Emergency Currency Bill Likely To Pass In Senate
Washington May 28 The emergency currency law is assured with the house approving the conference report 166 to 140 Democrats voting against it and 14 Republicans opposing. Weeks of Massachusetts explains the bill while senators plan to consider it today. The vote marks the main action as tariff amendments for the Philippines pass under suspension of rules.
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Wodnendal
House
Senate
Repub!icans
Weeks
Massachusetts
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Money buried in mine ends Amador Mining Co of Montana
The Amador Mining and Development Co of Montana, a ten million dollar corporation with Chicago headquarters, has collapsed as its copper gold mine, sunk at a cost of 650000, is deemed worthless. Chicago residents hold most stock with Pittsburg and Boston branches. D E MacKinnon, secretary and general manager, is unnamed in financial circles and dealt with investors privately on State street.
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Chicago
Amador Mining and Development Co
Montana
Pittsburg
Boston
D. EB. MacKinnon
Coal Dealers Elect Officers in Ohio Meeting
The Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers' Association of Ohio adjourned after electing officers W F P Vogel Mansfield president C Rank Cleveland vice president C Johnston Columbus secretary William Gipson Appne Bandusky treasurer and executive committee members W J Hamilton Columbus W S Connor Columbus Harry Abies Cleveland Ford R Cate Toledo. The committee will decide the next meeting place.
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Columbus
Coal Dealers’ Association of Ohio
W. F P. Vogel
Mansfield
Preident
C. Rank
Cleveland
C. Johnston
William A. Gipson
Appne Bandusky
W. J. Hamilton
W. 8. Connor
Harry Abies
Ford R. Cate
Toledo
Finley Named as Chairman of Ohio Democratic Party
W L Finlay state oil inspector was chosen chairman of the Democratic state executive committee to lead Ohio's campaign this summer and fall. Judge Harmon supported the appointment. Committee members include John Shuff Cincinnati J Garard Cincinnati Isaac Huffman Hamilton Charles Marshall Sidney John Snook Paulding C B Gain London John P Brennan Urbana D C Donavin Lindsay Willis Sharp Elyria A D Follett Marietta H Gines Flushing A C Miller Akron T P Schmidt Columbus George R McKay Cleveland and others to be named by a later vote from districts Six Twelve Thirteen Seventeen Eighteen.
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W. L. Finlay
Ohio
Judge Harmon
Finley
John L. Shuff
Cincinnati
J. Garard
Isaac Huffman
Hamilton
Charles Marshall
Sidney
John
Drowning Tragedy For Avalon Party During Seafaring Trip
Captain A Crist of the launch Zeus and ordinary seaman B Hoooline drowned after a heavy sea separated them from Easton and companions near San Clemente Islands. The Buffalo rescued K Boston his wife two small children and a colored nurse after two days adrift at sea aboard a stranded launch. The missing captain and seaman were last seen as the craft faced a gale while returning to Avalon, with the engine still running and no sign of the towed boat. The Buffalo located the distressed party Tuesday evening.
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Santa Catalina
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A. Crist
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Hooline
United States
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Boston
Easton
Crist
San Clemente Islands
Santa Catalina Island
Clint
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Iittler
Fear ship was stolen in mystery overboard disappearances
New York May 28 Attorneys for the receiver of Export Shipping Co report the disappearance of the steamship Goldsboro after leaving New York May 2 bound for Belize and Puerto Cortes with cargo valued at 160000 dollars. The vessel and cargo are unaccounted for as authorities and creditors seek to locate the ship and its fate.
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United States District Attorney
Goldsboro
Belize
Puerto Cortes
Central America
Goldebore
Francie Bailey
Alybert Bailey
Ixport Shipping Co
Tuptey
British Co General
Aaron
Mine Explosion Kills Four in Newton and Topeka Shutdown
An explosion at Newton shops killed four men and another wage cutback order forced the Atehison Topeka Santa Fe shops in Topeka to suspend work in several departments. About 1,000 apprentices face dismissal as the slumping demand hits workers.
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Newton, Kan
Trace of Eloping Princess Reaches Zurich Then Vanishes
Geneva reports Princess Amelie Loulue of Furstenburg and Gustav Korlan, an auto firm employee, traced to Zurich by detectives after eloping from Vienna. Discoveries prompt flight to an unknown destination and a warning to jewelers about valuable Haras in her possession.
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Amelie Loulue
Furstenburg
Gustav Korlan
Vienna
Zurich Ly
Europe
Law Got Another One in Syracuse Arrest
George C. Ryan of Syracuse and a partner in T. A. McIntyre & Co. was arrested after claiming a New York grand jury had indicted him. Bail was denied in Syracuse, and Ryan with his attorney and a detective left for New York.
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George C. Ryan
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Lef
Reformed Presbyterian Synod Opens Twenty Fifth Session
The synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church of North America began its twentieth annual session in Philadelphia on Wednesday. Rev. R.C. Montgomery of the city was elected moderator. The key issue is federation and uniting with the Presbyterian and Reformed churches.
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Presbytery Synod Holds Ceremony In Absent Moderator's Absence
In Cincinnati on May 2 the annual sermon before the Reformed Presbyterian synod was delivered by Rev. Clareice A. Young of Philadelphia. Delegates from all six presbyteries attended the obdurate gathering despite the retirement of moderator Rev. James Ritchie.
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Cincinnati
James Ritchie
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Clareice A. Young
Philadelphia
Exchange of Professors Between Berlin and American Universities
The Ministry of Education announced a professor exchange between the University of Berlin and Columbia and Harvard for the next academic year beginning in October.
