Tariff Conference Report Passes House by 185 to 118
Washington July 20 the conference report on the tariff bill was adopted by the house by 185 to 118 and sent to the senate. The measure changes many schedules, restores key rates, and sets economic provisions tied to revenue forecasts. The debate ran 32 hours with limited Republican input and party-line voting.
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Memphis man's appointment to fill vacant U S Senate seat
Governor Taylor announced Monday evening the selection of Thomas H. Turley of Memphis to succeed the late Senator Harri Sido. The governor wired his choice and Turley sent a polite telegram accepting the United States Senate post.
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John A Logan Monument Dedication at Lake Front
Chicago fits for the John A Logan statue unveiling at Lake Front park amid 20 000 marchers and a grand parade. Celebrities governors and military units attended as ex confederates honored the Civil War veteran with a naval display on Lake Michigan and a Coliseum reception.
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Senate and House in session amid tariff and reform battles
Washington updates recount the Senate and House debating tariff and anti corruption measures. Key figures include Morgan of Alabama and Payne, with executive sessions and anticipated votes shaping policy through late July.
Admirals Assigned and Political Moves Amid Session
Admiral Miller is ordered to command the Pacific station leaving San Francisco for Honolulu on the 8th. Rear Admiral L A Rearistee is reassigned to Washington to head the naval examining board. The Senate plans a tariff vote Saturday while new fourth class postmasters are set nationwide. Georgia politician W S Rucker is nominated for internal revenue collector amid cautious Senate comments.
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Charles A. Ketchum Dies in Michigan City Penitentiary
News reports the death of Charles A. Ketchum alias Dick Wilson in the Michigan City penitentiary when a blood vessel burst. Ketchum, a noted forger and confidence man, began his career in Louisville and led a life of crime across Chicago, Indianapolis, and beyond, including a $25,000 robbery of Adams Press Company and other criminal exploits.
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Indiana Bulletin Highlights Turmoil and Tragedy Across State
A chaotic Indiana page reports wheat damage from grasshoppers near Bristol and Ligonier, mutterings of labor strife in Muncie, and memorial day date changes. It notes arrests for forgery, bigamy, and theft, a missing man found dead in woods, suicides by morphine, and multiple local incidents from Anderson to Logansport. The piece lists accidents, court actions, and civic events, including commencements at Indiana Normal College and a proposed electric plant contract in Indianapolis areas.
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