Judiciary committee fails to reach quorum on McNab data request
Washington June 16 no quorum met as the house judiciary committee discussed Kahn resolution demanding McReynolds submit data on McNab resignation. Kahn denounced McReynolds praised McNab. June 26 the committee was to consider the same data demand with Chairman Claynton aiming for a favorable report. Webb clashed with Kahn over politics and graft remarks. McReynolds absent at hearing. In San Francisco June 26 McNab said he will not run for governor or any office and will return to private practice.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Kahn
McReynolds
McNab
Wilson
Claynton
Webb
North Carolina
Thames
Kentucky
California
San Francisco
Many Die From Fire At Husted Milling Plant
Buffalo on June 26 reports say seventeen are known dead with eighteen missing and about a score in hospitals with slim hopes of recovery after the Husted Milling and Elevator Co plant fire and explosion Tuesday. Firemen fought the blaze with tons of water, and while cooling ruins last night they permitted a thorough search. nine of the sixty hospitalized died yesterday.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Husted Milling and Elevator Company
Hose Team Race Set for Fourth of July Parade
Seven local volunteer fire companies will compete in a grand hose team race as part of the Fourth of July celebration. It is the first event of its kind in years and is expected to be thrilling. Teams have trained for weeks and aim to complete the distance, make connections, and deliver water fastest. A second race between the winner and the next team will follow, with the prize provided by the firemen.
Queen Mary Prohibits Women Riding at International Horse Show
Queen Mary issued an edict banning women from riding astride at the Honda international horse show during the afternoon performance attended by the king queen and President Poincare. American riders opposed the rule, which sparked controversy among exhibitors and riders.
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London
Queen Mary
Poincare
France
Whites Forcing Japanese To Leave Town
A large group of Japanese laborers contracted to pick fruit were driven from Hemet to Riverside by June 26. They were met at Hemet station by white laborers, herded into a luggage car, and compelled to depart on the next train. No injuries were reported. the white crowd showed no resistance.
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Trin
Riverside
Calif
Hemet
Free Sugar and Wool Free in Tariff Bill
Free sugar and free raw wool are approved in the tariff revision by the senate caucus after a two day fight. Six Democrats oppose free sugar and six oppose free wool. administration leaders anticipate limited caucus releases as the bill moves toward full passage and potential amendments.
Rapid progress expected on tariff bill in caucus
Washington June 26 rapid progress is expected in the democratic senate caucus committee considering the tariff bill. It is probable a resolution binding the members except the two from Louis shinn opposed to free sugar to support the bill will be adopted. The caucus took up countervailing duties on wheat and specific duties on silk. A provision to exclude products of child and convict labor from foreign countries was considered. The income tax section will be considered Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Newlands
Nevada
Rangdel
Thornton
Louisiana
Shafroth
Colorado
Walsh
Montana
Chamberlain
Oregon
Ransdell
Democratic Senate Caucus Committee
Lsul- Shinn
Glendale Bank Robber Captured Emerging From Woods
Gold Beach June 26 Ray Diamond reports the Glendale bank robber was captured as he emerged from the woods onto an open trail. Most of the stolen money was recovered on his person. He said he was exhausted and ready to surrender.
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Glendale
Gold Beach
Ray Diamond
Bollons to Head New O W R N Division in Pacific Northwest
A circulating Juniper report claims William Bollons will lead a new O W R N division from Umatilla to Huntington and between Umatilla and Portland. J R Mathewson would become Portland assistant superintendent, replacing Coykendall, with changes expected to shift Stuck to a higher post and Walsh out of the Umatilla effort.
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J. D. Stack
William Bollons
Portlaind
Umatilla
Portland
Seattle
Bollons
Huntington
J. RR. Mathewson
Supt. Coykendall
Ice Drivers Strike Sparks High Heat in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 26, severe suffering from a strike of ice drivers grips the city. Temperatures climb as the state arbitration board, led by Secretary Sullivan, works to settle the stoppage. The city maintains ice distribution to ease the hardships for residents.
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Incinnat
Sullivan
State Hoard of Arbitration
Mrs Weatherred Promotes Oregon Made Goods in Pendleton
Edith Tozier Weatherred organizer for the Oregon Manufacturers' association travels Pendleton and Umatilla for a Week urging patronage of Oregon made products. She speaks to women’s clubs and enlists housewives to support home industries like creameries flour mills and packing plants. She seeks to attract eastern Oregon support after success in western Oregon.
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Edith Tozier Weatherred
Oregon Manufacturers’ Association
Pendleton
Umatilla
Weatherred
Oregon Made Woods
Oregon
Youth Marries Girl Who Poses as Boy in Prison Raid
In Fair Princisco on June 26 a mechanic named Joe Stuger unmasked Miss Eileen Shaw who worked as a hotel bellboy and married her to save her honor. He dragged Father Henry Stark of the Paulist Mission to witness the ceremony and they invaded the city prison where Mrs. Stager will come into existence without a dress. The girl spent the night in prison as the matron’s guest.
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Fair Princisco
Henry Stark
Paulist Mission
Joe Stuger
Eileen Shaw
Stager
Two Heat Deaths Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports two deaths and about 240 prostrations from heat as temperatures reached 87 degrees with high humidity. Local health officials warned residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak heat.
