Resign From M. Bank and a Tariff Debate
By Charles Brooks Smith Washington July 8 The Hillbill is ready for Senate reporting on the secret caucus controversy over the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill. Democrats face pressure from West Virginia representatives while Republicans and Progressives watch the proceedings, with debate limited by caucus discipline and anticipated votes shaping tariff policy.
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Charles Brooks Smith
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Canhon
Aldrich
Congress
Wilson
Joe Cannon
Underwood-Simmons
West Virginia
Brown
Femors
Buara West
Mrnia
Republicam
Messrs
Davis
Sutherland
Avis
Moss
Hughes
Democratic Party
Chilton
Davie
Chautauqua Program At Central School Grounds
The Chautauqua program on Central School grounds starts at 4:30 with Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra performing a grand concert, then a lecture Building at Home by William W Wright. Evening program at 7:20 features Popular music by the Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra, a 30 minute lecture by William W Wright, and a grand instrumental and vocal finale including Battle of San Juan Hill performed by Lincoln Chautauqua Orchestra.
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Chauttauque
Lincoln ‘Chautauda Orchestra
Buildinge
William W. Wright
Cbincola Chautauqua Orchestra
Wiliam W. Wright
Battle of San Juan Hin
Lincoln Chattauqua Orchestra
Slow Poison Sows Crisis in Englewood Hospital
Englewood physicians hopeful for the recovery of John Pelprowitz and his bride to be after a slow poison incident during a personal crisis. The couple faces separation fears as the man’s father cut off his allowance. The bride identifies as Barbara M Ackerman of Baltimore. A county convict, James Deems, escaped from a road gang and remains at large. Thomas Powell, former railroad cop, visits from Providence R I where he holds a similar post with the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad noting a better salary.
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Say
FREER
Englewood, N
Englewood Hospital
John Pelprowitz
Barbara M. Ackerman
Baltimore
James Deems
Thomas
Powell
Providence
R. 1
New York, New ‘Haven
Eastern rail unions vote wide strike support
Ninety four percent of seventy seven thousand railway workers across fifty one eastern railroads favor a strike in the wage dispute. The Erie railroad withdraws from talks, inviting a strike across all roads. A union conference will reconvene Saturday to confirm vote and plan action. Leaders Garranson and Lee say further action will target all roads if Erie triggers a walkout.
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New York
Brotherhood of iRail- Tod
Ffty-One
Eastern
Erie Railroad
Ailroad
Phil
Garretson
Erie
Lee
Cox trial in Cincinnati Trust case seeks dismissal
After the state rested at noon the defense moved to dismiss George B. Cox, prominent Cincinnati figure, charged with misapplying funds. Judge Caldwell recessed the jury until Monday and scheduled arguments on the dismissal motion for today and tomorrow, with a ruling possible when court resumes.
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Associated Woment
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Caldwell
Lamar Bitter Final Words in Senate Wall Street Probe
In Washington July the Senate committee resumed hearings as David Lamar prepared a final statement denying charges by Edward Lauterbach. Lamar claimed his life and character were on trial and accused Louis C. Medyard and allies of ruining men, insisting his aim was to curb blackmail and expose others. He said he was the sole villain in Wall Street.
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Frese
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
Senate Committee
David Lamar
Edward Dauterbach
Lamar
Stone
Clark
Morgan
Steel Corporation
Lauterbach
New York
Louis C. Medyard
Carian
Clark district appoints teachers for coming year
The Clark district board of education elected teachers for the new year. Center Branch Lenns Stewart remains principal. Fair Grounds Lowthe principal Beppie Radclif Cecelia Madden. Industrial Joseph A. James principal Grace Chapman Erma Radcliffe Julia Comer Mrs. Cora M. Cooper. Union Heights Orpha R. Styeves principal Ifazel Beall. Salaries: No. 4 certificate 55 dollars No. 2 350 86 Principal Industrial school 70 Union Heights 60. Term will be seven months.
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Clark District
Union
Aviator Killed Near Houston in Plane Crash
United States aviation corps officer H. Call was killed when his aeroplane collapsed north of Houston early today. The accident occurred during a flight from the Texan airfield. Details remain limited as investigators assess the wreckage and circumstances.
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Associated
Fred
Houston
Tex
Llevenant L. ‘H. Call
United States Aviation Corps
John D Rockefellers Seventy Fourth Birthday Golf Celebration
John D Rockfeller celebrated his seventy fourth birthday today with a round of golf in Cleveland. The wealthy industrialist marked the occasion amid local fanfare and a quiet private gathering.
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Ocueveland
John D. Rockafeller
Wethday
Birth registrations urged as vital for child welfare
Dr. Merriam of the Federal Children's Bureau tells the National Conference of Charities and Corrections that registering births is more important than recording marriages. He urges mothers to ensure attendance at births reports and prosecutions for noncompliance, highlighting a cooperative drive to log babies and link records to health, education, and social reform.
