Eight Senators Move to Clamp Debate on Tariff Bill
Washington June 27 Eight Democratic senators on the senate finance committee approved amendments to the agricultural schedule of the underwood simmons tariff bill mandating countervailing duties on wheat flour and giving the president power to retaliate against nations discriminating against the United States. The caucus adopted a rule to curb debate and limit speeches to one per subject while eight senators opposed the countervailing duty amendment Fletcher Lea Martine Ogerman Reed Saulsbury Sheppard and Vardman.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
United States
Senate Democrats
Senate
Fletcher
Lea
Martine
Ogerman
Reed
Saulsbury
Sheppard
Vardman
Guns Roar as Poincare Departs at Dover
London tense as Senate leader Georges Benjamin Poincare departs with a brilliant courtly assembly. George the prince and Arthur attend a farewell at the station before he boards a French warship at Dover amid salutes from twenty six British and French warships.
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London
Poincare
George
Stati Entheneens
Prince of Wales
Duke
Conmaiaht
Prince Arthur
Dover
Nugent Men Given Some Federal Plums
President Wilson sent to the Senate the names of Howard E. King to be master at Nampa and Frank ing to be postmaster at Weiser. King, ex Canyon County commissioner, and ing, editor of the Weiser American, are linked to the Nugent faction and oppose the Dolbois Hawley Perky group.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Howard E. King
Nampa
Franking
Weiser
King
Canyon County
Ciige Rominent
Democratic 2
Harding
Weiser American
Theic
Washington County
App
Themy
Dnbois- Hawley-Perky
Veterans to Gettysburg from Utah for Civil War reunion
Sixty six Utah veterans of the blue and gray armies departed Salt Lake at noon for Gettysburg to attend the fiftieth anniversary reunion. Nearly half of the party took part in the siege of Gettysburg and veterans waited for enough money to cover expenses.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Gettysburg
Battle Impends Near Pia o State
Wire service from the cruiser Pittuqe at Ymas reports Federal Governor Arcia informs Mexican authorities that General Ojeda is near a battle in Pia o state.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Pittuque
Ymas
Arcia
Ojeda
Ta Pia
Judge Dooling Picked for Federal Bench in California
President Wilson nominates J T Dooling to the federal bench in the Northern District of California and Matt I Sullivan is named special prosecutor for the Amifetti Diggs and Western Fuel cases. Nominations go to the Senate next week as Hahn fails to secure committee action on his demand for investigation.
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Dooling
District of
California
Hahn
Senate
Thomas E. Oe
J T. Dooling
Wison
U. Aaa
U. S. Circuit
Cali
Matt I. Sullivana
Amifetti- Diggs
Western Fuel Company
J.udge Dooling
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Kahn
Efort
Wreck at Husted plant in Buffalo area kills many
Buffalo June 27 report says about 1000 Atty men led by E M Husted searched for bodies buried under wreckage after a grain dust explosion at the Husted Manufacturing plant. Fourteen dead and twelve missing, nine likely to be found among ruins of steel and charred timber.
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Buffalo
E. M. Husted
Husted Manufacturing Company
Wheat closes at 90.7 in Chicago market
Chicago wheat prices closed at 90.7 for June and July contracts with minor shifts in nearby trading. Market activity showed limited demand as traders await clearer supply signals and weather developments impacting U.S. wheat prospects.
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Chicago
Ill
Land Sale Tomorrow Near Downey Auction
State Land Commissioner George A. Day announces an auction of fertile tracts near Downey. Appraised values range from 10 to 25 dollars per acre, inviting bidders to secure parcels in tomorrow's sale.
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Downey
George A. Day
Auction to sell 2000 acres of Bannock dry land tomorrow
Public sale at the Bannock county court house by State Land Commissioner George A. Day of Boise and State Land Selector I. H. Nash of Franklin offers 2000 acres of rich dry farming land. Most land near Downey, appraised at 20 to 25 dollars per acre. Day also conducts a separate 1000 acre sale at Idaho Falls today.
