JURY MAY DECIDE THAW S CONDITION
White Plains, N Y June 0 Harry Thaws chance for a jury trial on his sanity grows brighter as Justice Mills says it may be time for a trial and adjourns to July 13 for new arguments. Jerome seeks ten days to prepare a writ response amid questions of due process and intent to keep him at Matteawan.
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N. Y
Harry Thaw
Mills
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
Jerome
G Bartlett
Europe
Morsehouse
Matteawan
Morschauser
New York
Conger
Dutchess County
Baker
Francis A. Winslow
West Chester County
Towling
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Asylum
Justice Dowling
White Plains
Sixty Boys Escape From Maryland School for Boys
Sixty boys revolted at the Maryland School for Boys in Baltimore on Monday, escaping suddenly and taking all officers by surprise. A score were recaptured. This marked the second outbreak at the institution inside two months.
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Baltimore
Maryland School For Boys
Brother Confesses Killing Man Mistaking burglar
In Huntsville Missouri on June 30 Thomas J Bagby twenty was shot and killed outside the window of his sweetheart a seventeen year old girl. EH Garter the girls brother admits shooting Bagby but says he mistook him for a burglar.
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Huntsville
Thomas J. Bagby
EH. J. Garter
Bagby
Osborne town marshal kills robber in gun battle
St Joseph Mo June 30 Matthew Ford town marshal of Osborne Mo killed a robber in an exchange of shots Monday Ford found two men in a hardware store at Osborne One man led the other fired a shotgun and pant of a shotgun was fired in the incident
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Killa
St. Joseph
Matthew Ford
Osborne
Ford
Rush Aid to Mexican City in Border Rebellion
Government troops rush to quell disturbances along the northern border with Torreon and Juarez reinforced. With Las Vegas under control, authorities vow harsh action against rebels and bandits, while seeking U S help to detain ring leaders and pursue fugitives into the hills.
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City of
Mexico
Republic
Torreon
Jaral
Juarez
Chihuahua
United States
Creel
Washington
Las Va
Las Vaeds
Ths
Four Die in Milwaukee Fire Tragedy
A Milwaukee family perished in a Sunday fire at the Jager Gezelsch roofing plant. Mrs Julius Krueger age 28 and three children were killed. The father and a son survived but were badly burned. A watchman Henry Hagan rescued two others from the smoke. The dead are Julia Cilvert and Eleanor Krueger ages two and one.
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Milwaukee
Julius Krueger
Henry Hagan
Krueger
Jeger & Gezelsch
Hagan
Julia Krueger
Cilvert Krueger
Eleanor Krueger
Taft Vacates War Office in Washington
On June 1 1920 Taft leaves the War State and Navy building as secretary of war. Gen Luke E Wright succeeds him and plans to continue policy while clearing routine work. A protest over Arthur S Vorys of Ohio losing consideration for Republican national committee chairmanship is noted.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
War, State and Navy
Luke E. Wright
Taft
K Street
Arthur S. Vorys
Ohio
Republican National Committees
Curtail Oil Output urged by Ohio Oil official
James Donnell, general manager of the Ohio Oil Company, issued a statement urging drillers nationwide to curtail production until a market forms for existing oil. He notes tankage is insufficient for current output and cites daily production exceeding 100000 barrels in the Illinois oil field.
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Findlay
James
Donnel
Ohio Oil Company
Illinois
Prince Zu Ennenburg Perjury Trial Opens Secret
Berlin June 30 The trial of Prince Zu Ennenburg for perjury and for inciting another to commit perjury in connection with last summer's round table revelations began here Monday. At the prosecutor's request the public and newspaper correspondents will be excluded during the proceedings.
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Prince
Berlin
Prince Zu Ennenburg
Round Table
National Educat ion Association opening features 50 000 teachers
Cleveland hosts the forty sixth annual gathering with an opening program including an address by Mayor and a report on educational progress. A Cleveland–Pittsburgh–New Orleans spelling contest at the Hippodrome saw Cleveland win with 385 errors. Mae Thursby and Marie Bratton achieved perfect scores. Reports on vocational education and finances followed, with calls for federal appropriations to continue work under the bureau of education.
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Cleveland
Council of the Directors
National Educational Association
William C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Hippodrome
Pittsburg
Erie
New Orleans
Mae Thursby
Marie Bratton
Cloudesley S. H. Brereton
London
England
Congress
Department of the Bureau of Education
Frisco Blast Kills Four in Grocery Store Explosion
Four people die and three are seriously injured after an explosion and ensuing fire Monday at John Sweeny’s Diamond Street grocery in San Francisco. Victims include John Sweeny, Mrs. Sweeny, Ella Sweeny age ten, and Amton Dissmeyer Jr age two. Fred Sweeny was hurled through a window. The store and adjoining saloon and flats burned before fire crews arrived.
