Wide Range of Speechmaking Keeps House Busy
Washington reports the House and Senate plan a flurry of activity on appropriations and major bills. Tolls exemption repeal nears passage in the Senate with debate likely to continue on the trade commission bill. The House eyes the 107 million sundry civil appropriation bill and quick action on the Moon post office bill and the dam bill addressing navigable waterways.
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Interstate Trade Commission
O'Gorman
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of War
Supreme Court Expected Major Decisions Tomorrow
Washington June 7 More than two score opinions are expected to be decided by the supreme court tomorrow promising a busy day as the last before October. The docket includes important rate and anti trust suits and many motions tied to the year end. The Thaw extradition appeal may prompt a bid for release from New Hampshire state custody.
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LEA Washington
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Harry K. Thaw
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Thaw
New Hampshire
Roosevelt Leaves Paris for Madrid Wedding Trip
Paris June 7 Colonel Roosevelt continues to Madrid where he will attend the wedding of his son Kermit to Miss Pelle Willard next Thursday. In the party are Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Miss Katherine Page Oscar S Strauss and Edith Wharton called daily.
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WY Morning Journal
Paris
Leodeare Roosevelt
Madrid
Kermit
Pelle Willard
Spain
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Katherine Page
Walter Hines Page
United States
Great Britain
Oscar 8. Strauss
Turkey
Grenfell Explains Why 15 Now Bankrupt
Arthur Grenfell defends Canadian Agency Limited amid suspension news. He says losses stem from orderly reform moves for Grand Trunk Canada and Lake Superior holdings, not pure speculation, with four months of business interruption after a riding accident. Negotiations for settlement were underway, and reports note provisional liquidator and special manager appointments.
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Sixteen Deputies Guard Rockefeller Estate at Pocantico
At Pocantico Hills New York sixteen deputies from the White Plains county jail were posted on the Rockefeller estate to guard John D. Rockefeller and his son after threats tied to Colorado strike developments. The sheriff called the situation acute and the deputies will be paid by the county. Rockefeller attended church and village trustees will hear Free Speech League representatives at a meeting tomorrow.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Colorado
White Plains
Rockefeller
Money Panic Crescendos in Tampico District
General Luis Caballera, Tamaulipas governor, decreed that bank notes dated after February 13 are invalid in his state, with likely similar moves elsewhere. Business may collapse as pre February 18 notes vanish from circulation and banks close or remain shut since the city’s fall. Authorities aim to ease strain with a large issue of constitutionalist notes.
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Tampico
Luis Caballera
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Japanese Minister Travels On Horseback From Colima
Mineichire Adachi the Japanese minister left Colima and rode to Sayula on horse back escorted by sailors from the cruiser Idzumo. Sailors were sent from Manzanillo to Guadalajara as escort to Sayula. The government has 12,000 soldiers in Guadalajara under General Mier and 4,000 from San Luis Potosi under General Zozauya moving toward Tepic Colima to campaign against the constitutionalists.
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OY Morning Journal
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Mineichire Adachi
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Sayula
Jalisco
Idzumo
Manzanillo
Guadalajara
Mier
San Luis Potosi
Zozauya
Tepic
Battleships Missouri Idaho and Illinois Sailed for Summer Practice Cruise
The Missouri flagship with midshipmen from first to third classes departed Annapolis today for a summer cruise lasting until late August. Stops are planned at Gibraltar Naples and Gravesend as foreign waters are visited.
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Carranza Assigns Natera as Central Zone Commander
Report from El Paso June 7 states General Natera was named commander in the central military zone to control the Arrieta faction and avoid disrupting Villa’s southward movements. Other dispatches describe Carranza’s Saltillo entry and expected proclamations amid intra constitutionalist tension with Villa.
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Mrs Carranza Leaves San Antonio to Join General Carranza
Mrs Venuetiano Carranza wife of the constitutionalist leader left San Antonio with her two daughters to join General Carranza at Saltillo seeking reunion amid the Mexican conflict.
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Balloon Explosion Tolls Sixty in French Fair Accident
At a fair in Sealane France on June 7 a balloon rose and was torn by a gust against a tree causing its envelope to tear. Gas ignited and injured about sixty bystanders and damaged fair booths with several fatalities feared.
