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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
2
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Former New Haven railroad president Charles Mellen testifies to the Interstate Commerce Commission amid sensational disclosures of railroad and political financial manipulation. He cites the Westchester purchase as a costly, valueless asset for the New Haven and notes immunity from prosecution after being named a witness. Roosevelt’s era is said to guarantee undisturbed steamship holdings unless sold to Charles W. Mouse.
The Dowager Queen Mother Margherita of Italy hosted an entertaining garden party at the royal palace in Rome for the International Women's Council. Dr. Anna Shaw and Mrs. May Wright Wallace discussed suffrage and peace efforts, while the queen met General Lee’s daughter.
Suffragettes for the first time invaded Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory Brompton. A woman rushed a pulpit shouting against forcible feeding of women, then police led her to the door. Disruptions at open air meetings show rising public hostility toward militants.
Seattle resident G. W. Conner returns from a months long Rainier trapping trip to learn his own grave has been found at Bremerton. His estate valued at 3500 dollars in Okanogan county was distributed by probate court and his headstone ordered erased. Conner seeks to overturn the order and restore his name.
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