Paynter Debts to La Salle Bank Tied to Lorimer Vote
United States district attorney released records showing Kentucky senator Paynter owed La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank 51 4 150 in 1911 12. By Lorimer's 1912 ouster his balance had fallen to 21.85 with later payments and a wiped debt before a bank failure.
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Petition seeks removal of deputy sheriffs from Turtle Creek strike zone
In Turtle Creek East Pittsburgh and Swissvale a petition calling for the removal of deputy sheriffs from the strike zone in the Turtle Creek valley is being circulated. It cites a dispute over authority between Turtle Creek Burgess Robert Reed and two deputies, following the assignment of twenty deputies to the town. Westinghouse president B M Herr returned to Pittsburgh this evening as strike leaders promised a major announcement tomorrow.
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Turtle Creek
G. W. Richards
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Swissvale
Robert Reed
B. M. Herr
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pasteurize milk to prevent disease says health officers
Raw milk and cream are major disease sources due to contamination from dirty dairies and handling. Pasteurization is the reliable method, not altering milk’s nutritive value, with home pasteurizing suggested for safety. Health officials offer guidance on safe milk grades. warnings target children and the ill. Signed by GEO. M. STERNBERG and GEO. M. KOBER.
Lowell Man Reports Wife Murder in Struggle at Home
Wilfred Joseph Blais 33 confessed at the police station that he killed his wife four months after their marriage. Police found the woman dead at his home with strangulation marks on the throat and injuries on arms and hands. A broken chair and a shattered lamp chimney indicated a struggle.
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Wilfred Joseph | Blais
Piolice
Austrian police bar retired officers from Albania volunteer recruiting
Vienna June 21. Police authorities prohibited further enrollment of volunteers among retired Austro-Hungarian army officers and men. Many had been recruited to go to Albania to protect Prince William of Wied.
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G A R Encampment To Be Held In Detroit In 1916
Department Commander McElroy announces Washington veterans favor Detroit for the 1916 Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Local leaders, Detroit merchants, and district commissioners back the plan with expected substantial civilian and veteran attendance and support from rail and hotel interests. The event would run August 21 with gatherings and tours limited by reasonable travel costs.
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Grand Army of the Republic
John McElroy
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Col. McElroy
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Washington
Trade and Citizens’ Associations
New England
New Plan for Railroads Proposed to Senate Committee
Louis D Brandeis told the Senate committee on interstate and foreign commerce about a suggested amendment to the railroad securities bill aimed at guiding issuances acceptable to railroads. Alfred P. Thom of Southern Railway attended and had no objections. Lawmakers involved in drafting and rail executives Lovett Willard Ripley discussed the approach with the panel.
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Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Alfred P. Thom
Southern ‘Railway
Legislative Committee
Robert 9. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Daniel G. Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
T. J. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Beford
Chemists Find No Poison in Ela Winter Case
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore June 27 chemist who examined the viscera of Ela G Winter who drowned in Curtis Bay reported no trace of poison found State's Attorney Green said he has other crews that may solve the mystery surrounding the young woman's death
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Police Notes Report Stolen Cadillac and Swindle Case
Police noted a four passenger Cadillac stolen from in front of Union Station last evening. George A Wheelcox of 1138 Connecticut Ave NW filed the report. John Van Valkenburg of Daytona Florida said he was swindled out of 30 dollars by an unidentified man in Baltimore, with further payments made in Baltimore and Norfolk to take him to a hospital. Proctors 43 years old of Florida Avenue NW slipped on a walkway near Winthro Street and E Street NW, suffering a fractured right shoulder and taken to Emergency Hospital by ambulance. Bawin Ruckey of 1210 street and...
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Roosevelt Progressive Club
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Harold Young
Willard Reynolds
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Frances Hillyard
Clarencia Reese
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Earl Robinson
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David Hopkins
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Hazel Wilson
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Ella Wilson
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Fourth funds sought to curb celebration costs
A Washington committee led by Commissioner Newmann seeks $600 more to reach $2,600 for Independence Day events. Marine Band concerts, artillery salutes, Rock Creek Park activities, and fireworks at the monument are planned, with a reduced program possible if funds fall short.
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Newman
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Santelmann
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C. “Harte Smithson
Obituary notes Sadie B Pratt and Paul D Connor
Mrs Sadie B Pratt died last Wednesday at Providence Hospital. Her funeral was held Friday from the Church of the Sacred Heart and burial was in Arlington Cemetery. She was born in Bardstown Kentucky in 1845 and married Col Marsh B Taylor in 1864. Two children survive. Paul Duff Connor of Brookland DC died Friday at Homeopathic Hospital and will be buried in Glenwood Cemetery. He was a pioneer in telegraph work and later served in the War Department. He is survived by three sisters and three brothers.
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Providence Hospital
Church of the Sacred Heart
Arlington Cemetery
Michael Coony
AD. Wilkinson
R. HB. White
Theodore J. Vandoren
William J. Hughes
Henry Floyd
Lafayette
Ind
Tenth Indiane Voluntaria
Cal. Taylor
Washington
Pension Bureau
Willem B. Pratt
William J. Taylor
J. H. Johnson, Jr
Paul Duff Connor
Paul Duff
Connor
Brookland
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Homeopathic Hospital
Glenwood Cemetery
Paul D. Connor
Gan
War Department
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Harry RB
Burril
Salem, Va
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James A. Connor
George W., Connor
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Local Weather Report and Eczema Remedy Notice
The piece lists scattered weather figures such as midnight 75 and 90 degree highs with humidity readings and rainfall 0.22 inches, then abruptly shifts to an eczema cure claim. Bold sulfur cream is touted as instantly stopping itching and healing eczema with minimal applications, recommended by a dermatologist and available at pharmacies.
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