Blame on Havemeyer Cited in Sugar Refining Probe
A House committee questioned Acting President Edwin F. Atkins about American Sugar Refining Company policy and its beet sugar push. Atkins testified Havemeyer led the beet sugar expansion, defended management changes, and described efforts to reduce production costs while limiting competition.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Charles R. Heike
House Committee of
Sugar Trust
Edwin F. Atkins
Pennsylvania Sun Refining Company
Philadelphia
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Blardwick
Havemeyer
Atkins
Henry 0. Havemeyer
BBC
Have Meyer
Atkina
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Havemeyer Holdings
New England
H. O. Flavmeyer
Hig
Mr. Havemeyer
New
Proflea
Madison
Kansas
Atking
Weid
Mr. Madison
Mr. Atkina
Cold Storage Promise for Safe Fura in Improved Compartments
A local notice assures customers that Fura will be kept in absolutely safe and perfect condition in improved cold storage compartments. Reasonable charges are promised.
Michigan Democrats Take Aim at a United Campaign
In Detroit and Michigan politics a wave of discussion centers on reorganizing the Democratic Party for next year. Figures like Gov. Wilson and party veterans urge unity to exploit Republican rifts over reciprocity, while Michigan leaders note strong local talent in Detroit Congressman Doremus and West Virginia moves loom in shaping a national ticket.
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Gerge H Harhom
Detroit
Sikce Tay
Barfour
Bryan
Cal
Congress
Democratic House
House
Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Michigan
Col. Barbour
Don M. Mickinson
Cleveland
Tretroit
Don M. Dickinson
Iig
Democratic
Don Dickinson
Thurber Tai Steveland
Thurber
Washington
Dickinson
West Virginia
Sam Montgomery
Sam
Taft
White House
Davia Elkins
Judge Goff
Goff
sJuige Wan
New York
Beverly postoffice clerk charged with larceny
Beaton, a mail clerk at Beverly, Massachusetts, charged with larceny from the mails. Le Rayster, another postal employee, arrested today. Foster handled nearly all mail addressed to President Taft and the Summer White House attaches.
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Beverly
Mass
Postoffice
The
Washington Post
Beaton
le Rayster
Foster
Taft
White House
New Democratic Redfield Attacks Protective Tariff Policy
Brooklyn dealer and new Democratic member William C. Redfield urged the House that the protective tariff harms American industry. He argued labor is cheaper in the United States and that high material costs stem from tariff protections. He called for power to obtain factory cost sheets to reveal true production costs, while noting Republican opposition to wool tariff revision led by Mondell of Wyoming.
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House of Representatives
William CC. Redfield
Brooklyn
New Democratic
House
Mr. Redfield
Redfield
American Tariff Board
Mr. Hedfield
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Subpoenas Served in Lorimer Case as Senate Panel Opens
Chicago June 12 subpoenas were served on Edward Tilden Edward Hines C F Wiehe Clarence B Funk Cyrus H McCormick Edgar A Bancroft John Broderick Robert E Wilson George W Hinman and H H Kohlsaat to testify before the Senate committee probing Senator William Lorimer election. The panel plans immediate work with sessions in Washington and later Chicago Springfield and Duluth. Lorimer expressed eagerness to testify while declining to comment on the charges.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Cyrus H. McCormick
Edgar A. Bancroft
John Broderick
Robert E. Wilson
George W. Hinman
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
Senate
Springfield
Duluth
Aldrich to testify before Lorimer committee soon
Former U S Senator Nelson W Aldrich said he would appear before the Lorimer investigation committee in Washington within a week or ten days. He telegrammed that a subpoena would not be necessary and he would come as soon as he can. He added he does not know anything new but will cooperate. He will leave tomorrow for a fishing trip to the Thousand Islands.
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United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Lorimer Investigation Committee
Washington
Aldrich
Arms Ranadell
Senate
Thousand Islands
Kaiser Invites Dr Hill to Kiel Regatta Week
Berlin June 12 The American Ambassador David Jayne Hill received a note from Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg with an invitation from the emperor to visit Kiel during regatta week. Hill will go to Kiel June 21 to present Rear Admiral Badger and other officers of the US Atlantic fleet to the emperor, attend luncheon aboard the flagship, and join the emperor at dinner. The emperor will then begin his northern cruise.
