Hewell Family Mourns as Coroner Weighs Verdict in Local Death
A man named Howell, 35, was found lying empty in a yard with money reportedly moved from a bag to a grip before being discarded. Hewell's son E Hewell traveled from Macon to identify remains and arrange burial in Gruda, while the coroners jury plans to reconvene at 6 tomorrow to render a verdict.
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Murphy Says Sulzer Would Commit Perjury
New York June 22 Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall issued a statement declaring Governor Sulzer was absolutely in error in accusing Murphy of being a busy accomplice in a conspiracy to discredit him Murphy also responded to Sulzer claims about detectives and meetings in Albany and New York City detailing an attempted appointment and his concerns about sworn testimony in political pressure.
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Charles TF. Murehy
Tammany Hat
Sulzer
Murphy
Murry
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Askeays
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Sauget
Union Supports Striking Bell Phone Girls in St Louis
The Central Trades and Labor union approved moral and financial support for Bell Telephone switchboard strikers. About fifty girls appeared with chaperones before the men’s union and a committee was set to help the workers seek redress. Bridge and Structural Tran workers union No 18 ordered members to abstain from Bell telephones or face fines up to 39 dollars.
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Central Trades and Labor Union
Bell Telephone Company
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Telephone Company
Telephone Company. the Bridge and Structural Tran
A Business Course S10-A Month Plan
Messrs Crichton and Shumaker offer a modern business course with Burroughs adding machines and office facilities. The program teaches corporation accounting and banking in person, using practical methods not found in textbooks. Tuition at $10 a month lets students enroll for varying lengths, paying only for time attended.
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Burroughs
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Smaller and Better Families Eugenics Lecture in New York
Lady Francis Cook formerly Milas Tennielafin warns against large families and urges smaller families with better quality. Speaking at Hattie Darling’s home 210 West Seventy-eighth Street she advocates intelligent pledges to promote education and a chain to maintain race standards.
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Milas Tennielafin
America
New York Society
Mies Hattie Darling
West Seventy-eighth Street
CLASPING HANDS BOYS MEET DEATH IN NIAGARA FALLS INCIDENT
Two youths, described as chums, died in a Niagara Falls incident as authorities investigate. Details remain scant, but the tragedy involves the Emilies of the area and points to a fatal mishap near the falls.
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Chums
Nine Engineers Drown When Boat Capsizes Near New Madrid
A party of 14 United States engineers and government workers were aboard the Beaver when a wind storm capsized the boat near New Madrid. Nine men, including CS. Williamson and J. M. McConnell, drowned. several others survived. A search by the steamer Chisca was launched for remaining bodies as authorities assess the accident.
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United States Survey
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J. M. McConnell
Memphis
Law Department
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Cottonwood
Tenn
Phil Wray
Jackson
Freeman
Wilamson
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Millersburg
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Mississippi River
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Thys City
Chisca
Drowning in Missouri River Fatality Near Parkville
Four youths and a woman were aboard a motorboat that capsized in the Missouri River near Parkville Missouri. The motorboat passengers Ken ee h Lewis Len Wakter Mussenrist aler Wansas Cre am 1,01my and others were swept downstream with all believed drowned. The incident occurred late today in shallow waters.
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Len Wakter
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Bootblacks Strike Sunday Close Marks Union Action
In New York more than 10 000 bootblacks across the city quit work on Sunday calling it a weekly end and establishing the first official act of a newly formed bootblacks union. They shut down at 4 PM claiming protection for an early Sunday closing to gain a few hours of recreation.
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New York
Bootblacks’ Union
Bootblacks
Fire kills four firefighters at sash factory blaze
Four firemen died and three more were seriously injured in a disastrous blaze that swept the Itzweire & Sarrazin sash and blind factory and damaged the Cig Ire warehouse and nearby buildings. Names listed include Jonny Forsythe Patrick Hammil John Mc Dermott Webster Moleson.
Boy Refuses to Explain Poison Attempt at Home
Cleve Morrison a2 year old laundry worker is recovering at Grady hospital after being found unconscious in his home on Rast Fall Street. His father found him around 2 30 am and an ambulance rushed him to hospital where he was revived. The youth declined to say his motive or the amount of morphine, though the father attributed unemployment as the cause.
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Cleve Morrison
Grady Hospital
Wein
Bankers Discuss Currency Measure In New York Conference
Eleven of the American Bankers Association currency commission members met in an uptown hotel to debate the Washington framed currency bill. United States Senator Robert L. Owen, expected to handle the bill in the Senate, attended in city and then returned to Washington. The bankers planned to continue talks the next day and Owen was said to outline the administration’s stance and welcome bankers’ suggestions to improve provisions.
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Currency
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
United States
Robert L. Owen
Senate Committee On Banks and Currency
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Owen
Japanese official seeks property rights for Japanese in US
New York June 22 Japanese parliament member Okazaki arrives aboard the Carmanta to study American sentiment on Japanese land ownership in California. He represents a major political party and aims to learn eastern and midwest views while seeking rights to own property, not citizenship, and plans meetings in New York Chicago and Washington including possible talks with Secretary Bryan.
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X. Okazaki
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Bryan
Open Season for Cupid From Judge poem teaser
A playful verse notes a summer girl planning her charms and Cupid at work sharpening darts. At seaside resorts the lyric imagines misidentifications as a flurry of mistaken identities and romantic misadventures.
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Cupid
Recruit Health Commissioner Brings Batting Eye Insight
A humorous exchange has a major league magnate praising a recruit. OST Ly, acting as health commissioner of Piwattomle, Kan, answers with a quip about developing a keen batting eye.
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Swat
Secretary Wilson Accepts Postponement in Diggs Caminetti Case
Secretary Wilson announced he bore responsibility for delaying the Diggs Caminetti trial at the request of Attorney General and in the interest of public service. The actions affect Diggs Caminetti and Caminetti’s immigration role, with McNab’s resignation to be accepted and no intent to thwart prosecution.
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Wilson
Department of Labor
United States
John L. McNab
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Pacific
California
Public Service
John Ts. McNab
White House
Maury
Diggs
Drew C. Camineta
Western Fuel Company
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Anthony Caminetti
Z. Boynton
R. T. Devin
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B. T. Devlin
Arkansas primary in doubt as returns lag far behind
Returns from the Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial primary show no candidate leading by more than a few hundred votes. Brundidge and Hayes may require a full official count with delays including locked ballots in Phillips County. Republicans and progressives nominate contenders for the July 23 general election. The nomination is viewed as the effective election. In San Francisco Prince Atsunomiya, son of the emperor, has been ill since June 19 with loss of sleep and poor appetite.
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Ark
Stephen Brundidge
George W. Hayes
Phillips County
Arkansas
San Francisco
Cal
Atsunomiya
Empero
Japan
Daredevil Aviator Prevost Sets Speed Mark at Rennes
Maurice Prevost earned the title of world’s fastest aviator by flying about eighty miles around Rennes France at an average speed of 111 miles per hour. Spectators were dizzy as he pushed limits and faint forecasts warned of fatal risk if he continued.
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Maurice Prevost
Rennes
France
Mystery of the Grand Canyon explained by Sir John Murray
In a churchyard dialogue with Sir John Murray an English geologist explains the Grand Canyon's origin. Vast volcanic forces on either side raised and split a central plateau forming the canyon's crusting. Fossil oyster shells indicate inland seas once filled the interior. Modern timing places the event within about thirty million years.
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Enlish Geologiel
Royal Geographical Secte
Grand Canyon
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Wardat
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