Pan Americanism Theme Highlighted at Rotary Day
Salt Lake City June 18 Pan Americanism was the Rotary convention topic with John Barrett declaring future world security lies in western hemisphere solidarity and Anglo Saxon links Secre tary Chesley R Perry read the address Barrett could not attend in person. Reverend F E McGuire of San Juan Porto Rico spoke on the Mexican situation urging firm action against bandits before diplomacy. Senator Miguel Cabellaro of Mantazas Cuba addressed in Spanish and John Ettinger of Honolulu described Rotary work in Hawaii.
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Salt Lake City
Rotary Clubs
AML
Western Hemisphere
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Chesley R. Perry
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Senor Miguel Cabellaro
Mantazas
Cuba
John Ettinger
Honolulu
Rotary
Hawaiian Islands
Daylight Saving Law Dies Next October
Washington reports the House approved repeal of daylight saving, ending the practice next October. Vote was 231 to 122 with several abstentions. The Senate also favored the repeal rider attached to the agricultural appropriation bill. Calder Frelinghuysen Newherrs fe Phipps and Robinson joined in voting for repeal. AE Le NEGRO HOOKEDa MITE ESCAPED Los Angeles June 16 Henderson, a negro politician, found guilty in superior court of having offered a bribe to Mayor Woodman. Jury deliberated 16 hours. sentencing set for Friday. Woodman was recently acquitted of bribery charges.
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Washington
House
Venetes
Senate
Calder
Frelinghuysen
Newherrs Fe
Phipps
Robinson
Misto
AE le Negro
Mite
Los Angeles
Henderson
Superior Court of
Haing Given
F. T. Woodman
Woodman
Governor Hart says no special session this year
Spokane June 18 Gov Louis F Hart announces by telephone to Chronicle representative that Washington will not vote to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment this year He adds he would call a session only if the vote swung decisively next year in either direction remain cautious about timing and action
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Washington
Spokane
Wash
Louis F. Hart
Chronicle
Berlin Newsrooms Return After Arbitration End
Associated Press reports a newspaper workers strike in Berlin ended by arbitration. Papers will resume publication tomorrow. Senator Myers of Montana introduced a bill banning immigration for 20 years and barring mail service for foreign language periodicals from Germany Austria Hungary Italy and Turkey for 0 years.
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HOCHE
Associated Pres
Berlin
Ing
Senator Myers
Democrat
Montana
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Igaria
Turkey
Ruth Law's 15500 Feet Altitude Record Flight
Ruth Law recounted an altitude achievement of 15 500 feet at Peoria Illinois in September 1917. She flew a Curtiss exhibition special designed for stunting rather than altitude climbing in that notable flight.
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Ruth Law
Peoria
Baroness DE Laroche
Paris
Baroness de la Roche
Jules Vedrines
Brench Aero Club
Stas
Butte Players Win Amateur Golf Championship Match
In Spokane the Butte team defeated Jack Ballinger of Seattle in the Pacific Association amateur golf championship matches. Miss Frans of Butte beat Mrs. Charles H. of Spokane while Mrs. Dick Kilroy of Butte lost to Mrs. M D Kagley of San Francisco. Mrs. P N tan of Butte beat Katherine Clark of Spokane. Women champions in Philadelphia for June 18 featured Miss Molla Byrstedt and other players in a notable tennis showcase. About thousands of liquor dealers applied for annual federal permits to sell beverages starting July 1 under Daniel Roper guidance. The espionage act produced sentences for Theodore Pollok Basil Saffores and Albert Fox in San Francisco. Pollok received 160 dollars fine. Saffores and Fox two months in jail.
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Apewane
J. Barker
Butte
Jack. Ballinger
Seattle
Frans
Charles H
Spokane
Dick Kilroy
M.D. Kagley
San Rrancisco
PN. Tan
Katherine Clark
Hope Springs Ternal
Wre
New York
Daniel
Roper
Internal Reveneue
Pines
San Francisco
Theodora Pollok
Basil Saffores
Albert Fox
Saramento
States District Court
N. H. Rudkin
Miss Pollok
Lewis Leads Re Enlistments at Camp in Nation
Lewin led all camps in the nation in re enlistments for the week ending June 7. Camp recruiting officer Col. P. J. Hennessy announced the figures. During the week 635 men received discharges while eight percent re enlisted. Blixs was second Thyper and Camp Pike tied for third.
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Wash
Lewin
P. “J. Hennessy
Blixs
Thyper
Pike
Pilot to Fly Over Cascade Mountains Tomorrow
Saidune 18 Lieut J A wet ters and Sergt Owen Kissel plan a dawn flight over the Cascade Mountains. The aviator team will depart from Cle Elum Washington, then proceed to Spokane after the mountain crossing. The mission details remain briefly described.
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Cascades
Saidune
J. A. Wetters
Sergt
Owen
Kissel
Cascade Mountains
Spokane
Fomors
Unie
Labor Reform Debates Over Initiative at Conference
Exposed J.P. Frey, chairman of the resolutions committee, argues radicals lack rights to express themselves and warns that labor’s “own pet schemes” could harm organized labor. Resolutions favor initiative and referendum on constitutional amendments, Wilson’s legislative agenda, and labor leaves of absence, eight hour day, and living wage for inspectors. A proposal to curb prices and profits was rejected. A federal budget system to cut government waste was favored.
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J.P. Frey
Wilson
Congress
Immigration and Customs
Bills Target German Language Publications in U S
The Senate considers measures to bar newspapers printed in German from the mails with a $500 fine and five years imprisonment. A second bill bans foreign language periodicals from the mails. The sponsor argues the bills push suppression of German and promote Lakish language use.
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United States
NAV ASKS HUGE SUMS FOR ACRAFT WORK
Washington reports urged by Capt Craven chief of naval aviation for an $20,000,000 increase in the aviation portion of the $15,000,000 appropriation and larger naval forces. He warned that Britain plans to dominate air power and dirigible construction would include hangars and multilevel purchases. New York notes changes at American Telegraph and Telephone with Thayer, Bethel, and Kingsbury named in executive shifts.
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Washington
Navy
House
Senate Naval Committee
T. T. Craven
Naval Aviation
United States
Craven
Busland
Senate
Britain
Page
Great Britain
England
New York
Theodore
American Telegraph and Telephone. Company
Thayer
Tinton M. Bethel
N.C. Kingsbury
Daylight Saving Law Pealed in House Vote
Washington June 18. The bill to repeal the daylight saving law was passed today by the House and now heads to the Senate. The change would shift Sunday in October as the target.
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Etter
Washington
House
Senate
King Alfonso Slightly Indisposed in Madrid
Madrid dispatch states King Alfonso is slightly indisposed and remains in his room by physician order. Frank De Sanctis of Philadelphia reports a silk American flag measuring four by five feet, crafted over seven weeks.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Frank de Sanctis
Philadelphia
Halian
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Pkay
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Feo Wightman
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Crick
Tance Hay
Lewis
POST
Myers
America
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Capes and
Dolmans
Georgette Cre
Milans
Br Braids
Hennessy's
Second Foo
HED Vessy
Oxfords
Jan
Russia
Messy
Gordon Lisle
Buster
Siennessy
Stamona
Dogen
Sbepom
Lily of
the Valley
Tash
Sunkist
Green Valley
EAN Talon
Libby
Pric
Hennessy
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