King sees disaster at Ascot as man fires revolver on track
At Ascot England June 19 the Rever gol cup race ended in chaos when a man, Harold Hewitt, leapt the rails firing a revolver at jockey Whalley and was injured after a crash involving Tracery. Hewitt, 60, educated at Harrow and Cambridge, left a diary condemning racing crowds. Prince Palatine won the race after 3,509 pounds in prizes.
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Ascot
England
Wilding Davison
Harold Hewitt
Miss Davtson
Holle Hewitt
Auguste Bolmant
Vracery
Rock
Sandabot
Whaller
Tracery
Whalley
Huthein
Oonis
Steael
Morse
Prises Whalley
Rey
Hewitt
Harrow
Cambridge
Bill
Prince Palatine
T Pilkington
Tiles
Loss of Certificate Costs Kansas Farmer Dearly
Atchison Kansas a verdict of 40 dollars was awarded to Miss Mary Falk against William Burke a wealthy Marton farmer for breach of promise Burke defended his willingness to marry and claimed his mother’s signature on his baptismal certificate was nullified by the priest.
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Atchison, Kan
Sung
Mary Falk
Willian Burke
Marton
Miss Falk
Burke
Sugar policy hearing reveals push for free sugar campaign
Washington June 19 senate Committee heard testimony on the long running effort by sugar refiners to remove the duty. Frank Lowry testified he organized a wholesale sugar committee to aid the democratic campaign and said expenditures neared 950,000 over four years. He claimed to act for the people of the United States and discussed telegrams urging action to break the Ways and Means deadlock.
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Washington
Senate
Frank
Lowry
Seles
Federal Sugar Tefining Company
Highsale Racets
Cummins
Nelson
Waaligh
Ite Navy
Daniels
Balthimers
Cummins. Burpevae
Fight
Welson
Congressional
United States
Senator Cummins
Cumming
West Talsbe
American Society of Equity
Madison
Wis
Oscar Underwoood
Ways and Means
Innur
Girl Delinquency Case Faces Trial in Los Angeles
Irene Mars Brown Levy testifies in the Espey trial alleging Mrs. Elizabeth Espey contributed to her delinquency after a December visit to a rooming house known as the Jonquil. The girl describes introductions to Emma Goodman and George Bixby, with payments of cash reported. Additional defendants Rosenberg and Bixby await trials on pandering and contributing to delinquency charges. corroboration comes from Cleo Barker.
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Los Angeles
Irene Mars Brown-Levy
Elizabeth Bernice Espey
Espey
Mauiry
Thomas Alvord
Peps
Rewenkers
Aspey
Emma J. Goodman
Silag Jnsie Rosenkers
Jonquil
Goodman
George E. Bixby
Long Beach
Brown
Levy
Cleo Helen Barker
Bixby
Rosenberg
Ministers Cleared of Corruption Charges in Marconi Affair
London debate ends with MPs voting 258 to 268 to acquit ministers of corrupt conduct over Marconi Company shares. Prime Minister and foreign secretary led defense. opposition backed by Liberals in a largely procedural, party line session marked by restrained tone and absence of expected scandals.
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London
Mesalvea
Hays
Chan ‘Cellor
Marconi Company of America
Get
Gov
Lip Wns
Ryland Dent Adkins
House of Commons
Marconi
U. K
Heavi
Balfour
Law
William Adkins
George Cave
Unidentified Serhons Inscribe Embassy Walls In Fingligh
Toklo reports police surveil lance of the American embassy after night inscriptions directed at the United States. In Naples a fire at the arsenal caused damage estimated at $100,600.
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Naples
Arsenal
Webb law clarifies interstate liquor shipments under Webb bill
Washington June 19 The Webb law forbids shipments of liquor into dry states but contains no penalty for violations. Attorney General McReynolds instructed United States attorneys that the law enforces state prohibitions on intoxicating liquor moving in interstate commerce and allows states to apply their laws to such traffic. This marks the first DOJ interpretation of the Webb measure since its constitutional questions were raised by Taft and Wickersham.
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Washington
Webb
McReynolds
United States
Department of Justice
Tatt
Wickersham
Death on track and political turmoil in Daily Standard
In Today's Standard a death on an agile race track is reported alongside campaign struggles for free speech. Other items note Calgary events, suspensions defied, cabinet exonerations, Web bill construction, currency measures, a shooting in Butte, and various city and stock market notices.
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Pavalic
Datatis
Sisar
Pelkey
Calgary
Dreds
Louse
Cormons
Harry W. Shippen
Butte
Los Angeles
Helena
General News of Sport
Goldberg Catinda
Mentana Slate
Oro Fino
Tally Johns
Faltorlal
T-Uafe
Colimina Gardens
S-Butte
Mendana
W-Kalehis Templars
Reds Optimistic in Campaign Against Mayor
The Reds, numbered 206, hold a heated meeting at Finlander Hall as they vow to pursue a state committee charter and carry on a war against Mayor Dune and his allies. Bar Sullivan appears as a conservative figure, while city officers mostly align with the Reds. Attendance includes aldermen, the city treasurer, and various department heads amid factional tension.
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Punean
Finlander Hall
Maser Dune
Bar Sullivan
Agie Pointes
Cominis
Slomer
Crady
Wye Reds
Att
cKoon
A. GB
Clinch
Much McManus
Gan Shovila
Dan Suilivin
Fadiay Deloughrey
D. Quilan
Joan RR. McGrew
Joe Little
John Vicars
Jining
Shactin Waa
Pure Brand
Danecan
Crow
Curran
A.W. Harrack
de Butte Socialist
Mitlor Duncan
W. A. Villa
Frank Curran
JL ¢ Denny
Wenty Davis
Build— Ing
van Horn
Potlea Conmissioner
Kuehhorn
Sylizabeth Curtis
Health Office
Amy Ridmunds
W Estate Fecturer
Jadendorft
Mixshima Kroger
Reds
Federal Banks Proposal Aims Broad Banking Reform
The plan introduces twelve or more Federal Reserve banks to handle government securities, cash operations, and interbank lending. It would place federal banks under a unified system with government notes, issue bonds, and remove reserve control from national banks while preserving existing note redemption and key protections.
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Agriculura
Omeio
Venate
Mystery surrounds Shippen murder near Oregon avenue
A Montana pioneer and former first Methodist Episcopal minister, Kimsey W. Shippen, was shot near his home after leaving the Woodmen of the World meeting. Authorities pursue a cold-broad murder theory as witnesses report two shots and distant groans. Shippen left home at 6:39 and was seen heading toward the Oregon avenue car. his sister Mrs George Marsh faced unanswered questions as detectives consider an assassin or highwayman. The case unsettles a community as oil men and locals relay sightings and sounds from the night of the incident.
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Kimsey W. Shippen
Montana
Wis
Oregon
Shippen
Sera
Uy Lever
Ula
George Marsh
Wilk
Shfe
Tie
Woodmen
Allg
Stippen
Nelson
Eloet
Coa
Uster Bradley
Williams
Mary
Fred
Bucks
Uelor Bradley
Hendley
Nemaon
Death blamed on Pelkey in Mecady boxing death
Calgary reports Arthur Pelkey charged with causing the death of Luther Mecady after a May 2 prize fight. Witnesses described the fatal contest while Dr. Moshler testified that death resulted from a fourth cervical vertebra injury causing spinal hemorrhage and brain paralysis.
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Calgary
Alberti
Arthur Pelkey
Luther Mecady
William McCarney
McCarty
Manaxer
4. Mezhler
Eddie Smith
Chicago
Joseph Price
Lao
McCerner
Moshler
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