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France
Street Car Builder Edward Brill Dies in Ventnor
Edward Brill of the J. G. Brill company died at his Ventnor summer home. He was 84 years old. Brill was a member of the Philadelphia street car builders and died June 7 in Athletic City, New Jersey.
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J. G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
Ventnor
Four Dead Men Voted Tammany Hall Ticket
New York District Attorney Whitman announced illegal voting discovered in the April 7 election. In the Seventeenth district home of Tammany leader Charles F Murphy four dead men’ s names were on the rolls voting for a constitutional convention. The inquiry cites many Tammany associates under indictment for irregularities at the special election and eighty eight indictments against election officials for frauds.
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L&asan Wire
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Seventeenth Assembly
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Furst Bismarck Begins Loading Cargo in New Orleans
The Hamburg-American steamer Furst Bismarck arrived unexpectedly in New Orleans and started loading miscellaneous cargo. Officials say the ship is not carrying arms and ammunition, and it plans to sail early this week to Mexican ports including Vera Cruz and Puerto Mexico after discharging cargo.
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OV Morning Journal
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Hamburg-American Line
Furst Bismarck
Man infiltrates Buckingham Palace during suffrage unrest
London reports detail an intruder named Harry Pike entering Buckingham Palace near the queen's apartments to prove entry was easy. He was found in the servants’ quarters after an hour of wandering, scaled walls, and multiple inside rooms before police took him away for unlawful presences.
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Discharged Disturbers Leave Court, Two Remain
Several disturbers were released while two, Christine Andrews and Mary Fausten, the American, were kept in custody as her husband intervened to secure release for the others.
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Suffragists To Make Last Effort On Congress
Washington June 7 suffrage leaders plan a Newport New York July 3 meeting at Mrs O H P Belmonts Marble House to unite support for two Senate bills Bristow and Shafroth ahead of a final push. Doris Stevens heads Congressional Union campaign from Newport while Mary Doyle Brennan coordinates Atlantic City efforts as hundreds of college girls join meetings at resorts.
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Tornado Injures Four In Canistota Farm Area
A June 7 tornado near Fred Henthorn’s farm in Canistota, South Dakota damaged barns on the Henthorn Jamison Graham and Fred Harme farms. Mr Harme and his son Edward, and Herman were trapped in ruins, with Edward found unconscious in a cellar. Mrs Harme sustained three broken ribs and went to neighbors for help. Mr Harme’s condition was serious.
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New Orleans Clergy Fight Racing Bill
Final plans unfold as ministers denounce the racing bill from pulpits and enthusiasts hold a mass meeting and parade. The measure to restore horse racing in Orleans parish heads to the Louisiana House in Baton Rouge with a Wednesday vote planned.
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Caddies Strike at Siwanoy Club Over Pay Dispute
One hundred caddies at Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville New York struck for higher pay and clashed with members who tried to eject them. Caddies used golf clubs during the disturbance leaving several members with cuts and bruises. Deputies arrived after the strikers had fled.
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France’s premiership crisis stalls as Ribot offered
Paris reports President Poincaré failed to secure a premier as Deschanel Delcassé Dupuy Heyltral and Clementel Doumergue declined. After consultations, Felix Ribot was invited to form a cabinet with political observers unsure Ribot can survive amid radical opposition.
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California educator dies after operation
Berkeley California June 7 Dr George F Reinhardt professor of hygiene at the University of California since 1904 and founder of the self supporting college infirmary system died at his home tonight after an operation for a minor ailment He was 45 years old His illness lasted only four days.
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University of California
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New Crisis in Mexico Threatens Open War Over Tampico Blockade
Washington faces a potential tipping point as Huerta orders gunboats to Tampico to seize cargo for the constitutionalists aboard the Antilla from New York. U S ships follow as officials weigh whether to tolerate a blockade and risk a broader conflict at Niagara Falls mediation.
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Tampico Situation Draws U S Attention At Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz reports intense American interest as the Antilla tries to land arms for the constitutionalists while federal gunboats Zaragoza and Brave patrol the Tampico area. Refugees and military observers monitor the developing confrontation.
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