Sugar Trust Fears Stoked by Free Sugar Plan
Washington hearing reveals Henry Oxnard warns that free sugar could birth a new sugar trust through a dangerous alliance of beet and refining firms. He recalls past reorganizations, cites a $50,000 possible contribution to the beet industry aid, and dodges questions on destroyed books and exact figures.
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Henry T. Oxnard
Vic
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate
Ronan “Sugar Trust
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Ming
American Geet Sugar Company
Walsh
Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Association
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Eet Sugar Industry
Mr. Oxnard
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Reed
Sugar Association
CG. C. Hamila
Colorado, Springs
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Beet Association
John F. Harper
Cleveland
Hamlin
Senator Reed
Harper
Tater
Vale-Harvard Baseball Battle In New Haven Today
The Vale nine pursues a strong stretch amid a sense of college league title hopes as Yale visits New Haven for a key eastern college clash. Vale has won five straight, with Yale losing only two earlier, to Pennsylvania and William.
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Goston
Joe Wiss
Tielis
Leevard
Wits
Nee Hall
Vale
Whiel
Pannsylvania
Trhel
Willian Ne
Tuyvard
New Haven
Progressive convention fight shapes stance on national meeting
Washington June 16 Members of the consolidation committee of Progressive Republicans met to oppose any action by the national committee to push reforms without a party convention. Senators Cunmiis Hadley and Moyers plus representatives Anderson Cramson Crawford discussed Southern representation and private delegate recognitions, with a renewal planned later this week.
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Washington
Damantle
National Committee 10
Cunmiis
Hadley
Migsouri
Benmiers Jones
Crawford
Anderson
Minnesota
Cramson
Richigan
Moyers
Massachusetts
Canina
Steamer Spalding Aboard After Lake Superior Collision
A damaged steamer Spalding was reported afloat after a collision on Lake Superior near Baull Ste Miada yesterday. The crew of 16 was safely aboard and a telegram from Captain Ty 4 sina Datuth, Minn, confirms the vessel regained position and was slowly making way with a Dix patch for repairs.
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ChMengo
Dame ii
Lake Superior
Erecou
Baull Ste Miada
Aéroadhus
Sina
Datuth
Minn
Heat Wave Causes Five Deaths In Chicago
Chicago weather records show a June heat wave with 95 degrees at 2 pm and only three days cooler. Five deaths were attributed to the heat, with widespread prostrations and rising illnesses among infants. Livestock losses followed as hogs were culled at stockyards amid scorching conditions. A county board meeting was set to discuss relief for the poor.
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Chieago
Wilnesa
Te West
Sourthwest
Sfebt
Guilty pleas filed by police officers in San Francisco case
Five suspended San Francisco police officers pleaded guilty to conspiracy with bunco schemes, while others including Frank Esola and Arthur McPher pleaded not guilty. Defendants named include Joseph L. Droulette John Sullivan William McHugh Charles Joseph and Sergeant James McGowan. A former detective also changed to guilty on a related grand larceny count. sentencing details and possible county jail versus penitentiary time were debated.
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San Francisco
Bunco
Black
Coun
Flve
Joseph L. Droulette
John Sullivan
William McHugh
Charles Joseph
James McGowan
Dotgntio
Frank Esola
Industrial War in West Virginia Mines Report
Report from Charleston describes turmoil as West Virginia mine strikes draw attention in Congress. Union attorneys claim several workers refused to return, while officials search for causes and enforceability amid mining camps along the creeks. Mercury and Philadelphia Inquirer cited in coverage.
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Charleston
West
Aly Anton
Entering Guilty Plea Ends Notorious Burglar Career
San Francisco inmate Owen De Comm known as the $100,000 burglar pleaded guilty to burglary and faces sentence Saturday. His two year crime spree stretched from Chicago to the Pacific coast with daylight robberies totaling over $100,000. He posed as a theatrical man and was captured after a running pistol duel in which he was shot in the leg. Mrs. Katherine Pope, extradited from Duluth, has been released from custody.
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San Francis, Inc
Owen de Comm
Uni
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Conn
Yocubii
Katherine Pope
Duluth
Ander Stapleton
Denounces Blue Laws in Missouri Debate
A Missouri representative voices sharp opposition to blue laws at a Crimandas celebration. He labels prohibition and related laws as overbearing, cites constitutional concerns about veto power and democratic process, and calls for liberal reform while warning against political intimidation. The speech frames a national struggle over moral legislation and party alignment.
