Short News From The State Pages
A compact brief notes scattered items from schools and local politics. It mentions teachers elected Mulholland for reappointment and exoneration of Dr Campbell by the coroner, with court cases and local notices. Other items reference juries and public concerns, plus a brief world business note and stock reports.
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Federal Commission
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Galiihargz
Biennial convention opens for Lha Genera Federation of Airmen’s Clubs
At Mivengo on June 8 deviations arrival signals the twelfth Biennial convention. Estimated 7900 delegates and 3090 visitors have arrived. five days of sessions begin Wednesday with numerous departmental meetings. Texas hosts preeminent campaign for May re election. Pennybacker president faces possible controversy over women suffrage endorsement. Woondrow Wilson canvases and an art exhibit by noted women artists is planned.
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Torlay
Percy
Fennyhanker
Ryderf
Punnybacker
Texas
Pennybackers
Woondrow Wilson
Highlands
Lowlands
Notte
Bryan and Lecturers Targeted by Penalty Bill
A Republican bill by Representative Britten proposes a penal offense for cabinet officers and top officials who lecture for pay while Congress is in session. The measure would impose up to 10 years imprisonment or a $10,000 fine, with similar penalties for senators or representatives who lecture for pay during that period. The bill cites Secretary Bryan and others, arguing wartime and foreign policy concerns justify curbing such engagements.
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Washington
Bryan
Heterta
Huarta
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Wallington
Jung
Bryava
Britten
Illnois
Congress
Serior
Woltotte
Murdock
Rotary
Che Philadephia
la Folletta
Chirk
Brean
Tronshington
Thaw Bail Request Reaches US Supreme Court
Thaw seeks bail while awaiting final ruling as New York plans extradition from New Hampshire. Chief Justice White gives New York a deadline to file opposition by Friday with decision possible next Monday before term ends.
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Wallington
Harry
Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
Stone
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshires
White
Thaw'n Te Jease
Supreme Court Wis
Aldrich
Federal Court of New Hampshire
Wih
Ribot Premier but Outlook Isn't Bright
Paris reports Premier Ribot near seventy three and facing doubt. Prominent ministers named for foreign office and inland departments, with a full cabinet list expected soon. Opposition Callandian Caled appears poised to challenge the plan at a meeting tomorrow.
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RIBOT
Paris
Alexandre Pilis
Potychre
Tonighe
Tore Amineistry
Leon Bourgeott
Foreign Office
Department of Marinary
Jeary Dupwy
M. Ribot
Itaelt
Cale
Tamorrow
Mr. Rivet
Three Schooners Lost Off New Brunswick Coast
Caramel New Brunswick June 8 reports a fierce storm off the north coast Friday night. All three of 36 fishing vessels endured the gale and returned to port. nine men aboard the two recovered schooners are safe while the second schooner remains missing.
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Caramel
New Brunswick
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Strikers bail offered for release of jailed Wobmen workers
Tarrytown, N Y June 8 offered for the release of 141 Industrial Workers of the World women held on charges of disorderly conduct. Judge Moorehouse deemed satisfactory. The defendants came from New York to heckle the Rockefellers over the Colorado strike. They are to be tried next Friday.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Jdas
Industriad Workers of the World
Moorehouse
New York
Rockefellers
Colorado
Yait
Hunger strikes spark debate on suffragette tactics
London reports reveal government weighing a formal response to militant suffragettes as hunger strikes gain sympathy and provoke court actions. Myra Fausto faces six months or hard labor for hunger strike plans while other demonstrations include royal box protests and Buckingham Palace entry. The piece notes mixed views from clergy and politicians, with calls for ethical handling and potential policy steps.
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London
Myra
Fausto
Wman
Brompytan
Westminster Police Court
Rot& Toslaoway
Fausten
Oscar Pausten
Magistrats Hn
Election of teachers in the Butte district
The Butte school board debates re election of teachers led by Superintendent Downer. Key figures include Alderman Sullivan and socialists critic, with merger of labor union pressure and survey results from Dr Strayer shaping recommendations. A heated session ends without immediate reappointments, as conflicts over competency and union influence surface amid procedural disputes.
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Downer
Ditto
Mika Amma AL. Sullivan
Leneher
Grank Sehack
Lenehiers
Nplan
Pmolste
Htell
Charne
Hie Su
Giallats
Chatwin
Corlin
Ava Tlhe
Tueaypetynt
Sayn Dewer
Cowrr
soIne Smalligh School
Maury
Itbor Union
Br. Stray
Chaiyman
Band of Surveyors
Fr. Tower
Ediot
Tristees Harrington
Hopkins
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Rose
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Tova
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Taise
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Vayerha
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Mabry
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Thone
Miss Lowe
TJ. Harrington
Teally
Selools
Ind
Farrington
Burt Adams Tower
Downey
Tawera
Muginy
California Mountain Erupts Steam and Snow Melt
A Lassen volcanic field report notes California Mountain vented steam last Monday, melting snow atop the peak and ejecting rocks and dust. Investigation indicates the snow runoff fed a geyser possibly 49 feet long, with the mountain subsiding in one to five days. Nearby Lassen district records heavy snows, while horses traverse deep snow on a June day in Champs-Élysées district.
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Lassen
Tornadoes Damage Farms Across Huron and Nearby Areas
Severe storms struck Huron South Dakota and vicinity on June 3 causing heavy property damage to farms and buildings. Farmsteads near Saint Lawrence and Miller west of Wessington reported costly losses and livestock fatalities while rainfall rose to record levels and towns faced flooding. Nearby Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota reports noted barns overturned and telegraph lines knocked out with no injuries recorded.
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Wessington
Tila Afcernosn
St. Lawrence
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
Divorce trial drama prolongs as singer Schumann-Heink testifies
A Chicago courtroom crowd heard testimony in the ongoing divorce case of Ernestine Schumann-Heink and her husband William Rapp. Witnesses described a longtime affair, letters, and alleged co defendants while Rapp’s cross-bill accuses his wife of infidelity. The session included claims about a Caldwell singing teacher and a traveling companion, with additional notes on a cottage party during their son’s graduation.
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Chicago
William Rapp
Ala
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Rapp
Bryan Humphries
Helen Satter
Iriumphries
George Baldwict
Appleton
Wis
Alise Sattler
Daliwin
Caldwell
Benjamin Smith
Sant
Marie
Schumann-Helnk
Culver
Balwin
Ranp Ylin
Frias
Derling
Strike Ends With Business Leaders Mediation Efforts
Pittsburg June reports say efforts to settle a strike by 10,000 workers at Westinghouse Electrical and Westinghouse Machine and Pittsburg Motor spurred a mediation push tonight. Chairman Allen will meet the electric company president tomorrow and interview strike leaders as women pickets stand by. No operations resumed at affected plants.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electrical Company
Wealinghouse Machine Company
Pittsburg Mater Company
Alen
Electric Company
Formorrow
Tater
Staorder
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