Cannon to Beelzebub in House Fight Over Rules
Washington scene as Speaker Vannun defends rulings while Insurgents led by Cannon clash with La Follette Cummins and Reed loyalists. Debate centers on tariff and currency bills, with Cannon denouncing opponents and praising party unity amid volatile House dynamics.
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Fowler
Commina
la Folietle
Tammany
Averal
Washington Peat
Elgin
Joseph G. Vannun
House of Representatives
Cannon
United States
Republican Party
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Beelzebub
Congress
Bertzesye
Omar
WiIng NP
Banking and Rency Committee
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Republ ‘Din
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Auch Furcher
Feraubilgans
Bane of Mowler
New Jersey
House
Senate
Trousevelt
Reed
Mr. Cann
Vay
William Jennings
Vaya
Nebraska
Surey
Yale
Coward
Poltroon
Taft Wildcat Hunt Doubtful As Eagle Visits Ranch
Special to The Washington Post Gregory Tex Oct 1 President Taft enjoys golf and a rest day on his 13000 mile ranch jaunt. wildcat hunt arranged but not joined. a dead wildcat and black possum gift amuse, while plans include a Texan cattle roundup and a gulf coast swim. The Taft party uses horse herdings, rounds, and a Taft town stop with guards, rides, and a motorboat at hand.
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Washington Post
Gregory
Tex
Presidet Taft
Taft
C. P. Taft
Dickinson
Archie Butt
Daylght
Waa
Texas
Atlanta
Iti
Aransas
Presbyterian
P. Taft
Taft Ranch
Gulf
Anonn
Secret Service
Hee
Charles
P. ‘Taft
Banch House
Ant Mour
Wisconsin Politician Debates Party Direction and Policy
A fragmentary report discusses Republicans split over party direction with references to President and Le Follette. It critiques calls for revision downward on dairy product prices and accuses partisans of editor control seeking to dictate outcomes.
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Cannon
Follette
Wisconsin
le Follette
Officr
Mietropoliten
New Chicago Union Passenger Terminal Planned by Rail Gird
James McCrea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, announced plans for a new Chicago union passenger station and terminal costing at least 25 million dollars. The project will involve the Pennsylvania Railroad joining with the Chicago and Alton, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul as users of the present Union Station.
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Chicago
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago Union
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Alton
Chicago, Burlington and, Quincy
Milwaukee and St. Bani
Union
Uneasy Lies King Anarchists Seek His Life
Madrid and London report rising anarchist anger after Ferrer’s death. King Alfonso depressed and largely confined to the palace as threats pour in. In Parliament Belgians denounce Spain and demand action, while British officials avoid committing to intervention.
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Cabie
Washington
London
Madrid
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Chronicle
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Ferrer
Atrisi Bency
Lotaughbily
Secret Service
Barcelona
Verrer
Hieen
Ferre
Pidder
Alfonso |N
Asane
Anarchists at Foreign Fairs Spark Murder Accusations
A fragment describes an inquiry into anarchists at an international fair with harsh words about justice. It notes a gathering chaired by Russell and Ferrers Use honored for devotion to education as regulations are adopted amid conflicting reports.
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Ziaa Somy&de
Berree
Bawerd Russell
the. Mesting
Ferrers
Martyr Ferrer sparks resolutions in American Labor Council
The Executive Council adopted resolutions denouncing Spanish officials over the execution of Prof Francisco Ferrer in Barcelona. Gompers and Morrison filed reports while condemning the court-martial as secret with no witnesses. The document argues freedom and jury trial protections, and notes European and global outrage at the punishment.
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Executive Council
Gompers
Morrison
SS A
Alfonso
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
la Him
Spain
Syekes
Syekes -Attainmient
Federation of Eatier
Ea Aeron
Prantisco Ferrer
Direcei
Bupretag
Breajaggt
Gemporn
Ferrer
Madison
Hig
Toronto
West
Hayes
Glass Bottie Blowers’ Association
Sippli State Federation of Labor
Firnt Glass Workers’ Unions
Wright
Din
Fragmented OCR: unclear regional notices
A garbled OCR fragment mentions locations and names in New York and Philadelphia areas and references to electric items and lanes. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a person, event, or outcome.
Bomb attack hits Swedish official in Gothenburg
Fragmentary OCR notes report an attack in Sweden affecting a director of an export association and a claimed capture of a rebellious individual in Gothenburg. Details are unclear but reference a bomb, a weapon strike, and a related attempted assault on a person tied to Johan Sjorhol.
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Sweden
Havamer
Sivedén Export Association
gt.Stockholn
Ife
John Sjorhol
Ruth Bryan Leavitt to Train Voice and Travel
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of William Jennings Bryan announced plans to educate her two children in Germany and pursue voice training to become a singer not a public figure. She denied Colorado congressional ambitions and will resign from the state Women’s Democratic Club presidency while abroad.
