First DeWitt Township election held with light vote
DeWitt Township in Perkins County held its first election with no contest and a light turnout of about 20 votes. Elected were Supervisors DeWitt George Machesney and T. F. Dann, Clerk G. W. Cooper, Treasurer A. C. Adams, Justice W. R. Brill, and road supervisors J. F. Tice, Wm. Kunkle, Chas. Pierce, Lester Case, and S. Taylor Sr. Several road districts did not elect supervisors.
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Perkina County
DeWitt Township
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W. R. Brill
J. F. Tice
Wm. Kunkle
Chas. Pierce
Lester Case
Taylor
Progressives Badly Beaten On Lumber Duty Vote
Senate action on the lumber schedule begins with a 50 to 28 vote after amendments to lower the saved lumber duty were defeated. The Nuance committee had proposed 1.50 per thousand feet, while McCumber sought 1.00. The committee was sustained 14 to 24 amid hopes to push tariff final action.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Senate Lumber Duty Fight Draws Party Split
paragraph describes a Senate vote on lumber duties with Democrats and Republicans split on amendments. McCumber proposed a 234 percent cut and $1.25 per thousand feet for sewed lumber, rejected 30 to 49. Main proposition set duty at $1.50 with varied differentials, passed 50 to 28. Several related amendments increased duties on clapboards tabs and shingles as lumber rate battles continue.
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McCumber
Aldrich
Senate
Northwestern
Friends Denounce Trial Denying Priest Carrigan
Denver sources report Father Joseph P. Carrigan of St. Patrick's Catholic church found guilty of insubordination and contumacy. The ecclesiastical court orders stripping of sacerdotal prerogatives pending penance in a monastery, amid a rift with Bishop Matz and claims the bishop acted as judge and chief prosecutor.
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Denver
Joseph P. Carrigan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Carrigan
Matz
Suburban Handicap Opens Sheepshead Bay Day
The Suburban handicap tops the Sheepshead Bay meeting on opening day as the feature race. Once valued higher, its purse is now 6,000 due to adverse legislation, though conditions remain as in the race's 26 year history.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Goulds separated in New York suit over intoxication testimony
In New York on June 21 Mrs. Katherine Climmons Gould seeks separation from Howard Gould as her counsel Mr Stearn and others try to undermine testimony about intoxication and indiscretions. The defense cites hotel refreshments and dining with Dustin Farnum, while waiters and maids dispute the timing of Mrs Gould’s drinking during 1906.
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New York
Katherine Climmons Gould
Howard Gould
Stearn
Stra
Gould
Ars. Gould
Thirteenth Quadrennial German Gymnastic Gathering Opens
More than 3,000 gymnasts and athletes from across the United States and several European countries gather in Cincinnati for the thirteenth quadrennial meeting of the Turnervereine. The monster athletic field at Carthage hosts contests with a 260 by 49 foot stage and a grand stand seating 4,001. Tents line the field housing visiting gymnasts during their stay.
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United States
Turnvereina
America
Carthage
Fight May Occur in London Olympiad for pros
William A Brady plans a world Olympiad styled event at the London Olympia next month to decide the pugilistic world championship. A match between Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman is said to be arranged for the occasion.
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London
Sue
William A. Brady
Debate on New Taxation Bill Continues in Reichstag
Berlin June 24. The Reichstag presses the debate on the new taxation bill, focusing on the unearned increment tax. No move toward Chancellor von Buelow’s resignation or Reichstag dissolution is seen until the controversy advances. The unearned increment of land values proposal passed its second reading.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Reionstag
von Buelow
Open Championship Golf Tournament Begins at Englewood
Englewood New Jersey June 24 play began today at the Englewood Golf Club for the United States Golf Association open championship. The entry list includes nearly all top professionals and several high class amateurs. The course is set for seventy two holes and low scores are anticipated.
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Englewood
N. J
Englewood Golf Club
United States Golf Association
Lst
United States
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