Rates of tariff bill brought to house for approval
Washington reports Representative Underwood as Democratic leader opening support for the conference report on the tariff bill. He says current rates are lower than both prior house and senate versions and predicts a 1915 surplus of 18 million dollars. Debate limited to four and a half hours with cotton futures tax provision likely to spark the day’s fiercest clashes.
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Washington
House
Representative Underwood
Conference
Senate
Underwood
Treasury
Unclear fragment hints at a president visit to Lug
Fragment mentions a president and Lug in ambiguous context. No clear event, date, or identifiable people beyond the general reference to a presidency and an unnamed Lug visit.
Salt Lake real estate deal noted by Mr Halloran
In Salt Lake the Dnly company real estate deal drew remarks from Mr Halloran. He said the deal merely showed his confidence. The War Grand hotel was discussed as a major property, previously considered three years ago and viewed as second only to another Utah hotel.
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William Anderson
Utah State Building and Loan Association
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Newbold Printing Company
Lillard Daly
P. Sears
A. Lindquist
Barber
New Grand Hotel
Main Street
Main
Fourth South Streets
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake
Halloran
Ao Rotel
Utah
Sulzer Case Explains Governor's Loan Origin
Albany report states Mrs Sulzer borrowed from Carnegie Trust, while Gov borrowed 180000 from Harris and Fuller to ease financial difficulties. Harris and Fuller chief recounts the governor's explanation.
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Albany
Sulzer
Carnegie Trust Company
Stock Exchange
Harris and Fuller
Impeachment Trial Nears End For Governor Sulzer
Albany Sept. 50 The board of managers nears completion of witness testimony in Governor Sulzer impeachment. The charge centers on alleged misuse of campaign funds as prosecutors prepare to introduce their final witnesses.
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Albany
Board of Managers
Sulzer
Julzer
Man Rises From Breakfast Table in Los Angeles Incident
A brief preliminary report from Los Angeles notes a man rising from the breakfast table at home when an unknown event occurred. Authorities have not released further details or official statements at this time.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Convicts Transferred Without Guards From Valatie Farm
New York reports a remarkable transfer of eight long term convicts from the state farm at Valatie to the great meadow at Comstock. Three had records as long as any in the state's criminal history.
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New York
Valatie
Great Meadow
Comstock
Lodge stable after operation for gastric ulcer
Nahant Massachusetts September 30 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was in a comfortable condition after an operation Friday to remove a gastric ulcer following a period of illness.
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Nahant
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Government policy to acquire canal zone land drives out farmers
The text describes a US policy to acquire title to land in the canal zone and depopulate the area. It notes thousands of small farmers, long-time cultivators, would be forced from their homes, necessitating many claims for damages.
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United States
Canal Sone
Senator Borah Support for Three Year Homestead Plan
Idaho homesteaders may gain an option to either establish improvements worth up to 240 dollars or settle with 340 dollars for 160 acres under a proposed three year law amendment. Senator Borah argues the amendment offers flexibility and safety for settlers while stressing cumulative improvement credits and the need for clear guidance.
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Borah
Fae
Idaho
Tribune
United States Senate
Gooding Man Named Engineer for State Highway Commission
Theodore Turner reports the state highway committee named Edward F. Smith of Gooding as engineer at 3000 dollars yearly. Smith will oversee plans for highway projects from Meadows to Grangeville and routes from Old Ferry to Boise to Bear Lake, and north to the state line, with data collection and project advancement.
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Theodore Turne R
State Highway Committee
Boise
Edward F. Smith
Gooding
Meadows
Grange
Women of Albania Join Battle as Fighters in Dibra Skirmish
Vienna dispatch reports Albanian women taking part in street fighting at Dibra, armed with hatchets and fighting beside husbands and sons. Greek women in southern Albania also exhibit warlike activity, with sixty girls in Koritsa drilled by Greek officers.
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Vienna
Albania
Dibra
Koritsa
Imprisoned Miner Fed Through Tube At Coal Mine
In Centralia Pennsylvania Thomas Toshesky, entombed since Friday in the Continental mine of Lehigh Valley Coal Co, was fed through a bore hole in the coal wall via a tube. Milk and eggs were given after tubing was inserted to keep the opening from closing.
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Centralia
Thomas Toshesky
Continental
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Right of president to withdraw public lands under review
The United States circuit court of appeals will seek Supreme Court guidance on whether the president may withdraw public lands from entry. The case involves title to a million and a half acres in California and Wyoming arising from a withdrawal made by Taft.
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Denver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
California
Wyoming
Taft
Tennessee to hold second extraordinary session October 13
Governor Hooper called a second extra session of the Tennessee legislature for October 13 to review prohibition law enforcement bills after the first extra session ended with a filibuster killing the measures in the lower house.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Tennessee
Shootings at Calumet copper strike disrupt patrol
In Calumet Michigan on September 30 strikes at the Copper mine escalated with two attacks on strikebreakers. A New York detective agency car carrying thirty men was fired upon and forced back after a barricade blocked access. Civil and military officers made arrests as disorder spread.
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Calumet
Mich
New York
On Oe Company
Ahmeek
Gene
Funeral Rites For Esteemed Community Citizen
The deceased was laid to rest at Wie Seee iew cemetery after a funeral at Joseph's Catholic church, with high mass led by Rev. Father Van der Donekt. Elks and other friends attended, placing a sprig of amararth and forget me not on the coffin as tributes from lodges and relatives were conveyed to the east.
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Wie Seeeiew
J. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father van der Donekt
Order of Ellis
North Arthur Avenue
Elks
Frank Lane
Lodge
Amararth
Catello Lodge No
Columsetranean
E East
September wheat closes in Chicago market
SMAER WHEAT Chicago report from Sept 3 notes September wheat closing at a low level with prices ending mixed and market activity subdued.
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Chicago
Ani, Wie
Millions of Imported Goods To Flood Markets After Tariff
New York, Sept 30 The new tariff law will soon be signed and trigger a wave of foreign merchandise. Importers have stored goods in bonded warehouses for potential release under lower rates. In New York alone goods in bond valued at 9.75 million at wholesale prices could hit retail shelves.
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New York
Wilson
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