Gambling Bills Pass in Albany Under Gov Hughes
Albany dispatch notes a dramatic push through the legislature as Governor Hughes backs anti race track gambling reform. Poelker’s vote ties the tally and fear of a cabinet reshuffle hangs over the chamber while frighteningly nervous scenes unfold around the roll call. Senator Grady urges a commission to investigate alleged corruption as wagering debates resume in tight conditions.
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Geady
Woman 18 Climbs Chest Mountain in Daring Feat
A young woman, aged 18, climbs the Chest Mountain in a bold ascent reported by local witnesses. The event drew attention from nearby hikers and mountain enthusiasts, highlighting growing interest in high-altitude challenges among new climbers.
Flood Strikes Kansas City As Rivers Rise In Missouri Basin
Thane Guy reports a major flood across Kansas City as the Missouri and Kansas rivers swell. Water breached basements and poured into streets while bridges and rail lines faced closures. Residents sought shelter and officials warned of potential further damage with the East and Mississippi basins tracking high.
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New York Should Have Vice President Says Woodruff
Marilla Ohio June 1 The Associated Press interviews Theodore L Woodruff of New York with General Stewart L Woodruff chairman of Hughes national committee at Murterth college commencement He says If Taft Secretary were nominated for president at Chicago New York could gain the vice presidency and Republican friends would act to back Finger while others note the split in party as a key factor in Chicago decisions.
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Stewart L. Woodruff
Fingher
New York
Chicago
Beun Hechter
Prodiution
DYNAMITER FERRIC 1g WEAK-MINDED Rute, Muti, Jane
Louie Ferris faced charges over a train wreck near the city that killed three people. He denied knowledge of the incident, claiming railway detectives pressured him for a confession to avoid harsher terms. Relatives testified Ferris was considered weak minded.
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Muti
Jane
Louie Ferris
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oWalbahad Louay
Werris
Arrest Causes Brusie Death in Angels City
Judson G Brusie of San Francisco an attorney playwright and politician jailed on a embezzlement charge by Metropolitan Security Company New York died in a California hospital after release on bail. His death followed arrest and hospital admission with heart failure noted as the cause.
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Cal
Judson G. Brusie
San Franciato
MeLropolitan Security Company
New York
Californnia Hospital
Heath
Girl Heir to a Large Fortune Dominates Trial Shown
A fragmented report describes a young woman named Mary Montini and others involved in a fortune inheritance case. The text hints at a court or social scene with names, places, and monetary figures, though many phrases are garbled.
Army captain court martialed for desertion and duty gaps
An army officer, Captain McAlister, faced trial for leaving his regiment without leave and failing to report for duty at the rifle range. He was absent from May 14 to May 21 and faced promotion-related disciplinary questions as the proceedings moved forward.
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Henry Watterson Visits Col Bryan in Lincoln
The 10 Col Henry Watterson of Louisville visits Col Bryan in Lincoln and stays with William J. Bryan’s host until tomorrow afternoon. He plans to leave for St Louis and notes discussions on Democratic matters and Bryan's candidacy. He says Bryan is stronger than ever and favored for the first ballot.
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Henry de Watterson
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Fairview
Bryan
Wien
Bt Louie
Watterson
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Democratis Party
Woman Awarded Heavy Damages in Libel Suit
A Chicago jury awarded $50,000 to a woman who charged a power machine company with libel. She alleges the firm drove her out of business by publishing accusations of forgery and warned others not to deal with her.
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Ak Fagher
Judge Wrishils
Superior Court
Hoe
Explosion Injures Many as Streetcar Bomb Blows Up
A streetcar in the Cleveland area was blown up by dynamite in an early morning attack. Several passengers were injured seriously or fatally as the car derailed and debris flew over a wide area. Police and investigators searched for suspects while witnesses described the blast tearing through the car and shattering windows.
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Williams-Lelster Wedding Swell Affair
Washington June 1 a wedding of unusual interest occurred at the home of the bride’s parents Miss Juliette Williams daughter of Colonel and Mrs John R Williams of Kidseliy and Joseph Leiter son of the late Levi Leiter The ceremony was performed by Father Bucky rector of Matthews Roman Catholic church and was witnessed by about twenty people including relatives Guests included Mrs Lest Leiter and others The couple will reside in Chicago after the ceremony
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Mace
Juliette Willams
John R. Williams
Kidseliy
Joseph Leiter
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Chicago
Tov
Bucky
Matthews Roman Catharte Church
Henry Corbin
Ciplain
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Francis Willams
Ridwin
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William
Vile
Dia
Vlelty
Andy Ceng
Saetolts
Taft Republicans face contested delegations at convention
Chicago June 1 Taft led by a majority of contests before the national committee with 604 Taft delegates accredited. The convention wrestling with 94 contests and allied shifts shapes the platform and alliance dynamics. Labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers join the talks as union influence grows.
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Policeman Rescues Two Children From Runaway Rig
A mounted officer stopped a runaway truck after a policeman alerted by bystanders saved two children from being struck. The incident occurred on a Morcuweal street route near Bryn Maw, as the rig began to move and threatened commuters. Eyewitnesses described the rapid action and relief as the children were drawn to safety before harm.
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Biller Must Demands Stay Of Execution In Illinois Case
An Illinois court refused to stay the execution of Herman Bilek who is slated to be hanged tomorrow for poisoning deaths in the Weral Faraliy case. His attorneys appealed to the United States court for a writ of habeas corpus after Illinois Supreme Court denial. Friends in several ports urged Gov. Dicer to commute the sentence as Catholic priest Walter P. M. D’Callaghan led prayer meetings backing Bilek’s innocence claims.
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General Grant Seeks Ten Detachments For White Plains Camp
The report outlines General Grant’s plan to march ten detachments from points across the Northeast toward a central rendezvous near White Plains. Military leaders weigh logistic challenges, timing, and officer assignments as soldiers mobilize from Governor’s Island ferry to Plains.
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Grant
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World Markets Close Mixed as Prices Edge Lower
New York June 11 early quotes show a slight dip from last night’s levels across several key issues. International Harvester preferred traded around 90 to 99, with overall market softness as General Electric and other major issues fell. Livestock and grains noted firm receipts and higher bid ranges, while sugar and coffee prices remained unsettled in New York trading.
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