Witnesses Detail Code Surveilance in Cotton Case
Secretary Wilson testified about his estimates and denied leaking bureau data while investigators traced a curtain code used to signal acceptance or rejection of cotton crop figures. Witnesses described payments to Van Riper and Peckham, and a New York Cotton Exchange seat purchase tied to the case as adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepria van Riper
Stistician
Chick Hydte
Wilson Ia
Wilson
Edwin
Helmes, Jr
A. &. Worthington
Lewis C. van Riper
Hatel
Morgan H. Beach
van Riper
Peckham
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Hyde
Beach
N. H. Mercer
New York
Frederick A. Peckham
Holmes, Haas, Peckham
Peckham & Mercer
Worthington
Juathce Stafford
Pps
Holmés
Chicago
Mr. Beach
Mhanner
Bureau of Statistics
Levis
H. Mercer
Peckham Supplied $25,000 Capital. He Told of Various Sums of Money Haid
Haya
Holm
Wiliam D. Kine
New York Cotton Exchange
Tourchass
Eckham
Hard to See President Roosevelts Sagamore Hill Visit
Oyster Bay June 20 The President’s summer vacation at Sagamore Hill proved hard to disturb as Frank Philbrick a six foot six Cheyenne Indian who traveled from North Dakota failed to gain an audience. He then left for Washington to see Indian Commissioner Leupp claiming he had served Roosevelt on his ranch for thirteen years and could be of great help if he could meet the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hil
Loeb
Frank Philbrick
North Dakota
Philbrick
Washington
Francis E. Leupp
Roosevalt
First Bale of New Cotton Reaches Houston Market
The first raw cotton bale of the season arrived in Houston Texas on June 2 from Hidalgo County. The shipment marks the start of the new cotton crop and signals the opening of the market for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Hidalgo County
Tate
Not Under Knife Says Cleveland Suffering Indigestion
Cleveland denies any operation or malignant growth removal. Dr Bryanth and Dr Carnes address rumors, stating Cleveland is stable and not undergoing surgery. Mrs. Cleveland plans summer stay as a monument unveiling in Wilmington approaches and a trip to New York is discussed.
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Ertnoeton
N . Jung
Cléveland
Aisha
Cleveland
Tim
Bryanth
New York
Carnes Legel
Tha F. Bayard
Wilmington, Ates
Lgava
New Bae- A
Woman Robbed on Street by Two Colored Men
Mrs. James A. Snyder widow of Captain Snyder was assaulted on Tid Vermoht avenue near Northwest Street West, robbed of her pocketbook containing money and valuables, and left injured. Detectives seek two Black men. police say no arrests yet. Victim sustained a fore head laceration, bruises, sprained wrist, and multiple cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Snyder
Snyder
Rhee Island
Mra Snryder
Pennypacker to Testify Before Capitol Investigators
Former Pennsylvania Governor Pennypacker will appear before the capital investigation commission in Harrisburg. He is billed as a witness regarding contracts for capitol furnishings and related payments, including work by John H. Sander and the Pennsylvania Construction Company, with charges of collusion and fraud anticipated in the probe.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Sune
Pennnypacker
Stat
Capital Investigation Commission
Pennypacker
Board of Grounds and Buildings Wien
John H. Sendetain
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Capitol
Sanderkon
Rayia
Leon
Groy
Stuart
Todd
Schwab to Lend Mansion for Honeymoon Stay
Special to The Washington Post Meveland Obie June W. Two months this summer the $300000 palaces of Charles M Schwab on Riverside Drive New York will be home to Prof Edward H Schwab and his bride of friends report. Two months ago C M Schwab closed this beauty mansion and it was said to sell for $2000000. When the magnate was here Gatiur day to attend the wedding he offered to turn over the house and it is said they accepted. Many asked the bride and bridegroom where they intended to go for their honeymoon but they declare to city class friends that after a wedding tour of two weeks to New York and occupy the Schwab residence.
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Washington Post
Meveland
Obie
June
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
New York
Edward H. Schwab
Hija Bridé
C. M. Sotiwats
Heauty
Gatiir
Baregu
Washington
Dakotas
New England
Weat
Wirwtate
Ohio
Okidhems
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Ono Valley
Tenness
Néw
Bowland
Rocky
Missiontop
Missouri
Mindie Atlantic
Atlantic
New ‘Kingland
New ‘Kingland Coast Will Be “Hight. To * Treat. Fouttronaderte
Heiday
Hig
Asdording
Washington Gate
Ambessnaer
Cédall
Japan
Caiatey
Kilis Family Slain in Home After Carpenter Murder Suffocation
Barton Sartes, a carpenter, fatally shotted his wife and three children then killed himself at his home last night. Neighbors heard shots around 7:19 p.m. and police found the bodies staged on porches and inside a room. The suspect had left home Tuesday and did not return.
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Sim Jasper
Dune
W. Sartes
de Vchetini
Barton di
Thashete
Wien Helgibors
Bartdn
Barten
Pgm
Fragmented Rail Line Mentions December Hearing
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Atlantic Coast Line Railway project facing a hearing next December. Provisional wording suggests discussion of routing or approval, with unclear names or dates readable in the damaged text.
