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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

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Free Sugar and Wool Provisions Pass Senate Caucus

The Democratic caucus approved free sugar for 1916 and free raw wool in the tariff revision after a two day fight. Six Democratic senators voted for each provision, including Hitchcock Newlands Nansidell Thoronton and Walsh, with no binding caucus pledge for others. Louisiana's two senators were not bound and may seek release from the pledge. The bill now moves toward final passage.

Louisiana Washington Senate Finance Evgar Hitchcock Nebraska Newlands Nevada Nansidell Thoroton Loube Fana Bhetroth Colorido Wales Brontana Chamberlain Oregon Ransdel Thornton Shafroth Walsh

Rebels Vie for Attack Near Juarez In Mexican War Dispatch

A June report from El Paso states 600 constitutionalist cavalry under Por firio Talamantes from Sonora are marching toward Juarez area to join Gen. Francisco Villa. Villa delays due to water issues, with 2,200 expected to attack Suarez by the weekend if reunions fail.

el Paso Tex Cal Porfirio Talamantes Sonora Francisco Villa Chihuahua Guaman Suarez Villa Talamantes Toribio Ortega Pancho Villa Ark of Water Vine Juarez

Strike Conspiracy Denied by UMWA President

Indianapolis June 26 P White president of the United Mine Workers of America denies statements alleging exclusion of West Virginia coal from U S markets. He says there is not a grain of truth and compares the charges to 1900 when similar accusations were made about anthracite workers.

Indianapolis Ind P. White United Mine Workers of America West Virginia United Mine Workers of

Georgia to name senator in direct election era

Atlanta GA June 26 The Georgia general assembly opened its regular session and is expected to re elect United States Senator Bacon as required by the new constitutional amendment providing for direct public votes for members of the Senate. Georgia would be the first state to elect a senator under direct election rules.

Atlanta General Assembly of Georgia United States Bacon Georgia

Mackays Separated Rumor Shocks New York Circulation

Clarence H. Mackay head of the Postal Telegraph Co. and his three children motored to New York from Long Island on the Imperial for Muropa. Mrs. Mackay did not accompany them, sparking talk of a possible separation. The rumor followed transfer of property at Mineola near Harbor Hill, Nassau County, where the Mackays kept a summer home.

New York Clarence IT Mackay Postal Telegraph Co Boring Lake Muropa Mackay Imperial Minrula Nassau Harbor Hill ix Almated

Servians Rout Bulgarians in Balkan Clash

Belgrade reports heavy fighting as Servians push back Bulgarians who crossed the river. Desperate battles left dead and wounded on both sides, with retreating Bulgarians abandoning positions at Seryian territory and Mecedonta. Artillery fire and gas attacks cited in late scene reports.

Belgrade Aletove Seryian Bletove Ratkovats Mecedonta

Kansan Kills Two Women in Lincoln Township

Frank Payne shot and killed his wife and Mrs. Ora Eby in Lincoln township eight miles from Cheteville Kansas before killing himself. Mrs. Payne had feared her husband and he accused Mrs. Eby of aiding their divorce case.

Cheteville Kan Frank Payne Mra Ora Eby Lincoln Township Payne Eby

Dissolution Plot Allegedly Foiled by Union Pacific Figures

Senate hearing transcripts detail claims that Edward Lauterbach and others pressed to halt the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution order. Witnesses described telephone attempts to sway Congress and influence the outcome, with mentions of a radical faction and banking connections.

Washington, D.C Scout Lovett Union Pacific Senate Lobby Investisatg J Lave Edward Luaterbach New York Washingtoni Itt Union Pacific-Southern Pacific Supreme Court Riordan Maxwell Evurte Rounse Southern Pacific Otto H. Kiba Kuhn, Loeb & Co Lauterbach Saia Bauterbach Union F Pacific Radical Party Iich Overmsi Nin Henry Texas HG Radical

Notable Denial of Connexion With Congress Minty Hetty

The fragment claims Mr Usury had known the gentleman for many years and asserts there was never any connection between him and Congress minty Hetty, reflecting a lingering defense of reputations.

Usury Neiny

Immigrant Train Wreck Near Ottawa Claims Ten Bodies

The Wester Express on the Canadian Pacific railroad derailed three miles west of Ottawa and plunged into the Ottawa River. Ten bodies recovered, feared count may rise. among the deceased are three women and a baby, with nineteen bodies already recovered, all foreigners.

Ottawa Ontario Wester Express Canadian Pacific Here Ottawa River

Aviator Brindefonc des Moulingia Crosses Baltic Sea

French aviator Mutter G Brindefonc des Moulingia arrived in Stockholm after flying from Paris to St Petersburg and crossing the Baltic in four hours including a coast descent to verify his position. The route covered 23 miles to Reval and 220 miles from Reval to Stockholm over sea and islands. Two farmers near St Johns, Kansas, fought 16 rounds over a laborer shipment dispute.

Stockholm Mutter G. Brindefonc Des Moulingia Paris St. Petersburg Eval Reval

Roosevelt to Lecture in Argentina After Talk

A formal statement from Col Roosav offices says he will depart in October for Argentina to lecture before the Museo social. The statement notes Roosevelt accepted to support government principles at home and abroad as essential for enduring democracy.

New York Col. Roosav Museo. Social Roosevelt

Canal Tolls Revived Fight Hits Senate and House

Washington readers recall Panama canal tolls dispute revives as leaders in both houses clash over free passage. Adamson opposes free tolls while O Gorman backs suspending exemptions, with Sims’ bill soon to be considered by the interstate commerce committee.

House Senate Sim Washington Panama Canal Great Britain Wilson House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Adamson Georgia Pononia O'Gorman Cannty Frogt Adamson Soley Thetus Sims Tennessee Interstate Commerce Committee

California Judge Commends Retirement of United States Attorney

San Francisco reports state judge praises McNab as United States attorney John L. Mesab retires after resisting political pressure. The article recounts controversy over witness tampering claims, calls for cases to be postponed, and the president's swift action in accepting resignation.

California United States San Francisco Janel McReynolds John L. Mesab United States Hiateliit Wests Western Fuel Fe Washington McNab Lodge van Fleet Department of Justice van Fleet McNip Iincident Ny ‘Elim Wilson

Deadly blast toll unclear after factory accident

A Buffalo incident in late June left multiple workers dead or injured. Police conducted a canvass and hospital visits as the death toll remained uncertain with several workers reported in critical condition.

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