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Chicago
Bid Receipts On Water Bonds Shake City Finance
Late today it is learned the American National Bank submitted a bid for 96 12 cents on 200000 water bonds, about $13,000 above last night’s bid. The water commission and finance committee back the bid and will present it at a special Saturday meeting. The prior bid by M W Halsey Co of Chicago for 90 cents on the dollar with a $20000 monthly cap was deemed unacceptable. Chicago firm Farson & Son also bid this morning, not yet opened. Another belated bid may arrive tonight.
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American Naional Bank
Water Commission
Finance Committee
FitzGerald
M. W. Halsey Co
Chicago
Farson & Son
Wisl Vely
Star
Portland Bridge & Iron Works
Street Committee
Bowman Hotel
G. W. Beddow
Charles Miller
Hirl
Masonic Hall
Webb Street
Heir to Throne Undergoing Mud Baths for Ailment
In St. Petersburg on June 26 arrangements were completed to seal the young Czarevitch Sakki for mud bath treatment of a mysterious knee ailment described as curable by court doctors. The heir to the Russian throne has suffered hardened tissues in the knee.
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St. Petersburg
Seai Young Czarevitch Sakki
Governor Defends Oregon Plan At Penitentiary
Governor West rejects claims he abandoned the honor system and defends the reform policy as the proper solution to penal problems. He accuses critics of crooked motives and pledges to extend the opportunity program, tying it to good roads legislation.
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Salem
West
El Paso Citizens Urge Senators to Seek More Troops
In El Paso on June 26 citizens telegraphed Senators Morris Sheppard and Culberson and Congressman W R Smith urging a call on the war department for追加 troops to guard the border city from a Juarez attack. Fort Bliss has about 700 soldiers and only half are in El Paso. One battery of field artillery and one company of signal corps remain at Fort Bliss.
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el Paso
Morris Sheppard
A. Culbertson
W. R. Smith
War Department
Juarez
Fort Bliss
Second
Thirteenth Cavalry
FE Paso
Meld
Signal Corps
Mrs Caminetti Upholds McNab In California
In Jackson California on June 26 Mrs Elizabeth Caminetti wife of F Drew Caminetti declares McNab would not be a true American to do otherwise than he has done She expresses desire to see the men punished though noting the children suffer most from the scandal She questions national entanglements and cabinet explanations as to the fate of the children.
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Jackson
Cal
McNab
Elizabeth Caminetti
F. Drew
Million Women Vote Law Enacted in Illinois
Springfield June 26 Governor Dunne signed the suffrage bill passed by the legislature, enfranchising 1 600 000 women in Illinois. The step doubles the number of qualified female voters in the United States as of today.
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Springfield
United States
Dunne
Shipwrecked men brought to port after hurricane
Seattle, June 26. Seven ship wrecked sailors from the American schooner Lyman, stripped to the hulk in a hurricane off the Tonga islands, arrived on the ship Mamara which picked them up at Suva.
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Seattle
Lyman
Tonga
Mamara
Su- Va
Holdman Rabbit Damage Viewed as Overstated
J V Tallman president of Pendleton Commercial Association visited Holdman country to assess rabbit damage. He found losses are not as large as reports claimed and warned that without measures to prevent rabbit growth the pests could threaten future crops. He deemed a rabbit drive impractical due to the terrain and wide distribution of rabbits.
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Holdman
J. V. Tallman
Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton
Lauferbach Denies Lovett Statement On Merger Dissolution Plan
New York June 26 Edward Lauterbach a prominent lawyer denied a lobby committee claim by Robert Lovett chairman of the Union Pacific executive committee that an effort was made to grease the wheels to block agitation in congress against the merger dissolution plan before the department of justice. He said he never saw Lovett but once when he was asked to represent Harriman interests in Illinois Central litigation.
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New York
Edward Lauterbach
Robert Lovett
Union Pacific Executive Committee
Congress
Department of Justice
Lovett
Harriman
Illinois Central
Servians and Bulgars Fight in the Balkans War
Belgrade dispatch reports ongoing combat between Servians and Bulgars with Servian victory claimed yesterday. Sofia dispatches suggest both sides view the clash as the start of a full conflict.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Servian War Office
Sofia
Will Send Hindus Back to India
Seattle June 26 In absence of a law to bar Hindus officials rigidly enforce admission regulations for insular possession passengers to stem Asiatic arrivals. An examination of 200 Hindus aboard the Minnesota is under way. Some will be deported but certificate requests from Manila may be demanded. If not, the passenger will be deported not to the Philippines but to India.
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Seattle
Minnesota
Manila
Philippines
India
Men Who Eloped With Young Girls Sought by Deputies
Sacramento dispatch notes Deputy sheriffs seek F Drew Caminetti after grand jury indicted him for abandoning minor children following an elopement to Reno with Maury Diggs Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris Bench warrants issued Diggs believed in Berkeley Caminetti in Sacramento but not located District Attorney Wachhorst says pursuit for local prosecution with McNab aid planned.
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Sacramento
F. Drew Caminetti
Reno
Maury Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Caminetti
Diggs
Berkeley
Wachhorst
McNab
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Attorney General
Is Wanted
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Mann
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Noom Promise
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Detics
Iiax
Mrs. Caminetti
M'Nab
Illinois
Tallman
Commercial Club
Judge Lovett
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