Chariton
Eno
Gespair
Gena
Coleman
Naples
Charles J. Farquharson
Porter Charlton
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Coro
Italy
Charles W. Coleman
Deutschland
Soneomeers
Scott
Nes
Squaw House
Anne
Charles Dlemion
Oma
John Caleman
Spiris
Ers
Hele
Tix Hendy
Mary Scott Castle Chariton
Lake Cama
Hace
Moltrasco
Phen
Caughy
Taj Imake
Death of Mrs Hodge Shocks Northwest Menasha Community
Special report notes the sudden death of Mrs. Hodge from peritonitis last evening. Born April 7 1888 in Wrightstown she was a graduate of 1834 and active in the High Junior Association. She was married to Wasne and resided in Menasha with two brothers Harry Wash and W. Maude and a daughter Mrs. Hoe. Funeral arrangements are pending with services expected in the coming week.
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Menasha
Hodge
Fesi
A . Hodge
Inti
Wrightstown
la Graduat
High Junni Association
Wasne
District Census Report Shows District Population Rise
The 13th decennial census puts the population of the district at 221 989, up twenty per cent from the previous decade. The report, dated June 2, notes Cai’s population growth and outlines the shift in demographics vs. ten years earlier.
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Washington, D.C
District of
Cai
Rain Pummels Wausau On Special Wisconsin Report
A Milwaukee Journal special from Wausau notes a storm bringing rain to the city labeled Wausau. The dispatch indicates widespread precipitation and its impact on local area conditions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wausau
Buildings Bill Held Up In Senate Action
The omnibus public buildings bill is delayed for lack of an appropriation. The final general appropriation bills have passed and a Joint resolution is needed to appropriate 24 660 000 to construct the authorized buildings amid opposition to the resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Heat Prostrations Reported As Temperatures Soar
Police reported three heat-related incidents today amid widespread prostrations. The thermometer showed extreme temperatures as Congress members faced heat in the House and Senate chambers.
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Br Associated Press
Chicago
Jene
Barna
Senate
Connor Sets Campaign Roles for Stalwart Republicans
Special to The Nortis Milwaukee Wis June 23 Wi D Connor takes the chair of the Wart ar conservative campaign committee and plans a statewide outreach with lieutenants. He met with local allies including Tracy and associates at the Milwaukee headquarters while withholding formal appointments and naming a press bureau slate.
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Nortis
Milwaukee
Wis
D. Conner
du la
Renee Ledvina
Manitewe
Bir
Connor
Repubican
State Senate
Manitowoc
Conger
Tasy Tracy
Wert
Ankintar House
Imernine
Nist
Cam
Charze
Milwoe
FE. L. Philliye
M. B. Rosenberry
Joan
Txre
W. D. Hoard
Wedding Evening Brightens with Streamers and Arch
An intimate wedding linked Rev Jaesh Schneer as the officiant and featured a ski arch setup with streamers. Attendants included Misses Bessie Johnaain and others while George Jahnsen and Jacob stood with the couple. A multi course supper followed the ceremony.
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Jaesh Schneer
Bessie Johnaain
George Jahnsen
Jacob
Ara Ewine
Sineer
Velox Bsi
Train Cuts Off Foot Accident Near Chippewa Falls
A reader report from Milwaukee dated June 22 describes a tragic accident at a trackside event. Leo Siddons, a 19 year old, was pulled from danger as a crowd surged, risking the loss of both legs before rescue.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Chippewa Fala
L¢o Siddons
Rock County Pioneer George Hemeold Dies at 86
George Hemeold once police justice for twenty years and four times postmaster of Orfordville, Rock County resident since 1842, died at his home. He was eighty six and unmarried.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Janesville
George Hemeold
Rock County
Orforaville
May Delay Adjournment Rumors Cloud Congress
Rumors of a probable delay in congressional adjournment circulated Washington on June 25. Officials suggested the president may seek definite information tonight as committees debated bills on appeals to the D C Court of Appeals and a widened engineer corps role, with filibuster threats and labor anti trust amendments shaping the friction between houses.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Congress
White House
Norton
District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
Fricti
Engineer Corps
Army Engineer
Gatley
Toxt
Labor Org
House
Senate
Editor Coffman Weds Georgianna Birge in Milwaukee
Charles Coffman editor of The Daily Reporter and Georgianna Birge daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Birge married in Milwaukee on a Wednesday afternoon The couple announced the event to friends Coffman departed on a vacation trip after the nuptials The report notes confusion in the groom after Word of the ceremony reached Fond du Lac
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Northwester
Fond du Lac
Wis
Charles
Coffman
Daily Reporter
Georgianna Birge
George A. Birge
Michigan Avenue
Nordh
3D du Lac
Milwauke
Brandon
Northern Hospital
Backus Takes Oath in Municipal Court Ceremony
The ceremony took place in municipal court chambers as Backus participated in the oath taking. Judge Wl officiated as the event marked an official oath in the local court.
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Backus
Ing
A. Utes
Ceremoen Municipal Court Chambers
Breaks Up Organization Reported In Historic Line
A fragmented note describes a break in an organization, mentioning rifts within a group and absent leaders. It references a secretary and heirs, hinting at internal disputes and legal questions about control and succession. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Jeffries Plays Baseball Before Big Fight Promises Arena
Associated Press dispatch notes Jeffries in Reno training camp at Moana Springs as trainers monitor wind at altitude. Report says camp site surveyed and lumber piling, with arena setup expected in coming days for the anticipated big fight.
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Associated Presay Reno
Jane Jewkns
Otis
Titie Park
Moana Springs
Costly Gold Drives Up Living Expenses and Wages
In St Paul June 23 President W C Brown of the New York Central warned that increasing gold raises prices for farm factory and mine products. He urged government regulation to adjust railway rates and wages to meet rising costs and argued for investments in agriculture over battleships.
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Associated Press
St Paul
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Chicago
Adam Bede
Minnesota
Momeeiing
Couy
Brown
New York
Mr. Brown
Engineer Heroic Deed St Paul Line Rescue
Graf, a St Paul Minneapolis & Saint Marie railway engineer from Minneapolis, saved the crew on a freight train when a wreck occurred on the St Croix river bridge. He stuck his head out to warn the crew as the train struck debris, was knocked from the cab, and washed into the water but survived with injuries dressed by a Soo Line physician.
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Associated Press
St. Pan Mine
Graf
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wit
St. Croix
Gillett Indicted in Evansville Case
An Evansville report states Gillett, a former agent of a national organization suspended in January, was arrested on charges related to a large discovery of illicit items. The arrest follows a recent canal investigation and involves charges tied to possible illegal activities. Further details were not immediately available.
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Sy Associated Press
Evansville
Ini
Cape S&s PB Gillet
Ci Nationalar
Sianapel
Guian
Cariain
Bill Goes to Conference on Public Building Pit
The House, by unanimous consent, agreed to the Senate amendments to the public building bill and the measure was sent to conference for resolution.
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Bill
Associate Press
Qoa
D. C
House
Senate
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Willy
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SAP
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Delaware Peninrecks
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Charles Coleman
Soer
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Tan
Toda
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Severin
J. B. Schneller
Winn Edith Johnson
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C. F. Coffman
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Jeffries
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