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Ministry of Education
Wedhertay
University of Berlin
Columbia
Harvard
Seventeen Lost After Schooner Fame Sinks
The Fame, a Boston making schooner commanded by Capt. Thomas Fahey, ran aground and sank on Charges bank near Yarmouth New York after a collision with the Dominion Atlantic Haetenner Boat. Seventeen crewmen perished from the ten man crew.
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N. Y
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Thomas Fahey
Wax
Dominion Atlantic
Highwaymen Fatally Shoot Vicar in New Jersey Robbery
In Hochester New Jersey on May 24 Charles Higging the super vicar of Montesuma was shot by two highwaymen who robbed him of cash amounting to $40 and left him unconscious.
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Charles Higging
Montesuma
Navy tests Florida turret prove armor still strong
At Hampton Roads on May 28 the Florida turret endured full fire from the largest naval guns and a 12 inch Arkansas shot. Despite rivets loosening and seams stressed, the turret remained operable with fighting mast intact. Officials hailed the design as nearly indestructible and noted planned torpedo bulkhead tests. Cadiz, Ohio events follow.
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Hampton Roads
Arkansas
Shell
Battleships at Tacoma In Puget Sound Bay Scene
A battle ship fleet anchored in Commendment bay near Tacoma and Puget Sound drawing 200000 observers from the amphitheater above Poiat Defiance to the center of the water. Public attention centers on naval display and regional harbor activity.
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Tacoma
Wanh
Ohio railroad commission seeks to dissolve temporary injunct ion
The Ohio railroad commission asked a common pleas court to dissolve a temporary injunction that bars enforcement of the commission car service rules on interstate trade. Railroads plan to press the merits hearing before ruling on the motion.
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Railroad Commission Lawing
Columbus
Ohio Railroad Commission
Wemenday
Interstate Tradec
Kecury
Commuusion
Hamby Sentenced for Real Estate Fraud in Rosé Case
J W Hamby a 36 year old real estate operator was given three years in the penitentiary for obtaining 2000 dollars from G E Rosé under false pretense. He pleaded guilty and received the maximum sentence after being indicted on similar charges.
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J. W. Hamby
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Johnson fatally shoots man then kills self in street chase
Washington May 28 Woalter J. Johnson a Black man shot and wounded Joseph Sudsberger 63 foreman at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Johnson fled but was pursued and killed himself as capture seemed near. The incident followed an assault on Mrs Sudsberger. Johnson was arrested for that assault and released on bail.
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Woalter J. Johnson
Joseph Sudsberger
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Ohio National Guard to Join Maneuver Camp Near Indianapolis
Adjt. Gen. Critchfield announces a joint national guard and federal troop maneuver camp at Camp Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis. Ohio units will train there with all organizations available,—the encampment slated for the first week of September at Camp Harrison.
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Critchfield
National Guard
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Boston Officials Charged in Contract Grafting Probe
Boston police arrested leaders of several boiler and iron work firms on conspiracy to defraud the city. The arrests follow a report by the finance commission revealing alleged collusion in securing city contracts through bid rigging.
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Wednow Tay
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Lily
Coal Mines Resume Work in Cumberland Region
Coal mines in the Fairmont and Clarksburg regions controlled by Consolidation Coal Co. resumed full time operations Wednesday as demand from lake trade improves. From 7,000 to 10,000 workers are affected by the restart.
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Cumberland
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Consolidation Coal Co
Receiver appointed for Cleveland Hippodrome Co
Judge Phillips appointed a receiver for the Cleveland Hippodrome Co. on a Morley request. The firm, capitalized at 1.4 million with 400,000 preferred and 1,000,000 common stock, lacks 350,000 funding and needs 150,000 more to finish its building, with a 1,000,000 first and 400,000 second mortgage. Also notes new Ohio state inspector deputies named for June 1 start.
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Cleveland
Phillips
Cleveland Hippodrome Co
Charles R. Morley
Capital
Gibraltar Crumbling as Patches Hold City From Sea
The article notes the eastern fortress slope shows large colored patches of patched masonry indicating Gibraltar’s disintegration. Sea captains report long rot and a faster decay recently, suggesting the cliff’s stone is rotten and may soon undermine the famed strength of Gibraltar.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Chicago Chronicle
Supreme Court to Rule on Direct Appeal in Mattingly Case
A Columbus report notes a May 28 filing in the Ohio Supreme Court asking whether the common pleas court may be bypassed to send a criminal case directly to the circuit court. The case State v. B. J. Mattingly originates in the Licking County circuit court.
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Common Pleas Court
Carrien
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
B. J. Mattingly
Licking County
Attendants Charged in Death at Canton Hospital
Canton May 22 Acting coroner Bothwell says John Adama an old soldier was killed by attendants at the Massillon State hospital He will present the facts to Stark county grand jury and seek arrest of two attendants on manslaughter charges Premonition of Death Fulfilled Columbus May 28 HW Inman 16 a Civil War veteran died suddenly after arranging burial in his old army blanket
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Bothwell
John Adama
Massillon State Hospital
Grand Jury
Stark County
Aait
Columbus
HW. K. Inman
Ninth Ohio Cavalry
Street Car Strikes Policeman in Cleveland
May 28 street car strike breach ends with motorman failing to see open switch. car swerves and hits Patrolman William MacAlver breaking a leg and injuring another officer. Police report investigation underway.
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Cleveland
William MacAlver
Hair Stockings From China Promise Odd Fashion Lore
A Boston Post item describes thick black stockings billed as from Northern China. The dealer claims they are worn over cotton stockings and woven from hair saved in lacquered boxes, with sentimental value and rare availability in America. The price tag noted is 15 dollars.
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China
Ching
America
Boaton Post
Englishwomen’s Looks and Worldly Fascination
The World argues that Englishwomen are the premier lookers in the world, conceding they may not possess every essential of beauty yet noting their overall grace and fascination. The piece asserts English women give the greatest general earthfaction among women globally.
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