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Berlin
David Jayne Hill
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Kiel
Badger
United States Atlantic
White House Callers List for Monday June 12
Secretary Nagel and a group of lawmakers and a university professor appeared as White House callers on Monday June 12. Names include Senator Lookie of Massachusetts Representative Esch of Michigan Hartman of Pennsylvania Talzott of New York Aurleson of Texas Post of Thin Kinkead of Nebraska Kahn of California Andrews of New Mexico Otto Kohner of the University of Berlly Chandler Anderson.
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Nagel
Lookie
Massachusetts
Benatar Perkins
California
Esch
Michigan
Hartman
Penneylvade
Talzott
New York
AU Rleson
Texas
Post
Thin
Kinkead
Nebraska
Kahn
Andrews
New Mexico
Otto Kohner
The
University of Berlly
Chandler Anderson
Senate Votes Bristow Amendment To Direct Election Plan
In a 45 to 44 vote with the Vice President breaking the tie the Senate adopted the Bristow amendment extending federal supervision to direct elections. The amended resolution then passed 64 to 4, despite House action in a different form. Debates spanned the day with McCumber Estane Bacon Bristow Reed among the principal speakers. The wool schedule bill dominated discussion with Redfield Riley Mendell opposing tariff changes on wool. Attorney General Wickersham declined to confirm criminal proceedings against tobacco trust officers. Burns then introduced a resolution to start such proceedings. House sessions set for noon today.
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Senate
Bristow
House
McCumber
Stane
Bacon
Reed
Watter
Redfield
Brooklyn
Riley
Connecticut
Mendell
Wyoming
Wickersham
Tabaces Trust
Burns
Ends Life With Wife Near Roanoke
Roanoke Va June 12 Conrad H Holland a young mechanic killed himself today amid financial troubles ill health and domestic strife He fired a shotgun into his right side after telling his wife we might as well die together He had been arrested Sunday morning on a charge of shooting at his wife and faced pollen court on Wednesday The shooting followed his discovery of his wife with another man and an earlier attempt when he fired twice at her two shots went wild The other man fled and Holland later died by suicide
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Col. Barbour
Michigan
Chase Osborn
Lansing
Osborn
Wiliam Alden Smith
Charles B. Townsend
House
Smith
Townsend
Willan Alten
White House
Detroit
Congress
Doremus
Denby
Europe
Miss Thurber
Cleveland
United States
Roanoke
Conrad H. Holland
Holland
Pollen Court
Contests honor Europe trips for top vote getters
Twenty first class trips to Europe will be awarded to contestants with the greatest votes by midnight Saturday June 17. The Post runs a daily voting coupon and a Sunday coupon, with subscription payments also yielding votes. Two trips are reserved for non DC residents, making eighteen open to all and two exclusive for out-of-district residents. Tie votes trigger cash or extra trips.
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Europe
Daily Post
District of Columbia
Classified rate fragments from a newspaper page
Fragmented OCR shows daily and Sunday rates for months and days with varying prices from 50 cents to 2.80 dollars. Items include daily, daily and Sunday, daily on Sundays, and multiple month blocks. No clear events or named entities beyond generic timing and pricing.
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Henry C. Havemeyer
Refining Company
Mark Hanna
Mr. W
Hissey
Willard
Mr. Hiesey
Alssey
Hanna
Ja ‘Bors
Charles Dick
Waal
Ashtabula
Hiser
Republican State Committee
Hanne
Dr. Hissey
Hizey
Ohio
Oho
Silasey
Dick Star
Waldorf
Nathan Goff
United States Circuit Court
Clarence Watson
Conguesa
Scott
Davis Elkins
Janac T. Mann
Virgil Highland
Sherman Denham
Viking
Watson
Tunnelton
Dewey Hilles
West
Hilles
TAFI
Tariff Board
Lorimer
Iaanan Dof Tene
Kaiser
DR. Hill
Fletcher
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Marion
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Congress Condensed
Wife Near
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Cuticurs
Desiers
Cut & Ubers
Dept. F
Boetan
Baseball Today
BurcHell
N. W. Burchell
ASCO
Waterloo
Columbia Players
Ion Mate
English Grand Opera CO
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Martha
Faust
Cavalleria Rusticana
Real Place
Columbia Grafonola
Randall
the Post
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European Contest Manager
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