Socialists Open Their Campaign in Chicago
Debs and Emil Seidel head the Socialist ticket in a nationwide opening campaign at Riverview Park Chicago June 14. Debs denounces the Democratic and Republican parties as one in principle, attacking capitalism and wage slavery while urging a workers’ movement against the corrupt capitalist system.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seidel
United States
Riverview Park
Debs
Indian Burglar Routed by Woman in Front of Luckie Street Home
A Sioux Indian burglar, Harold Bomba from Three Rivers Michigan, forced entry at a Luckie Street residence but fled after a pursuit by Frank J. Allit son’s family and neighbors. Police, including county officers, joined the chase until the suspect surrendered at the station. No items were stolen.
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Frank J. Allitson
Luckie Street
Itpée House
Allison
Gallager
Hood
Watson
Rogers
Harold Bomba
Three Rivers
Michigan
Canada
Debs and Seidel Champion International Socialism in U S Rally
Debs vows unconditional surrender of capitalist clans with a nationwide Socialist Party, cites conditions in New England mills and Northwest camps, and supports Moyer Haywood Pettibone relief. Seidel argues capitalism grips all, advocates collectivism as healing, noting wage trends vs cost of living.
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Debs
New England
Northwest
San Diego
Chicago
Harriman
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Fitter
Giovannitti
Lawrence
Mags
United States
Eri] Seidel
Checks Lead to Arrest of Bristol Man in Atlanta
Detectives report twelve more checks bearing H. N. Gump's signature from Bristol Virginia surfaced. Gump is in the detective department on suspicion of passing bad checks on Atlanta merchants. Police say he was reading at the Carnegie library when arrested after being identified by Candler Building business men. He claims he was in Richmond with his wife when the alleged passes occurred. Detectives Black and Harper say more checks bearing his signature exist.
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H. N. Gump
Bristol
Atlanta
Gump
Arrowwood
Carnegie Library
Candler Building
Richmond
Black
Harper
Long Table Established at University Club
The University club announces a long-table setup where all diners join in general conversation and no one may treat another unless invited. A M Bohoen chairs the long-table committee and rules require guests to engage with everyone and share equality.
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The
University Club
Burteh A
Muller Admits Bigamy Charge In Atlanta
D E Muller 26 was arrested in the Kimball house corridor on a bigamy warrant issued in Augusta. He says he married Edith Burnley last Wednesday in Augusta, moved to Atlanta, and believed a three year separation freed him. Father of the bride Barnsley swore out the warrant after questioning records.
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D. E. Muller
Kimball House
J. T. Burnstey
Augusta
Atlanta
Muller
Georgia
G. W. Muller
Roseland
Mulier
Misa Edith Burnley
Walton Way
J. T. Burnsley
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Barnsley
Tor
Hawley
Cooper
Congress in Eclipse for Next Two Weeks
Washington reports Congress will be in near total eclipse for the next fortnight with the senate meeting briefly every third day and no business likely. The house may approve the Sundry Civil bill tomorrow while a joint resolution may extend current appropriations into the next fiscal year to cover government operations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
An Unexpected Problem at Panama Locks Question
A Cassier article examines Gatun and Miraflores lock discharge dynamics when lowering ships. It asks when the hydraulic flow will stop as fresh water from the lakes mixes with sea water, proposing culvert adjustments to avoid unequal pressures on gate openings.
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Panama
J. B. Springer
Cassier
Gatun
Miraflores
Gatun Lake
Miraflores Lake
Bey
Locke
Little Eva Kurht Struck By Bicycle In City Crash
A six year old girl, Eva Kurht of 43 North Boulevard, was struck by a bicycle ridden by Fred Haynes, a Black man, at Decatur and Hilliard streets at 7:30 pm. She suffered a severe contusion to the left eye and facial bruising. Haynes fled, but later surrendered at the police station claiming ownership of the bike and insisting the accident was unavoidable. Witnesses say the rider was speeding.
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Eva Kurht
North Boulevard
Decatur
Hilliard Streets
Fred Haynes
Grady
Stormy Weather Forecast For Present Week
Washington June 16 An eastward storm over the Great Lakes and another disturbance to cross the country are forecast by the weather bureau for the coming week Showers in the east and south early week with rising pressure and cooler weather later Middle West and eastern states to see fair skies for the next several days while a northwest disturbance is expected to bring local showers and thunderstorms and a general rise in temperatures toward week end
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Washington
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Far West
Middle
Wear
Stories of Reformed Criminals and Marine Lines
A collection of observations on crime and reform from a May Hampton Magazine piece. Detailing how criminals fade into ordinary life, with examples of long-term shifts from theft to respectable status, and contrasts to literary and police figures. Mentions a Minnesota prison escapee in Hong Kong, and notes on large shipping lines and legal professions.
