United States Steel figures in world trade talks
Gary Tello, testifying before the House Investigating Committee, says United States Steel controls about ninety percent of American iron and steel exports and accounts for about half of total output. He claims there was no secret agreement behind the proposed world trade framework and explains how United States Steel was formed from Carnegie and Federal interests two and a half years earlier.
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Washington, D
O. Gary
States Steel Corporation
House
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Young
Michigan
Poder Steel Company
Garyald
Puck
Carnegie Steel
Taft Reviews Parade Of Sunday School Children
President Taft reviewed the Brooklyn Sunday School union parade in New York on June 8, with a large turnout. the annual event broke records as Taft prepared to attend a banquet hosted by the New York Produce Exchange for southern cottonseed crushers and delegates in convention.
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New York
Taft
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Grant
New York Produce Exchange
South
Commercial Travelers Meet Opens in Buffalo North Carolina
Nearly all 5000 members of the New York State council of United Commercial Travelers attend three days of festivities in Buffalo North Carolina with entertainments trips and a smoker. The convention ends Saturday with a street parade of the state’s delegates and officers.
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Buffalo
N. C
New York State Council of United Commercial
Metropolis
Eurypt
Thevptlin Huvetlers
Buorlos
Arhoth
Ninth biennial convention of the Sons of Beormin begins
The Sons of Beormin with representatives including Pernman Sivakxty and Germattn arrived today for the ninth biennial convention. The event will run for three days with sessions and ceremonies planned throughout.
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Pernman
Sivakxty
IM Dhe
Sons of
Beormin
German naval expert Count Von Reventlow quoted
In Berlin in June a naval expert Count Von Reventlow discussed U S and German interests with Japan and criticized American attitudes toward power. He warned Americans might regret aligning on the basis of wealth and questioned whether their interests would be served.
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Berlin
America
Count von Reventlow
Germany
Japan
Shortage of cash suspected at Storm County bank
Loyilton Calif. Joe and The adourt en of Voelher J Miller, missing from Storm County bank, are believed to amount to 25 000. President Nichol and other stockholders are in Reno. It is expected they will return Saturday and reopen the bank now closed.
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Loyilton
Calif
Joe
Voehler J Miller
Storm County Bank
Nichol
Reno
Ratunitay
Hink
Pendleton sewer bid split between Spokane and Portland firms
Pendleton city council selected Robinson & Foster of Spokane and Jacobson & Hyde of Portland as the two lowest bidders to extend the sewer system. Four bid components were requested. Spokane submitted all four, Portland only the entire job. Other bidders were eliminated.
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Pendleton
Finn
Robinson & Foster
Spokane
Jacobson & Hyde
Portland
Lds
Portland Company
B. Pendleton
Tjaephbson & Pade
Corwellman Sharen
Council
Sharon Sharon
Wye
Ohie
Finetlind
Newport Ciistrikthay Co
Hermiston
Alevyie Oon
Miruc- Hon
Company of Feather
Reper K Conley
Moochester
Minn
Futherland Co
Walla Walla
M. Jere
Teams
Jones & Tiweelen
Sookane
Ant Jeffres & Hue ‘Ton
Moettana
Indians River Water Rights Testimony in Unadilla Area
The article notes testimony aimed at clarifying water rights around the Unadilla river amid Umatilla claims. Federal attorneys McCourt and Morton will attend a hearing Monday with focus on rights of allotments and extent of water use for reservation land.
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Unadilla
George Coehiin
Unital
Staten District
John McCourt
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Oregon Journal
Umatilla Wa
Appointing Goats? Rural Supervisors Named for County Schools
Albert F. White of Mullion and George Tonkin of Pilot Rock were named supervisors for the county school system under the new rural supervision law. They were chosen from a large pool of applicants at a county educational board meeting. The board favored a smaller number of supervisors to reduce costs while expanding rural supervision across two districts, detailing travel needs and district boundaries.
