Dynamite Planted Under Houston Office Sparks Alarm
Watchman Daniel Jauch shouted of an imminent blast and led officials to the basement where four dynamite sticks with spent fuses were found. Police say Jauch confessed to placing the explosives to gain a promotion for heroism. The blast was avoided as fuses were jammed into caps. Houston Secretary and aides were away. Jauch, a five year department employee, has a troubled medical and military background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Daniel V. Jauch
Jauch
Department
Janek
Philippines
Houston
Galloway
Jnnch
Springfield
Ohio
Hia
Thaw Case Reaches U S Supreme Court
Washington June 2 Harry K Thaw's bid to avoid return to Matteawan reached the U S Supreme Court on an appeal from Judge Aldrich of New Hampshire denying extradition to New York authorities. Bail application likely soon. Justice Holmes assigned to New England matters may hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry K
Matteawan
Supreme Court
Jude Aldrich
Federal District Court For
New Hampshire
Thaw
New York State
Justice Holmes
New England States
Thiw
Hindu Immigrants Sail Back After Canada Denial
Durai Singh a Hindu leader and 875 followers sail from Vancouver to Agia on the Komagata after Canada delays admission as British subjects. Gurdit Singh plans to protest to Indians, aiming to stir trouble for the British empire over turbans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Canada
India
82 000 Hands Wanted In The Wheat Country
Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma wheat raisers seek 82000 more harvest workers by June 14. The Labor Department is asked to cooperate with the states to supply labor for three to six months. Pay ranges from 32 to 350 dollars per day. Local groups will place workers with wheat farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwashington
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Commissioners of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Willcocks Named Consulting Engineer for U S Reclamation
Sir William Willcocks, builder of the Assouan dam in Egypt, is retained by the government as consulting engineer for the United States reclamation service. W A Ryan, comptroller of the reclamation commission, announced the appointment. Willcocks will tour and inspect all government defamation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Willcocks
Phoenix
Ariz
William Willcocks
Assouan
Egypt
United States Reclamation Service
W. A. Ryan
Reclamation Commission
Willians Lefe
Tuma
Ard
Chairs Chosen for Tech Campaign Committees
The Greater Tech campaign organized its second Piedmont hotel luncheon selecting ten chairmen for the ten working committees drawn from more than one hundred volunteer business leaders. Grosvenor Dawe urged Southern business men to train and empower local youth to unlock regional resources and build a greater humanity through effective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign For
Greater Tech
Piedmont Hotel
Broxden
W. M. Farnbrough
J. R. Whittman
A. Kyser
B .M. Hall
W. A. Hancock, Jr
Hnance
J. T. Helleman
James 5
Georgia Tech
South
Bulleaya
Tech
United States
Birmingham
Old Army Gun Kills Mule Ridden by Boy
Dalton Ga June 2 Specially a peculiar accident befell a mule taken by a boy son of Jack Lance. The mule reared and was found shot through with a large caliber bullet visible beneath the skin. An astray bullet from an old army gun fired by a neighbor over a mile away caused the death. The gun owner settled with the mule’s owner and will sell the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Jack Lance
Just One Gun Shy in Daniels Salute at Annapolis
At Annapolis a chief gunners mate in the Reina Mercedes brigade was jailed after a salute to Secretary Daniels fell one gun short of the nineteen prescribed by naval regulations. The officer’s name was withheld. the incident followed Daniels’ visit to watch the Army-Navy ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Shot for prosecuting Kansas blind tiger
Leavenworth Kan June 2 J K Codding formerly warden of the state penitentiary at Lansing and now assistant attorney general in charge of prosecuting illegal liquor sales was shot and seriously wounded today by Jake Wesseman an alleged joint owner. Wesseman was arrested after a raid on Weiseman s store near here Codding is a noted temperance advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
J. K. Codding
State Penitentary
Lansing
Jake Wesseman
Welseman
Weiseman
Godding
Class rates to south held unreasonable by ICC
Washington June 2 Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that six to one class freight rates from Washington to southern points including the Carolinas were unreasonable as they exceeded the intermediate rates. The decision allows railroads to readjust rates but rejects an application to continue lower rates to Richmond from eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caralinas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richmond
Remedy for it and a German cause anger in the South
The passage notes remedy was discovered after vast sums were expended and attributes its removal to a German. It argues for Georgia Tech to train technically minded leaders rather than lawyers or doctors, aiming to grow a bigger, better south with national leadership. Businessmen of Atlanta begin active fund subscriptions with several sub sections already formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tech
South
Atlanta
E Fund
Clayton Bill Advances In House Anti-Trust Drive
Washington June 2 The Clayton anti trust measure advances in committee of the whole awaiting Onal vote while the Rayburn bill placing railroad securities under ICC control is readied for general debate General debate on the Rayburn bill will run ten hours this week as leaders push final passage The three trust measures will then move to final votes Provisions include prohibitions against price discrimination and restraints on labor unions with penalties for corporate and individual violators Moore attacks labor leaders and asserts he votes independently The debate cites labor exemptions and opposition to special interests and names Frank Morrigan Samuel Gompers Rockefeller and Carnegie The report notes a broader anti trust program for final action on the three measures continued on page two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rayburn
