Senators Claim Sixty Vote Front for Reciprocity Pact
Leader Swauss asserts sixty senators ready to back Canadian reciprocity with Taft’s support. Penrose notes a careful canvass showing 60 in favor and predicts a vote within two weeks. Root amendment opposition tallies 26 for, 18 undecided, 2 absent. absence and noncommittal votes shape path to defeat the amendment.
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Wrabington
Penrose
Taft
Reailinass
Siz
Alley
Clarke
Wyoming
Crane
Ingham
Dixon
Dupont
Frye
Galilinger
Gronna
Hayburn
Johnson
Tones
Lin Follatte
Lodge
Lorimer
McCumber
Martin
Nelson
Oliver
Root
Simmona
Smith
Michigan
Smoot
Sutherland
Warren
Bacon
Hornh
Bradley
Brandees
Brigga
Brown
Bryan
Hornham
Buryton
Chamberlain
Chilton
Crawford
Quibersoh
Collom
Camimins
Davie
Fietehber
Gamble
Gore
Guggenheim
Hitchcock
Johnston
Kettyon
Kern
Len
McLean
Martine
Myers
Nixon
O'Gorman
Overland
Owen
Penros
Percy
Perkins
Foinderter
Pamerend
Raynor
Reed
Richardson
Shively
South Carolina
Stephenson
Btone
Swanson
Tylor
Terrell Townsend
Watson
Willams
Works
Bankhead
Bourne
Bristow
Clapp
Clark
Arkansas
Curtis
Foster
Lippitt
Newlands
Page
Paynter
Thornton
Wetmore
Maryland
Tillman
Sugar Deal Nets Oxnard Brothers Large Profit
Testimony before the sugar investigation committee details the Oxnard brothers profit from a Brooklyn sugar refresher valued at 300000. They claim the trust certificates would yield 800000 in profits and dividends, with a later sale fetching 760000. The Brooklyn plant capitalization and value are noted, with questions about the beet sugar business climate.
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Weabhington
Oxnard Broz
Brooklyn
Henry T. Oxnard
American Best Sugar Company
Howse “Gugaratruat”Nvestigating
Oxnards
Cortiscates
Pinard
Wireless aids 200 bankers rescued on lake steamers
Two hundred Michigan Bankers Association members from Detroit rode the Detroit and Buffalo steamer Western States then transferred to the Western Bates after a cylinder burst. Wireless telegraphy enabled a swift rescue marking a first on the cereal lakes. In Laporte Indiana Judge George W. Bee died at sixty six from blood poisoning that began with a frozen toe last winter.
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Buttalo
Michigan Bankers’ Sssociation
Detroit
Buffalo
Western Staten
Buttato
City of Olgysland
Western Bates
Indiana
Laporte
George W. Beepany
Blarke County
Unclear report with scattered names and places
Fragmentary note mentions Patrick Lennon and Alamo in Lower California with unclear context and dates. No coherent event or details to verify.
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Americang Blain
Weaeclenc
Patrick M. Lennon
Alamo
Lower
Cali
Trial Teems Up With Tears In Dramatic Cooke Case
In Cincinnati during the Ea ger 6 Cooke trial over a $24 000 embezzlement from the Big Four railroad two scenes moved judge jury and spectators. Mrs Jeanette Ford-Gord testified crying as she admitted shooting Cooke and that she had a daughter named Jeannatte with him. A letter from Mrs Ford to Cooke revealed requests for visits and money for their child. The defense highlighted past careers and a two week spree with Frank Comstock. The session also heard questions about safes and stored funds. In Washington the Senate advanced a Bourne resolution to probe the postal system and consider a parcels post.
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Cincinnat
Eager
Cooke
Big Four Railroad
Jeanette
Stewart-Ford
Edgar
Tha
Mru
Dord
Jeannatte
Hyen
Ford
Aha
Agabaken van Birs
Chicago
Charles W. Baker
Frank Comsteac
Warriner
Big Four
Comstock
Baker
Gooke
Fane
Glescp Bank Branch Notice Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a bank name and street but lacks clear action or date. The readable bits indicate a Mo Phetate style note about a bank branch but no concrete event.
