Tariff Bill Sidetracked for Finance
Congress shifted focus from tariff to the administration currency bill as leaders seek harmony before debate. Neeley of Kansas pressed for renewal of the money trust inquiry while McAdoo Owen Glass and the president steer a banking friendly measure. The committee plans a Sunday session to finish work amid caucus schedules.
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Federal Reserve Board
Neeley
Kansas
Washington
Congress
Wilson
McAdoo
Owen
Glass
Representative Neeley
House and Currency Committee
White House discusses civil appropriations and unions
After a cabinet meeting the White House stated the president controls civil appropriations governing the use of funds for unions and farmers organizations under antitrust law.
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Landry Civil Bil
Washington
White House
Wilson
Sandry
Annapolis Cadets Die in Flight Collision
Ensign W D ingey 19 with Ensign Bowen of Georgia were killed or seriously hurt when their plane collapsed over tenant Towers. A search for Ensign Billingsly was halted as his body was not seen and it was thought he had sunk. An order was issued for naval hospital care.
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Ingey
Ort Bowen
Georgia
Ensign Billingsly
Ag A Orers
Hos
Senate lands committee weighs million-acre road grants
Washington June 20 The senate lands committee considered but did not report bills authorizing a million acres of public lands to each western state. The plan would let states sell the lands and use proceeds for public roads. If the interior secretary's report is favorable, the committee favors passing this plan over the Bourne plan for bonds.
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Washington
Senate
Pes Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Tangi costs Italian officer deaths and many soldiers
A fragment reports Italian forces suffering one officer killed and nineteen soldiers wounded while five officers and 217 men were wounded as Arab forces were described as completely engaged.
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Tangi
Lillian Lenton Escapes in Male Disguise from Leeds Hold
London reports militant suffragist Lillian Lenton who started a tea garden pavilion fire escaped in men’s clothing from a Leeds house where she was confined after license release. She evaded police guard and vanished, with renewed arrest later dramatized in the Dorchester case.
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London
Lillian Lenton
Tea Garden
Leeds
Fire Hits Unoccupied Solihull Mansion in Suffragist Attack
Birmingham report details a large vacant Solihull mansion burned by a so called farson squad of militant suffragists. The blaze caused extensive damage but no injuries were reported as authorities investigated the incident.
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Birmingham
Eng
Solihull
Here
Degraded Teacher Wounds Students in School Shooting
A former teacher named Schmi went on a fusillade in a classroom injuring three children and fatally wounding the instructor. Authorities describe the assailant as demented amid the tragedy.
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Schmi
Webb law construed by Attorney General
The Webb law forbidding interstate shipments of liquor into dry states is not a criminal statute and cannot be prosecuted in federal courts. It merely blocks interstate traffic, allowing state laws to govern liquor moved in commerce, with no penalty specified. The ruling highlights Idaho Haight law making such shipments a misdemeanor locally.
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United States
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Taft
Wickersham
United States Supreme Court
Attorney General
Idaho
Molden Nominated Receiver for Blackfoot Land Office
President to appoint C F Molden of Blackfoot as receiver at the Blackfoot land office to replace Guheen. Dubois Democrat praised by local Idaho leaders. confirmation expected in a few days along with several Idaho postmaster nominations. Senators Borah Brady indicate support pending nomination.
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Washington
Idaho
Borah
Brady
C. F. Molden
Blackfoot
Molden
George M. Harris
Burke
F. H. Bradbury
Rathd
Kidnappers Convicted in Holt Case in Salem
Frank Sullens and Ernest Harrison were found guilty of kidnapping Dorothy Holt in March. Jury set twenty five year terms for each. the state sought the death penalty. Holt, kidnapped while walking home, was found in a critical condition after Sullens confessed they intended to hand her to Harrison for a $5 payment.
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Salem
Mass
Frank Sullens
Ernest Harrison
Rothy Holt
Dorothy Holt
Sullens
Harrison
Strikers Sentenced in Patterson Silk Mill Case
Thirty one striking silk mill workers, members of the I W W, were convicted of unlawful assembly and sentenced to three months hard labor in the county jail. The sentences were suspended upon good behavior.
