Grey's Address Contends for Arbitration in Balkan War
London June 3 Sir Edward Grey foreign secretary urges in the house of commons that Bulgaria and Servia accept Russian arbitration. He warns a Balkan war would provoke disapproval and risk the gains from the war with Turkey Belgrade June 13 Servia further details emerge.
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London
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Bulgaria
Servin
Balkan
Dume
Turkey
Belgrade
Servia
Servian Bulgarian demobilization proposal to ease tension
Servian government sent a note to the Bulgarian government proposing that three fourths of the armies of Bulgaria and Servia be demobilized to relieve tension and aid a settlement between the two states. The American yacht Columbia was seized at Wakayama during repairs on a Nagasaki to Yokohama voyage. In Paris, June 13, Mrs. Huger Pratt and Prince Alexis Karageorgevitch wed.
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Bulgaria
Servia
Tokyo
Columbia
Wakayama
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Cleveland
Paris
Huger Pratt
Abigail Parkhurst
Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch
Peter of
Prison Term for Theft of Auto in Wisconsin
Bert Kreuger was arrested at Spooner and pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile in Evansville. He was sentenced to four and a half years in prison.
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Janesville
Wis
Bert Kreuger
Spooner
Evansville
Wreck Attempt on Overland Limited Near Cheyenne
An attempt to wreck the Union Pacific Overland Limited 22 miles west of Cheyenne failed when four oak ties wedged on the westbound rail were found and removed shortly before the train's passage. Sheriff Roach led a midnight posse to scour the area for culprits, with authorities unsure if the motive was robbery or revenge by discharged tramps.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Roach
Limited
Noted Serial Secured Delights Readers Across Town
Readers will be thrilled as the paper confirms securing a noted serial. The announcement highlights the author’s prominence and promises continued installments to captivate the audience. This item emphasizes local excitement and ongoing literary coverage.
Free Postage Saves $28,000 in Beet Sugar Battle
Washington reports on government printing office and post office role in anti free sugar literature distribution. Truman J. Palmer testifies about 1.6 million copies of arguments for beet sugar printed and circulated under congressional franks, saving about $28,000 in postage while funds totaled around $160,000. Committee scrutiny reveals confusion over publishing authorizations and senate orders relating to sugar at a glance charts.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
Post Office Department
Congressional
Frank
Truman J. Palmer
United States
Congress
Lodge
Finance Committee
Smoot
Curtis
Mr. Palmer
Senator Lodge
Senate Chamber
Senate
Palmer
Whitney and Ritson Lead American Polo Team
Harry Payne Whitney was reappointed captain of the American team after captain Bayon Keene broke his collar bone. Whitney is a strong poloist and leader. Captain Ritson brings military training and England expects him to win the International Challenge Cup at Meadowbrook.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Bayon Keene
Ritson
England
Meadowbrook
Senator Cummins Voices Alarm Over Forged Senate Order
The remark questions a forged signature of the senate secretary on an order that was never issued, highlighting a serious breach of official process and prompting scrutiny by lawmakers.
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Journal of the Senate
Cummins
Secretary of the Senate
Hatfield defies committee over strike records in West Virginia
West Virginia Governor Hatfield refused to hand records of trials before the military committee to the senate mine strike panel. In other news, police chief Sebastian urges equal suffrage, and Braulio Hernandez reportedly executed by his own men at Palomas. The commerce court funding crisis looms as congressional talks continue. Yeoman group elects Roche of Iowa as president. conclave ongoing in Oklahoma City.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hatfield
West Virginia
Senate
Washington
C. EB. Sebastian
Los Angeles
Cal
Police Chiefs
el Paso
Tex
Braulio Hernandez
Vasquez Gomez
Palomas
Chihuahua
Keche
Yeoman
Oklahoma City
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
William Roche
Iowa
W. E. Dacey
Paterson Bomb Explodes Before Silkworms Home
Paterson New Jersey on June 12 was rattled by a bomb blast in front of the home of three brothers who refused silk strike duties. The house was damaged but all slept occupants were unharmed and later returned to work under police escort. It marks a second dynamite attempt since the strike began as sixteen pickets were arrested at a Broad Silk Mill, with police noting renewed striker enthusiasm.
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Paterson
N. J
Banks feared as people hide savings in ovens
In Elkins West Virginia United States Treasurer John Burke told the West Virginia Bankers Association convention that despite growing public confidence in banks thousands still bury savings or hide money in cook stove ovens for safety. He noted the treasury receives fragments of worn paper money found in stove storage and forgotten hiding places.
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Elkins
W. Va
United States
John Burke
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Livery Fall
Burke
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Games
American League results feature Chicago and Washington in a 4 to 5 loss, with strong pitching by Cicotte and Schalk. New York and Detroit split a 2 to 1 game with Lake and Rondeau contributing. Boston and St Louis exchange 2 to 4, while Philadelphia and Cleveland end 3 to 1. National League games include New York over Pittsburgh 6 to 4, St Louis over Philadelphia 7 to 5, Cincinnati over Boston 7 to 3, Chicago over Brooklyn 6 to 1, and Omaha and Topeka posting wide margins in Western League play. Nebraska and Iowa leagues list multiple scores with varied pitchers and lineups.
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Washington
RAE
Chicago
Cicotte-Schalk
Groom-Henry
New York
RBI
Detroit
Lake-Rondeau
Shultz-Gossett
Boston
REE
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
R.H.E
Tesreau-Meyers
Camnitz-Gibson
St. Lous
RHE
Philadelphia
Alexander-Killifer
Burk-Wingo
Cincinnati
Rudolph-Rariden
Suggs. Clarke
Brooklyn
Suggs-Clarke
Western League
Omaha
R.H.E. Omaha
Lincoln
Applegate-Johnson
Dessau-Baker
Topeka
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Whitney and Ritson
American Press Association
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Fitzgerald
Clayton
Alabama
Broussard
Louisiana
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denilson
the Nut Club
Mademoiselle
MR Bammers
Wren Mr.bammerstein
Qhean
Caruso
NUT Club
Superior
RELE
Seward
Superior Sia
Connors-Poteet
Kynett-Scheid
Kearney
Fremont
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Wright-Gray
Grand Island
Columbus
F. R. Morgan
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