Chicago Man Drops Bead in Hotel Johnston
Chas E Taylor chief Chicago real estate man with 32 N Clark St died suddenly in the Johnston Hotel basement washroom in South Haven Michigan last evening about 8 45. He had driven from Bloomingdale after a news deal and planned to return to Chicago. Coroner and police found no marks of violence and a verdict of death from unknown causes. His body was sent to Chicago after a lodge brother and friends arrived. His wife and a Nashville mother are noted.
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Chas. E. Taylor
Chicago
City
North
Clark St
Johnston
Bloomingdale
Eugene Harwood
A. D. Williams
N. L. Goodrich
G. F. Young
J. L. Quigley
John C. Sweet
South Haven
Mich
N. Clark Street
Hotel
Hotel Pine
C. E. Taylor
Earl Hemenway
Clifton Fe
Archie
Bloceringdale
Mr. Taylor
Charles E. Taylor
I. W. Cranmer
Michigan Central
Mr. Cranmer
Knights Pythias
Frank M. Burroughs
Cranmer
Taylor
Busness
Senate probes tariff lobby as Wilson praises vigilance
Washington June 2 The Senate opens hearings on the tariff bill facing a broad, organized lobby. Senators hear diverging definitions of lobbyist and name J S McMurray as an example amid claims of improper approaches by tariff interests. Six senators testifying in the first session said little of their personal talks on tariff matters. Ashurst and Bernhardt cited McMurray. Mrs Boughton travels to Bangor for her mother’s illness.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
JS. McMurray
Brigton
Ashurst
Bernhoth
McMurray
Boughton
Bangor
George Spaulding
Memorial Day Observed in South Haven with Service
Memorial Day activities in South Haven included cemetery visits by G A R members, firing squads, and veteran burials at McDowell Stephenson and Chambers cemeteries. A large Congregational church service featured readings, a speaker from Chicago, and a Lincoln Gettysburg Address recitation, ending with a benediction.
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McDowell
Stephenson
Chambers
Relief Corps
Boy Scouts
Lake View
Congregational Church
T. E. Bishop
Ost
W. S. Bradley
South
England
Lincely
Webster
Calhoun
Springfield
Wilson Men Liet Places Wilson Men Lie t Places
Washington June 2 Radical reorganization of the Banking and Currency committee to handle the currency reform bill is the key change in assignments shown to the democratic caucus by the House Ways and Means committee. Carter Glass is named chairman. Underwood had signaled a Wilson aligned panel. Other chairmen include Clayton Rivers Sparkman Flood Hay Padgett Lewis and Beakes taking posts on post offices and post roads and Doremus on foreign and interstate commerce. Both Detroit members are regarded as strong fits for their new roles.
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Washington, D. C
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Carter Glass
Virginia
Underwood
Wilson
Sparkman
Florida
Flood
Hay
Padgett
Tennessee
Lewis
Maryland
Béakes
Ann Arbor
Post Offices and Post Roads Committee
Doremus
Detroit
Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
Four Vainly Slave Lives From a Deep Well Tragedy
Firemen recovered the bodies of four men who died while rescuing five year old Olga Paczk after her father Joseph Paczk first entered a deep filled well. The incident occurred as crews worked to locate Olga who had been playing with neighbors.
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Chicago
Ill
Olga Paczk
Joseph Paczk
Olga
Lawton Again Wins County Baseball Title Over Bloomingdale
Lawton defeats Bloomingdale by one run to capture the county high school championship on field day. Pitcher Willis delivers the key hits and strong right arm, with solid defense and a pivotal double play in the fourth inning sealing the win. Bloomingdale bats rally late but fall short as Lawton tallies in the first three frames and an eighth inning score.
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Hartford
Lawton
Willis
Bloomingdale
Louie” Willis
Jud Hyames
Baxter
Bloomingdale Boys
Willig and
van Vleck
McDowell
Passage
Paw Paw Winner In County Meet
Paw Paw captured the Van Buren County Field meet at Hartford with 45 points as South Haven finished second with 16 Lawton 10 Bangor 8 and Hartford 2. Latshaw of Paw Paw led with five firsts including the 50 yard dash standing broad jump and others. South Haven performers won several events and Latshaw swept the morning events as two thousand county residents watched the meet.
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Paw Paw
Hartford
South Haven
Bangor
Lawton
Thornton
Thompson
Gobleville
Lawrence
Bloomingdale
Decatur
Latshaw
Davis
Warner
Falkenberg
Herriman
Latshaw Star
van Buren
Suhr
Penogar
C. A. Hansen
Ann Arbor
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