Underwood Tariff Bill Seen Nearly Law in Senate
Washington May 1 Predaen Wiless controls Senate and a notable victory for him seems possible as debate ends and the Underwood tariff bill moves toward passage. Division 41 to 96 against public hearings. two Democrats Ransdell and Thornton vow to oppose final passage. Clarke Wyoming concedes the measure is practically law. Poindexter the lone Progressive supports the party line. James of Kentucky and Tumulty seen in gallery as debate highlights.
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Washington
Predaen
Wiless
Senate
Wy & Division
Wena
Congress
Ransdell
Thornton
Awelwana
Clarke
Wyoming
Referendum Drive Aims To Repeal Prohibition Measure
Petitions spread statewide to force a referendum on the initiated bill to prevent shipment of intoxicating liquor into dry areas. The amendment would trigger a statewide vote if supporters gather 73 percent backing plus signatures within four months after session end, despite prior legislative rejection.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Death of a Bishop in New York City
May 17 New York Bishop William Eeewel Woane of Albany West Province Episcopal Church died at Manhattan Hotel city at early hour today aged 60. Detroit May 17 George Olin oldest member of Detroit Danebell team to point of service and one of five players longest connected with the American league was reported to Clay Griffith manager of West Mingtes team.
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New York
William Eeewel Woane
Albany Wiveewe
Protestant Episcopal
Maberwh
Manhattan
Wes
Mullin Geld
Detroit
Mich
George Olin
Detroit Danebell
Clayt Crifith
West Mingtes
Hearing Postponed for Dayton Hospital Superintendent
In Columbus the hearing to finish the charges against Dr A Baker, superintendent of the Bates hospital at Dayton, was postponed to an indefinite date by the board of administration due to unspecified reasons. A birth was reported Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs George Sleemsa of East Chestnut street. Two men told Sheriff Woolson that an attempted pickpocketing occurred at the circus grounds Thursday evening, but no theft occurred.
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Columbus
A. Baker
Bate Hospital
Dayton
Board of Administration
Woolson
Plan federal inquiry into all industries affected by tariffs
Washington May 17 Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield announced a federal inquiry into industries where wages are cut due to proposed tariff changes The pottery sector will be first examined as reductions in tariffs may lower wages for lithographers and other workers The inquiry will cover all industries with wage cuts following tariff adjustments and idle periods per Redfield's statements to the lithographers group
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
William C. Redfield
Redfield
National Association of Employing
Mr. Redfield
Japan protests California alien land law seeks new treaty
Washington May 17 reports indicate the United States plans a formal reply to Japan over California alien land restrictions. Secretary Bryan cautioned against guessing negotiations, while President Wilson’s cabinet weighed whether Governor Johnson will veto or approve the measure. The Japanese government awaits action as talks explore a possible new treaty to replace the 1911 commercial pact.
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Washington
United States
California
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Wilson
Bryan
Johnson
Japan
New Guard Company Organised in Ohio
Columbus May 17 Adjutant General Wood announced a company of the Seventh regiment infantry Ohio national guard will be installed at Gallipolia May 21 Colonel Harrin D Knox of the Bey mth regiment will organize the new company The text also discusses a treaty topic about rights of American subjects in Japan and reciprocal limitations.
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Columbus
Wood
Seventh Regi Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Gallipolia
Harrin D. Knox
Bey Mth Regiment
Democrats Prepare for Coming Campaigns in 1914 and 1916
Washington May 17 The Democratic national committee organized and discussed plans to secure permanent offices in Washington, launch an educational campaign, and work with the Democratic congressional committee. The group aims for a militant party operation through the next presidential election and will send Washington letters to about 10 000 weekly newspapers and other dailies without national capital correspondents.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Congressional Committee
Pireed Pon
National Capital
German Arctic Expedition Perishes North of Christiania
May 17 report from the Norman relief party indicates the German scientific expedition led by Lieutenant Schroeder Branz is lost. Doctor Dettmarn and Doctor Melaar drowned, Eberhard died in a crash, Stave died of illness, and Schröder Branz is missing with others unaccounted. Some members may have survived.
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Christiania
Schroeder Stanz
Arctic
Wanten
Norman Reliet
Schroeder-Branz
Dr. Dettmarn
Melaar
Eberhard
Trosen
Stave
Mineas
Cincinnati Strike Draws Riot Call and Large Parade
Police used clubs as a Vine Clifton streetcar was surrounded amid a tense strike scene. Hundreds gathered, officials restored order after a riot call. About 1,500 marched to Cin tina baseball park where speeches were made. Governor Cox considered intervening to settle the dispute between strikers and employers.
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Foer
Clifton
Les
Wiffer
Ines
Cintinaat
Jayor Hunt
Bduslfens
Iu 4
Cox
Estate of Capt Scott Probate Shows £16,155 Value
The will of Captain Robert Scott, the British explorer who perished returning from the south pole, is offered for probate and states an estate value of 16 155 pounds.
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Capt. Scott
Robert It
South Pole
Question to be put up to courts on liquor licenses
Columbus May 17 Liquor interests argue census estimates after 1910 should determine saloon limits under the Moan ce munity law. The state license commission will decide the population criterion, likely leading to court settlement. The new license law is at issue with patient debate and local impact.
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Columbus
Car kills a child in Cambridge street accident
May 17 Cambridge footpath tragedy reports a 4 year old girl, Juanita Parrett Stepped into the path of a traction car near her mother Rosa Parrett on the porch, death confirmed. Ireland’s wild dogs note describes remaining wolf like canids in remote districts with tameable traits.
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Cambridge
Rosa, Parrett
Juanita Parrett
Ireland
Parta
Tien
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Bembay
Wich
Gabinet
Cincinnati
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Castoria
Bears
Iired Wader Te Peal
THE
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Justin Morgan
Black Hawk Morgan
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Ambier
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Vine
Mt. Vernon
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