Senators 10 Face Lobby Quiz Open Hearing
Washington June 2 An unprecedented Senate probe opens as five members grill a lobby feared to sway tariffs. The subcommittee of judiciary will compel all 16 senators to testify in alphabetical order while questioning covers influence, sources, and possible dealings regarding the Underwood tariff bill.
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Warships to serve as floating shops bill in Congress
Representative W. S. Goodwin of Arkansas proposes a bill to lease space on U S battleships for exhibitions of American goods to foreign nations. The plan, a stark contrast to armaments, envisions ships displaying products from farms and industries to boost American trade while fostering cultural exchange. The measure would require Navy and Commerce secretaries to outline exhibit space and arrange distribution to manufacturers and exporters.
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Pope Is 78 Today as World Sends Warm Wishes
Rome reports the pope reaches 78 with many telegrams and greetings from around the world. He spends his birthday quietly with select officials and friends, noting the fatigue of recent duties yet appearing strong and alert. He inquired through Cardinal O Connell about the missionary congress planned for Boston in October, expected to include about 60 bishops from the United States and Canada.
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Wage inquiry opens on men’s pay in Chicago
In Chicago June 2 a commission summons witnesses to probe how workers are paid. The inquiry aims to relate wages to conditions and hours as officials seek clarity on pay practices.
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Chicago
Ince Commission
Governor Blease Defiant Citizens Talk Impeachment Talks
In Spartanburg South Carolina June 2 im peachment talk swirled as Governor Blease faced backlash over pardoning a chauffeur of color in Columbia The governor warned his critics saying the last three legislatures had no case and pledged to continue punitive actions against municipalities while critics argued the governor exceeded authority by pardoning offenders. A city attorney questioned the legality of pardons harming municipal power and sparking debate over state versus city authority.
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Columbia
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Apnomeloe Bie
Keokuk Dam Completed on Mississippi River
Keokuk Iowa celebrates the completion of the Mississippi River dam known as the Parker of Waters. The last concrete was placed as dignitaries and guests cheered. The dam spans 42 feet high and 42 feet wide at the base, creating a lake that eases slack water and enables navigation from Des Moines Rapids downstream.
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Missiissippi
Hugh L. Cooper
Des Moines
Rhie City
Wilson Cheer Sparks Home Team Victory At Washington
President Wilson showed his baseball fan side at a Washington game versus Boston. In the ninth inning his enthusiastic cheering joined the crowd as the home rally led to another win, with the president typically attending most home games.
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Wilson
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Feud Over Hogs Sparks Near County Clash
In a rural dispute near Peasd County, members of the STS Life clan clash with rival residents over hogs. Authorities report accusations of violence amid ongoing tension, with no final resolution announced.
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Abot
Prince
Train messenger shoots to thwart attempted robbery
John Sick, a Western Federal Express messenger, on a Kansas City Southern train near Heavener Oklahoma, shot at two intruders entering the car as they attempted a robbery. He claimed the others fled. Lawson was later killed by a shot in hand and head. Sick was arrested in Kansas City on murder charges.
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Kanada City
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Poultry Strike Report In New York Areas
A June 23 report from New York notes a break in the poultry supply chain as distributers of live poultry engage in a strike. No injuries reported. details focus on potential shortages and regional impacts.
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New York
Roosevelt libel trial details unfold at Chicago hearing
The long libel lawsuit against former President Roosevelt unfolds in Chicago as witnesses and lawyers recount remarks about alleged excesses. The defense signals plans for nominal damages while emphasizing protecting press rights and truth.
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