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Bannock County
County Court House
I T
George A. Day
Boise
I. H. Nash
Franklin
Downey
Commissioner Day
Idaho Falls
Hemet Incident Involving Korean Fruit Pickers
Washington reports a small yet disturbing incident in Hemet California where a band of Korean fruit pickers was forcibly expelled from the community. The affair is to be reviewed by the Japanese ambassador via the consul in San Francisco and Mary Bryan said the state department would open its own immediate investigation.
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Washington
Hemet
California
Ece
San Francisco
Mary Bryan
State Department
Fort Hall Fourth of July Celebration At Tenday Farm
Indian community on Fort Hall plans a Fourth of July at Tenday Farm near Pocatello with dances races and a big feast. Chief Tyhee will attend in full regalia and arrangements include auto stage service and a pow wow.
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Fort Hall Indians
Tenday Farm
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Tendoy
Portneuf River
Inkom
Indian Office
Washington
E. W. Estep
Redskins
Estep
Tenday
Tyhee
City Mayor Appeals To Idaho Regulators Over Water Rules
Mayor Theodore Turner of Pocatello files a formal complaint with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. He argues the 1913 water rules differ from 1912 and seeks commission review on its own motion. The letter cites publication dates June 21, 1913 and attachment of the 1912 and 1913 rule texts.
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Dietrich
Theo. Turner
Clark
State Commission
Idaho State Public Utilities Commission
Pocatello Water Company
Theodore Turner
Pocatello, Ida
Mexican 18 Rearrested in Blind Pig Case and More
Frank Meneno known as Mexican Frank was freed on liquor sale charges by United States Commissioner Theodore Turner but immediately rearrested by Sheriff E E Lowry. He faces charges of maintaining a blind pig in the old district on South First avenue porch climbing shoplifting and second story work. He is said to operate with a Mexican gang from Provo to Boise and from Pocatello to Butte and is held in the county jail pending investigation.
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United States
Theodore Turner
Frank Meneno
Frank
Ninnip
E. E. Lowry
South First Avenue
Provo
Boise
Pocatello
Butte
Lewis urges unity as statue unveiling flags era of unity
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois spoke at Brandon Vermont honoring Stephen A. Douglas. He contrasted Wilson's Senate relations with Buchanan's opposition era and urged a Wilsonian system echoing Monroe and Washington that any party organization lacks right to push the executive as a political office agency.
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Brandon
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Stephen A. Douglas
Lewis
Wilson
Senate
Buchanan
Douglas
James Monroe
Washington
Financiers to be summoned in senate lobby probe
The senate lobby investigation orders subpoenas for Wall Street figures Cravath Ledyard Cravath and David Lamar to testify next week on charges that names were used to influence financial men. Palmer and Riordan deny involvement as impersonations claimed by various congressmen and lobbyers.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Paul D. Cravath
New York
David Lamar
Wall Street
Ledyard
Cravath
The
U Pacific
Havi
Palmer
Cles
Schaber
Ogumaed Gans
Senate Committee
Goeter
Attee
Palmer and
Riordan
Wimbledon Singles: Americans Push Off as English Upset Wins
The English player defeats Lorne Whig Biddle 6-2 1-6 6-1, Wallace Johnson loses to B Watson 2-6 8-6 6-1 7-5, then E McLoughlin retires after two sets as team member Williams wins 6-3 in the third.
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Sonsi Pee Ae Lorne Whig Biddle Pak
As Before Weagram
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
B. Watson
Aoe R
Aoe R. — Bho
E. McLoughlin
Gan Prischead
United States
Tg Vo
McLoughlin
Williams
Johnson sought for extradition from Canada
Washington reports Johnson has escaped to Canada and cannot be cited or deported under current law. Officials say the United States will investigate his presence in Montreal and press to remove criminal aliens while noting the white slave law violation for which he was sentenced.
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Frisco
Washington
Jack Johnson
United States
Canada
Ecos Ac Ae
Johnson
Department 1 Day
Thegro
Montreal
Dewoody
Lama fires kill monks in Mongolian pagoda blaze
A dispatch from Kwei Hwaebane reports Mongolian lamas died in a pagoda fire amid rising anti Chinese sentiment. The incident occurred during a period of instability in the Mongolia region with authorities investigating the cause and noting casualties among religious figures.
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St. Petersburg
Kwei Hwaebane
Mongolia
S ‘Winber
Chiness
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