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Ems
Abe
Lewis Moriaui
Federal
Children's Bureau
Meriam
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Persom
Merramont
Ial
Lurea l
Washington
Business unions expand public role in commerce
Seattle July report from Roger N Baldwin notes a shift in business from private to public. He argues private enterprise now invites public scrutiny and that organized business is broadening its horizon through housing, city planning, legislation, vocational guidance, recreation and charities.
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Sy Amsociaren
Seattle
Wash
Incitioy
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Internationaliam
Huntness
America
Getter
Eléyplasidtauc
Ercaimlaka
New Bank Failures Shock Pittsburg Financial Scene
Reports from Pittsburg describe a banking crisis as two banks failed and a third faced government action. The Comptroller of the Currency closed the First National Bank of Meykysport and W S Kuhn resigned from Pittsburg Bank for Savings. New officers stepped in at the Savings Bank as the Clearing House prepared to meet.
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Nacocia
Pittsburg
Ile Pittsburg
Bank For
Ansher
J. Sand
Kuhn
Fahn
Pirat-Second ‘Mnatlnal
Foreign Banking Department
Clearing House Association
Dag
Evry
Tme
First
J. 5
W.S. Kuhn
Te Pittsburg Bank
W. J. Jones
L. M. Plummer
A. N. Coogiley
First National Bank of
Mekkysport
Clearing “Home “Association
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Jordan
Washington
Kahn
Country Home of William H. Lever Burns in London
A country residence of William H. Lever, today burned to ashes. The unoccupied house contained valuable paintings and objects. Mrs Susie Knox, city collector and treasurer, and John M. Knox related figures are noted in the damaged report from Christchurch.
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London
Ouf
William H. Lever
Mra. Susu
Knox
John M. Knox
Fs Guite
Ghinoston
Affairs of Bane to be Probed in Death Case
Authorities probe mysterious death of Cristwell a one year old girl found at Harvey's lake. Herbert Johns, last seen with the girl July Fourth, says he will prove innocence at Friday hearing. Police suspect a jealous rival may be implicated. Washington reports debate over Justice Department inquiry and misstatement in financial documents involving Pittsburgh banks.
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Cristwell
Harvey
Herbert Johns
Jim
Johns
Pergum
Duff Jury Selection In WV Senate Vote Bribe Case
Webster Springs July 8 in Webster County Circuit Court Judge William Brien begins voir dire as jurors are chosen to hear Duff Rath Duff of Jackson County West Virginia charged with accepting a bribe to influence his Senate vote last winter. The indictment alleges Duff sold his vote to detective G B Biddinger who entraped Duff with six other legislators.
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Imy Associatien Fromm
Webster Springs
Bofors
William
Brien
Webster County
Rath Duff
West ‘Virginia
Jackson ‘County
Diay
United States
Duff
G. B.biddinger
Eure
New Jersey Drops Antitrust Prosecution of Beef Packers
New Jersey dropped its bid to prosecute western beef packers under state anti trust laws. Supreme Court Justice Swayze, in Jersey City, dismissed twenty six indictments against many firms and individuals charged with conspiracy in restraint of trade.
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Ay Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Swayze
Police hunt for Black assailant who seized senator's sister-in-law
Washington July 8 police search for a Black person who yesterday seized Mrs. May Jorgensen sister-in-law of Senator Poindexter as she entered the senator's home. The gardener rescued her.
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Poindexter
Cary Aseooniis
Washington, D.C
May Jorgensen
Howe
Gardner
Warrants Issued Against Strikers in Cabin Creek Riot
At Cabin Creek, initial statements say strikers from other mines conducted the Otley on Cabin Creek shooting. Warrants are issued for all strikers and more warrants will be issued today. Names are not disclosed yet. Governor Hatfield urges civil officials to use lawful measures to suppress rioting and empower judges to compel assistance.
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Charleston
Otley
Cabin Creek
Cabin
Hatfield
Dole
Tupond
Miss Peck Home
Aljax Wary Peck of Locust street returns home from a visit to Mrs Moron D Cur ral of Brooklyn NY. She traveled through Greater New York and spent weeks with her sister Gxusio Suttes of Maltimore.
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Aljax Wary Peck
Locust Street
Moron D. Curral
Brooklyn
N.Y
Merry
New York
Maltimore
Stewart Relieved at West Virginia Railroad
William P. Stewart, long time trainmaster of the Baltimore and Ohio line in Weston, West Virginia, has been relieved. Walter Van Horn, an experienced engineer, will take the role and depart Weston soon. The transition is welcomed by employees across the service for his deserved promotion.
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Wiliam P. Stewart
T Ie
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Weston
Walter 2. van Horn
Oty
Éiowauttae
Weaton
Wan Horn
Yim Ont
Te Service
Mystery surrounds Mayflower yacht sentence in Washington
Poorly legible report from Washington claims an inquiry will be ordered into a sentence related to the yacht Mayflower and a shell from Techen tag grounds. Names and details are unclear, with fragmented phrasing obscuring who is involved or the exact charge.
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Washington, D. C
Rthc
Jwlen
Techen Tag
Mid
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