France Faces Real War Fever Over Moroccan Question
Paris notes a growing war fever in France as the Moroccans dispute charts a possible crisis with Germany. Premier Rouvier signals openness to a conference with Germany, while France readies mobilization plans and a 520,000 strong army on peace footing with reserves ready to surge.
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Five Victims of Mentor Wreck Buried in Cleveland
The bodies of five Cleveland victims were buried today. Named are Arthur L. Johnson L M Erick Allen H Tyler Thomas R Morgan and Charles H Wellman. Immense quantities of flowers came from friends and the organizations they belonged to. About a thousand friends and employees of Wellman Seaver Morgan attended church services for Wellman and Morgan.
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Cleveland
Mentor
Arthur L. Johnson
L. M. Erick
Allen H. Tyler
Thomas R. Morgan
Charles H. Wellman
Wellman- Seaver Morgan
Wellman
Morgan
Morton resumes Equitable chairmanship after Washington visit
Paul Morton returned from Washington and resumed his duties as chairman of the Equitable. He met with expert accountants investigating under his directions, and said he had not accepted any further resignations nor indicated when he might act on any.
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New York
Paul Morton
Washington
Equitable
Morton
Prominent Men Held for Fraud in Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory June 24 A special grand jury filed four indictments for conspiracy to defraud the Chickasaw Nation United States and two banks. Defendants include Governor Johnston ex Governor Palmer Moseley and others linked to Chickasaw schools and defunct Chickasaw Nation bank through which alleged schemes flowed.
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Ardmore
I. T
Chickasaw
United States
Commercial National Bank of
Kansas City
First National Bank of
Fonlin
D. I. Johnston
Palmer
Moseley
Geo
Mansfield
J. F. McMurray
Melvin Cornish
W. T. Ward
B. F. Colbert
Kireby Purdem
Commercial Bank
T. A. Teej
S. M. White
FE. B. Hinshaw
Joplin
B. H. Colbert
Kirby Purdom
Theatrical Manager Pierce Jarvis Dies in Brooklyn
New York reports the death of Pierce L. Jarvis a former theatrical manager once linked to A. M. Palmer. He passed away at his Brooklyn home at age 53. In Chicago 51 people were overcome by gas in a South Chicago boarding house with all but two expected to recover. Named victims include George Maria and Mark Markazich.
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New York
Pierce L. Jarvis
A. M. Palmer
Brooklyn
Chicago
George Maria
Mark Markazich
Loomis Heads Secret Mission to Europe for Roosevelt
Francis B. Loomis assistant secretary of state sailed for Southampton on a secret Roosevelt commissioned mission. He will also receive the body of John Paul Jones and conduct an inquiry into U S diplomatic business practices in Europe over about two months.
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Paris
Sigsbee
Loubet
Admiral Jones
Cherbourg
Cassini
New York
Statte Department
Roosevelt
Francis B. Loomis
Southampton
John Paul Jones
State Department
Menos Loomis
Washington
United States
Europe
Russia delays naming envoys fuels Washington anxiety
Washington June 24. Russia and Japan peace talks stall due to Count Lamesdorff illness. Negotiations suspended temporarily as both sides seek advantage. Plenipotentiaries expected in August, with France offering potential aid. European envoys monitor St Petersburg as delay sparks unease. Count Cassini to sail around July 11. In Utah a Rio Grande wreckPrompt rumor of tramp tampering gains traction after a crow bar found near Cisco wreck site.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pussia
Nusein
White House
France
Count Lamedorff
St. Petersburg
Cassini
Bait Lake
Utah
Rio Grande
Cisco
Fairbanks Cheer as FHC Turners Hold Festive Day
Indianapolis June 24 Over 20009 people attended the North American Gymnastic festival closing event. Vice President Fairbanks spoke with great enthusiasm as 2406 Turners in uniform led a mass drill that drew storms of applause from athletes and spectators.
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Indianapolis
Ind
New York Banker Thomas H. Mastin Dies at 67
Thomas H. Mastin a pioneer banker and real estate man died at his home in New York on June 24 from a stroke of paralysis aged 67 He had served as a colonel in the Civil War and was attached to Jefferson Davis escort just before Davis capture.
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New York
Thomas H. Mastin
Jefferson Davis
Tallmadge Arrested Again for Perjury at Land Office
Special to the Morning Journal from Roswell New Mexico June 24 Tallmadge faces a second arrest on subornation of perjury charges in the Pecos Valley land office probe The government witness T M Rabb a blacksmith will not be prosecuted and Tallmadge bonds total 7500 with the latest 2500 posted He left for Chicago as agent Grosvenor Clarkson predicts more arrests while several real estate dealers have vanished in the past day.
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Tallmadge
Chicago
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Vitigenus
Pecos Valley
Roosevelt orders September 1 meeting on Isthmian canal plans
President Roosevelt calls the board of consulting engineers to convene in Washington on September 1 to review all proposed canal plans across the Isthmus of Panama. The order names chairs and members from America Europe and requires detailed reports and possible minority opinions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Board of Consulting Engineers
Isthmuan Commission
George W. Davis
Consulting Board
General George W. Davis
Alfred Noble
William Barclay Parsons
William H. Burr
Gentry L. Abbott
Francis P. Stearns
Joseph Ripley
Isham Randoplh
Herman Schussler
Henry Hunter
Herr Eugene Thauser
M. Guerard
M. Quellennec
Suez Canal
Netherlands
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmus
Panama
Hetwee
Theodore Roosevelt
Governor Magoon Reported Ill With Malaria
Panama June 24 The rumor of Governor Magoon’s illness is denied by Secretary Reed who says the governor had a slight malaria attack but is now well and back in his office. President Amador and other officials who asked about his health are relieved.
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Magoon
Reed
Amador
Mrs Agnes Meyers Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Husband
Kansas City June 24 Mrs Agnes Meyers found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to be hanged August 11. An appeal to the supreme court will be made. She and Frank Hottman were involved in the killing of Clarence Meyers, a printer, at Meyers home with details of sedative and stabbing revealed.
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Kansas City
Agnes Meyers
Liberty
Shute Supreme Court
Meyers
Hottman
Montana
Japanese Commander Reports Batan Floated At Port Arthur
Tokio wires that the Russian armored cruiser Batan has been floated successfully at Port Arthur, confirming salvage progress after engagements with Russian forces.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Bloodshed in Lodz as Riots Continue Amid Bomb Attacks
Reports from Lodz describe ongoing street fighting, mass arrests, and widespread destruction after days of riot violence. Ten regiments encamped in the city as civilians and troops clash, with hundreds dead or wounded and fires devouring shops and barracks. Future clashes feared as authorities struggle to restore order.
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Lodz
Baluyu
Lodzleat
Poland Workers Called to Strike in Warsaw Report
All workmen in Poland are urged to join a general strike in Warsaw as the Beelal Democratic party of Poland and Lithy plans action. The dispatch notes June 24 as the day of mobilization.
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Warsaw
The
Beelal Democratic Party of
Lithy
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