Golfing in Congress: Oglesby Tops Handicap List
Washington reports on a Columbia Country Club handicap ranking naming Representative Oglesby of New York as the best golfer in Congress, with Dixie Whaley of South Carolina next. Taft and Wilson tied at 16 handicap, while par at Columbia is 72 and Oglesby has 83, 80. Other listed senators and representatives show varied handicaps. A Foley Kidney Pills advertisement urges relief from rheumatism and kidney issues, claiming quick relief and health improvements. The white hat trend notes summer demand for large hats, especially white hemp dress sailor shapes.
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Burton K. Standish
United Press
Washington
Congress
Representative Oglesby
New York
Columbia Country Club
Oglesby
Representative Whaley
South Carolina
Dixie
Columbia
Whaley
Wilson
Taft
Chevy Chase
M. Langdon
Atlantic Realty Co Offers Free Land and City Property Listings
Atlantic Realty Co led by H. Rattenborough presents a free listing offer for land and city properties. They suggest potential buyers, sellers, or trade options and invite reader participation.
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Atlantc Realty CO
Rattenborqg
Deputies Battle With Miners At Butte Hall
In Butte Montana on June 24 deputies stopped three dynamite attempts at the Miners Union hall where Western Federation of Miners President H Moyer was to outline a peace plan. A bystander died and two others were wounded as shots were fired from nearby roofs and by deputies. Ernest Noy died from a neck wound. J H Bruno was mortally wounded. Charles Kramer was lightly wounded.
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Butte
Mont
Union Hall
H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Thhreatening
Ernest Noy
Montana Demurrage Bureau
J. H. Bruno
Federation
Charles Kramer
Los Angeles
Crisis Over Home Rule Bill Moves in Lords
In London on June 21 the Marquis of Crewe introduced an amending Irish home rule bill. It mirrors Asquith's March 9 terms and allows Ulster counties to vote to exclude from the home rule provisions for six years after the new Irish parliament first meets. The Lords previously refused to consider the main bill, forcing this procedural step.
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London
Ireland
Marquis of Crewe
House of Lords
Asquith
Edward Carson
Ulster
British Isles
Roads Liable for Mullions Intermountain Rate Decision
Seventeen railroad companies with trans continental routes face potential multi million dollar reparations after a Supreme Court decision in the inter mountain cases. Claims filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission total about 12 million dollars, with one attorney's batch over two million. Dozens of cases involve sums from hundreds to hundreds of thousands filed by individual shippers and trade groups.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Intermountain
Interstate Commerce Commission
May Intervention Discussed Over Haiti Crisis
Washington reports before the cabinet described Haiti as in serious revolutionary condition with no immediate solution. Discussion covered difficulties Haiti faces in meeting debts to European powers and the likelihood France or Germany would seize customs. Possible US intervention and debt payment efforts were considered but no decision reached.
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Washington
Haiti
Féms
France
Germany
United States
Mormon Question Attracts Attention In Chicago Convention
The fourteenth International Sunday school convention opened in Chicago with about 4100 delegates. A report read for a committee including Shailer Mathews Rev John Balcom Shaw and Rev Charles B Mitchell declared the Mormon church ineligible for membership.
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Chicago
Four Corners of the Earth
Shailer Mathews
Divinity School
The
University of Chicago
John Balcom Shaw
Los Angeles
Charles RB. Mitchell
Mormon Church
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Townsend
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