Taft In Fight Over Rules Amid Tariff Push
Washington. President Taft dodged clear statements on the insurgent move to revise House rules as leaders push the tariff bill. Insurgents Gardner Madison and Nelson pressed for change while pledging no filibuster if defeated. Payne of New York said the tariff bill could be ready to report on the first day, but chaos in the House could alter plans.
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Washington
Taft
House
Mr. Payne
New York
Committee On
Sol
Messrs. Gardner
Massachusetts
Madison
Kansas
Nelson
Wisconsin
Mr. Gardner
Ways and Means
Payne
White House
Mrs Leavitt Divorced After Parental Objections
Ruth Bryan Leavitt eldest daughter of William J. Bryan won a divorce from W H Leavitt in Lincoln Nebraska court. Judge Cornish granted custody of the two children. Leavitt had painted the Bryan portrait and lived in Paris. No defense was offered.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ruth Bryan-Leavitt
William J. Bryan
W.H. Leavitt
Miners Strike Looms as Leaders Meet in Philadelphia
New York reports that peace or war may hinge on union leaders and operators meeting at the Reading Company offices in Philadelphia. If unions insist on demands rejected three years ago, a strike is likely. operators say official recognition, shorter hours, and a yearly pact cannot be granted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Piles cure claims and common ads in mixed prose
An OCR fragment blends humor, advice, and advertisements. It features lines about trust and marriage, a six to fourteen day pile cure with PAZO OINTMENT, Lewis' single binder cigars, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup, Allen's Foot Ease, and a Livy quote, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century advertising tone.
State Happenings in Illinois Chronicle Summary
A nurse of fragments reports on a fatal subway rail incident in Kewanee where Roy Green narrowly escaped a collision after discovering a man trapped under a train. Other items note mistreatment allegations against A. D. Cassidy, a federal bootlegging trial of Charles Mullen, abduction cases, philanthropy tied to James Millikin University, and local notices of crime, births, real estate activity, and farm transfers across Illinois towns including Danville, Decatur, Bloomington, and Pana.
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A. D. Cassidy
Paul Vanderberg
Danville
Charles Mullen
Savoy
Champaign County
Mullen
Carlinville
Paul Raymond
St. Joseph
R. L. Jones
Raymond
Daisy Crowder
Decatur
James Millikin
Orlando
Fla
James Millikin University
Hewanee
Chicago
Union National Bank
Sterning
Thirteenth
Lowden
Frank Ramsay
Morrison
W. W. Krape
Freeport
Fred Francis
Indiana Harbor Railroad Company
Edward Beckman
New Polish University
St. Stanislaus College
St. John Cantius Parish
Postal Savings Bank League
First National Bank
Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Benton
Byrle Somers
I. L. Somers
Here
Mount Morris
Bloomington
McLean County
Kilbourne
Thomas W. Brent
Kewanee
Henry County
Charles E. Brown
Pana
James McKittrick
Tower Hill
Bliss Farm
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Bryan
Maude
Percy
Josiah
Mariah
Mirachar
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Allen
Livy
Dodds
Guare
Orchard Highlands
Bigelow, Ark
Little Rock and
Hot Springs
E. A. Cummings & CO
Dearborn St
Chicago, Il
Land Commissioners Fourche River Valley
American Electric Co
State St
California
Ulareto
Pacific Land Co
W. A. Iden
Spohn Medical CO
Spohn
Peersure
Food Valley
Ewing
Neb
Talboy
Sioux City
Suite 401
Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg
Watson E. Z- Coleman
Crescent Mfg. Co
Seattle
Oklahoma
Kay and
Noble Counties
Carson & Son
Ponca City
Okla
Texas
Mowrey & Doyle
Flatiron Ridg
Fort Worth
Edward K. Cass
Georgetown
Colorado
Paige
W. Pinniger
Sanger
Apsa Roe Drug CO
Quincy
Illinole
Joe
Decor
THE
Centaur Company
Bears
USA
Castoria
Germany
Europe
William
Wermeay
Rhine
Agricultural College
Minnesota
Oderbrucker
Wis
North Dakota
America
Aldi
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