Taft's Annual Message Highlights Economy and Tariff Debate
President Taft's annual message to Congress emphasizes government economy, forest Reserve reviews, Panama Canal funding, tariff policy, and post office reforms. He urges impartial study of production costs, contemplates canal fortification, and supports the parcels post while defending conservation and naval yard reforms. He notes foreign relations and arbitration gains with Great Britain as key diplomatic progress.
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Washington
Taft
Fla
Panama Canal
Stannery
Utcavon
Amfricas Eoromtercet
Phas Witaedt
Secretary of the Navy
United Staties
Atatex
Great Britain
Jynet
Britain
Reunion of Lawmakers Opens Briefly Amid Mourning
The gathering of lawmakers opened with sadness as several members had died in recent months. The senate met briefly while the house stayed longer, as cheers welcomed Speaker Clark and remarks honored the fallen and remembered colleagues.
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Wes
Congress
Senate
Polit
I. Galleria
Walle
Champ Clark
Rextabeak
Liberals Retain Power in London Election Returns
London results show Liberal coalition with 27 seats and Labor 14, Nationalists 18, totaling opposition 117 against the Unionist 116. Outcome confirms Liberals hold power. question is whether their margin grows or shrinks. Immigration commission report urges restricting skilled labor entry.
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London
Dashiding Libersls
Labor
Unioniaie
Libers
Wilt
Pelea
Wajorit
Aes Tate
GEES
Ieee Ie
Banke
Immigration ‘ Commission
Congress
Tragic Fire Claims Infant in Montana Ranch Home
A ten month old baby of Mrs Daisy Clark perished in a granary blaze on a ranch near Yates Montana. Mrs Clark attempted a rescue but was driven back by flames surrounding the cradle. Only the infant's skull remained after the fire consumed the dwelling.
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Yates
Mont
Daisy Clark
Olsre
Clark
Aerial Tramway Failure Claims Idaho Man
J C Vermillion, 30, dies in plausible drowning after improvised aerial tramway breaks near Twin Falls Idaho over Snake River. No witnesses. broken wire cited. Widow and four children left behind.
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Twin Fells
Idaho
Snake River
Auger Falla
J.C. Vermillion
Vermillon
Mirier
Hunter Gored Ty Deer in Libby Mont
In Libby Montana a hunter killed a deer after it gored him in the side. Hicks knocked the deer down then was charged at as it rose wounded, and he shot it dead. Portlend Maine post election results show Portland Democratic victory over Republicans with 1985 votes and a Republican city council shift.
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Libby
Mont
Sinte
Fortland
Oakley
C. Cubtis
Madison native named execution secretary in tariff council
Unclear text suggests a Madison native known for newspaper work is appointed execution secretary of a national tariff body. mentions a Monday action and a proposed vote in a United States Senate chamber. Exact names and dates are garbled in the OCR.
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Washington
Thomas
W. “Brahagy
Madison
Untitled fragment from an interrupted page
Obscure OCR fragment with scrambled words and names. The readable portion hints at a note about people and places but no clear event or entities to verify.
Wils-Aer te play in bold, quirky seafaring tale
A garbled OCR fragment describes a playful maritime scene with gulls and a crew. It mentions a young seaplane, old words, and a dull retelling. The readable parts suggest a whimsical nautical setting and partial dialogue.
Campaign Against Combines Shows Indictments in Federal Case
Attorney General Walkersbaim targets a broad anti trust push with indictments returned by a federal grand jury against cen huie Bras and thirty two others. The action centers on control of 85 percent of enamel ironware output. Civil suit originated in Baltimore with hearings in Chicago Pittsburgh and New York within forty days. Proceedings arise under the Sherman anti trust law.
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Walkersbaim
Vetroittus
Cen Huie Bras
United States
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Red Cross Flourishing Under Taft Leadership
President Taft presided at the annual Red Cross meeting declaring New York City has already raised 500,050 toward the 2,000,000 endowment fund. Taft praised Mabel Boardman for active leadership while Charles D. Norton reported on receipts and expenditures. The society holds about 124,623 in hand, with total funds near 15,000 in the last year.
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Washington
Taft
American Red Cross
New York City
Es Itu
Red Cross
Mize Mabel Bosrdmsa
Charles D. Norton
Red Croes
Juvenile case and political arrest report in brief
Parents file complaint about 11 year old May Stark showing refusal to rise or eat amid home duties. In a separate note, a Mexican congressman and journalist faces a warrants action in Mexico, extradition proceedings noted amid government representations.