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San Francisco
John Sweeny
Diamond Street
Ella Sweeny
Amton Dissmeyer, Jr
Sweeny
S. F. Johnson
Dissmeyer
Fred Sweeny
Five Die In Kansas Flood Near Wellington
Five are confirmed drowned and several missing after a sudden cloudburst caused the Hargis creek flood east of Wellington Kansas. Five inches of rain in an hour flooded streets and homes, rescuers using canoes pulled residents from roofs and tree tops overnight.
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Wellington
Kan
Hargis Creek
Here
Harry and
Lincoln Streets
Main Street
Cossacks and People Engage in Persia Clash
Fighting erupts in Résht Persia as Cossacks clash with local populace while a political club is closed. Several wounded on both sides amid the unrest and turmoil.
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Résht
Persia
Earr
Fire in Jersey City Destroys $100,000 in Goods
A Jersey City dry goods district fire on Monday injured two firefighters and destroyed about $100,000 worth of property. The blaze caused extensive damage and disrupted business in the area.
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New York
Jersey City
Boom talk and bids shaping the Democratic platform
Denver June 30 boom rumors swirl over vice presidential picks as Sullivan of Illinois outlines platform ideas. The anti injunction plank faces debate while Bryan seeks broad input from party leaders before final wording.
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Roger
Sullivan
Illinois
Denver
Col
Lryan
Uryan
Bryan
Roger C. Sullivan
Arden
Virvan
National Committee
Hisself
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Diaz Sends Greetings From Mexico to Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
President Diaz of Mexico sent a verbal goodwill message to President Roosevelt. The delegation included Senor Manuel Calero of Mexico City and Maria Molina, the mayor of Vera Cruz. Roosevelt received them Monday at Sagamore Hill.
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Diaz
Oyster Bay
N. Y
President Diaz
Mexico
Roosevelt
Mormon Leaders Mobbed at Rolla Sermon
In Rolla Missouri on June 30 a crowd showered 22 Mormon elders with water from a fire hose after urging them to stop preaching. The group fled the scene and promised not to resume services.
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Rolla
Cleveland Memoirs Project Commences on Late President's Life
Under orders from Mrg Cleveland, work has begun on memoirs compiling clippings from newspapers and periodicals about the late president's health and funeral. The project will take six months to complete.
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Cleveland
New York
Mrg
Death by own action of New York paper merchant
William D Sloat a Nassau Street paper merchant in New York committed death by own action at his Brooklyn home on Monday by inhaling gas. He had been despondent for some time following an attack of paralysis.
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New York
Wiliam D Sloat
Nassau Street
Broollyn
Sparks From The W I Ten Social Clubs Disturb Police
News brief cites multiple irregularities including social clubs, pension and public health notes, a critical injury to G H Daniels on docks, New York learning efforts by Steven Adams, and political chatter about municipal elections and resignations. Also reports a fatal blaze in Graceville Minn, a elopement case in Springfield and a death notice for Mrs Mary Kinsey amid Schwab family events in Loretta and Bradiluck.
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St. Louis
G. H. Daniels
Na Central
Steven J. Adams
Fira
Pest
Hungary
New York City
Eithu Ron Muldoon
Plains
N. Y
Obnaldia
Colon
Panama
United States
Guv. Cummins
Graceville
Minn
Charles K. Rose
J. Rose
Springfield
Blanche Connor
Princeton
Boariculture
Chicago
Mary E. Kinsey
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Cory
Loretta
St. Mary's Aunt Episcopal Church
Schwab
Bradiluck
Train wreck near Winslow kills two and injures twenty
A California limited passenger train derailed near Hardy east of Winslow on June 30, killing two and wounding about twenty. Nine remain in hospital as crews work to recover passengers. The wreck destroyed the engine, mail car, and diner, with parts of the train tumbling into a ravine.
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Winslow
Ariz
California
Hardy
Here
Markets and commodities report from Chicago markets
Market notes cover flour, patent jute bags, world market prices, and grain futures. Butter, eggs, potatoes, and live poultry prices are listed with arrivals and quality grades. Wheat and rye show opening changes amid unsettled trade and weather conditions in New York and the Southwest.
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Ry White
Garis
Sitze
New York
Weatern
Live Stock Market Prices Mixed Across Cattle and Hogs
Omaha market reports show cattle ranges from four to seven dollars for mainstream steers and cows, with veal calves and feeders varying. Hogs trade weak to higher, with light barrows near six dollars and heavy shipping hogs around six to six twenty. sheep and lambs also listed with mixed bids.
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Chicago
Ehence
Snn
Omaha
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THE
Educational Association
National Council of Education
McNeill
Committee of Investigations
Frisco
Suuilding
Kansas
Mannie Msher
Anna Taylor
J. Parker
Ruby Redman
Sugarlake
Armour Junction
Fisher
Mrss Taylor
Miss Redman
Roy Taylor Parker
Falla
Jeannette
Irene Axton
Iowa
Jeremiah 2. Sullivan
Martin J. Wade
Lsen
Francis Burton Harris
Childers
Ciny
Minois
Adlai E. Stevenson
William J. Stone Oi
Brown
Sherman
Gressman James
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