Tariff Bill Passes Senate With Free Wool Sugar And Meats
The Underwood Simmons tariff bill passes the Senate 44 to 37, delivering free wool sugar and meats and lower duties on essentials. President Wilson praised the victory as Democrats push to conference and final action within ten days. La Follette and Poindexter vote with Democrats. two Louisiana Democrats oppose caucus pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
Poindexter
Louisiana
Washington
Senate
Wilson
LaFolliette
Wisconsin
Thornton
Ransdell
la Follette
Cummins
Simmons
Stone, Williams and Johnson
Penrose Lodge Y
LaPollette
LaPollett
la Pollette
Iowa
President Wilson Praises Senate Leaders After Economic Bills Pass
Washington September 10 President Wilson lauds the Senate for passage of key bills crediting a free business era after long years. He expects currency reform to follow with energy and loyalty to the national interest. He commends Representative Underwood, Senator Simmons, and their committees for steadfast work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toth Fionnesa
Underwood
Simmonse
Wreck of the Flyer injures forty five near New Madison
A wreck of Pennsylvania railroad No. 31 the New York St Louis Flyer near New Madison injures forty five people including passengers and trainmen. The rail torn for miles plus a bridge span collapsed as the steel cars left the track then into a corn field. Relief from Richmond took the injured to hospital while the uninjured moved to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madison
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richmond
Richmond Hospital
Chief Justice Cullen to Aid Sulzer Impeachment Trial
Albany Sept 10 The impeachment trial of Governor William Sulzer begins Sept 18 with the Court of Appeals or a majority and the Senate sitting as a court of impeachment in the Senate chamber. Chief Justice Edgar Montgomery Cullen will share heading duties with Senator Robert F Wagner. Judge Cullen, elected to the Court of Appeals in 1880 and re elected in 1994, has Brooklyn roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Court of Appeals
Senate
Edgar Montgomery Cullen
Robert FC Wagner
Cullen
Alton W. Parker
Perry centennial speeches close Sandusky fete
Former President Taft and generals Miles Keifer LaVash spoke at Sandusky to close the Perry centennial celebrations. Taft praised the event for teaching national history. Keifer noted the 1814 treaty with England and Perry’s fame as moral victory. A fireworks display followed from a raft in Sandusky Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Miles
General Keifer
Perry
Keifer
England
William Henry Harrison
Davis
Davia
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
Put-In-Bay
Cedar Point
Ex Senator Cetone Denied Early Parole After Medical Review
Governor Cox examined ex Senator George K Cetone of Dayton with a committee of physicians who found him bedridden in the prison hospital suffering from rheumatism and mental low mood. No report yet to the governor. Thomas Stivers editor of the Burlington Daily Gazette died in Burlington on September 19. born in Pomeroy in 1848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
George K. Cetone
Dayton
Burlington
Thomas Stivers
The
Burlington Daily Gazette
Pomeroy, O
German Navy Zeppelin Lit Sinks After Hurricane Winds
Berlin reports a disastrous wreck of the steel airship Lit during a 54 hour test voyage from Friedrichshafen to Wilhelmshaven. Only seven crew rescued as Lieut Hanne and Captain Von Metzing are said drowned. German torpedo boats and destroyers rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleo Land
Hanne
von Metzing
Morality Question Placed Before Grand Jury For Two Plays
The Maxine Fillett and Hudson theaters in New York are dark as officials consider the morality of The Lare and The Pleht. Jurors will view questionable passages with evidence to be shown to the grand jury Thursday or Friday. In Canton Ohio Samu Koontz of Johnstown is hospitalized with a broken neck after tumbling 15 feet from a harmon to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
New York
Maxine Fillett
Lare
Hudson Theater
Pleht
McAdoo
Whitman
Canton
Koontz
Johnstown
Currency reform bill debated by House banking committee
Sept. 10 The administration currency reform bill was reported to the House. Democratic members praise a joint credit extension mechanism while proposing liquidation of assets to meet industrial, commercial, and agricultural needs. The bill would retire current bond secured currency for a flexible exchange medium and broaden American banking for foreign countries. Republicans condemn key features citing excessive Federal Reserve powers and potential partisan misuse. The minority notes current capital stringency and urges legislation to support commercial bank loans, while criticizing the Aldrich-Vreeland act as a weak stopgap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten
Henge
Glass
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Aldrich-Vreeland
Mc Glass
Double funeral held amid grief after teen tragedy
Coroner’s inquest reveals theories of jealousy as motive in the shooting death of Miss Lee and Oscar, with testimony that the girl was not attacked beforehand and that Gray envied attention from other suitors, blocked by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Miss Lee
To Lee
Oscar
Heane of
Loisbon
Charles Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill
Woodrow Wilson
Wilton
Apolis
New York State
Sulzer
Taft, Keifer
Miles and
Nelson
Vhs
J. Warren Kelfer
Springfield
Liberty
Airship
Zeppelin
Berlin
Germany
Voyake
Plebe
Lin
Acom
Friedrichnhafen
Williamshafen
Hielkeland
Schleswik Holstein
Dantale
Friedrichshafen
Potsdam
Hanover
Heleoland
Strick
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Ili
California
Chairman Garter Glass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!