26 Rum Bottles Found in Annex of the Capitol
Washington June 5 A local paper prints a photo of 26 empty quart whiskey bottles collected in one day by janitors on one floor of the house office building. Congressmen react with surprise noting about 160 bottles a month on that floor. Speaker Clark defends members while Dry Member Randall calls for broad prohibition enforcement. Representative Fess suggests an investigation.
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Washington
House
Congress
Clark
Capitol
Randall
District of Columbia
Fess
Ohio
Delaplain Sells Properties and Local Notices
Brief personals list various locals including Delaplain selling properties and ads urging contact before buying city property or farms. Mentions George Lange back from Galveston shipbuilding, Dr. Green Occidental building, Miss Lilly Stahl visiting Quincy, and a KC Choral Club benefit concert. Also notes absences, visits, medical ads, and community events with names, places, and dates.
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Delaplain
George Lange
Galveston
Texas
Dr. Green
Occidental
Lilly Stahl
Fowler
Quincy
K. C. Choral Club
Polylimnia Club
K. C. War Camp Fund
Quincy College
20Th and Vine
Donald Carley
Earl Cordsieman
College of Pharmacy
Chicago
Pendleton
Stern
H. S. Wells
Peoria
Bushnell
Harrison
Majestic Building
Elizabeth Menke
Walnut Alley
Newcomb Hotel
K. C
Quincy College Auditorium
Sarah F. Withers
Soldiers’ Home
Charles Warren Fairbanks Dies in Indiana Home
Charles Warren Fairbanks, prominent Indiana Republican and later U.S. vice president, died at his Indiana home after a career as a lawyer, journalist, and political organizer. Early life in Ohio Wesleyan, AP agent in Pittsburgh, CPAC rally organizer for Greeley, long Indiana political aide, U.S. Senator 1897 to 1905, then Roosevelt ticket vice president, later a Taft nomination bid.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Fairbanks
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Ohio
Carpenter
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Verace Greeley
Cleveland
Cornelia Cole
Indianapolis
Walter O. Gresham
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Party
St. Louis
William McKinley
United States Senate
McKinley
United States and British Joint Commission
Philadelphia
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. Fr. Taft
Red Faber to enlist in navy at Great Lakes
Chicago star Red Faber of the American League team will leave the club tonight to enlist in the Navy at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. The veteran pitcher, hero of the last world championship series, will begin service in the near future. A literary aside notes that women sometimes feel unworthy of their husbands in novels.
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Chicago
Urban
Red" Faber
Faber
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
May Modify Order Increasing Rates
Washington June Steps to modify the order raising freight rates 25 per cent to retain differentials and remove discrimination against certain business interests or localities were taken by the railroad administration. Many changes may be made before June 25 when the higher rates take effect. Representatives of public utilities commissions from about thirty states conferred with Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad administration officials to draft recommendations to eliminate injustices in intrastate rates and will discuss them Thursday with Director General McAdoo.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Public Utilities Commissions
Interstate Commerce Communiism
Railroad
McAdoo
Hancock Court Orders In Partition and Foreclosure Actions
Judge Harry Waggoner presiding at Hancock circuit court June term issues orders in multiple cases. Starriet Stevens v Hutton approves partition with commissioners. Durant v Summers approves deed and partial distribution. Damron v Caldwell final distribution and docket strike. Nelson v Chambers partition and final distribution with docket strike. Alberson et al v Wilcox bill to quiet title dismissed. Ross v Ross and Evertson appearance filed. Hull executor v Hull foreclosure costs paid and dismissed. Tiradshaw v Pracshaw partition deed and solicitor fees set. La Harpe Loan v Butcher foreclosure sale report approved. Cannon v Perry Penick foreclosure sale report approved.
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Carthage
Harry Waggoner
Hancock Circuit Court
Starriet Stevens
Harry H. Hutton
J. T. Durant Et al
H. A. Summers
Martha Ann Damron
Tee E. Caldwell
Buhl
Lora A. Nelson
Hattie J. Chambers
William E. Alberson
John R. Wilcox
Charles D. Ross
Wm. T. Ress
James L. Ross
Mary C. Evertson
Clarence P. Hull
Thomas KE. Wu
la Harpe Loan and Building Association
James D. Butcher
A. W. Cannon
David Perry Penick
Frank Seger
George B. Tilton
Costa
Complex Illinois suits outline quiet title and injunction motions
The record lists several Illinois cases including Isfeld v Wilcox a bill to quiet title with WarSaw School District appearing and to answer. Central Illinois Public Service Co. v City of Carthage injunction with demurrer. Lee County Savings Bank v Vass and Gracey assumpsit with motion to require bond for costs due by June 10 1913. McCord Brady Co v Popel Giller Co an action for damages with a rule on plaintiff to file bill of particulars.
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William E. Alberts
John R Wilcox
Board of Education of
Warsaw
Central Illinois Public Service Co
City of Carthage
Lee County Savings Bank
B. A. Vass
McCord Brady Co
Popel-Giller Co
Vote Of Confidence To French Premier Clemen ceau
Paris June 5 Premier Clemenceau after addressing the chamber of deputies Tuesday afternoon received a vote of confidence in the government of 77 to 110. He noted notices of interpolations on the military situation but could not reply. He said explanations could not be given now and an investigation is under way, though so far nothing has been revealed.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Class One Used Up in June Draft Calls
Springfield, NL June 5 class one men in Illinois will be used up to fill the June draft, reports show. About 28,500 selectmen entrain June 24 while 4,234 leave for technical training June 15. 1,681 remain in class one. On June 1 there were 34,115 class one men including farmers deferred for agriculture reasons. No new guidance on readiness of today's registrants for induction before class two. Quotas for the June 24 call will be announced by Adjutant General Dickson today.
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Springfield
Illinois
Dickson
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertisement urges women prone to worry and the blues to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims a few weeks of treatment with the root and herb remedy will revitalize the system and strengthen the body. Mentions life, sleep, and water-drinking factors as aids.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Fred Dietz
Stannus
Hampshire St
Orlinda Heidman
Clay Center
Morganville
Kan
William Heidbreder
Crown Point
Ind
Women's Labor League
Sadie R. McBride
Grace Whipple
Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
St. Patrick's
St. Peter’s Hall
Hampshire
Kellogg's
Berrie
Red Faber
Hancock
Slocum
Slocum’s
Cash
Stern Bldg
Franklin County
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling Co
8Th and
York
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