Edin Back G H Accuses Boy as Assailant
In New York on June 14 a gambler known as Bridgey Weber was stabbed in the back near Astor Place station. Police believe bootlegged successors of Gyp the Blood attacked to exact vengeance for the Rosenthal case. A boy with an unknown name delivered the knife blow, with a bodyguard and four gunmen nearby, as Weber awaited an ambulance at St Vincent’s hospital.
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New York
Jone
Weber
Rambler
Charla Becher
Sine Sing
Rosenthal
Astor Place
Ben
Dag
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Cause
Tmgatie
Harvery
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
Bridgey
Harvey
Joseph Michaels
Meagher
Ninth Street
Michaele
Michaels
Othcer
Weber bin Mare
Tiam
Louis Harris
St. Vincent
Louis “Webb
Gary Testifies On Tennessee Coal and Iron Purchase
Gary described the Tennessee Coal and Iron Co deal with United States Steel Corp as decided unanimously by the finance committee. He noted J. P. Morgan did not know profitability but hoped the purchase would ease wartime strain, while Morgan favored the move as the only remedy. The trial also covers unrelated notes about authorship and a Logan memorial project.
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New York
E. HH. Geary
Paselo
Tennessee Coat and Iron Co
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Anance ‘Committee
J. P. Morgan
Gary
Morgan
Well Known Couple to Wed in Odon
The marriage of Mise Nell Fun¢e amnon, end Pickhey Sears of Odon will take place Sunday at 12 o'clock after the morning service at the Christan church. The couple are widely known throughout the county. The bride is the daughter of rowe waor shal Fiurdugon sister Lhe groom in the tonj of Bensears, a farmer living west of Odon.
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Sears
Odon
Rowe Waorshal
Bensears
Stone Neiswanger wedding announced for June twenty second
Frank Postone and Helen B Seis Kanker Weille united in marriage at Base Mayhew Street Sunnsvide California and made their home in Seattle Washington Miss Neiswanger daughter of John Neiswanger formerly of this city and heiress of Jesse Goshorn of this city.
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Frank Postone
Helen B. Seis
Kanker Weille
Mayhew Street
Sunnsvide
California
Seattle
Wash
Neiswageer
John Neiswanger
Treble Toll
Jesse Goshorn
Oleo Fraud Case Probed by Federal Court
Chicago June 14 The federal district court questioned treasury officials in compromising government claims in the oleomargarine fraud case. Judge Landis empaneled a special grand jury that returned no indictment but criticized treasury action.
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Chicago
Federal
St Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Landie
Treasury
Senate votes for women's suffrage in chamber resolution
The Senate's women's suffrage committee backed passage of a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot. The report, written by Senator Ashurst, argues extending enfranchisement strengthens government and that women as taxpayers and voters contribute to national integrity and reform.
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Washington
Senate
Woman's Suffrage Committee
Sesstor Ashuret
Political shuffle spans states with new appointees and alignments
The record notes a mix of names across multiple states including Louisiana Minnesota Utah and Washington. It mentions Republicans and Democrats and signals changes in candidate or aide appointments. The text references figures like Hansdell and Ciapy in a broad party alignment context.
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Otem
Amigoonm
Hols
New Maniphire
Hansdell
Louisiana
Demorats
Senatora Ciapy
Minnesota
Ones
Washington
Sutherland
Utah
Senate committee advances plan for free printing paper
After an extended conference on the paper schedule, majority members of the senate committee voted to apply a free list for printing paper valued up to four cents per pound from restricted districts. Suggestions for restrictions to countervail Canada are being considered. Senator Simmons said the schedule was not finished and the action might be reconsidered.
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Washington
Senate Nde
Bugeeationa
Canada
Benstor Simmons
Slayca of Turk Vizier Shot in Constantinople
In a June 14 clash between police and the man Zia believed linked to the killing of Gratd Visine Mahmoud Behefket Pasha, Zia was mortally wounded. A judge and a policeman were shot. the policeman died. Troops were called as assailants fired from a top floor during the failed arrest attempt.
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Constantinople
Zia
Gratd Visine Mahmoud Behefket Pasha
Zits Wan
Steamship Paniamina Adrift Off New Orleans Passengers Safe
The steamer Paniamina with 41 passengers from Colon Panama drifted six hours after stokers struck. Quarantine officials report crew quit upon learning of a strike at the company. Officers tried to maintain fires but the ship became helpless before reaching port.
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Marcy of
Wavea
New Orleans
Paniamina
Tailed Fruit Co
New Orl
Colon
Panama
Marcy
Parismina
Rioting Questioned as House Leader Strikes Colleague
In Springheld Illinois on June 14 Representative Thomas Gorman of Peoria struck Representative H Wilson of Quincy, the dry leader. The clash occurred as Wilson spoke to fellow drys in the Winds house rear chamber. Gorman shouted for Wilson to leave, then knocked him down with a single blow. No words were exchanged after.
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Springheld
Thomas MN. Gormen
Peoria
H Wilson
Quincy
Wilson
Gogman
Republicad
Wilda
Wilson Questioned Over White House Influence In Tariff Debate
Senate inquiry revisits President Wilson amid claims of indirect lobbying on the tariff bill. Senator Gallinger asserts the president approached influence concerns without direct charges, prompting questions about public official independence and partisan manipulation.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Senate
Gallinger
Aded
Mamen
Net 300
Moros and American Troops Clash in Philippine Disarmament
Fragmentary war department dispatches report Capt Taylor A Nichols of the Philippine Scouts killed with three others and Lt Edward Rackley wounded in a Moro assault on a crater during the disarmament efforts on Mindanao. Maj. Gen. Pershing notes no full battle since occupation. Moros retreated to forts. Americans used mountain guns to rout them. disputed leaders and further casualties noted. Major George Shaw led the right wing. disarmament policy cited as cause of the clash and subsequent capitulations.
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Weakington
Moris
War Department
Taylor A. Nichols
Fiity-first
Philippine Scouts
Edward Rackley
Nishola
Furshing
Nichols
Iith
Pershing
Volcade
Morologst
Amil
Franklin Bell
Department of
Forthleth Company
Philippine Cout
Sundry Civil Bill Adopted in Congress Vote
The sundry civil appropriation bill passed the House 46 to 2 with labor unions and farmers associations exempt from antitrust prosecutions Calibrated funding comes as a conference continues since May 9 and narrows the board of national soldiers homes from eleven to five The measure mirrors the vetoed proposal from Taft's late administration and centers on antitrust provisions.
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Washington
Ita
Board of Managers of National Soldiers
Taft
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