Soldier shoots three officers in Des Moines incident
Corporal Lisle Crabtree fatally shot Captain John C. Raymond at Fort Des Moines after dispute over leave. He wounded First Sergeant James H. Washburn and Corporal E Sich before killing himself. Captain Raymond, son of Brigadier General Charles A. Raymond, was 38 and from Pennsylvania.
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Des Moines
Lisle Crabtree
John C. Raymond
Second
United States Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
James H. Washburn
E. Sich
Crabtree
Raymond
Department of the Army
Washburn
Such
Captain Raymond
Charles A. Raymond
Engineers
New York
Pennsylvania
Dr Edward Everett Hale Laid To Rest In Boston
Thousands view the body of Dr Edward Everett Hale in state at South Congregational church as Boston Unitarian leaders and dignitaries attend a citywide tribute. The Park Street church hosts eulogies by diverse clergymen while flags fly at half mast citywide. Burial at Forest Hills cemetery and private service follow.
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Boston
South Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Park Street Unitarian Church
Dr. Hale
James Bryce
Eben S. Draper
Edward Cummins
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
James de Normandie
Edward Cunvnings
Segal Plans To Fight Sugar Trust In Philadelphia
Adolph Segal prepares to sue the American Sugar Refining Company to recover stock bonds and a $1,000,000 loan tied to the Hotel Majestic. He claims his Segal refinery remains capable of cheaper sugar production than rivals and seeks the trust’s financial return.
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Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
George H. Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Segal
American Sugar Refining Company
Hotel Majestic
Trust
Mr. Segal
United States
Honduras cabinet quits in political shakeup
A Puerto Cortez dispatch reports President Davilla’s cabinet resigned or was dismissed on June 5 after long simmering political differences. The newly formed cabinet includes Rafey Lopez as minister of war, Rosario Contreras as minister of hacienda, Marcos Velasquez as minister of foreign relations, and Vicente Maria Colindas as minister of public instruction.
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New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Italian laborer fatally shot on Milwaukee line
Glencoe Minnesota June 14 a Italian named Rocco working with a large gang along the Milwaukee railroad was accidentally shot in the leg by a fellow workman. He bled to death before medical aid could reach him.
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Glencoe
Minn
Rocco
Drowning tragedy in Georgetown claims two year-old child
In Georgetown, Geauga County, the two year-old son of Tony Diemert drowned after slipping into a water-filled cellar. The incident was reported from Barnesville Minnesota on June 14.
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Barnesville
Minn
Georgetown
Tony Diemert
Lightning Strikes Bay Settlement Church Steeple
In Green Bay on June 14 lightning hit Holy Cross Catholic church steeple during mass. One man, Edward Duchane, 20, died. sixteen injured including Annie Stepplin, 25, with two may not survive. Panic followed as Father Michels tried to calm over 200 worshippers. John Greenwood suffered burns and leg injuries. Two others had shoe damage from the strike.
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Green Bay
Wis
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Bay Settlement
Here
Father Michels
Edward Duchane
Ray Settlement
Annie Stepplin
John Greenwood
Steamer Antonio Lopez Floated After Grounding Off Long Island
The Spanish liner Antonio Lopez with more than 500 aboard ran aground near Point O Woods, L I. after Wednesday night, resisted wrecking tugs for two days, was pulled into deep water and towed to New York for repairs. One crewman died when Fred Steward fell overboard from a barge during the operation.
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New York
Antonio Lopez
Point O Woods
L. I
Fred Steward
Two Women Drown After Boat Hits Snag in Cahokia Creek
East St. Louis, June 14. Mrs. Mary Nelson, 30, and Mrs. Mary T. Campbell, 54, were drowned when their boat struck a snag five miles north of the city in Cahokia creek. Their companions, a woman and two children, were saved by a deputy sheriff.
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East St. Louis
Mary Nelson
Mary T. Campbell
Cahokia Creek
Here
SHARGS AGAINST JAP STRIKE LEADERS
Fifteen Japanese strike leaders were arraigned in Honolulu on June 14. Twelve were held for trial on conspiring to riot, three for conspiracy to murder. Courts ordered crowds barred from the courthouse area amid fears of disorder. Authorities describe plans to use strikes and press coverage to push for higher wages and anti boycott actions.
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Honolulu
W. L. Whitney
Territorial District Court
Jarrett
A. J. Robinson
William P. Henry
Territorial
High Wage Association
Itanco
Sttizets
Nippu
Jiji
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Prairie du Chien
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J Drost
Banfield
H Capital
Corporal Crabtree
Ral
Honduras
Lopez
W. A. Kinney
the Lotn
Madras
Lace
Children’s
Albert Thon
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