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Denver
May Stark
May
Washington
Scongresa
Iuc
Mexico
Jention
Renault
Ithering
Gatniniatration
Federal government appropriations estimates and totals
The Treasury secretary VeVeagh reported to Congress that the total appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1932, reach 746 414 681 dollars, compared with estimates of 745 067 397 dollars and appropriations of 206 294 813 dollars for the current year. Census costs exceed 126 dollars and post deficiencies total 19 600 000 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Paris committee bids for women’s voting rights in local offices
A Paris chamber committee led by Ferdinand Bury Rédical reports on Tuesday a bill advocating communal rights for women and their participation in local and depart elections, aiming to influence municipal and wage-office elections.
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Paris
Chamber
Molephiles
Ferdinand Bury Rédical
aNigigen Conseilors
Saris
Fragmentary crime note mentions arrests for robbery
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Calvin Exele Silvester Bevton and Edger Baus linked to robbery charges. The text references arrests at a Double Branch area and mentions A la Calving and negroes in a confusing fragment about a crime, with unrelated political pork barrel discussions in Washington.
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Athtung
Ter
Santor Evil
Calvin Exele
Silvester
Bevton
Authonses
Edger Baus
Eddy dies at 89 founder of Christian Science
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, died at Chestnut Hill aged 89 after a nightfall death likely from pneumonia and natural causes. District medical examiner Dr. George L Went stated no physician was present. she had been ill about nine days and was surrounded by household students. Former Senator Chandler, Eddy’s counsel, values her fortune at 2 million dollars and says it would go to Christian Science.
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Eddy
Quinby
Abe
Ben Woater
Owal
Boiler Explosion Kills Three on Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake City reports a Denver and Rio Grande train wreck near Soldier Summit Utah, killing engineer Goodale fireman Spears and Stakeman Mathes. The blast hurled the boiler and engine parts, with bodies mangled beyond recognition. Cause unknown, possibly low water and cold water emergency.
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Salt Lake City
Goodale
Spears
Math ‘S
Denver & Rio Grande
Soldier Summit
Utah
China Prepares for War With Military Reforms
China moves to expand and improve the army and pay system and reorganize the navy department. Princess Buna, uncle of the emperor, appointed president of the navy department after a landmark visit to the United States. The army general staff will be modernized.
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Peking
China
Payy
Shrime
Adicia
Navy Department
Navy
Buna
United ‘States
Naw Department
Train disaster near Paso causes brakeman death
A freight train derailed east of Paso, killing the brakeman and injuring others. Oliver was found blown from the track while Archibald and colleagues locate the wreckage amid ongoing investigation and repairs.
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Paso
Pexus
Atreight
É& Pachic Railroad
Woman At Center Of Alleged Attack Near Home
Report says Bertha Woodworth, daughter of W. Woodworth, was attacked by Lford B. Shafer at her residence. She sustained injuries believed serious, with Shafer later fatally injuring himself after a confrontation. The couple had been briefly engaged before the engagement was broken.
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Howton
Tex
Bertha Woodworthy
W. Wi. Woodworth
Meiner
Texas Gil Company
Lford B. Shafer
Kets End
Rhatley
Woodwworth
Countess and Party Die in Railroad Crossing Crash
Countess de Nichola her son and the chauffeur were killed when their auto failed to stop at a railroad crossing. An express train struck the vehicle as it was crossing near Lemana. The tragedy also involves the vehicle’s operators in charge.
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Lemana
Incomplete historical decree sparks clerical tensions
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a debated decree related to papal authority and regional clerical factions in a country segment. The text mentions Alepah and terms implying church and state conflict. Further readable details are limited and unclear.
Idaho News Summary From Early State Years
Governor Brady accepts resignation of State Bank Commissioner William Gruse. Idaho admits Idavo as third state to join the American Automobile Association. Women progress with Boise probation officer appointment after four years. Shoshone Falls painting to return to Idaho capital. Infantile paralysis appears near Nampa and injuries occur in Boise region. Prison pardons and legal decisions noted. court rulings affect land and lumber interests. Population and agricultural notes include Twin Falls and Clearwater region.
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Idavo
American Automobilg Associativy
James H. Brady Hoe
State Bank
Wiliam &. .Gruse
Boise
King Hill Irrigation & Power Company
King Hill Extension Irrigation Company
Bolae
Charles J. Rounds
Fred
Gambolio
al Armatrong
Betes
Balbria
Téothitta
Cambridge
John Fleming
Dengford
Fleming
Supreme Court
Lewiston
Billah Wharton
Wharton
Meridian
Bolsa
Sherif Frank Bresbears
Jeff Caldwell
Chicago
Governor Deneen
Eugene Stewart
Stewart
Idaho
Ifahe
Prank
Eolas
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