Compromise Explained in Senate Debates Amid Pressure
Senator Norris explains Democrats agreed to a compromise on the tariff repeal measure. Poindexter Martine and Smith of Maryland oppose the administration policy. The President signals possible further speakings as conference work moves ahead and senators vie for a path forward before a final vote.
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Americanism Urges Bold Stance Against British Influence
Senator Martine calls for a decisive break from perceived British influence and urges Americans to assert themselves. He argues that repealing the canal toll law is sentimental, warning of long term evils if Congress does not act. He cites historic battles as proof of resilient national resolve.
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Miss Hossfeld Sues Rich Doctor Over Breach of Promise
Special to The Washington Post reports Miss Henrietta Hossfeld of Wichita Kansas has filed suit in New York Supreme Court seeking 50 000 damages for breach of promise against Dr William Armstrong a prominent New York physician. Armstrong denies promising marriage says he aided financially and treated her. He claims he offered to divorce his wife and wed her if she proved she was of sound mind. Armstrong’s wife reportedly left him in September after two months of marriage and vanished from their home.
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Suffragette Protests Clash With Royal Show Crowd At Olympia
Militants harangue in the International Horse Show crowd provoking exactions as banners and shouts echo No peace for King George or Queen Mary. At the American embassy Mrs Wardress and companion confront diplomats with blows and abuse amid a tense scene. London reports urge demotion of hunger strike policy while clergy split on forcible feeding as Parliament weighs indemnity for prison authorities.
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Hauling Down NV 5 Flag In Ancona Riots
A mob in Ancona rioted at the American consulate yesterday and hauled down the flag after clashing with police and soldiers. The Russian consulate flag remained raised as workers protested, while a general strike paralyzed business.
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Night riders terrorize western Kentucky communities
Night riders began attacks again in western Kentucky destroying tobacco plants and harming residents. A report notes women, men, and children whipped or bound to trees, threats against peace officers, and widespread fear. Judge R. O Pace and County Attorney W. H. Gray faced death threats, with Pace’s garage and car burned after a threatening letter was received.
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Snow falls in Paris amid June flurry and night drift
In Paris a rare June snowstorm covered parts of the city with two and a half inches of snow. Horses were seen struggling along the Champs Elysees as a wintry chill settled in with temperatures around 49 degrees. Snow lingered overnight in drifted patches.
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Bill targets paid lectures by Cabinet officers and lawmakers
Illinois Republican Representative Britten introduced a bill to make it a penal offense for cabinet officers or clerks to lecture for pay beyond expenses and to bar senators or representatives from paid lectures during sessions. Penalties include $10 000 fines or two years imprisonment or both. The move names Secretary of State and others amid protests over travel contracts and foreign policy debates.
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Loaves May Be Larger Record Wheat Crop At Bakers Meet
Cincinnati June 8 The annual convention of the Tri state Master Bakers announced that bread prices will not rise but loaves may gain weight. Samuel F McDonald of Memphis said a record crop is in prospect and flour could drop, leading to larger loaves and possible price changes for wheat products.
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Fifteen-Year-Old Lenglen Wins World Tennis Title
Mile Lenglen, aged 15, captures the women s hard court world championship in Paris defeating Mme Golding 6 3 6 1 in the final under the International Lawn Tennis Federation.
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Russian riders win cup at London horse show
King and Queen Lee Czar's Officers witness a Russian victory as eighteenth Hussars perform a spectacular ride and defeat France Harland and Belgium in the jumping for the VII cup. Mount Hanover and Bugle Maron win the Kentucky cup. Russian cavalry officers take the $2,500 gold vase for military horsemanship for the third year in succession.
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Crowded Cities a Menace and Remedy Proposed
Dr Charles W Eliot warns large cities like Boston New York and Chicago are crowded beyond normal and threaten national decline. He proposes a garden city plan with wide streets small gardens around homes and better housing for workers including limits on building heights to curb congestion.
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Miss Margaret Wilson Seeks Throat Surgery in Philadelphia
The President's unmarried daughter Margaret Wilson traveled from Washington to Philadelphia for a minor throat operation. The ailment has affected her singing, a talent highly praised, and a post operative throat check will follow before her return to the capital.
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Roosevelt in Madrid on Son’s Wedding Visit
Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Madrid for his son Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Belly Wyatt Willard's wedding. A crowd and police observed a warm reception at the station as Roosevelt met with Ambassador Willard and Spanish Undersecretary Mendez. King Alfonso traveled on the same train but a brief coincidence prevented a meeting. the king later left Medina del Campo and will likely meet Cal Roosevelt next Wednesday.
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Bordas Seizes Marapicada After Severe Fight
Santo Domingo June 8 The federal troops commanded by President Bordas captured the stronghold of Marapicada after a severe fight as they closed on Puerto Plata, which rebels held in the ongoing siege.
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Supreme Court Limits States Rights in Interstate Commerce
The Supreme Court upheld Missouri antitrust action against the International Harvester Company, while broadening federal power over interstate commerce. Justice Hughes authored decisions in the Shreveport rate, Los Angeles switching, and Georgia headlight cases, signaling Congress may extend regulation within states when it affects interstate trade. The Missouri ruling affirmed distinguishing labor from farmers and manufacturers for legislative power. The five opinions underscore Interstate Commerce Commission primacy in rate disputes and foreshadow wider federal regulation.CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.
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Fight for Repeal Reaches Crisis and Society Shadows
A crisis unfolds in today’s issue with political discord over repeal and societal intrigue. A chorus girl sues a wealthy doctor amid graft and political tension. Roosevelts visit Madrid and Carranza’s presidency shift spark international tension. other items cover theater, society news, and sports brief highlights.
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Carranza Declared Provisional Mexico Leader at Saltillo
Gen Veristiano Carranza was proclaimed Provisional President in Saltillo with ringing bells and cheers as Villa’s forces move south. Villa launches campaign toward Zacatecas while Chao plots revolts in Juarez and Herrera factions form among Juarez troops.
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Mediation Talks Stay Open Amid Carranza Delays At Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Ontario June 8 mediators say they will publish all correspondence with Gen Carranza or agents tomorrow and hope for a prompt armistice. Huerta’s blockade order was rescinded boosting optimism. Mexican delegates push for US stance on gunboat landings and search rights as the Tampico crisis lingers.
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