Taft Denies Responsibility in Lorimer Case Amid Senate Fallout
Washington reports how taft’s claim of no responsibility for the Lorimer affair drew sharp rebuttals from Aldrich and Hines in a dramatic inquiry by the Senate committee. Hines testified about meetings with Aldrich and White House contact, noting pressure and vetoes surrounding Lorimer’s election and the tariff debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Lorimer
Aldrich
Hines
Washington
Aldeleh
Imidilalit
Larimer
Loriner
Lereimer
Sutherland
Barty
Laurier
Hinds
Lariner
Tim Aleged Halen
Wollelier
Bedwas Hiner
Chicago
Gulay
Benator Willan Lorimer
Rolal Wik
Wena
Hines Tort
Fourier
Hiner Lamber Company
Aid
Wight
Deel Water
Mewe
A. C. Banting
Ahleen
Ler
Bartlett
Toma
Ote Lorlmner
Pon Hartlett
Mlawe
Logislatire
Sepacu
Rep Hamlin of Missouri Challenged on State Department Probe
A Missouri representative defends releases amid an inquiry into a state department scandal. Chairman Courtney Wy Hamilton leads the committee in denying attempts to pin blame on Moработon officials and endorses the report critical of improper funding and misuse of funds.
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Tate
Courtney Wy
Thimtin
Mieauuil
Haiti
Laipluirt
Michiel
Olen Cole Patie
Morrixon Phony EL Philt
Noite
Hhank Ag
Eine
Enormous Increase in Public Service Capital This Week
The Public Service Commission reports a surge in capital stock for 160 corporations under its jurisdiction, with fees totaling over $19,000 recorded by the secretary of state. The upcoming Willden Law limits new capital stock to commission approval, prompting a rush before it takes effect. The Columbus Login Natural Gas Company boosted its capital from 10 000 to 10 000 000.
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Columbus
Olly
Duckie
Cide Vain Alamo
Secretary of State
Hiv Hii
Commission
Login Natural Gay Company
Bishop Gomaty Likely to Become Cardinal in Rome
Reported notes claim Bishop Gomaty, a leading figure in the American Catholic Church, is expected to be elevated to the rank of cardinal by the pope. The article traces his career, timing, and potential impact on U.S. church leadership.
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Gomaty
Lie Angelos
Stree Watlinitlone
Amertet
Britain’s Reigners Out in Royal Procession
London observers report a subdued royal turnout as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth depart from Westminster Abbey to a luncheon at Buckingham Palace. The procession moves through crowded streets amid public interest in telecommunication advances and ceremonial duties, with the mayor and city officials welcoming the royal party.
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United Presidey
London
St Paul's
Enon
Prince of Willow
Alans
Galt Hall
Wiicheen
Bueckinghuen Palace
Central Lander
Pray
Eure
Balloons Set to Rise Over Kansas City July 3 Event
Fragmented report notes a July 3 balloon ascent in Kansas City tied to an international contest. Entries include names and places such as Chieinnath Thundelpha Dayton and Power St. Louie TV. Text is garbled with many unreadable names and odd references.
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Jovon Willourdd
AUN International Cay
Conpeti Titi
Ontrley
Chieinnath
Thundelpha
Dayton
Hie
Katineity
Daly
Suly
Ballrond
St. Louie TV
He Jatin
Louie
Mise Bophia
Wot Aman
Loniks
Milton
John Terr
Bt Touley OX
Buckeye
J H
Wide
Cleveland
New York
Clifford
Harmon
Topol
Jacobs
Tupelen
Wires
Government and the Trusts Clash Over Control
A public debate centers on how government agencies should regulate trusts and monopolies. Officials discuss enforcement powers and potential reforms while critics warn of overreach and threat to free enterprise. Public hearings are scheduled to gather input from industry and citizens.
Trusts and Officials Tied to Sugar Trade Probed
A lengthy report outlines alleged links between government officials, trustees, and corporate interests in the sugar industry. It cites Wickersham, Knox, Henry B. Tul dent, and others shaping policy and court actions while accusing them of corrupt influence and subsiding legal violations to aid key firms.
Bread Trust Case Sparks Political Debate in New York
Fragmentary text describes a 925 million bread project and an inquiry led by Attorney General Wickersham. It notes opposition from Republicans and mentions Senator Pallette and Progresive Rox, with references to education quality and federal information requests.
