Murderer Theory Swirls Over Lake Como Case
United States officials inspect the Lake Como murder of Mia Mary Scott Chariton as Italian authorities allege a double murder with robbery. Suspects include Sapolatoff. evidence, such as a coat fragment, is inconclusive. Charlton’s jealousy and insanity rumors persist amid a flood of sensational tales from locals around Maltrasio.
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Bitter Talk by Dolliver Targets Progressives in Senate
United Press dispatch from Washington June 13 reports Senator Dolliver of Iowa delivering a sharp rebuke to Republicans for aligning with progressives. He criticized acceptances of presidential pledges, praised Roosevelt era leadership, and attacked tariff figures as fraudulent while urging renewed public defense of free thought. The piece notes related debates on the cotton schedule, a party split on amendments, and a rail mishap near Chicago with minor injuries.
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Congress Nears Final Adjournment Taft Program Under Review
Washington dispatch reports Capitol Hill confidence that Congress will adjourn soon. Taft’s legislative program faces mixed reception with five bills deemed certain to pass, including a railroad measure and land withdrawal acts. Debate over ship subsidies and tariff boards stirs contention as other bills linger in committee.
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Come Over Into Dixie Promised Land Held in Debate
A fragment notes a discussion in the House about Dixie as a promised land, with tribute to its climate healthfulness and resources. Representative Ramedell, a Democrat from Tawar, speaks in the chamber near the Canadian border, as a northern farmer is pictured.
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Southern farmers eye crops and commerce amid border tensions
The speaker argues for southern agricultural advantage with crops like rice and wheat, claiming northern farmers could prosper in the South. He asserts cooperation and economic independence without social mixing, contending the “negro question” slows immigration and suggests regulation through local communities, contrasting Canada.
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Women at Montana rally denounces corporations in address
A Denver audience heard Bios Gallavelin deliver a militant speech denouncing corporations and urging women to broaden focus beyond self. Miss Mary Stewart of the University of Montana read a short message urging mothers to teach civic duty and child welfare, promising women can shape home and nation.
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Dayton youth breaks world altitude record in biplane
Twenty one year old Wright field flyer Brooking soared to 4 944 feet yesterday afternoon to set a new altitude record, improving on Lowe Penlham's 4 167 foot mark from 1910. Earlier at Indianapolis Speedway he climbed 2 093 feet with steady control and safe descents. Favorable weather and rising crowd anticipate further feats today.
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Harper lays cornerstone of Willan Rainey Harper library
Mrs W Harpers family name is tied to Chicago university history as she lays the cornerstone for the Willan Rainey Harper memorial library at the Chicago university campus. The ceremony marks a milestone in the project aimed at a $700000 building program with a $200000 library portion funded by a donor.
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Bal linger and Pinchot in heated testimony on Ballinger affair
Washington dispatch reports June 14 excerpts from the Ballinger Pinchot investigation briefings. Attorneys Brandeis Vertrees Pepper and others dispute loyalties and motives, with Brandeis defending Ballinger and Vertrees alleging conspiracies within the Interior Department. Pinchot and Garfield deny plans for a new party, insisting remarks targeted reform and public duties, not partisan realignment.
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All the Boys Will Gather to Welcome Roosevelt Aiders
Washington reports a June 14 gathering in New York as Cabinet officers and Roosevelt era holdovers travel to meet Colonel Roosevelt. Prominent attendees include Herbert Knox Smith Lawrence Murray D Beekman Winthrop and Taft aides. Delegates from immigration labor and the Treasury are noted. Many applicants for leave are women. Taft delivers a commencement address in Pennsylvania.
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Malfeasance Charged Across Washington in Probe
A House investigation spurred by a War Department report accuses Frank W. Carpenter of improperly purchasing and lodging friar lands in the Philippines. Also named is L L Worcester, nephew of Interior Secretary Bean Worcester, with further data to follow as the sugar trust scandal investigation continues.
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Suger Trust
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Burton Cox pact shakes Ohio politics for governor race
Republican leaders in Ohio reel over a rumored Burton Cox deal to nominate Orrin Strewn for governor and back Cox’s drive while Cox backs other Burton picks for lieutenant governor and state offices. The arrangement aims to consolidate power across Hamilton Montgomery and other counties, with Brown of Toledo as a pivotal factor in the convention fight.
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