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Patterson
N. J
Saper's Weekly 18 for Borah Headline
Washington news notes Colonel Harvey of Harper's Weekly dined with Senator Borah and discussed a predicted Republican showing in 1916. Harvey asserted the forecast would be fulfilled.
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Saper’s Weekly
BORAH
Washington, D. C
Harvey
Harper’s Weekly
Senator Borah
Oocea
Hataber
Dentists Converge in Pocatello for State Convention
More than fifty dentists from nearby towns gather in Pocatello for the annual State Dental Society convention. The opening session at the Commercial club includes welcome by Mayor Turner and talks by Dr. O B Steely and Dr. Tinker. Demonstrations and tours of dental parlors follow with a banquet slated for the Commercial club tomorrow night. Dr R J Cruse serves as society president.
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Pocatello
State Dental Society
Commercial Club
Turner
O. B. Steely
Tinker
Minneapolis
R. J. Cruse
Idaho Sportsmen elect officers broaden aims in meeting
Boise June 20 Idaho Sportsmen association held its annual meeting at the Commercial club electing W C Tatro as president J N McLaughlin as vice president E F Walton as secretary treasurer and L L Burtenshaw E D Farmin Dr E H Maberley C W Fuller and D J Holohan named directors Amended by laws aim to broaden the organization beyond trapshooting and promote clean sportsmanship. State Game Warden Barber addressed the gathering.
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Boise
Idaho Sportsmen’s Association
Commercial Club
Orend
Walton
Barber
W. C. Tatro
J. N. McLaughlin
Pocatello
E. F. Walton
L. L. Burtenshaw
Council
E. D. Farmin
Sandpoint
E. H. Maberley
C. W. Fuller
D. J. Holohan
Burley
Juggernaut Car Owner Must Pay
The New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Daniel A. Dugan Jr. of Manchester in Essex county for the Christmas day 1911 killing of Leo Francis McDermott as he crossed a street. Dugan faces imprisonment at hard labor for five years, with appeal possible to the Court of Errors and Appeals.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Daniel A. Dugan Jr
Manchester
Essex County
Dugan
Leo Francis McDermott
Court of Errors and Appeal
Daniel A. Dugan
Orange District Court
Wilson
Hundred Applicants for Mother Pension filed in King county
Seattle June 20 In the first five days of the operation of the newly enacted mothers pension law one hundred applications for relief have been made to the juvenile court of King county Many applicants say they are destitute and have been divorced The new law makes no specific provision for such cases and the matter has been taken to the court with a likelihood that divorced women who are destitute with children will be included
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Seattle
King County
Florida Storm Accounts Limited Loss of Life Report
Jacksonville reports from across the state show no further deaths from Wednesday's storm centered near Tallahassee where one Negro was killed. Wire communication, previously disrupted, has been restored.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Talahassee
Yale Se Cae Five Lengths at New London Regatta
Yale crews dominated in heavy rain and choppy seas at New London. Harvard defeated Yale by five lengths in the four oared race and by one and a half lengths in the freshman eight. The Old Eli teams led from start to finish despite rough weather.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Death of Luther McCarty amid boxing fight controversy
A fragmented report discusses Luther McCarty's death following a boxing match and debates whether a blow to the jaw caused the fatal outcome or if the cause lay elsewhere. The text remains unclear on specific facts or parties involved.
Bully’s Cruelty Leaves Boy In Serious Condition
In St Louis on June 20 a seven year old boy named William Lee was forced by an older boy to hold a firecracker in his mouth until it exploded. The act severely injured his mouth and throat. He remains in serious condition at the hospital as authorities investigate the assault.
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St. Louis
Jane
William Lee
Patrolman Censured After Outside City Fracas
An inquiry into a disorder at Brady Park outside city limits led Mayor to censure Patrolman Campbell and Fireman Giles. The fracas prompted officials to drop charges for outside-city conduct, while a second incident inside the city involved Glenn.
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Mayer
Theodore Tape
Jared E. Cape
Carl Barnard
Brady“park
Campbell
Giles
Glenn
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