Tiff rates are lowest on record
Washington report notes six weeks of tariff debate with Underwood bill in the Senate nearing caucus. Free list expected to include meats flour wool sugar eventually, aiming to lower living costs, while GOP plans six weeks of debate and amendments. Senate finance committee meets today on tax and administrative features as party lines loom.
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Nose Made From His Rib Wows Baltimore at St Joseph's
Adam Williams, a Pittsburgh brakeman, leaves St Joseph's hospital with a new nose crafted from his rib by surgeons. The remarkable operation shows advances in reconstructive techniques and the use of autologous rib grafts.
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Union and Confederate Veterans Unveil Memorial in Indiana
In Indianapolis on June 10 veterans from both sides gathered at the state capitol rotunda for the unveiling of a bronze bust memorial to Col. Richard Given, Camp Morton commander. The $3000 tribute, funded by former Camp Morton prisoners, honored a Union soldier shaped by Confederate veterans. Gov. Ralston welcomed attendees as Gen. Bennett H. Young presented the memorial, with Vice President Thomas R. Marshall accepting on behalf of Indiana. Speakers included S A Cunningham, Bryan of Indiana University, Purdue’s Stone, and sculptor Belle Kinney.
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New York
Trouserine Substitutes Stir Chicago Dress Debate
Chicago Dres makers' association pitches trouserine as a substitute for tight and slashed skirts. The ankle length pantaloons feature filmy drapery hiding the open cut, allowing women to mount streetcar steps with dignity. In another note, red pop at a ball game kills James Linglater and seriously injures Edward Fay.
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Militant funeral plans and police move in London
Scotland Yard weighs banning the huge public funeral planned for Emily Wilding Davison amid militant suffragette tensions. Miss Davison died after an incident at Epsom Derby, with hundreds visiting her coffin and Christabel Pankhurst sending a tribute. Seven suffragettes face trial at Old Bailey as fire damage at Hurst Park is blamed on militants.
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Indictments in West Virginia Coal Fields Probe
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds awaits an official report from United States Attorney Waugh on the Saturday indictment of West Virginia coal field officials and others for Sherman anti trust violations. Justice officials say press publication was the first notice to them. A careful evidence analysis will determine whether to pursue prosecution amid the senate inquiry.
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Wreck Kills Woman, Daughter, Two Trainmen in Virginia
A Norfolk and Western freight wreck near Cleveland Virginia killed a woman named Mrs. Sarah Owens and her 17 year old daughter who were asleep in a home crushed by the downed train. Engine crew members Gillespie and Stewart died under the engine while the other engine crew escaped with serious injuries.
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