Clemenceau Reproaches Visitor Over Southern Trouble
In Paris Premier Clemenceau reproved Merce Albert for the southern wine drawers unrest. Albert, wearing peasant garb, met Clemenceau and, moved to tears, pledged to return to lawful ways and do his duty. The premier urged surrender to the law and swore the government would not interfere with courts. Agitation spreads to Bordeaux with a 4000 strong demonstration at Lesparre and a calm, orderly strike.
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Paris
Mercen Albert
France
Clemenceau
Ministry of the Interior
Albert
Mrunicipality
M. Albertia
M. Clemenceau
South
M. Albert
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Argeliiers Committee
Leuillier
Seven year old Clyde Glidden charged with arson in Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia June 24 Clyde Gildden aged seven was arrested on arson charges after authorities allege he burned two occupied houses last week. The crime carries a potential death penalty unless mercy is recommended by the jury, with imprisonment otherwise. J D Cutlip owner of the destroyed homes says the boy acted to force him from his garden.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Clyde Gildden
Tfe
J. D. Cutlip
Young Glidden
Cutlip
Four Drownings and Carnival Injuries Reported Across Locations
Four persons drowned in Muskegon lake Michigan on June 24 Gus Hammer Ola Peterson Lydia Olin and Anna Johnson residents of bla elty perished Eight carnival company attaches were among eight injured when a Pennsylvania freight engine collided with a Parker Carnival car at Sharon Pennsylvania on a siding Also reports of an American woman killed in Dieppes France when an automobile carrying John Ryan and three others ditched to avoid a cart and George Spencer a New York stock broker killed near Roosevelt's home in Oyster Bay New York on June 24
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Michigan Lake
Muskegon, Mich
Gus Hammer
Ola Peterson
Lydia Olin
Anna Johnson
Bla Elty
Muskegon Lake
Sharon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parker Carnival Company
Carnival Company
France
Diepps
John Ryan
Ryan
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
George Spencer
New York
Quiet telegraphers strike disrupts nationwide service
San Francisco reports of a complete tie up as union president Samuel J Small predicts worsening conditions when early week business rises. He warns out of town managers may fill vacancies but could worsen the crisis. congestion is anticipated to rival the quake and fire period with messages delayed coast to coast. Weekly strike benefits will begin July 1. Government ownership looms if terms fail.
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San Francisco
Ramuel J. Small
Commmercial Telegraphers’ Union
Los Angeles
Portland
Pacific
Atlantic Coasta
Agitation in Japan Over American Question Fades
Tokyo reports public excitement over the American question has nearly subsided. Opposition politicians and the Daldo club plan to attack the ministry to bolster local assemblies and next year’s general election. They cite diplomatic impotence of the Salon cabinet as harming compatriots in America, though actual hostilities with the United States are not anticipated. The American press is largely ignored.
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Japan
Tokyo
Daldo Club
America
United States
Faced Death in the Air Over Niagara Falls Balloon Basket
Detective Callinan and Patrolman Roeder faced a deadly twenty minutes suspended 400 feet high in a captive balloon over Niagara Falls New Jersey. A faulty release sent the gun bag skyward as Roeder grew frantic. Callinan drew his revolver and warned against leaping. A gust carried the craft toward the river rapids, the balloon snagged on power lines, and the pair narrowly escaped electrocution as ground crews steadied the anchor and bag before safe descent.
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Niagara Falla
N. J
Callian
Roeder
Callinan
Prominent Men Indicted in Land Fraud Probes
Bench warrants will issue soon for large land fraud indictments returned Saturday by a federal grand jury. Names will be public only after warrants are issued. Indictments reportedly include high business figures across Colorado Wyoming Milwaukee St Louis and New York. The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York has been sold for 7.26 million to a capitalists syndicate led by Henry Morgenthau. the building will be razed in nine years for a modern office complex.
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Denver
Federal
Grand Jury
Colorado
Wyoming
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Fifth Avenue
Amos R. Hav
Four Italians Killed At Mariners Tarbor Incident
In New York on June 21 four Italian workers were killed and two others were probably fatally shocked while moving a ballet entangled with electric wires at Mariners' Tarbor Braten Island.
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New York
Mariners’ Tarbor
Braten Island
SIX WORKMEN KILLED IN PASSENGER TRAIN WRECK
In Hartford, six workmen died and forty were injured when a Highland division passenger train struck a work train backing into the city from New Brighton at Sigourney street crossing. One rescue lasted an hour and a half. two more likely to die. Three versions of cause circulated. Engineers and witnesses disputed fault. A fire broke out, an express on adjacent track aided by removing wreckage. One man amid debris waved a red flag and drank whiskey. The dead include four Italians and one unidentified man.
