Reciproc ity bill vote set for next Wednesday in Senate finance panel
Washington June 1 Public hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill wound down as the Senate finance committee fixed next Wednesday for a vote on reporting the measure. The Root amendment may require substantial changes before acceptance. The committee planned to question AP and ANPA officials on the paper and pulp section of the agreement while lumber, paper, and woolen interests funded opposition through the National Grange.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Root
Root
Associated Press and
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Joseph H. Allen
Allen & Graham
New York
National Grange
Allen
The
Grange
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Arthur ©. Hastings
American Paper and Pulp Association
Chester W. Wyman
International Paper Company
Leonard Bronson
National Manufacturers’ Association
Whidden Graham
N. P. Hull
Michigan Grange
Williams
Lyman
Mr. Graham
Senator Stone
Graham
Good Roads
Distilleries’ Security Company
Danbury Hat Company
Steel chief denies knowledge of world steel combine
Washington June 1 Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corporation testified before the House committee probing the steel trust denying any knowledge of a proposed global combination to dominate steel trade. He said he came to act to tell frankly all he could.
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Washington, D. C
Elbert, H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
House
Steel “Trust
Ac Ten
al Be
Dig Corporation
Senator Browns Resolves Lorimer Expulsion Without New Inquiry
Senator Brown of Nebraska introduced a resolution asserting the evidence already in showed Lorimer was not entitled to a seat and there was no excuse for another inquiry. The measure seeks to expel Lorimer from the Senate without further investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Brown
Nebraska
Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Jury Unable to Agree in Johnson Case
The presiding judge and court indicate the Arvid Johnson trial ended without a verdict as the jury failed to reach agreement after hours of deliberation. A second trial is anticipated while another case, State v Mike Martin, proceeds with jurors empaneled and testimony ongoing regarding a shooting in Big Creek.
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Preston
Davis
E. M. Probasco
Arvid Johnson
Mike Martin
Fred Martin
Big Creek
More Arrests Expected After Porum Fight
Muskogee Oklahoma June 1 Poney Starr and Joe Davis surrendered to county officers after a deadly Porum fight that left five men dead. They remain at Davis’s father’s home where they have barricaded themselves awaiting possible mob action yet calm is reported. Authorities anticipate further arrests stemming from the Porum incident.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Poney ‘Starr
Joe Davis
Porum
Davis
Mob Rule Prevails In Cholula Mexico May 30
An uprising in Cholula Puebla last night left forty people killed and numerous stores offices and homes looted or burned. Rebels took control of the town threatening further attacks on Puebla, eight miles away, as authorities mobilize.
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Cholula
Puebla
Mex
Navarre
Wilson
Senator Gore S Letter Endorses Wilson for Presidency
A 1911 endorsement letter from Senator Thomas Pryor Gore of Oklahoma backs Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic nomination. Gore cites Wilson’s fit with Democratic principles, leadership, and availability, arguing New Jersey and New York support are pivotal to victory and pledges his support if chosen.
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Gore
Wilgo
Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
New York
Garros Arrives in Rome Completing Paris Rome Flight
Rolland Garros reached Rome by air from Pisa this afternoon at 5 10 after departing at 10 30 this morning He becomes the second aviator to reach Rome completing the second stage of the Paris Rome flight in the eventful journey
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Rolland Garros
Pisa
Paris
Installing Provisional Governors in Mexico
Ex president Diaz sails to Europe as Madero’s provisional governors are installed across northern states. Chihuahua likely convenes to elect Abram Gonzales provisional governor, a former Madero ally. Diaz and family departed Vera Cruz aboard the Ypiranga, bound for Havre then Spain, vowing to die in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Diaz
Europe
Madero
Mexico
Chihuahua
Abram Gonzales
Ypiranga
Vera Cruz
Havre
France
Havana
Spain
Frisco Passenger Train Derailed Near Pleasanton
Frisco passenger train No. 106 bound for Kansas City derailed this morning near Pleasanton Kansas. Three Pullman cars and the tender overturned injuring twelve, three seriously. The list of lightly injured includes Ralph Morton Topeka O A Simmons Atchison and J J Buch Emporia Kansas.
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Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kans
Frisco
Kansas City
Pleasanton
Ralph Morton
Topeka
O. A. Simmons
Atchinson
J. J. Buch
Emporia
Love Makes It Hot For Statistian
Oklahoma City June 1 Colonel Jack Love, chairman of the corpora tion commission, pressed statistician Peabody of the Santa Fe rail road on whether Attorneys Hook and Hagerman were in Judge Hooks apartments during computations. Peabody denied the claim and said he did not know the judge, while others questioned a Santa Fe trip and expenses tied to a federal judge.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Love
Corporation Commission
Peabody
Santa Fe Railroad
Hook and Hagerman
Judge Hook
Oklahoma
Hook
Hagerman
Colonel Love
Santa Fe
West
Henshaw
Peabody and
South
Congress
Hershaw
L. Jackson
Katy
Hope 10 Get Vote On Wool Schedule
Washington June 1 The democratic wool tariff bill from the Ways and Means Committee proposes reducing wool duties by half to two thirds and imposes a 20 percent ad valorem on rews wool. Debate centers on free wool versus revenue duty with Bryan's influence a focus.
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Washington, D. C
Waya and Means Committee
House
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraskan
Mr. Bryan
Representative Underwood
Ways and Means
Representative Burleson
Texas
Harrison
New York
Democratic House
Postmaster Charged With Violation of Election Law
Guthrie Oklahoma May 31 Postmaster Charles H Gillette of Hobart James Bott and A L Ivie were arrested on indictments found by the grand jury charging violations of state election laws Gillette pleaded not guilty and was released on 1000 bond Bott and Ivie faced charges of voting in a ward where not a legal resident and the four members of the convict road gang were charged with voting in the recent primary
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Guthrie
Oklo
Charles H. Gillette
Hobart
James Bott
A. L. Ivie
Jette Fa
Bott and
Ives
Convict Road Gang
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Vinita High School
Johnson
Mike Martin Case
Henry
Breckenridge
Baltimore, Md
Garros
Tispa
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Managua
Man- Aur
Statistian
Hook Or Hagerman
HOPE
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