Congress Adjourns After Largely Labor-Related Debate
Washington D C Sept Congress adjourned sine die closing a session that appropriated 626439210 with obligations and authorizations for the future and drew partisan praise and criticism from Rep Fitzgerald of New York and Rep Gillett of Massachusetts The Senate opened its session with bills on revenue and anti corruption measures as debates over labor disputes and foreign commerce continued.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Congress
Fitzgerald
New York
Democrat
Gillett
Massachusetts
Republic
Revenue Bill Signed as Closing Session Near End
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson signed the revenue bill marking the closing of the Sixty-Fourth Congress. Cabinet members, Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark witnessed the ceremony. Wilson planned to address the suffrage convention in Atlantic City tonight and travel to Long Branch for campaign events and later to St. Louis on September 20 for the Life Insurance Underwriters convention.
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United Press
Washington
D.C
Wilson
House
Senate
Lansing
Gregory
Baker
Daniels
Marshall
Clark
Hoke ‘Smith
Bryan
Missouri Delega
Capitol Steps
Oelock
Atlantic
Shadow Lawn
St. Louis
Life Insurance Underwriters
Hanly Scores Prohibition Critique in Opening Speech
Prohibition candidate for president Hanly opened a coast tour denouncing Wilson and Hughes for talking of reform while remaining silent on liquor. He accused both parties and allied figures of misrepresenting child labor claims and called for a moral stand against alcohol. John Golden also spoke as Illinois Prohibition nominee for governor.
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Associated. Press
Endota
Wilson
Charles
E. Hughes
J. Frank Hanly
Coast
Banly
Criti
Witgon
Hughes
Len
Democratic Party
Hanly
Barty
Sl “Iva
Landrith
John
Golden
Ilinois
Chicagoan Shot and Killed Entering Milwaukee Home
Morris Muscavitz, a 40 year old Chicagoan, was shot and killed early today while attempting to enter a house on Vliet Street in Milwaukee. Two hours later the shooter’s wife telephoned police to remove the body from in front of her home.
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Cnicagoan
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Morris Muscavitz
Chicago
Vliet
Senate adjourns after Alaska park bill and probes
The Senate reassembled to pass the homestead grazing bill and an anti lobby inquiry resolution demanding a report next session. Senator Owen withdrew his corrupt practices bill. A national park bill for Alaska near Mount McKinley was approved, and adjournment sine die followed. The House reassembled for appropriations totaling 1,626,439,210 dollars and adjourned at 9 am.
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Owen
Alaska
Mount McKinley
National American Woman Suffrage Association Debates Endorsement
Atlantic City N J September National American Woman Suffrage Association votes down a Robins resolution to back only candidates who pledge support for a federal Susan B Anthony amendment. Other resolutions urge opposing non supportive candidates and reaffirm nonpartisan policy. Nominees for the national board to be chosen. arrangements to have escort accompany President to tonight's speech.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
National American Woman Suffrage i Association
Susan B. ‘Anthony
Ramond Robins
Chicago
Robins
Kather- Anne
Davis
New York
United Press
Rage Party
National American Women’ 'S' Suffrage “Association
Sugeested
Pennsylvania
Agt- Aragists
National Board
Frank Roesing
Hannah J. Patterson
Could Buy the Office Mayoral Plot Charged
Los Angeles Cal Sept 7 A grand jury begun an inquiry into alleged citywide graft after Frederick J Whiffen claimed he was offered the mayoralty for 2500 dollars. Whitton and Charles E Sebastian figure in the plot as players. Subpoenas issued for Mayor Woodman council members and several officials as District Attorney Wootwine presses the case.
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Lon Angelicen
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick J. , Whiffen
Whitton
Charles E. Sebastian
Lailor
Sebastian
Wiffen
Woodman
Arthur Kuck
Edwin Barr
Martin Belkouski
Thomas Wootwine
Mrs Young for Wilson support from Chicago leader
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, former Chicago public schools head and recent suffrage organizer, endorsed President Wilson in a Democratic headquarters announcement. Mrs George Bass, directing western women voters, wired from Atlantic City that Young backs Wilson, noting Hughes vetoed a measure for equal pay for women and men teachers under New York governorship.
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Chicago
United Press
Ella Flagg. Young
Wilson
Democratic
George Bass
Organization of Women Voters
Atlantic City
N. J
Young
Recall of Troops On Border Moves To Picnic
Americans optimistic as forecasts predict 611 million bushels of corn and 1.02 billion for 1915 with varied yields. September 1 crop conditions show 78 or 78.8 percent normal for corn and 78 percent normal for oats. No troop recall until New London conference report. border orders kept standby.
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Three Teachers Die In Car Crash Near Muncie
Three high school teachers Miss Edith Hellenborg Malion TU and Harold Gentven Beaver Dam Wis plus Danville contact were killed when their auto collided with an Interurban car near Muncie Indiana at one o clock in the afternoon. The teachers were en route to inspect a new high school at Oakwood township for the upcoming term. Nearby, two killed and two injured when a Michigan Central train struck a car at Geddes.
