Senate Moves to Probe Lorimer Seat Controversy
The Senate considers two paths to investigate Senator Lorimer of Illinois over his claim to the seat. La Follette and Olffingham push resolutions for a special committee inquiry, while Dillingham backs a substitute directing the elections committee to investigate. Democratic leaders generally back the Dillingham plan, with party and Republican members debating the best approach.
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Washington
Loriner
Illinois
Duinevam
la Follette
Senate
Wade
Ilinois
Thke
Ue Columillee
Reynbllenu
Committee On Privilees and
Electicos
Seastar Dillinghiam
Elections Committee
Jnmire
la Bollette
la Follette Seasure
Dillingtiam
Peace news and tensions in Mexico after treaty signing
Reports from Mexico City indicate mixed reactions to a recent Maderist agreement. While peace measures renew, some members of the Cigarette Party face deposition and threaten another revolution. Officials hope a stable order will emerge, though opposition may mobilize vigorously.
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Norberly
Mexico
Mexico City
Cigatteo
Fier Biuilera
Fragmented notices mix in 1930s legal and market items
A fragmented newspaper page item lists various notices and brief items. It mentions Joseph Le Malone’s return after years as legally declared dead, bonds arriving at the treasury, a divorce filing by Irene Osgoul, trade and legal matters in Chicago and Pittsburgh, a Sioux City stock market query, and an attempted hanging case in an Indiana county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Joseph
le Malone
Government Files Broad Antitrust Suit Against Lumber Trust
New York reports a sweeping U S antitrust action led by Attorney General Wickersham accusing a lumber trust of conspiring to raise prices and block wholesale to consumer sales. Some 750 defendants including trade associations and officers face the suit in U S district court, with government officials vowing to pursue criminal actions where evidence warrants.
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New York
Sweepire
Scuss
Noval
Sterman
Wickershaim
United States
Mbar Trust
Brat and Trust
Supreme Coart
Standard Ol Company
Cits
Irving Ten
Eastern Stater Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Duildtoe
Wastechaster
Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Connecticut
Rhone Island
Retail Labermen’s Association of
Baltimore
oMiers
New Jersey Lumfarmen's Protective Association of
Philadelphia
Smd
Lumber Exchange
District of Columbia
Wickersham
Clark Sle Kercher
Galers
Retatlers
Washington
Department of Justice
Wietersham
Streets strewn with dead in Cuernavaca clash
Report from Cuernavaca describes a fierce battle southeast of Ler a between federal forces led by Colonel Munguia and rebels under Colonel Zepats. Fugitives say Clautla’s streets are full of dead and wounded as a commission carries news of a halted armistice. General Figueroy is moving 2,000 rebel troops toward Teusa.
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
Guage
Lera
Munguia
Zepats
Liere Cay
Clautla
Cusutta
Figueroy Ia
Teusla
Plea Entered in Kidnapping Case In Nevada New Mexico
Mogera pleaded guilty to kidnapping Waldo Togers grandson of Henry Le Waldorf a general salaried treasurer for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe raft road. Joe Wiggins an ex convict and alleged accomplice also pleaded guilty in the case with a tainted past linked to the crime.
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Hae Vegas
N. M
Will Mogera
Waldo Togers
Henry le Waldorf
Sallelter
Atchison, Tafteks & Santa Fe
Joe Wiggins
Togers
C’ Rullty
Five Fort In Frain Crash Near Lafayette Train Wreck Injures Five
The fast mail train No 24 on the Big Four running between Chicago and Cincinnati was wrecked three miles east of Lafayette Indiana. A yard freight locomotive going 35 miles per hour collided with the passenger train injuring five persons.
Fire Chief of New Orleans Kills Himself
New Orleans fire chief Thomas O Connor died by suicide, ending his life at the department headquarters. The tragedy shocks the city and raises questions about stress within the fire service and leadership.
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New Orleans
Thomas O'Conner
War Minister Dead in Paris Aerial Crash
Aviator Train and passenger escaped with minor injuries when their airplane overturned in strong winds at Issy Les Moulineaux at the start of a Paris to Madrid air race. Premier Monis, Minister Henri de la Mourthe, and war minister Henri Berteaus died or were fatally injured as the machine demolished spectators and officials.
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Paris
Henri Maurica Berteaus
Antoine I
Louis
Frendes
Brance
Jwitc ‘Ster
Interior
An+ luine, Jr
Henri Ple
Nourthe
motioplAno
Tralo
Issy Les Alulineaux
Pacis
Madrid
Aistanve Fs
Agtersat
Issy
Seld
Parta
Heloront Park
New Fork
Haggars
Yul Fos
Premier Monis
Antoine
Migister Herteaus
Henri de la Mourthe
France
Demand U S Probe Motion Sparks Senate Critique
A heated session in the Hingis state senate saw adoption of four resolutions urging the federal senate to act on the Helio Inves gating committee report. It cites alleged bribery and corruption involving Senator William Larimer and calls out colleagues who supported Albert J. Hopkins. An amendment criticizes several senators and a second resolution seeks an extended inquiry into Senators John Frederick, Slaison CG Pemberton. Lieutenant Governor Oglesby criticized the effort as extending beyond the legislature’s life. The measure was defeated 23.