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Albert FE. White
Mullion
George Tonkin
Pilot Rock
Matin
Selinel
How County Educational Board
Walla Walla
Holdimen
Pendleton
Weston
Ukiah
Cabbage Hil
Lower Birch Creek
Mibert
White
Esyph
Two Men Held After Clothing Theft Case
Police arrested two men named Downs and W. W. Smith for stealing clothing. Officers recovered several items at the scene and linked them to a burglary at a local store. One suspect denied knowing the other, claiming they were together only at the courthouse.
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Oly Meon
Ite
Howee
Eeyortiel
Hesteel
Tie Thorn
Lund
Tye
Walter Welle
Canduchol Imebarch
Pere Catotis Ltd
Gibson
Courtnog
REPORT ON REGIPROCITY AMENDMENT FACES OPPOSITION
The House committee approved reporting Tuesday on the reciprocity amendment with the Root provision and without recommendation. The Hart amendment, opposed by Patt, would delay free export of pulp and print paper until Canadian provinces agree. Proponents say reciprocity would apply to machinery as provinces test export, while opponents argue it blocks agreement on two key products.
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Recipwicity
Washington
Fitones
Patt
Wastington Stores Plan 9 30 Opening Time
In Seattle and Tacoma area reports indicate stores to open at 9 30 instead of 8 90, reflecting a shift to a later start hour. The change follows a statewide directive and parallels new labor conditions as Blanche Mason is named state labor commissioner to enforce the law with support from allied officials.
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Seattle
Janes
Tacoma
Sprkim
Blanche Mason
Har Frien
Comptrollers and Accounting Officers Meet in Session
In Session Whelmington June 3 the National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers convene in annie sexelon here today. The deliberations of the body will extend through three days. Several papers on accounting work will be read by experts. It was originally planned to be held in Birmingham Alabama.
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Whelmington
National Association of Comptrollers and
Annie Sexelon
Birmingham
Ala
Woman Solves Soupolk Murder Mystery
In Norfolk in June, Mrs Minnie Murdoch confessed to disposing of Harry Davis and clearing up the mystery of his body found in the onion patch yard at her home. She accused her lover Charles Merkel of killing Davis by crushing his head with an ax and burying the body under the bed the next morning.
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Norfolk
Harry Davis
Onion Patch Yard
Mason Creek
Minnie Murdoch
Charles Merkel
Davis
Merkel
Mann Opposed to Wool Tariff Schedule
Washington June Representa tive Mint the republican faction today voiced opposition to the Wool tariff schedule. The remarks followed claims that the plan would injure domestic industry and raise prices for consumers.
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Mann
Washington
Cadies Thrown From Horses In Fatal Riding Accident
Two young ladies from Thalty, Miss Alice New quitt and Miss Florence owner, were injured when horses bolted during a public event. Spectators watched as several cadies were unseated and dragged, with medical crews attending at the scene and later at the dockers’ office.
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Tadtiee
Thalty
Florence
Gealdy
Gilte Pata
Aties Bownpr
BL Webtiuyiesn
Rever Deepal
Myr E. Ringe
Suneniey
Ailes Niwauiet
Whee Indurlee
Offien
Randolph Addresses Graduates at Willian Mary College
Dihop Randolph spoke at the close of the commencement exercises on June day. President Lyon G G Tyler conferred degrees and scholarships during the ceremony. The exercises will end tonight with a ball.
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Dihop Randolph
Willinistare
Alfeal Magill
Willian Pid Mary College
Lyon G&g. Tyler
Magonist Plot Against Madero Surfaces in Mexico
A report from Mexico describes a Magonist plot against the Madero regime centered near the Tomas Varenam and Pre elillano Silva tickets. Rifles were found at a house where arrests occurred, with charges likely including vigilantism and neutrality violations. Authorities anticipate further arrests as rebel activity is alleged in Tuare.
