Indicted Fire Up in Chicago Teamsters Strike Case
Grand jury votes multiple indictments tied to the Teamsters strike and will present them to Judge Barnes. Robert J. Thorne of Montgomery Ward denied knowledge of a $10,000 bribe offer to Shea, while testimony conflicted with union leaders. Teamsters meet at 2 p.m. to decide on arbitration with the Chicago Team Owners Association over delivery at besieged houses.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Barnes
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Young
Teammsters
John Driscoll
Driscoll
Ecounecs
Dunne
Chicago Team Owners’ Association
Nurther
Eddie Hanlon Hands It To Young Corbett In Thriller
San Francisco June 2 Eddie Hanlon fought Young Corbett to a standstill in a 20 round contest and earned a hard won decision. Hanlon rose from a ninth count in the eleventh round and finished strong as Corbett pressed for the knockout until the final bell.
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Eddie Hanlon
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Eddie Hanson
Homan
Hanlon
Corbett
Hanson
Oman
Burglary Reported At Blanchard Plumbing On Mall Road
A raid on Blanchard Plumbing on Mall Road Avenue yielded stolen plumbing tools. Police are pursuing a suspect with Chief McMillin stating a strong case against one man if found in the city. No value of the loot is published.
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Blanchard Plumbing Company
Mallroad Avenue
McMillin
Tsushima Battle Analyses Highlight Russian Defeat
Japanese experts pin the Russian loss on faulty reconnaissance and weather, poor gunnery, and ammunition waste. Togo’s fleet superiority and secret awareness of the Russian position are cited as decisive factors.
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Tokio
Roljestvensky
Rojestvensky
Togo
Tsushima
Nebogatoft
Admiral Nebagotoff Faces Harsh Admiralty Judgment
In St Petersburg on June 2 the admiralty debates Rear Admiral Nebabotoff after his surrender of warships. Many naval authorities advocate severe punishment, citing the Raphael precedent from 1829. Some hope the Oleg and Aurora may escape to safer harbors while debating routes to Nicholaieff or Petropavlovsk for internment or refuge.
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St. Petersburg
Nebagotoff
Raphael
Nicholas I
Haphael
Sinope
Nebonatoff
Oleg
Aurora
Vladivostock
Nicholaieff
Amur
Petropavlovsk
Kamcchatka
Pacific
United States
Cape Horn
Japanese battleship Ore to be shown in Yokosuka visit
Reports claim the Ore faced intense battle with the crew fighting bravely before surrender. A sensational tale says 140 wounded were thrown overboard after initial losses, though confirmation is lacking. The emperor is to visit the ship in Yokosuka after its arrival.
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Tokio
Yokosuka
Mutiny Rumors Surround Nebogatoff in Sea of Japan Battle
From St. Petersburg reports claim Admiral Nebogatoff's sailors mutinied during the Sea of Japan engagement. They allegedly threw or burned their officers overboard and hoisted a white flag. Eight submariners are said to have been hanged for mutiny in the Red Sea.
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St. Petersburg
Nebowatoff
Nebogatoff
Red Sea
Warships sighted near Lingayen Gulf off Luzon coast
At 2 and 3 p.m. three warships each were seen steaming slowly toward Lingayen Gulf on the west coast of Luzon, about 75 miles north of Manila Bay. They are of different types and painted lead color.
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Manila
Gulf of Lingayen
Luzon
Manila Bay
Japanese cruiser Iwate sinks Jemtchung in minute battle
Admiral Shimamura aboard the cruiser Iwate reports that during the May 27 engagement at 3 07 p m the Iwate attacked the protected cruiser Jemtchung from 3 000 meters and the Jemtchung sank in one minute confirming the loss of the cruiser.
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Shimamura
Iwate
Jemtchung
Japan gains free hand as Russia’s naval power falls
A foreign observer notes Japan’s advance on land after Russia’s naval defeat. Togo’s victory could push Russia from the Pacific in Asia, leaving Japan with vast offensive reach. Vladivostock isolation possible, Amur river open, Russian defense limited to the Chinese Siberian railway.
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Risst
Meenoy
OP Fapan
Tokio
Russia
Associated Press
Togo
Pacific
Asia
Japan
Vladivostock
Amur
Wealthy Bostonian Dies at Summer Home in Southboro
Montgomery Bears prominent Boston taxpayer and one of New England's wealthiest men died at his summer home in Southboro Massachusetts aged 51. His father was an East India merchant and Bears was a noted philanthropist.
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Southboro
Mass
Mont-gomery Bears
Boston
New England
Bears
May Stop All Business in the Indian Territory
In Muskogee and other Indian Territory towns nearly all white owned business houses may close to protest tribal tax nonpayment. No tax has been paid for three years while the court decides the case. Indian police began closing shops at 4 p.m. warrants for the arrest of Captain West and six Indian officers were issued by city officers.