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Liueh
New York
General
Balk
Altorney
Wickersham
Gene Vrata
Wansington
Judge Honore Breaks Cabal in Purification Trial
Old Mrs Bridges delivers a dramatic performance as the trial unfolds with Lady Justice, witness testimonies, and letters prompting debate over the fate of Mildred Bridges. The proceedings reveal emotional testimony from Stephen Heldges and others as the court weighs alleged misconduct and authorities consider further action.
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Abe
Masia
Briterankness
Polien Cape Ulin
Cecoral
Uty
Stephen Heldges
Heo
Ware Mey Jr
Witramien
Mildred Tridges
Darcnonihs Commencement and Degrees Awarded
Miss Florence M Powers of Brookive receives an honorary degree at the commencement ceremony. Helen Thymine of Comte and other honorees also receive honors as Frost directs the ceremony at Williams Flag Worker laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Powers
Brookive
Helen ‘Thymine
Comte
Syracune
Ugun Dein Firant Frost
Vorker Ibeerwatury
Williaame
Bore Upsets Senate Majority to Lead Tariff Fight
Fragmentary 19th century copy reports Bore’s victory overturning the Senate majority and positioning Bore to spearhead tariff opposition. The text notes Democratic and Republican shifts and mentions committee actions and vows to press tariff measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bore
Senate
Defense rests in Diegle case headline style note
The record shows the defense resting in the Diegle case after testimony and a partial conclusion. The court adjourned until 1 00 with verdict details to come, and rebuttal testimony from the state was planned before further opening remarks by Hogan and Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlin
Dane
Benatir Andrews
Marie
Weener
Weber
Himony
Judee Ilvhead
Hogan
John FB
Bean
Tomi Arraw
Ambiguous Wire Flash Briefs From Early Evening Posts
Fragmented wires describe a forthcoming order in Amatordada and a plan to limit vets power. References to Rockefeller and New York discuss court divisions and a return to work while noting bank and financial movements.
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Heelan
New York
D. Rockefeller
de Windurst
Paralyzed Talks of Dock Strikes Hit Global Trade
Shipping disruptions spread as dock workers strike halting ships at major ports. Reports from Liverpoool and London describe cargo delays and dangers to navigation, with officials warning of potential tourist disruption in foreign ports.
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Rome
Lumber King
Nelson Aldrich
Rhode Island
William Lorimer
United Senatorship «of
Illinois
White House
Abedrich
Hines Piles Patetul
Seine of
Teinton
Horn
Madhrd Miefendi
Aldrin Wei
Edward Tides
Thien
Doriner 25
Lerknwr
Hines Ald
Telm
Aen
Hhopimer
Rep. Hamlin
Missouri
United Press
BisHore
Conaty
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Kansas City
Harkatchewad
George
Sake Tolewan
Cates
Government and the Trusts
Lieve
Seta
Die Biel
Lestinvany
Paget
Ehowlie Chathire
Aome Cine
Brosiutone
United States
Wickersham Teads
Henry P. Tuldent
Henae
Aethie Ae
Ney
Congerne
Toad
Mirelie
Dieter
Tnier van Felt
Orien
York
Erik Hemphow
Teagel
Werviowe
Kellie
Poseesalon
Trie
Piel
United
Vietory
Democrae Te
Darmen
Wei
Dombedite
Clark
Apeaker
Ig Belng
Kovernment
R. Prexidyd
Uh Enforce
Ronnevelt
Foie
Aly Tog Ha Ion
Phe Uryploswew
Wien Hrom
Etlevanicos
Hincas
Judge Honore
See
Mildredt Mwai
Heron Court
Mildred
Beldges
Wien
Aire
Denke
Eleerendon
Bite Rey
Heerendit
Cungrinn
Senator Gore
American Press Association
State
Amatordada
House of Fords
Ente
Lond
Keurly
Pery
Lit
Liverponl
Zerland
Fife
Teralere
Bermotr
Meuti
Wighitall
Hull
Trolmuitalow
Mier
Judey
Taverne
Halle
Gerlouk
Southampton
Hiro Ietinenet
Dieta
Joheme
Nile Lowe
F. Barnet
Marth
Nam Tata
Davie
Drew
Judere
Apth
Duke
Katherine Biking
Costal
Hurone
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