Notable Gathering of Clubwomen Sees New Leadership Talk
A Livingston convention of clubwomen shows no floor fighting or strict parliamentary usage as leaders emerge by consensus. Mrs. Davia A. Dickson, the president, earns acclaim for her address, with talk turning to potential next president including Mrs. W. T. Perham and others. Discussions cover vocational training and a rotational congress, urging practical support for sending girls to conferences.
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A. P. Rooney
Harlem
Free sugar and wool win senate caucus approval
Washington June 25 Free sugar in 2016 and free raw wool are established in the tariff revision bill approved by the senate democratic caucus after two days of fighting. The sugar schedule passed 40 to 6 and free wool 41 to 6. President Wilson had pressed for the wool and sugar provisions, denouncing any compromise as out of the question. The caucus vote reflected divisions among Democrats, with opposition from six senators on each provision, and no binding pledge yet on the full bill.
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Money lender Pendell found murdered in downtown office
Los Angeles reports Charles E. Pendell a wealthy real estate dealer and money lender was slain in his office with a pillow tied over his face and a bloody hatchet left nearby. His wife found the body between noon and 8 p m. Jewelry from a safety vault and a missing diamond ring suggest robbery as a motive.
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Los Angeles
Charles E. Pendell
Pendell
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President Discusses Banking and Currency Policy
President Wilson meets with cabinet members and senators from both parties at the White House to discuss currency reform. He outlines administration aims and the upcoming bill, expected to be introduced in the Senate and House by Senator Owen and a representative.
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Wilson
White House
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Resignations Shake Dutch Coalition After Chamber Result
Amsterdam June 2108 report shows election returns with 30 democrats 18 socialist democrats 29 clericals and 2 Roman Catholics. Former coalition majority of catholics and clericals erodes to a one seat minority prompting expects resignation of the ministry.
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Beroinet Democrats
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Bulgarians suffer defeats and battles in Macedonia
Belgrade reports Bulgarians repelled in some sectors while Serbians reported strong Bulgarian actions at Zhee tovo Ratkovatz and Zletovo near Istip in Macedonia. London sources note a major battle may influence arrivals for a proposed Russian mediation as Premier Pachites faces cabinet shifts and a Balkan leaders meeting in St Petersburg.
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In Today's Standard Sin Women In Session At Livingston
A fragmented clipping reports ongoing session activity in Livingston involving women from Sin and notes resignations in San Francisco. The item touches on West Virginia miners' strike votes, a murder of a money lender, and various brief news briefs across sports, finance, and local items.
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New Strikes Ordered in West Virginia Fields
West Virginia mines brace for a July 1 strike as United Mine Workers issue formal call in the New River field. About fifteen thousand miners face potential walkout amid unsettled conditions in Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts. Unauthorized agitation at Cabin Creek reported, miners warned to stay at work. Evictions at Micklow echo broader unrest as North Keanavena court hearing looms.
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Emigrants Killed in Ottawa Train Wreck
Ottawa June 25 Eight persons died and more than twenty were injured when the westbound Winnipeg express on the Canadian Pacific Railway derailed near the Ottawa river. Three immigrant cars slid down the embankment and plunged into the river. many victims appeared drowned as life could not be saved. The train was traveling about eighty miles per hour at the time. In Washington Frederick Courtland Penfield of Germantown Pennsylvani a has been chosen ambassador designate to Austria amid reports the Austrian government is consulted on his acceptability. Penfield has served as vice consul general in London and as a diplomatic agent and consul general with ministerial rank from 1898 to 190?. his appointment follows his active role in the Wilson campaign.
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Quick Orders to Californians
Sparse OCR text notes an urgent appeal or directive aimed at California residents. It references investments or financial actions but provides no concrete details, names, dates, or locations to verify. The fragment suggests a political or economic call but lacks specificity for full summary.
Herrington defies congress and is suspended from justice work
San Francisco reports Clement Herrington a former DOJ investigator who built evidence in the Digges Caminetti cases faced suspension from office on orders from Washington. The action follows his demand that Attorney General McReynolds be ousted over actions in the MeNa matter and the president’s handling of the Caminetti cases.
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MeNa
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Ehiet
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Commerce Court Abolished By Democratic Caucus
Washington June 3 Democrats in a caucus voted to abolish the commerce court after Speaker Clark denounced it as useless and expensive. Representative Broussard of Louisiana pushed hearings to abolish the court while Adamson of Georgia urged a resolution declaring the sense of the caucus to abolish now, with care for pending investigations. The measure passed by viva voce vote.
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Haggin Sued Over Portrait Price of Picture
Millionaire miner and horseman James B Haggin sues Princess Wilma Lewell-Parlaghi for 25000 alleged agreed price for a portrait. Counsel says Haggin denies knowing the sum. the princess asserts the amount was agreed before he began sitting. The canvas hangs at Haggin's residence.
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