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Hartford, Conn. Duns
Highland Division
New York, New Haven
New Brighton
Wilson
Aiden
Four Die in Mitchells Farm Train Wreck East of Pittsford
Rochester report on a collision between passenger train No 230 and a freight near Pittsford on the Au burn branch of the New York Central. Four killed instantly and eight injured as the smoker car telescoped by the baggage car. Relief train rushed to the scene. one more body later recovered from the freight. Passengers totaled fifteen in the passenger train. all are now accounted for.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mitchells Farm
Pittsford
Auburn
New York Central
Two Brothers Drowned in Mississippi River Tragedy
In S Louis a pair of Adler brothers Fred and Augustus both twenty, were drowned after Fred attempted to save his brother from the Mississippi current. Their cries were mocked from a skiff. A rescue effort failed against a strong under tow and the bodies were recovered.
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S J. Louis
Fred Adler
Mississippi River
Augustus Adler
Adler
Jacob
Italian on Rock Island train claims slaying was a dream
Goodland Kansas June 24 John Bello the Italian who killed a man and wounded two women on a Rock Island train said through an interpreter that the shooting occurred in a dream He described being awakened by a pistol in his hand and asserting he did not intend to kill anyone while his account has him muttering in Italian in county jail awaiting trial
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Goodland
Kay
John Bello
Rock Island
Here
Bello
Patsy Leganbraci
Genoa
New World
Boston
White Star Mner Cymric
West
California
Ian
Carl V. Topp
Jair
Johnson Candidate for President Seeks Minnesota Support
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson is urged as the Democratic nominee, with Frank A. Day asserting Johnson will be a strong contender at the national convention in St. Paul. Day, longtime Minnesota Democratic leader, is en route from the Pacific coast and edits at Albert Lea. Johnson later denied Day’s statement, saying there is no rush and Day could not speak for him. In Washington, officials welcomed Ambassador Leishman’s success in settling lingering embassy-porte issues after years of talks.
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Minnesota
Seska
Omaha
Bryan
John A. Johnson
Frank A. Day
Johnson
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Day
Albert Lea
St. St. Paul
Washington
State Department
Constantinople
Lelshman
Porte
Miners Convention Deliberations From Denver Debate Preamble
The Western Federation of Miners approved the first five sections of a new constitution preamble and tabled the sixth, aiming to join the Industrial Workers of the World as its mining department. The fifth section pledges socialism and endorses industrial union and political action to emancipate workers. Thomas Booher of Butte No 1 apologized for remarks about the American flag made during the debate.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Mining Department
Industrial Workers of the World
Thomas Booher
Butte No. 1
Guatemala Leader Reported Dying After Tooth Extraction
Mexico City on June 21 reports claim President Astrada Cabrera of Guatemala is dying from blood poisoning after a tooth extraction. The assertion comes from Jose D. Gamez, confidential agent to President Zelaya of Nicaragua, describing Cabrera's grave condition and alleged complications.
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Mexico City
Astrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Jose D. Gamez
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Gamez
Cabrera
Poisoning Outbreak Hits State Hospital in Norristown
More than 300 workers at the state hospital for the insane in Norristown Pennsylvania were stricken by what is described as stomaine poisoning after dinner. Officials believe the illness stemmed from stewed chicken served that day.
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Norristown
State Hospital For the Insane
Haywood Defense Outlined by Darrow for Jury
Boise June 24 William D Haywood pled not guilty to murder and after hearing the state evidence will this week outline his innocence and the proof he will offer Clarence Darrow his attorney will contend Haywood is not guilty of conspiracy to assassinate former Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg but that he is the victim of a plot to disrupt the Western Federation of Miners and to condemn its leaders under legal process.
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Boise, Ida
William D. Haywood
Idaho
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Snow Hits Butte with Deep Sunday Fall
Heavy snow blanketed Butte Montana on Sunday with fourteen inches reported. By nightfall streets lay under slush as moisture totals from government data indicated a net precipitation around one and a half inches.
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Butte
Mont
Bnd
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Lesparre
Cheora For & Alyle
West Virginia
President Roosevelt
Sagemoe Huth
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Irving Park Boulevard
Pitty-eighth Avenue
Colt
Providence
R. I
Samuel P. Colt
Bristol
United States Robber Company
United States Senate
Republican State Central Committee
Miners’ Convention
Kingsford
Oswego
T. Ringsford & Son
National Starch Company
Clarence Darrow
Db, H. Lyngh
P. Bannon
Meat Market
Tilton Bros
Lynch É Bannon
Heath & Milk Paints
A. N. Gerdes
Cleves
Iowa
Frodden'’s
Frudden Lumber Company
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