President Roosvelt backs graduated income and inheritance tax
Norfolk Va June 10 President Rooseeelt returning to Jamestown exposition with Georgia day events and Mayflower voyage speaks for a progressive inheritance tax and a workable income tax. He argues for universal fairness, cites France and Britain, and urges limits on fortunes while defending self reliance and need for modern laws for children and labor.
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State Building
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National Editorial Association
Central Home
Mayors Resigning as South France Wine Revolt Grows
Paris reports show wine growing population uprising spreading across border towns. Mayors resign en masse to pressure Parliament over tax relief while government braces for wider disorder and protests amid mounting economic strain.
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France
Montpelier
Warlike Japanese Seen in Conspiracy Report
Judge Sanborn of the U S circuit court signed an order late Saturday afternoon naming a receiver. George F P Hull of Indianapolis arrived in Chicago to take control of the company offices in the Monadnock building, confirming the action.
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United States Circuit Court
George Fp, Hull
Indianapolis
Chicago
Monadnock Building
Trains Roll On New Schedules From Local Station
New trains make initial runs on Rock Island and Burlington routes. St Louis Southeasten Special and Minnesota Special depart at earlier or later times with cafe cars and en route meals. Denver service begins with minor schedule shifts while No 5 No 52 and No 47 adjust departure times.
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Denver
Oklahoma leaders claim governorship as primaries tally
Guihirie Oklahoma June 10 results from Democratic primaries show Haskell of Muskogee and Lee Cruce of Ardmore each claiming the governorship by about 10,000 votes. For U S senators, Robert L Owen of Muskogee and Ray Hoffman of Chandler appear to have won nominations by safe pluralities. Owen is one eighth Cherokee.
Eddy case sent to master in chancery in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire June 16 Judz Chamberlain ordered Mrs Ma Baker G Eddys competency determined by master in chancery with the action brought by relatives for accounting of Mrs dys property
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Exposition City Escapes Disaster In Virginia Beach Blaze
Norfolk June 10 A hotel at Virginia Beach suffered a major fire with over fifty guests evacuated. Two necro camb raids target the Norfolk and Southern Railroad depot, which was destroyed. Losses estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Barne| Tod
Southert
Federal Court Takes Over Chicago New York Air Line
United States court assumed control of the Chicago New York Electric Air Line after a receiver arrived to oversee the company. The firm has laid only a few miles of track for its planned Chicago to New York passenger service.
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Chicago-New York Electric Air Line
United States Court
New York
Judge Dunn Wins Seat on the Supreme Bench
Bloomington Illinois June 10 Judge F K Dunne of Charleston the Republican nominee was elected Saturday to the Minors supreme court from the Third judicial district to succeed Judge Jacob W Wilkin of Danville His term runs to 1915 with a majority over Democrat nominee Judge Creighton estimated at 11900
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Danville
Creighton
Results of Examination Highest Finals Grades Named
County Superintendent S J Ferguson announces the top ranks from township final exams held May 10. Florence Brasbar Katherine Neuffer Bessie Gloor and Herbert Garrity lead in their districts with first or second grades, representing South Rock Island Coe Edina Hampton South Moline Rural Bowling Edgington Andalusia and Drury Arizona Watson among others.
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Coe
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Herbert Garrity
Coal Valley
Cordova
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Hampton
Blanche Goody
Thomas Chambers
South Moline
Valiey
Reverend Hedley Hall Will Quit Moline Unitarian Church
Rev Hedley Hall pastor of Firth Unitarian church in Moline for the last year announced to his congregation he would not consider a call for another year. Trustees voted to ask him to reconsider.
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Hedley Hall
Firth Unitarian Church
Anti American Agitation Said to Be for Political Effect
Tokio June 1 Viscount Tani leader of the opposition and Ku Imamoto defender in Satsuma rebellion is quoted saying if diplomacy fails the only option is arms against the United States. He claims America will yield due to its commercial spirit though public sentiment is uncertain.
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House of Peers
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Satsuma
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America
Hochi
Japan
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Boxers Are Again Active in China News from Victoria
Victoria June 16 The steamer Bellewton has brought news of a revival of boxerism in north China Heavy loss of life is reported from Keilwin Kwangsi in south China after part of a large walled city subsided causing shops and dwellings to collapse and be buried to the second story
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China
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Kwangsi
South China
CabreraKilled No Confirmation Report on Guatemala President
New York June 10 Up to 10 today no confirmation had been received of the report that President Cabrera of Guatemala was assassinated. This report came by way of Mexico last night. War in Asia Teheran June 10 It is reported Hissam Mulk rebellious prince attacked Salar El Dowleh governor of Luristan near Hidavendi western Persia Saturday but was compelled to retreat with heavy losses. Start Long Race Pekin June 10 Three French no Dutch and one Italian motor cars started this morning in the Pekin to Paris trace.
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