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Hampton Magazine
William A. Pinkerton
United States
Hong Kong
Minnesota
Jean Valpiean
charac _ter
Javert
Great Etearnehp
Bretfka
Harmburg-Americas
Lloyd Companies
Magnltud
Harsburg-ud
Oinbined
Negro church favors Roosevelt amid Chicago debate
A class of fifty at First Congregational Church discussed national issues. They mostly endorsed Roosevelt for president with a strong Taft minority, debating whether Taft deserves renomination and if Roosevelt should seek the nomination after his third term remarks. They favored a unity bolt ban and preferred Harmon or Wilson if a Democratic win seemed likely.
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Chicgad
Eotaréé
Roosevelt
Taft
Statesman
Oyster Bay
Chicago
South
Browneville
Harmon
Wilson
Fine musical program at federal prison concert in Atlanta
Atlanta residents invited to a Sunday afternoon concert by the prison orchestra under J. P. Mathiessen. The fifth program included O Hares medley overture, Lucia di Lammermoor selections, a prisoner composed lullaby, and solos by F. Schubert Carter and Joseph Brefl Howard Hobbs, with works by Mozart and others.
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W. C. O’hare
Lucia di Lammermoor
Donizetth
Philip Schweitz
F. Schubert
Phil F. Carter
Leo Oehmler
Mozart
Cornet
Josaph C. Brefl
Howard Hobbsong
Harry Dehler
Great Britain
George Loesch
Zephyr
Eridus
George J. Trinkaue
How Could Women Vote on Tuesday Shoning Day
In the June American Magazine Abe Martin offers views and those of neighbors on women voting. The piece quotes Tell Binkley the tornado insurance writer and Miss Mame Moon a noted suffragist amid small town banter. Quotes from Constable Plum and Tilford Moots reflect resistance and support, with humorous digs at gender roles and taxation.
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Abe” Martin
Fediona
Kim Hubbard
Tell Binkley
Binkley
Mame Moon
Plum
Tilford Moots
Politician compared to weather vane by judge
A judge likens the politician to a weather vane, noting how public stance shifts with the political wind. The remark underscores volatility in position alignment and public credibility amid evolving pressures.
The Bijou and Forsyth Theatres Open Week With Vaudeville
The Bijou opens a seven day run featuring Melody Pair, Al Harrington novelty act, J. M. Rymer & Company comedy, and Bernard and Robers singing acts. Motion pictures and Keith Vaudeville also headline. The Forsyth bills two star acts Joe Welch and Trixie Friganza with Alchi and his Japanese wonder workers and Jungle Girl Tom Linton, Belmonts trio, Les Montforta, Hibbert and Warren. a varied vaudeville program with musical comedy and specialty acts.
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Bijou
Mrtie Theater
Melody Pour
Harmony Aingora
al Harrington
Dog
Beadliner
J. M. Rymer & Company
Jimtown
Jmotion
Bernard and
Robers
Keith
Forsyth
Joe Welch
Trixie Friganza
Trixie Friganna
New York Winter Garden
Alchi
Tom Linton
Belmonts
Acta
Les Montforta
Hibbert and
Warren
Pla ci
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Seidel
Tn Tall City
Barmon
Bryan
la Foellette
Clarke
Revolutionary Socialist Party
Party of the Awakening Working Class
DR. Hat
WAY & CO
Atla Specialista
Cperson
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
North
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Bobblers
Beautiailly
Guard of Honor
Lincoln
Independence
Gol Gatauel Bell
Philadelphia
Turnto
Muscogee, Okla
Uhere
New York
Negro Church For
First Congregationalists
Federal Prison
Auling
Colorado
Frisco
Kansas City
Florida
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Memphis
Cara
Fred Harvey
Scauting Bank
A - A. P. Matthews
North Pryor St
New York Times
Patrick
Andrew Carnegie
Italy
Saints
Crockett Arseniclithia Springs and Baths
MM. C. Thomas
Crockett Springs
Marion
Lake George
N. Y
Imke
Garnar
Oseph
Marvel
Merion Vermont
Mack Lata & Co
Atlantic City
Dennis
N. J
Walter J. Buzby
Municipal Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
WN. W. Harris & Co
Pine Street
Willian New York
Tohn C. Wheatley
Fourth Nat’ Bank
Empire Trust & Safe Deposit CO
Empire Building
Hubbard Bros. CO
Hanover Square
Mamberg
New Orleans
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