United States
Moore
Pennsylvania
Frank Morriga
American Federation of Labor
Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrigon
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Mann
Fletcher Wins Over Stockton in Florida Primary
Jacksonville reports indicate Senator Duncan A. Fletcher leads over John N. Stockton by an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 votes as Florida completes preliminary returns. Stephen M. Sparkman holds a safe lead in the first district, while Frank Clark and Emmett Wilson win in other districts. Fletcher predicts about 65 percent statewide with Hillsborough showing a 1,000 vote margin for Fletcher. Stockton declines to comment. Emmett Wilson is renominated in the third district. complete returns awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Duncan A. Fletcher
Tohn N. ©. Stockton
Stephen M. Sparkman
National Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Alle J. Angle
J. Frea Deberry
Ansgle
Claude L'Engle
Frank Clark
Emmett Wilson
Claude Uwengle
3. W. Sears
Klysimmec
United States
Duncan Fletcher
Fletcher
John X
Hillsborough County
Tampa
Pletcher
Stockton
Florida
New Fw
Wilson
Pensacola
Emmett
Congress
John P. Stokes
Seaboard to Buy Large Railway Equipment Batch
Savannah on June 2 reports President W S Harahan of Seaboard Air Line confirming a director's note that the railway will purchase a substantial fleet of new equipment. The plan, costing about 2 million dollars, includes ten mountain climbing engines twenty five grade locomotives and several hundred new passenger cars and eight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. S. Harahan
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Mils8r Lane
Seaboard
Haranan
Cummins Renominated for U S Senate in Iowa Primary
Iowa Republicans renominated Albert B. Cummins for U S senator and George W. Clarke for governor in a statewide primary show of majorities. Maurice Connolly led Democratic senator race in Dubuque Des Moines contenders, with John T. Hamilton also on Democratic governor ticket. Progressive side showed Ho Basher ahead of Casper Schonk for senator and White as sole progressive governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Moines
Iowa
Albert B Cummins
George W. Clarke
United States
Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
Meredith
Des Moines
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Ho Basher
Casper Schonk
George €. White
Atlanta to host next golf championship game
Memphis dispatch reports the Southern Golf Association board of directors re elected H F Smith of Nashville as president and officers. Atlanta Georgia was chosen as the site for the next championship tournament, with the decision announced at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Southern Golf Association
H. F. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta, Ga
Huerta Declared Banished by Constitutionalists
Washington reports Mexican delegates at Niagara Falls announced General Huerta would be rejected by the constitutionalists. They said no armistice or provisional government involving Huerta would be acceptable. Officials declined to comment beyond Secretary Bryan calling the Huerta note "very interesting."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tuna 2
Niagara Falls
Tiuerta
Mexico
Constitutionalist
Huerta
Rafael Zubaran
Senor Zubaran
Hiv
Constitutionalist Agency
Constitutionalists
Munger of Dallas Wins Low Score in Southern Golf Meet
Dallas player C H Munger won low score honors in the qualifying round of the thirteenth Southern Golf association tournament with a 72 at the Memphis Country Club course. Perry Adair and Amon others led the field as five of thirteen Atlanta entrants qualified for opening round play, with Adair the 17 year old drawing comment for his smooth medal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Golf Assocuion
Adair
Perry Adair
B.C Blanton
Rowan
Ant
Rainwater
Jay
Memphis
C. H. Munger
Dallas
Teasas
A. H.mallory
D. S Weaver
M. J. Condon
Tana J. P Edrington
J. Condon
Munger
Johnson
A. J. Mallory
Memphia
LC Howlard
Audubon Golf Club
New Jeans
Boc Perkans
Rush
Audubon Club
Chattangoxa, Tenn,s
Ssee
Brownside
Buffalo
Charleston
Chicago
Denver
Des Lomes
Hattera Helena
Jacksonville
Loweville
Cleave
Clear
Montgomery
New New Orleans
York
Toy Phoens
Lear
Pittsboro
Portland
Angieco
Ely
St Laud
St. Louis
Teleda
Owashington
Cb. Yon
Special 200000 Bonus Offer Contest for Auto and Planes
There are thirteen high grade automobiles valued 1150 to 2525 and nine Jadden Bates self player planes worth 750 each. Total 25470 in prizes to twenty two winners. Contest closes June 27. Nominate yourself or a friend and register now for a potential award. Begin campaigning promptly for best vote return. The Constitution's latest department offers information and books in person or by other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadden & Bates
Ima
Paign
Lohtest Department of the Constitution
Huerta says withdrawal if Mexico pacified mediators report
Mediation teams hail Huerta's pledge to resign if public support and pacification plan prevail. Delegates in Washington transmit notes to Carranza, and mediators press questions on internal and external issues while seeking a stable provisional government. The talks move forward as Huerta approves a tentative peace plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Zubstan
Mot
Zabaran
Llodas
Tony
Weather forecast for Georgia with partial clouds
Weather prophecy reports PARTLY CLOUDS for Georgia with Wednesday and Thursday periods, possible thunder. Notes lowest temperature near 2 degrees, highs around 20 to 50 degrees, mean near 73. Records rainfall and monthly deficits stated in inches. figures are unclear but indicate small totals and a deficiency since January 1.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fool Watchman
Agricultural Department
Crank
U. S. Supreme Court
Mexico City
Blade
Wil Huerta
Villa
Zapata
Lawalts
G. Grosvenor
Dave
Clayton Anti- Trust
Cummins
U. S. Senate
Presidency of
Sagara
Angen
Thes
General Huerta
Oon
Tonzzhi
Cuyrangaz