Wilson Signs First Democratic Tariff Revision Since 1894
President Wilson signed the Underwood Simmons tariff bill at 9 10 p m October 3 in a ceremony with lawmakers and cabinet members present. Treasury telegrams were sent to customs collectors nationwide signaling the new tariff was in effect. He thanked colleagues, urged continued progress on currency reform, and noted the event marked a seven month effort with broad political support.
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Washington
Wilson
Treasury Department
Underwood
Woodrow
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Marshall
Clark
San Francisco
Alaska Jurist Ousted by Wilson in Alaska District Court
President Wilson removed Judge Cornelius D. Murane, United States district judge at Name Alaska, after Attorney General McReynolds urged resignation. Murane refused to resign, delaying until next term.
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Alaska
Washington
Wilson
Cornelius D. Murane
United States
Name
McReynolds
Murane
Prince Mille Elk in Cody Prince Letter Recalled
A garbled regional note from Cody Wyoming mentions a prince named Mille Elk and a royal event. The fragment references a death or killing tied to a party scene and early morning happenings, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
unclear OCR entry on unit bidet sale and related names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sullivan Boeke Toga Culcego Aguoaue and Hower Ball erate use at Minus. It references a unit bidet sale and local sale actions with readable fragments. No clear event, date, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portions.
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Bidet Sauale
Legislators Rush Tariff Bill Through After Arguments
Washington reporters note rapid passage of the tariff measure by both houses after days in session. Clerks corrected errors in the engrossed bill as debate over the cotton futures tax concluded. The Speaker signed at 1:25 PM, and the bill moved to the Senate and then to the White House for signature.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Clark
Jerry South
Marshall
Seagull Monument Unveiled in Salt Lake City
The Seagull monument, designed by Mabonri Young a Brigham Youngs grandson, was dedicated with 5000 attendees. Mrs Emmeline B Wells unveiled it as President Joseph F Smith and others recounted early Utah settlers fights against crickets in pioneer days.
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Salt Lake City
Mabonri Young
Brigham Youngs
Utah
Salt Lake
Emmeline B. Wells
Joseph F. Smith
Eight Lives Lost in Dallas Flood Report
Flooding across Southeast and Southwest Texas and Western Louisiana showed some improvement as rain ceased. Rivers fell in San Antonio and other areas where streams had surged. Eight lives are known to have been lost due to the flood.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
San Antonio
Hartlesville Jury Verdict Involving Laura M. Reuter
The Hartlesville jury returned a verdict in the case of Laura M. Reuter charged with cardinel bar hushed and prom nent asturiuy at Tulsa Oklahoma. The panel recommended imprisonment and noted Greeks preparing for war. Athens Renee and Green ie are cited with related tensions. An immediate evaluation of Uedegairh has been ordered.
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Hartlesville
Jkia
Mire
Laura M. Reuter
Tulsa
Oklo
Athens
Renee
Green Ie
Wrestler Crowne Drowns During Battle in Beedea
A wrestler named Crowne from Hertford and Conch Alfred Anderson reportedly drowned Monday while wrestling in Beedea. The incident occurred during a match as crowds watched. authorities investigated, with Beedea residents stunned by the tragedy.
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Hertford
Alfred Anderson
Moudey
Beedea
Suspect in fatal beating linked to mine strike tensions
The report outlines a Colorado strike dispute with a company seeking vacates for workers as miners push demands. Philadelphia detective J. O Brer, arrested Saturday on suspicion of attacking and killing a boy named Tyreel Goldin and disposing of the body, faces ongoing scrutiny.
Dynamiter’s Full Confession Ties Robberies to Ryan Ring
George E. Davis, an arrested union iron worker, confessed to dynamite outrages linked to the Ryan leadership case. His statements tie explosions across states to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, implicating Frank M. Ryan and others, and lead to fresh arrests and charges, including Harry Jones.
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New York
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
George E. Davis
Davis
George Donnell
Indianapolia
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Harry Jones
The
Iron Workers
Ryan
Indianapolin
Woman Starving Herself Dies After Diet Refusal
A 45 year old woman, Palg Alia from Cabe-Mre GO, reportedly refused food for sixty one days and survived on a water diet. Medical officials and authorities investigated her case as an act of extreme self denial.
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Palg Alia
Cabe-Mre GO
Gardner Opposes Buttrage in State Campaign
Gardowr Republican gubernatorial candidate announces opposition to Buttrage during a Thursday state campaign stop. He states openness to various policy approaches and signals a competitive race with his rival.
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Gardner
Boon
Congrane
Gardowr
Republican
Willa Routed in Bloody Battle at Santa Rosalia
In the Santa Rosalia fight near El Paso Texas General Francisco Castro with 4700 federal troops defeated and routed Francisco Villa and 4000 rebel forces. Casualties were heavy, mostly on the rebel side. A private telegram estimated dead at about 700. Federal artillery damaged many buildings including the mission in the town.
