Congress Limits Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce
A Senate speech argues Congress cannot use the commerce power to regulate production or prohibit interstate trade without a national purpose. It cites McCulloch v Maryland and Colorado v Kansas to stress limits, and warns against expanding federal control beyond constitutional ends.
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Congress
Justice Lamar
Kind
Pearson
U. S
Marshall
McCulloch
Maryland
Trade chambers urge quick steps to ease US Japan ties
Tokyo delegates from Tokyo Osaka Kobe Kyoto and Yokohama held an informal meeting to draft a resolution warning of grave danger to US Japan commercial relations from anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific Coast. They call for speedy measures to remove trade obstacles and plan to wire the resolution to major US chambers for cooperation.
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Tokyo
Chambers of Commerce
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Yokohama
United States
Japan
Pacific
Conductor David Maroney Missing After Hartford Train Crash
Hartford June 24 The conductor of the passenger train involved in Sunday night’s collision with a work train remains missing. He was seen at home in a frenzied state about 8 PM after telling his wife of the wreck. The disaster raised fatalities to eight with many injured in serious condition.
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Hartford
Conn
David C. 4Roney
Maroney
President’s aid resolution urged to study telegraph valuation
W W Beattie a Central Labor Union delegate urged the President to have Congress determine the physical value of telegraph companies and other public service corporations. The resolution passed unanimously and was telegraphed to the President. Threatened strikes by building trades were averted as employers agreed to reinstate locked out workers, and unions signaled readiness to continue actions if needed.
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W. Beattie
Congress
Oyster Bay
W. W. Beattie
Commercial Telescraphers’ Union
Unien
Central Labor Union
United States
de Nedrey
Central Labor Union of
Washington
Building Trades Council
Trades Council
Bryan
Iron Workers’ Union
Emmett L. Adams
Machiniats
Trades’ Council
James S. Keeney
Rapley
Academy of Music
Rap Tey
Organized Labor
John Riggles
Columbia
Wolfe
Bricklayers' Union
Bricklayers’ Union
Mrs Sage Endows Pathology Institute at City Hospital
Mrs Russell Sage donates 390000 to establish the Russell Sage Institute of Pathology as an adjunct to City Hospital on Blackwells Island New York. The gift to the Russell Sage foundation was accepted by the hospital medical board and praised as a landmark private support for municipal medical education and research.
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Institute of Pathology
New York
Washington Post
Russell Bage
Russell Saga Institute of Pathology
City Hospital
Blackwells Island
Russell Sage Foundation
Medical Board of the
Saga
Muncipal
Robert W. de Forest
Department of Public, Charities
Scrugham Case Before Grand Jury Over Policyholders
New York June 4 George R Scrugham manager for the international policyholders committee faced a grand jury on charges of conspiracy and forgery in preparing ballots for New York Life Insurance Company trustees elections Charles Stirrup an assistant faced conspiracy charges The witnesses included Charles Carrington who testified and several former policyholders committee employees The proceeding was not concluded
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New York
George R. Scrugham
International Policyholders’ Committee
Berugham
New York Life Insurance Company
Charles Stirrup
Seerugham
That Spring Fatigue Signal Brings Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
A health note asserts spring fatigue signals impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It claims the tonic removes tired feeling, restores vitality, and gives new life and courage, urging readers to buy today and begin treatment.
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Hood
Saraaparila
Hoos
Arrest Mistake Triggers Probe In Harlem Theft Case
Chatterton, mistaken for a burglar, was jailed overnight at the Tombs after police failed to prove his identity. McCafferty and detectives Fogarty and Boyle arrested him. Commissioner Bingham ordered a rigid investigation and full particulars to be sent.
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Eant Weld
Misteke
Nidda
Wetter
Chatterton
Aly
Harlem
Hia
McCafferty
Tombs
Mr. Chatterton
William Me Ivins
Liberty Street
Mount Hope Place
Bronx
John, Fogarty and Boyle
Bingham
Ditigen
Drago Doctrine Debate Highlights Hague Peace Talks
The American delegation at The Hague signals satisfaction with work done and pledges European and South American support. The draft on collecting contractual debts sparks concern among South American powers over potential narrowing of the Drago doctrine. Negotiations also cover private property at sea and search rights, with Queen Wilhelmina receiving delegates at the royal villa near The Hague.