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Associated Press
Danville
Edith
Hllenborg
Malion
Kirkland
Urbanr
Harold
Beaver Dam
Wis
Muncie
Oakwood Township
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Geddes
Here
al EF
Mulder
Claire
University Hospital
Shot at Charivari Party In Marinette Injures Man
Harvey Warner, once a Madison telegraph operator, is under arrest in Marinette Wisconsin after a charivari ended in gunfire. He allegedly shot into a crowd wounding a man during a party at Ingalls where his bride’s parents live. A hearing is set in Stephenson Michigan next Monday.
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Marinette
Wis
Madison
Warner
Bride
Ingalls
Stephenson
Mich
Spring Wheat Forecast Shows Low Domestic Supply
United States bureau of crop estimates forecasts spring wheat production at 611,000,000 bushels, not more than domestic requirements, far below last year’s output and the five year average. On September 1 the crop’s condition was 45.6 percent of normal, yielding an expected 8.8 bushels per acre and total production near 156,000,000 bushels.
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United Prn
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Washington, D. Ct
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Justice Timlin's Will Divides Estate Of 200000 In Wisconsin
Milwaukee Wis Sept An estate of 200000 is divided under the will of Justice Wan H Timlin of the Wisconsin supreme court First Trust Company is named executor and trustee with income for Celia Te Timita and upon her death to be split equally among the three children William H Timlin Ada Fe Frey and Kathleen A Timlin.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wan H. Timlin
Wisconsin Aupremew Court
First Trust Company
Celia’ Te Timita
William H., Jrr
Ada FE. Frey
Kathleen A. Timiln
Weather Brief Local Observations Report
Local observations note warmer conditions with a rise in temperatures. The report mentions a warmer trend across areas, indicating higher daytime readings and mild evening cooling. No specific dates or locations are provided in the fragment.
Hughes Declares He Is Friend of Labor
From Lewiston to Waterville the nominee argues for fair wages and labor protections. He defends his record against critics, urges justice in governance, and notes support from western Republican leaders as he eyes victory.
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New York
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Albany
Trefer
Lewiston
Waterville
United Press
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Murphy
Ohio
W. OR. Hayes
Indiana
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Joan D. R. Anthony
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J. Sloan
Nebraska
New Jersey
Hayes
Golone
Roosevelt
Gary
South Bend
Anderson
Indianapolis
Fletcher Maddox
Montana
Beloit
Wis
Canada fears strike prompts deckhand walkout warning
United Press reports Canadian deckhands threaten a general walkout on September 15 per Robert Rogers minister of public works. Rogers cables from Ottawa urging authorities to apprehend and deport agitators aiming to spark unrest in Canadian fields.
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Lasw
Rogers
United Press
Winniper
Canada
Robert Rogers
Ottawa
Canadianields
Unique Incidents Snapshots From City Desk
United Press reports a string of odd and tragic events across Minnesota and nearby. Lillian Gergin, 21, died by inhaling gas in St Paul after longing for her mother in Ireland. A streetcar conductor was robbed of $13 in Inver Grove Heights. Charles Bauer, ex Vanderbilt footman, arrested for suitcase theft. Chow Hum and Gladys Millage faced marriage law hurdles in Aberdeen, South Dakota, moving to Bismanck. Charles Jansen, 40, shot his wife then killed himself with gas and a bullet. Forman, 3 Do Ray Rauch, 21, vows to plead self defense for killing his father after family separation. Mabel bit by a honeybee while nibbling candy.
Bass Jumps Into Boat to Rescue Frightened Children
Hake Mille, son of a local resident, leapt to help when children fell into the water while fishing, pulling them back into a boat and sparking relief among onlookers.
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Hake Mille
Ee Trsl
Men Arrested in Murder Probe of Mrs. Evelyn Coffer
St Paul police report three men detained after investigation into the death of Mrs. Evelyn Coffer whose body was found in a school yard. Authorities say she was seen on a park bench in a drunken state before entering the yard and falling into a sinkhole.
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United “Press
St. Paul
Evelyn Coffer
Lyard
Eas
Roosevelt joins Hughes campaign tour at Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt has decided to abandon the study of his Oyster Bay home for a vigorous campaign for Charles E. Hughes. He announced the move today in Oyster Bay with a delegation of Hughes leaders present including Fairman Willcox Raymond Robins Everett Colby Herbert Parsons and H D Estabrook.
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United. Press
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
National Fairman Willcox
Raymond Robins
Everett Colby
Herbert Parsons
H. D. Estabrook
Roumania Loses Two Towns To Invaders In Battle Report
Retrospective report notes Roumanians lose Balchik and Kavarna while German and Austro Hungarian forces attempt to dislodge them. Petrograd cites potential larger action, with fighting described on the Somme Verdun and Lemberg fronts. British raids near Ginchy yield heavy German losses according to London.
German Front Reports Balkans and Somme Action
German official statement details renewed Russian attacks in Galicia and at Zlota Lipa near Braezany with heavy Russian losses. Southwest Zielona and Shypot see German success in the Carpathians while Balkan front forces repulse Russo Romanian advances. In France on the Somme, French are repulsed with heavy losses. some trench portions remain to the French west of Berny. Meuse sector notes ground lost northeast of Fort Sauville. civilians bear the wartime burden.
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Zlota Lipa
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Galicia
Prince Leopold
Archduke Charles
Zrota Lipa
Braezany
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Carpathians
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Roumania
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France
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Meuse
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