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Johnston
Bart
Nola
Missouri
Crimandas
Porson Biberis
Pritt
Nepiblican Senate
Shin
Fawamakera
Whis Movement Warns Africans Against Dooms of Don’ts
A fragmented line warns that if Whis movement says Africans must avoid freedoms, it will curb their action and self-rule, leading to widespread restraint and potential backlash against liberty efforts. The text implies a warning against external moral policing and its effect on autonomy.
Salazar Prisoner In El Paso Smuggling Case
In El Paso Texas Colonel Castro led 300 federal regulars to reinforce Juarez garrison while rebels burned bridges. General Inex Salazar former Mexican rebel leader now commanding federal irregulars was arrested in El Paso by Deputy Marshal Charles Moore for violating U S neutrality by conspiring to smuggle ammunition. He arrived from a conference at the state capital and was taken after a local restaurant visit.
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Tex
Castro Onx
Inex Salazar
Mutineny Federa
Grande Comin
Ais
Tate
Ez Salazar
Paso
United Sites
Marehel Charles Moore
Java
Motorcyclist pays $7 for joy ride
Auglile Martin pleaded guilty in Ridge Reeder's court to speeding on Verdale road after an arrest followed his ride with Thomas DeVine. Martin claimed the short trip was planned by DeVine for a joy ride but denied intent to evade law.
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Auglile Martin
Tidge Reeder
Wverdale
Thomas DeVine
Martin
Ile Sherifs
Mae Ony
Cherlif Devine
Mik
Marth
London
West
Message to the Emperor commemorates German empire jubilee
Berlin celebrates the twenty fifth anniversary of Emperor Wilhelm II accession with military display and peaceful progress. Andrew Carnegie and US scholars present an address urging civilization and peace, with the emperor expressing hope for twenty two years of peace.
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Andrew Carnegie
William of
Germany
Berlin
Termperor
Frederick
Indus
American Peace Society
Brookings
Laura
J. G. Schmiddlagp
Jinehanatl
Carnegie
Turkin
Whs
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Amy
Moros battle on Mount Bagwak reported by rebels
June 16 dispatches from Alana describe a night assault on Mount Bagwak by Moros aided by Ibus. Seven wounded and six dead Americans, with unclear Moro casualties, as Brigadier General Pershing leads forces near Mindanao. No full report from Pershing yet. latest belated summary cites hand to hand fighting and Mount Bunge objective.
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Alana
Bagwak
la Atmericain Forges
Ibus
Joly
Ecoute
Hilgadier Genesi
John J. Persting
Department of Mindanao
Washington
Acont
Tula
Gonesya
Pershing
Patriek Moylan
Aconta
Canpanies
Philip Whi Acents
Mount Bunge
Ong
Mountain Side
Bribes in U S Court Shake Santa Barbara Politico Arena
Federal grand jury indicts 62 year old Breantrach for offering bribes to U S Senator Works to secure a Santa Barbara postmaster position. In court the defendant denied crimes while prosecutors pressed a sensational claim involving threats to mobilize Santa Barbara to influence the judge. Witnesses described payments and improprieties amid a tense courtroom scene with references to Persons named Works and Warkes.
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Santa Barbara
Works
Tog
Kreadbraeh
Lola
Warkes
Erller
Fisted Panter
Dan'h
Pune
Bond fixed in Linehan estate proceedings
The matter before Watret court concerns the settlement of the Linehan estate. Judge Hewell presided as petitioners Mary Morriadey and Mik Kite Mvles appeared to administer the estate with bond fixed at 10.
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Linehan Estate
Toraimie Battler
Hewell
Eatite
Finlane
CLC
Linatay
Mra
Mary Morriadey
Iiealite
Supreme Court Decisions Handed Down in June Sessions
The U S Supreme Court issued several rulings on June 16 including decisions in the Missouritate case and the Denver water dispute. Rehearing applications for the intermountain rate case were denied and the court adjourned until October.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Addit Hon
Missouritate
Intermountain Rate Cne
Mit Rate
Tenver
Boston Defeats White Sox in Ninth Inning Thriller
Boston wins 4-2 as the White Sox fall in a ninth inning rally. The action unfolds with pitchers and hitters exchanging runs leading to a late Boston surge. Top performances from key players propel Boston past Chicago in a tense game.
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