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The
Hague
United States
Joseph H. ‘Choate
Andrew D. White
Great Britain
France
Wilhelmina
Castle Loo
Royal
Senor
Don Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Order of Christ of Portugal
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegia
David J. Hill
Judson Family Makes Long Buggy Journey to Washington
Arthur Judson and wife departed Rock Island Indiana May 9 in a buggy with four year old May Mack. After 1100 miles of travel to Hoboken they will resume toward Washington to visit their daughter and sightsee. At age 57 Judson says their trip averaged twenty five to forty miles daily with four days of rain and no accidents.
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Washington
New York
Arthur Judson
Rock Island
Ing
Chicago
Washington, D.t. C
Hoboken
May Mack
National Capital
Hummels Agent Renders Edward W Bracken In Dodge Morse Case
June 24 Bracken indicted with Abraham Hummel in a famous digprea cage conspiracy. Bracken arranged surrender through counsel and was released on bail. Hummel is serving a term in hera cy.
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Edward W. Bracken
Abraham Hummel
New York
Bracken
Hummel
Coonsel
Gleaner Avenue to Undergo Major Street Improvements
The District advances a drainage and pavement project on Gleaner Avenue from Sixth to Fifteenth Street. Track raising, new conduits, and resurfacing cost over 209000 dollars, funded by the District, with Pennsylvanus and Potomac Electric involved. Completion expected within two months, with steady progress noted by Assistant Engineer Dare and Commissioner Morrow.
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Sixth Street
Fifteenth Street
No. Aide
Eleventh
Thirteenth Street
Whiteenth Street
Pennsylvanus. Avenue
Capital Traction Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Dare
J. J. Morrow
Colorado land fraud indictments loom over prominent citizens
Denver reports ten leading Colorado figures arrested on conspiracy to defraud the government under coal and timber laws. Indictments cover coal lands in Routt La Plata Archuleta and timber lands in Archuleta, La Plata, Pagosa and other counties. Seventy three indicted nationwide. fifty five charged under timber laws.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
John B. McMillan
Routt County
Wisconsin Coal Company
Robert Forrester
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Plata
Calumet Fuel Company
Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad
Otia FB. Spencer
District Court
F.W. Keitel
St. Louis
John A. Porter
Porter Fuel Company
Southern Pacific
United States
Sanford C. Hinesdale
Nine Ask Reinstatement in Western Union Case
New York reports a clash over Western Union layoffs tied to union membership. Five men and four women, claimed discharged for union ties, sought reinstatement at the main office. Company officials indicated cases would be considered individually, with no immediate reinstatement promised amid ongoing San Francisco strike actions. Generals superintendent Storer noted no new dispatches, while Superintendent May anticipated a steady rise in office staff as new workers arrive.
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Washington Roar
New York
Western Unin
Mulford
San Francisco
Clowry
Barclay
San_Francisco
Sung
Storer
Postal Teleaph Company
Superin Epadent May
Western Union
Elevator Falls at Sidney Steel Plant Killing Six
Six workers were seriously injured when an elevator cable broke at the Sidney Steel Scraper Company plant in Sidney Ohio. The crowded car plunged from the third story to the ground trapping and injuring several men. names and exact conditions unclear due to damaged text.
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Sidney
Ohio
Sidney Steel’ Scraper Company
Carey
George Varingulaten
Court Reach Marks First To Reach Supreme Ad judicature
Fragmentary text notes a court tribunal and an appeal to the Supreme Court. Mentions Low fhern Railway and an initial reach to the highest tribunal. Details are incomplete but indicate an early stage in a judicial or adjudication process involving named parties and a legal action.
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Low Fhern
Igh” Tribunal
Sun Keeps Up Its Work 87 Record Pace Downtown
Bureau reports 87 set a day record as downtown activity shows gains. City observers note higher efficiency and steady growth across sectors despite weather. Authorities praise consistent progress and renewed commitment to urban improvement.
Yesterday's Heat Record From The City
Yesterday's temperature rose to about 95 degrees by mid afternoon and stayed hot until midnight. The weatherforecaster predicts no relief soon with more hot weather likely to continue through today and tomorrow, possibly with a cooling shower later.