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Baltimore
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Nelson
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Supreme Court
West
Solemn High Mass on Rim of Grand Canyon
A solemn high mass will be celebrated outdoors on the rim of the Grand Canyon of Arizona tomorrow morning for Knights of Columbus delegations en route to Los Angeles. Bishop Granjon of Tucson will lead with Fr. Ryan, Fr. Maitland, and Fr. Connelly assisting. a Flagstaff choir will perform. Delegates arrived by special train from El Paso and Texas, with about 120 people aboard. The group plans to proceed to Los Angeles after the mass, joining further delegates from Albuquerque and other places.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Granjon
Tucson
Fr. Maitland
Flagstaff
Connelly
Winslow
el Paso
Texas
W. H. Brophy
Jame of Bisbee
Knights of Columbus
E. V. Berrien
No. 7
Grand Oven
Deming
H. &. Talvham
Sameity
Albuauercue
J. H. O’rielly
O. N. Marron
J. C McCusker
John Steaven
The
Mayor Weaver Uses the Executive Hatchet
Philadelphia officials resign as Mayor Weaver reshuffles staff. Alexander Colville Jr and William H Baker quit. Thomas W South and Thomas L Hicks named to fill posts in public safety and public works respectively.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
Alexander Colville, Jr
Public Safety
William H. Baker
Thomas W. South
Mr. Colville
Thomas L. Hicks
Department of Puble Works
Wisconsin Bank Closes Its Ladysmith Office
The First National Bank of Ladysmith Wisconsin has closed its doors temporarily by unanimous vote. National Bank Examiner Peter R Karling has taken charge. Reported resources and liabilities stood at 53000 in deposits 42600.
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Wisconsin
Washington
First National Bank of Ladysmith
Wis
National Bank
Peter R. Karling
Jimmy Hope Dies at 69 After Bank Robbery Fame
James Hope leader of the band that looted a Manhattan bank nearly 30 years ago has died at his New York home at age 69. His wife said he died of grief over the publicity that kept his record alive.
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Jimmy” Hope
New York
Manhattan
Cassini Rejected Advances in White House Peace Talk
President meets with Russian Ambassador Count Cassini and urges immediate peace with Japan. He says prolonging the war harms both sides and hinders a treaty acceptable to the czar and mikado. Cassini notes China bears losses and Port Arthur remains leased while awaiting settlement.
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Washington
Far East
White House
Count Cassini
Russia
Japan
China
Port Arthur
Czar
Rio Grande Still Alarm Rises With Floods Near El Paso
Rio Grande flood worsens daily north of El Paso as Santa Fe railroad tracks are washed out between here and Albuquerque. La Mesa village sits under seven feet of water with no loss of life reported. Anthony town is completely washed away. residents evacuated in time as river could alter course five miles below El Paso.
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RE Paso
Tex
Here
Albuquerque
Southern Pacific
Deming
N. M
la Mesa
Rio Grande
Vilage
Anthony
el Paso
Bomb explodes at Governor General's Palace in Barcelona
At 6 o'clock tonight a bomb damaged the governor general's palace in Barcelona. Four bombs exploded causing significant damage as police report ten arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
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Governor Generals Palace
Barcelona
Pittsburg Theater Fire Damages Two Theaters
Fire likely from crossed wires destroys the avenue theater and severely damages the Grand Opera house in Pittsburg. No injuries or deaths reported. Estimated loss around $50,000.
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Pittsburg
Avenue Theater
Grand Opera House
Three Big Men Quit Equitable Directors Board Reshaped
New York June 2 The Equitable Life directors meeting produced the resignations of H C Frick Abram Harriman and Paul Bliss from the board and the enactment of a new board program granting plenary powers. A nominating committee will name a chairman and the executive committee will be reorganized. James Hazen Hyde must divest control of the society’s stock within three months.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Committee of Seven
H. C. Frick
Frick
Harriman
Bliss
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Schiff
D. O. Mills
John \. Stewart
A. J. Cassett
T. Jefferson Coolidge
August Belmont
J. B. Forgan
Robert T. Lincoln
Pourth
James Hazen Hyde
Albuquerque High Social Week Events Highlight Senior Party
The Albuquerque High senior class enjoyed an examination party at Superintendent Stroup’s home on South Walter Street with games, food, and merriment. Juniors hosted a gathering for seniors at William Weroth’s Copper Avenue home featuring dancing and refreshments with both classes present.
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Albuquerque High School
A. B. Stroup
Walter Street
Fitch
Hewitt
Leavitt
Fluke
Cross
Kane
Maggrey
Pinney
Rosenwald
Spitz
Telfer
Clancy
Hayden
Perkins
Ross
William Weroth
Copper Avenue
Gonna
King
Muegley
Dieckmann
Hubbs
Margaret
Eugenia Keleher
Luthy
Schupp
Walker
Ilfeld
Lee
Rogers
Skinner
Thomas
Wroth
Mesdames
Dieckman
Ifeld
Tuothy Stroup
Weoth
Stroup
River May Stop Congressmen Tour of West Districts
El Paso papers report members of the irrigation committee tour planned to view reclamation districts in the west. High Rio Grande water levels force a shortened visit stopping at Doña Ana near El Paso, with a banquet planned by the chamber of commerce that night. Athenian will carry about 700000 pounds of Japanese bonds to London and New York aboard for transport.
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el Paso H
Congressional
Irrigation Committee
House
Senate
EL Paso
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Dena Ana
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
London
Yokohama
Vancouver
New York
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Nebogadore
Bright Angel
Serveanant Belg Aeitan Brandis
Bhooby
Bap
Vienna
Kitshens
Macedonia
Cassini
Roosevelt
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Equitable
Frick Harriman
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