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Leavitt Dénios
Congress
Washlzepa Post
Omaha
Nebr
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Willan Z. Bryan
Germany
Night Riders Threaten Kentucky Counties in Tax Protest
Gov Willson and local authorities vow drastic action as night riders strike in Mason County and nearby areas. Warnings left at homes of Fred Adams and Harvey Allen demand owners pool tires within five days or face consequences, with families warned and officials urged to denounce taxation.
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Mason County
Fred. Adams
Harvey Allen
Burley’ Totaccé
Panish University Refuses to Renounce Doctor Cook Observations
Copenhagen Oct 12 The council of the university will announce tomorrow its unanimous refusal to renounce its prior examination of Dr. Cook's observations.
McCarren in Serious Condition After Surgery
New York reports Senator Patrick H. McCarren remains gravely ill early this morning. Dr. Peter Hughes, allowed a brief rest after three hours with the patient, said there is little encouragement and the senator fights for his life after Wednesday’s operation and a day of coughing and weakness.
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New York
Patrick H. McCarren
Peter Hughes
Yarigus
Hughes Sala
Bishon’ McDonnellathlon
Genitral
feNally
Gaynor Rallies Tammany Hall in Wigwam Address
William J. Gaynor, Democratic mayoral nominee, denounces Hearst and Barnard at Tammany Hall, declaring he is a free man not controlled by the party. Hearst counters, Barnard stays on business focus, while betting pools at Hoffman House show Gaynor leading or trailing in varied wagers as campaigns tighten.
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House of Commons
Edward Grey
Perver
Edward
Albert Victor Gettyson
Peter Iranels Curran
Sir Howard
Grayson
Ferrer
Barnard
Nominde
Murphy
New’ York
Tammany Hall
Willian J. Gayner
New York
Fourteenth Street
Scienes
Gaynor
W. J. Hearst
Ban
Fetitte & Jareeathel
Po- Organization
Ild eAnplause
Charles Fener
Taramany Hall
Met Biehis
Hearst
Sno
Lve
Hoffman House
Imbéré
Saragersd
Geynet
Feld
Charley Mahoney
Sala -Alae
Tequighig
Rim
William &. Vanderbilt
Lione
Oakvale
jsDerd
Utne
After Wedding Killings A Turmoil At Hammond Hall
A violent incident at a Hammond Indiana dance hall ends with two men killed and one dying after a clash as a crowd tried to break up the party. Police report a brawl spilled into the street with one man badly injured. Local authorities order investigations and security action at the venue.
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Tan
Jared
Hammond
Ind
Strom Kuleskjyr
Weat Hammond Police
Bulesky
Betara Weauld
Witness Fanny Identifies Theodore Rizzo in Ravine Murders Trial
In a dramatic courtroom moment Fanny Infusing 11, the 11 year old survivor, testifies she will tell her father to shoot the killer and identifies Theodore Rizzo as the man who shot her and two other children in the ravine. The testimony details the murders of Freddy and Theresa Procopio and the child’s efforts to care for her wounded brother. The jury is seated as the trial proceeds with Mrs Procopio restrained from attacking the defendant.
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Washington Post
Ties
Ravine
Theodore Rizzo
Supreme Court
Fabny
Per
Siegle
Willis
Thule
Procopio
Fanny
Freddy
Theresa
Fepuy
Theodore Klean
Tzizzo
Rizzo
Procopto
Miz. Procopto
Rizzo Thia
J. P. Morgan in Health Rumors Amid Market Talk
Special to The Washington from New York reports J. P. Morgan has appeared at his office and seems in good health despite circulating rumors of illness. By late afternoon speculation spread among arbitrage houses and then through town, though Morgan’s associates say he remains in his usual health.
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Wis
Intown
Mr. Morgan
Saual
Heaith
Erie Railroad Sees Improved Finances in Year
The Erie Railroad reports a strengthened financial position for the year with earnings up, and a reduction in costs. The report notes gains over the prior period and a better outlook for 1068, reflecting improved income and efficiency initiatives.
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York
Erie Railroad
Auris
Aypilie
Mysterious Islip Skeleton May Prove Murder Case
On Long Island a bleached young woman’s skeleton found in Islip woods suggests homicide. A bullet near the skull, jewelry with initials A L, and foreign clothing point to recent arrival from abroad. Miss May Smith of Manhattan State Hospital, missing since spring, may be the victim.
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New York
Islip
Long Island
A. L
Deliestessen
Krebel
Prussia
Transatlantic Steamship Company
Misa May Smith
Manhattan State Hospital
Miss Smith
August Schwarts
Hiverhead
Irving J. Nelson
Brueh
Baronets Wife Faces Barrage Over Finances and Labor
Sir Cecil Ernest Moon, baronet of Copswood Grange in Coen Warwick and Coldstream Ranch, sues his wife for a $6 debt from 190, claiming she controls the purse while he did menial labor on the ranch in Colorado. He notes she travels with a string of racehorses owned by her family. she argues prudent use of funds.
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Washington Post
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Colo
F. Gratten Lawder
the Grove
County Wicklow
Ireland
Baronet
Toek
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