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el Faso
Texas
Moeeger
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Fransisco Castro
Francisco Villa
Salazar
Friends
James
Banta Rosalla
Tariff Clause Sparks Debate Over 5 Percent Duty Cuts
Treasury officials warn the tariff provision could reduce duties by five percent for goods aboard American ships but tie the cut to existing treaties. Critics argue the move might effectively grant the same discount to vessels of nations with non discrimination guarantees, potentially widening international conflicts.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
United States
America
Chanting Suffragettes Interrupt Westminster Abbey Prayers
Women activists interrupted Sunday morning prayers at Westminster Abbey chanting a prayer for imprisoned women. They rose during the litany and refused to stop, then left quietly after the service. Outside, a speaker warned that more action would follow if women are excluded from clergy prayers.
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Janure
Peralse
Westminster Abbey
Roosevelt Sails for South America With Party On Van Dyck
Theodore Roosevelt and his party left New York bound for South America aboard the steamship Van Dyck. The trip aims to lecture and explore parts of the continent rarely visited by white men. Roosevelt plans to showcase Brazil’s interior with an expedition tied to the American Museum of Natural History.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
van Dyck
Brazil
American Museum of Natural Hisory
Religious Tolerance in Peru Advances in Congress
A constitutional amendment aimed at religious tolerance passed the Peruvian chamber of deputies by 66 votes on Saturday, replacing the previous ban on non Roman Catholic practices. The move signals a shift toward broader religious freedom in the country.
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Sica
Chamber of Deputies
Wasekwin Urgent Deficiency Bill Clears Narrow Margin
In a tight vote the urgent deficiency appropriation bill passed, advancing the house provision concerning commerce court oversight. The measure faced opposition but secured enough support to become law pending final alignment with related statutes.
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Wassinkwa— Wit
Wale
Tragic Mountain Accident Near Vienna Claims Life
A climber traveling from Vienna to Lellemtal suffered a cramp while ascending the Fas mountain in the Bemmering range and fell to the valley below, killed. A separate note mentions the trapping of thirty-nine bears by Hamul Phare in Flav buke pallonal forest.
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Maurice Ue Lellemtal
Fas Mountain
Bemmering Range
Ogdva
Hamul Phare
Aece
Mexican revolutionary Carranza government declared by Reuters
Washington reports a new Carranza administration in Sonora with Hermosillo as capital and Carranza as president. The regime secured a 600000 loan via a 60 percent tax on Sonora customs to fund gradual state-building and to acquire armed vessels to clear the Pacific coast for its treasury.
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Washington
Mexican Revolutionista
Hermosill
Carram Aan
Sonors
Francisco Recadero
Treamirty
State Department
Carranea
Stary
Teds Bret
United States
Pacific
Navy
Huerts Haa
Carranza Treasury
Rexroat Mystery Solved in Chicago Shooting Case
Chicago reports Mrs Mildred Allison Rexroat a dancing teacher killed at Wheaton Illinois. Suspect Henry Spencer arrested near the south side levee district confessed to murdering Rexroat and claims he killed fourteen others over thirteen years. Police doubt full tale but deem him a serial killer.
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Chicago
Mildred Allison Rex- Test
Wheaton
Ill
Henry Spencer
South Aide Levee District
Rexroat
Spencer
Train Saved From Wreck Near Redding California
A Southern Pacific southbound train was saved from a wreck after a late shift worker Johnson spotted a pile of ties blocking the rails. He alerted authorities and the train was stopped just a quarter mile from town. Two suspects arrested in the railroad yard following the incident.
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Cal
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. F. Johnsos
Johnson
North Dakota to run for Senate in 1930
Andrew Miller, North Dakota attorney general, announces candidacy for United States senator to challenge incumbent Gronna. The statement arrived Saturday and cites Miller's bid as a major political move amid state campaigns and party considerations.
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Orleana
Patwoan Hare Eit
Nevada and Montana News Summary from Reno Dispatches
Nevada reports include a fatal tunnel accident near Caliente where a laborer lost his head. Reno weather notes warn of heavy frosts. livestock shipments to coast markets begin, with volume expected to rise beyond 1912. Montana governor urges Purity Sunday to unite social reform efforts. regional fair in Fallon praises farm products. Churchill county hunting and fishing interest grows.
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Alek
Seddental
Orr
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Ney
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John F. Hittle
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Union Pacife
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Piero
Noveda Industrial Commission
Idaho
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Raton
Wells
Edward Hardisty
Melrose
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Jobo D. Cowan
Galil Bie
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Moat
Post Offices Department
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Bitter Hoot
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