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John Frederick
Slaison
CG Pemberton
Oglesby
Mary Gardens Kissed During Public Kissing Bee in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Mary Gardens and Charles F. Lummis entertained a public kissing bee. Lummis, back from Central America, joked about Garden's fame as he retched the table and applauded as Gardens kissed him on both cheeks and sang a song, the crowd cheering.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gangut Ehib Werd
Mary Garde
Charles F. Lummis
Audienc
Tammig
Central America
Arden of Rien
Miss Garden
Miss Garten
Supreme Court revokes contempt sentences in labor case
Wastington DC Supreme Court reverses prison terms for Pyealtent Same Gompers Vice President John Mitch ll and Secretary Frank Mort soi of the American Federation of Labor. Case remanded to district court as the high court reopens the dispute. Also reported is an accidental stabbing at Grace church in Lima Ohio.
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Lildattye
Suprema Court
District of Columbia
Pyealtent
Gompers
John Mitch@ll
Frank Mortsoi
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
District Supreme Court
Ead
Serlour
Lima
John L. Cotner
Leat High School
Itatel
Grace Church
Ohio Senator Pleads Not Guilty in Corruption Charge
Senator Crafford of Uarrell county arraigned before Judge Kinkead in Springfield on a $200 bribe allegation connected to the Onto Autehera and Groceva association. pleaded not guilty as WY Cook and others are named in the case.
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Ohio
Arrabunsd
Columbus
Crafford
Uarrell County
Renand
Cotvnting
Wy, Af
Cook
Springfeld
Onto Autehera’ and Groceva’ Association
Kinkead
Aged Financier Dies by Own Hand in Central Park
Col Henry Selzas, noted financier and director in several major industrial firms, committed suicide in Central Park by shooting. He was a longtime Nominaler and prominent figure in New York finance.
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New York
Col
Henry
Selzas
Central Park
Disbarment Probe Fails Against Attorney General
The supreme court disclosed the disbarment proceedings against Attorney General Johnson. It found the testimony did not sustain the charges and the case proceeded to no conviction.
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Pierre
Supreme Court
Johnson
Imperial Conference Opens With Dominion Premiers
London hosts the first official imperial conference of the new voluntary premiers from Australia Canada South Africa New Zealand and the king and cabinet to discuss defense trade and empire reform. Delegates debate replacing overseas trade preference with contributions to imperial naval and local defense while Australia moves to rescind a provision and New Zealand backs resolutions on an imperial council and colonial administration reform.
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London
England
Commonwealth of Australi
Dominion of Canada
Union of South Africa
Dominion of New Zealand
Voverclan
Yolouta
Hla Engtact
Lu Iteiy Dispatcher To the Home Goverment, Whiu
Union of
Washipelon
Ottawa
Canada
Ministry
South Africa
Pins
Lord Gladstace
Imperial Coufereure
Leen
Ms Majesty
Australia
New Zealand
Imperiau ‘Council
Atice
Peace Agreement Signed as Mexican Hostilities Cease
Juarez officials announced a peace pact signed at the customs house ending six months of civil conflict. The deal omits rebel influence on state governors and cabinet picks, while Diaz and Corral are to resign this month as fighting ends. Reports from Torreón describe a rebel victory with at least 200 federal soldiers killed.
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Juarez
Mex
Mexico
Yravicional
Diaz
Corral
Lareda
Torrean
Waleh
Cea
Osborn Boosts Canada Reciprocity Push in Michigan
Governor Chase and Osborn urged the reciprocity program in Washington meeting. Michigan voters and state leaders showed strong support, with 95 percent of Michiganians backing it and 57 percent of the nation’s newspapers favoring. At Michigan State Agricultural College debate, 3,100 students and farmers voted 2 to 1 for reciprocity. Police reform in Warwick noted as a unique case with a three-member board governing a two-man force under Governor Pothier.
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Washington
D. C
Chase &. Osborne
Young and Son
Micigan
Michigan
Michiann State Agricultural College
Facalty
al“ Farmers” Toys
Thig
Warwick
Ila
Pothier
Damage Hits U S Dam On Colorado River
Damage to government built dam near Hee Rivers on the Colorado River totals two hundred thousand dollars already done by the sirfam. The United States government completed the dam and the loss is reported in Yuma.
Melts Steel Away Uses Blowpipe to Cut Pillars in Chicago
A Chicago newspaper notes the use of pure oxygen with acetylene in a blowpipe to melt inch-thick steel rapidly, enabling removal of elevated steel pillars on La Salle Street. The device reportedly shatters strong metals, and scientists claim no criminal use has been recorded. discusses synthetic gemstones and industrial applications.
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Chicago
Heice Rivenay
Naper
Tut Street
Pew la Salle Street
Juwulee
Tratore Ik
Snubs Women Wearing Feathers in Albany Plan
Mrs. Ralph Waldo Livian, author, has long avoided women who wear birds’ feathers. A legislative group on the Hill seeks to curb the trade in aigrettes and forest bird plumes. Mrs. Trine advocates strict feather bans to protect millinery fashion.
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Albany
N. Y
Ralph Waldo
Fvian
Trine
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Charles Pigott Marsey
Robert Lerhetough Ehecard
Nother
United States District Court
Freaklin
Pitteburg
Paul HW. Prankin
Thember
Secomitiva Comne
Sioux City
Sion City
Lumber Congress
St. Louis
Famber Trades Collegress
Geversi Wickuishan
Caries
Wiliam Hall, Jr
Mat Bashar
Sues Lumber
Eng Trust
Sayers
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Maurise Berteaux
Avatar
Aleshis
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