Secretarial Turmoil Over Racial Clash at Federal Office
A 19th century report recounts a racial confrontation at a federal employment office. White clerks attacked Black workers, with a fight erupting in the Treasury building. One Black employee named Wood reportedly led to the clash’s escalation as tensions rose. Discharges may follow after an official inquiry.
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Couree
Apa
Bae Net
Mate ‘Trou
Érvite Ag
Cortely
Bryce Counsels America In A Pact For Nation's Future
Bryce urged America to pursue a pact for unity amid global rivals, arguing the nation holds unmatched wealth and mind, with industrial prowess and abundant resources. He claimed material gains reinforce liberty and the arts, envisioning a prosperous, enlightened, contented people.
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Pacttlan
Janse Hrrca
É der Bryce
Américd
Tigurda
Duaga
Europe
Evan
Discrimination Alleged in Migration Transport Case
New York reports a discrimination claim tied to migrant transport conditions. Hearing to determine if evidence supports the allegation at the Interstate Commerce Commission proceeding near Baltimore Philadelphia and Reading routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eada
Zelacarin
Baltimore
Orit
Jeresy
Lehigh Vailware
Lackawanga
Maplain
Waite Far Districts Wreck Update
A fragmentary report describes a wreck in a tunnel scene near a northern area. Details are unreadable, but investigators note damage and partial observations from the scene. No confirmed casualties listed in the fragment.
Fragmentary Defense Remarks By A Cavalry Unit
The text records scattered remarks from the Bird Tenth Cavalry and the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth, noting they were represented and present during proceedings. It questions the efficiency and truthfulness of the investigation and hints at conflicting testimonies while stressing official duty and duty to the nation.
Testimony in Queens County murder trial centers on weapon
In a Queens County Supreme Court session at Fulching, a son testifies against Guy Aged wife and her mother in the case of a killing linked to a family dispute. Prosecution cites a weapon found in a box as the murder implement. witnesses describe a tense home scene and statements by relatives, with trial proceeding amid heated cross examination.
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Sueda
Wasnington Peat
Hid
Queens County Supreme Court
Fulching
Mite
Hastetad
Fay
Whees Chintillon
Bngildy Coiteldenée
Y. Mallet
Kim
Mae
Tvelyn
Althauss
Mira
Babe
Unclear excerpt hints at travel plans from New York to France
Fragmentary text mentions a president figure and travel to New York then Bordeaux for a foods exhibit. It states the person will be absent until about August and refers to chemistry and agriculture topics, with likely overseas work and production efforts noted in a trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bordeaux
Japanese Ambassador Recall Rumor Denied By State Dept
Fragmented dispatches report rumors of Ambassador recall over frayed Tokyo relations. Officials say no recall planned, Coast trip rescheduled for summer, embassy sources cite ministry sympathy and coordinated timing with the Japanese government amid domestic agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Are
Ridleu- Jonar
Root
State Department
World powers seek balance in Asia and beyond
Fragmented OCR reads of a debate on global borders and influence show countries including Canada, Mexico, Japan, Britain, and China in a contested map. The text hints at interests in the Orient and the need to manage competing claims amid rising tensions among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mexico
Hieland
Orient
China
Weather Forecast From Washington Bureau Updated
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the Dakotas and central regions with scattered thunderstorms extending into New England and the Midwest. Temperatures remain cooler east of the Rockies while the Atlantic coast sees southerly winds and variable weather extending over the next four days.
Weather Bulletin and City Readings Summary
A terse weather bulletin reports temperatures across Mt and nearby cities with highs and lows around 83 to 66 degrees. It includes measurements for humidity, rainfall for twelve hours, and mentions river levels and general daily forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mémeraturés Thyurtiey
Milwaukee Embezzlement Case Involving Weller Clerk
A report outlines a $20,000 embezzlement case connected to Milwaukee legal officials and clerk of Mantetpat and District courts, tied to a January 2, 2007 arrest. The account references prior commission work, a Chicago link, and assurances about book accuracy amid ongoing inquiries and a broader financial dispute.
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Milwaukee Municipal and District
Drider
Milwaukee
Wir
X. Weller
Mantetpat and District Courts
Thta
Weller
Chicago
Alweye
Che shire School Commencement Marred by Injury Case
New Haven June 20 Turbulent commencement notes Tolbert Freeman of Medfield Mass youth suffered three knife wounds from hazing at Che shire School during a clash with teacher T J Edmonds of New York City. Freeman’s parents arrived. Edmonds detained then cleared to return to school as physicians call injuries accidental pending outcome.
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New Haven
Conn
Cheshire ‘School
Tolbert Freeman
Medfield
Mass
T. J. Edamonds
New York City
Engeh
Yale
Mr. Edmonds
Rose Thorn Scratch Fatal in Huntington Garden
Mary Etta Jacobs aged seventy seven died at her Kinney Road home after scratching her hand on a rosebush while picking Juma roses. She endured four days after the scratch despite physician services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Huntington
Mass
Mary Etta Jacobs
Kinney
Rock’ Road
Miss Jacobs
Promises and Decay Theme in Baltimore American Fragments
A fragmented clipping from the Baltimore American reflects on love and aging with cryptic lines about ruin and antiquities. The terse, elliptical wording hints at a literary or poetic blurb rather than a clear news item.
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Prom
Baltimore American
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