Home-coming Week Opens Amid Rain In Kentucky
Rain dampens the first day of Home-coming week in Louisville as the armory hosts opening exercises. Governor Peckham, Henry Watterson, and Mrs. Louise Leo Hardin receive honors while Abraham Lincoln cabin prepares for a week in Central Ark. A floral parade is planned for the afternoon.
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Louisville
Walnut Street
A. Y. Ford
7. M. Hayes
Louis
Peckham
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
Ark
Tincol Farm
BRYAN IN ST. PETERSBURG ON EUROPEAN TOUR
William J Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arrived in St. Petersburg from Berlin. They will stay until Friday then proceed to Stockholm and Christiana en route to London where Bryan will speak on July Fourth. He plans to attend the Russian coronation news and meet readers of the popular movement.
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St. Petersburg
William J Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Berlin
Stockholm
Christiana
London
Bryan
Wink Whaakon
New York
Russia
Popular Movement
Conference Sought To End San Francisco Lockout At Sea
In San Francisco today owners and seamen push a conference to end a crippling lockout that has left large vessels tied up. Pacific Mail and Pacific Coast lines lead the strike among major ships while some small craft sail with non union crews. Passengers face delays as freight piles up and tensions affect port activity.
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San Francisco
Almong
Pacific Mail
Pacific Coast Company
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