Water level reveals wreck deformations on battleship hulk
Lowering cofferdam water exposes twisted masses of steel on the battleship hulk Malne. Engineers expect deeper dewatering to reveal more of the ship including officer bodies Merritt and Jenking, as crews prepare for ultimate removal.
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Hoayane
Black
Engineer Corps
Big Baking Combine Formed In New York
The General Baking Company has been incorporated in New York by 21 leading bakers with capital of 7 million dollars preferred 95 million common stock and 2.6 million bonds. The issue will be underwritten and sold by Harry Fisk & Son. The prospectus states the aim is to avoid monopoly law violations and to affect economy in material purchases and scientific manufacturing methods.
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New York
General Baking Company
Harry Fisk & Son
Medale Glyon Awards Honor to Six North Dakota Crew Members
President Taft presented Medals of Honor to six crewmen of the warship North Dakota and spoke about heroism following the September 1929 oil fuel explosion that killed three men and endangered the ship. Each recipient also received a $400 gratuity. Vanderbilt Yacht Ves Tron burns near Jobo Harvard. Harold Vanderbilt injured.
Fatherly Advice on Marriage and Agriculture Reach Saskatoon
The fragment cites rustic maxims and folk wisdom about farming success in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. It mentions keeping the family together, improving land, and a call to write the Commissioner of Trade in Saskatoon for more information. The text references a dramatic land increase from 133 to 18 000 in seven years and notes Western Canada context.
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Baskatoon
Tosh
Board of Tradt
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Eye Trouble Relief Ad Offers Marine Remedy
A late 19th century style health promotion promises eye relief through a so called Marine Remedy. The advertisement claims it aids weak eyes stops eye pain and strengthens eyelids and granulation with a 43 page illustrated booklet and product reception guidance.
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Co Chiergo
Marine
Tour
Thompson's Latest Fish Story Headlines Harper’s Bazaar
A fragment from The Exception notes a cheeky tease about Thompson's new fish tale as Harper’s Bazaar markets a humorous item. The line hints at literary or fashion commentary with playful tone and dated phrasing.
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Parker
Thompson
Harper's Bazar
He Got the Pass
A fragmented dialogue features a bus pass demand with offbeat quotes about transportation for caretakers of livestock poultry and fruit. The excerpt includes phrases about family members and a humorous bent in the request, reflecting a humorous or satirical tone.
Harem skirt gag mocks ad sales at writers dinner
In Denver at an advertisement writers' dinner Misa Lian B Rowe quoted a joke about the harem skirt. The gag suggests sharpeners will revive old gags for women victims with advertising in the Ladies’ Own. She cites a scheme of sending money to receive a remedy to fringe and touts vast profits with sly replies to victims.
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Misa Lian B. Rowe
Denver
Digestive Mind Chips Through Hungry Anticipation
A discussion of Pavlov and digestion notes that digestive juices flow not from food but from the mind's anticipation. It cites experiments on dogs showing stomach secretions respond to expectation, suggesting mental state governs digestive readiness.
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Pawlow
Pavioff
Maerlage Lesson Aims at Cautious Leap
A proverb asserts a girl should look before leaping and warns a cautious approach improves chances. The saying contrasts gendered advice with a takeaway on prudence and opportunity.
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Maerlage
Fragmentary dialogue from Harper's Bazar humor page
Disjointed exchange features characters Outaone Willis and Gillis discussing chickens and family care. A subplot hints at romance between Harry and Ann with aging and affection barriers. The text showcases era voice and casual banter typical of the publication.
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Outaone
Willis
Gillis
Puck
Tea Time In Chile Popular at Clubs and Hotels
Tea and a roll or small cake cost eight to twelve cents in clubs hotels and homes in Chile in the afternoon seating. Many houses serve it free while clerks leave their work to go out for it reflecting a social habit.
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Chile
United States
Huetesa
Superstitions and rituals from a biased old text
A fragment describes an archaic superstition prescribing a nocturnal ritual at a crossroads. It claims the afflicted must glare at the dead of night, perform a fivefold crossing, then bury a yew staff to avert a dispase. If failed, a rumored accident was blamed.
Quiet Shipboard Abuse Revealed in Diary Fragments
A fragmentary account describes a captain’s violent temper aboard a vessel, with a fearful wife and a silent mate who endures repeated abuse. An offhand remark exposes a history of pain as the mate admits his shin injuries from the voyage.
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