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el Presdine
Madero
Tomas Varenam
Preelillano Silva
Tuares
Unappropriated Lands Opened to Entry Near Lassen
Unappropriated and withdrawn lands totaling 77 074 acres and 173 579 acres near the Modoc Lassen national forests and Herbert California were opened for settlement today after previously being excluded or withdrawn. Entry rules apply to the newly opened public lands in the Lassen area.
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California
Wahehington
Modoc Anid Lassen National Forests
Berea
Lassen Forest
Herbert California
New York Actress Sparks Sensation in Case Involving Stokes
Lilian Graham 22 and Ethel Conrad 14 are held without ball after an alleged assault tied to seeking letters from W. E. Stokes, hotel proprietor. Stokes was wounded in the incident and the case goes to hearing Monday with attorney Tittle to defend Graham.
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Congressman Tittle
Thaw
New York
Lilian Graham
W. EL Stokes
Trionis
Ter
Ethel Conrad
Arelst Mondel
Verona
Stukee
Stokes Uyad
Lillian Graham Antil
Stoke
Lillian Graham
Ensenada Excited Over Report of Treasure Ship
Ensenada buzzes as reports say the treasure ship Ecurka has found a $15,000,000 treasure off the Honduran coast and is headed to Ensenada to transfer it to another steamer. Manager Chapin denies any knowledge of a discovery.
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Ensenada
San Diego
Eureka
Honduran
Chapin
The
Magon Denies Plot to Kill Madero
Magon denies any plan to assassinate Madero and rebuts rumors linking him to such plots. The claim surfaces amid political tension and sparse corroboration.
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Magon
Madero
Madero Plans New Government After Earthquake Toll
The report notes 75 quake victims so far and outlines Maderos plans for a new government structure. It states Dr Go will be assigned to a security role. Ethel Leader will not run for president. Hevelu tion cost $500,000, with other details implying administrative reforms.
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Dr. Gomee
Ethel
Earthquake Damage Reported Across Mexico City Region
In Mexico City on June 3 partial communications were restored and reports say hundreds were killed in Zapotlan by the quake. Surrounding towns suffered severe destruction while San Andreas and Tonila and the erupting Colina volcano saw less damage but loss of life. Minor quakes reported. relief trains departed the capital.
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Mexico City
Zapotlian
San Andreas
Tonila
Colina
Mexico City quake aid shifts to schools first
In Mexico City authorities burying the dead and clearing rubble, while Madero plans a constructive government focusing on education. He says schools come first and universal suffrage may be adopted. The quake death toll is uncertain, with estimates around 75 in the capital and hundreds injured as rescue work continues. Soldiers clear ruined areas to prevent further losses.
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Mexico City
Madero
Gomez
Madero Sala
Revoluton
Wappenstein Trial Opens In Seattle Court
The Wappenstein trial began this fore noon in Seattle with both sides allotted two and a half hours to present. The jury may retire this evening. Wappenstein admitted memory lapses about the date he joined his brother in law EW Benn in a $5000 loan, Benn placing the event in 1960 while Wappenstein suggested 189. The loan payments began in 1910 and issues surround the bank records.
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Seattle
Wappenstein
Wap Penstein
EW Benn
Benn
Aml BP Ff
Pendleton Commercial Ohi Secretary Named
Clarence Wishop serves as secretary of the Pendleton Commercial Council amid a city meeting. Officials discuss future projects and community welfare plans at the intercity event.
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Clarence Wishop
Pendleton Commercial
Ohi
Wott Leat Eventie
Fay Cilsitgg Mt Otter Enat
Orn Pointe
Teoat
Wehalete
Miltbe
Fire Stop Prevents Blaze From Gasoline Building
A gasoline store fire was checked by early containment as water failed to halt burning fuel. Fire crews cut off the stream to protect woodwork while gasoline consumed itself, preventing further spread. The incident prompted a proposal for local ordinance limiting gasoline storage. referred to fire and water committee.
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CSR Rtm
Chellem
Dallas
Potdintun
Chanting & Dee
Beyer
Waite
Serge Uutdhie
Rome
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Rtage Five
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W. W. Smith
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Millan Gramnam
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