Colored man Adam Lawson slain in street altercation
Adam Lawson a 24 year old colored man died early this morning at the Homeopathic Hospital from a throat wound inflicted during a night altercation in front of his Logansee northwest home. Police search for a light brown skinned man about five six or seven with small mustache seen fleeing, believed to reside in Brooks' court.
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Adam Lawson
Homeopathic
Lawson
Logansee
Brooks’ Court
Citizens Criticize Others Over Outs and Trespassing
Rival associations at Outs and Trespassing faced criticism of North Washington Citizens Association for encroachment on North Capitol and Buckingham areas at St Martin's Hall. Speakers from Eckingtonians alleged canvassing to lure allies. Committee reports on streets sidewalks lights fire police protection parks and parking were discussed. Gibb O'Dea Wright and Daniel joined.
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North Washington
William B. Gibb
Patrick H. O'Dea
Mr. Wright
Frank C. Daniel
Low Heads Tuskegee Board Gift to Booker T. Washington School
An adjourned Tuskegee Institute trustees meeting in New York elected Beth Low as president and W. W. Campbell as vice president. Robert C. Ogden will step down due to ill health. A $50,000 gift to the institute was announced, and a White Memorial girls dormitory was proposed for Tuskegee Institute.
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Booker Washington
Alexander Moss -White
Brooklyn
Tuskegee Institute
Rumor Swirls Around German Minister’s Possible Resignation
Berlin reports a rumor that Baron von Rheinbarien, minister of state, may resign from his post over references with Prince von, amid growing speculation. no official confirmation has been issued.
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Berlin
Baron Vor Rheinbarien
Holmes Defense Seeks Dismissal In Secret Information Case
In the Edwin S. Holmes Jr. trial the defense argued for dismissal on grounds no law covers the offense of distributing secret information from a government department. Attorneys Worthington and Lester pressed that executing a department rule, not a statute, cannot constitute a crime. The government prepared to present its position after adjournment.
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Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
A. Worthington
W. H. Lester
Holmes
Worthington
Baker
Morgan
Beach
Chicago
Wilson
Department
Bureau of Statistics
Stafford
Holmies
Lester
Department of Agriculture
Congress
FALLING SCANTLING KILLS ARSENAL WORKER JOHNSON DILLARD
Johnson Dillard was struck by a heavy scantling during dismantling at the Arsenal grounds and died instantly. The body was moved to the morgue and later identified as Dillard who boarded at 471 C Street NW. His parents at 466 M Street SW were notified. no funeral plans yet.
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Johnson Dillard
Arsenal
Dillard
C Street
M Street
Boy 18 Safe in Chicago
Mrs L B Bryant sought word on her son Richmond Bryant a sixteen year old last heard from in Washington. The Chicago police were asked to locate him. the family says the aim was merely to confirm his safety, not to seek arrest.
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L. B. Bryant
J. B. Bryant
Eleventh Street Northwest
O’brien
Chicago
Richmond
Washington
Trig
Chicaga Police
Jealous Miner Kills Wife Then Ends His Life Near Bridgewine
Pittsburg June 24 Joseph Motcovich a 38 year old coal miner shot and killed his wife at their Lygan home near Bridgewine Pa then killed himself. The two year old son witnessed the tragedy crying beside his mother's body and was placed in neighbors care. Jealousy is given as the motive.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Motcovich
Lygan
Bridgewine
Weather Outlook and River Bulletin Summary
Weather conditions show warm trends east of the Mississippi with thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee areas. High pressure over Bermuda and Montana governs beyond the Rockies. thunderstorms expected Tuesday and Wednesday in the East and Ohio Valley. Temperatures above seasonal averages in the Middle Atlantic with a brief cooler spell midweek. scattered local rains and thunderstorms forecast. Tide tables note sun and river conditions. river bulletin reports clear waters at Harpers Ferry. local school division event at River View features athletic activities for charity. elderly man, James Connors, 76, suffered a compound fracture after a porch fall at 1225 B Street NW and was admitted to Emergency Hospital.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Tenneset
Alabama
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Bermuda
Montana
Dakotas
Tennessee
East Quit States
Rocky Mountain
Flateau
Northwest
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Guilt
Grand Banks
James Connors
B Street
Ite Emergency
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Chevy Chase
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