Move for Arbitration Vote Adopts Resolution for Panama Canal
Washington June 4 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted eight to six to adopt the Suther land resolution directing the President to open negotiations with Great Britain for special arbitration of the Panama canal toll dispute The measure now goes to the Senate Several Democrats and Republicans opposed the action with some members absent Senator O Gorman warned the move would not alter the fight against repeal.
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Closing on the Canal Rile Proposes Amendments Vote Tonight
Senate debate on the tolls exemption repeal bill intensifies with many amendments. Senator Simmons counters administration views while Renate O'Gorman promotes rapid passage. A vote is expected before Saturday night adjournment amid treaty and public sentiment concerns. In Pittsburg, June 4, Archie Armstrong of Cincinnati dies after a motorcycle crash at the Motordrome, injuring spectators.
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Pure Rich Blood Prevents Disease
Blood is responsible for many ailments. It purifies and purges the blood, removes scrofula and tumors, and builds up the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a remedy for catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and fatigue, urging families to use it today.
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Debated fate of Empress of Ireland wreck recovery
Montreal officials and Lloyd's representatives debated whether to raise the sunken liner Empress of Ireland or dynamite it to recover bodies from the St Lawrence disaster. Government and British inquiries loom as calls from England grow louder. Survivors and crew surveillance discussed as Lord Mersey’s inquiry looms.
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Titanic Court of Inquiry
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National League Yesterday's Games Report
Yesterday's NL results list Brooklyn 6 Boston with Rucker and Miller among others, Chicago 6 Pittsburgh with Battelion and Humphries, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 behind Sallee and Wingo, Philadelphia 10 New York 4 with Alexander Killifer and Meyers McLean in batteries.
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New York
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Schauer
Schrupp
Meyers
McLean
Tomasi's 10th inning homer lifts Spaulding over Montpelier
In a tense 4 to 3 victory at Goddard campus Spaulding beats Montpelier high school in ten innings as Captain Tomasi hit a dramatic walk off homer. Laird pitched superbly for Montpelier while Kidder shutout the last three frames for Spaulding. Gordon's sensational sixth inning catch preserved the win and sparked the rally that ended the game.
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Lim
Spaulding Beats Montpelier In Prep School Showdown
Spaulding remains undefeated with a 9-1 record after beating Montpelier as Hartlett sat out ill. Hooker’s catching was solid, Tomasi’s ninth inning dash and Brown’s hit to Gross sparked a close game. Umpire Hoernle impressed with fair, decisive calls as plans for a third game surface next week.
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Spaulding
Goddard
Suffragettes Attack Belfast Editors In Feud News
In Belfast on June 4 suffragettes attacked two leading editors for criticizing militant campaigns. The Telegraph’s managing editor Mr Stewart and The News Letter’s managing editor Mr Anderson were assaulted, with Anderson confined to bed for a time.
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American League scores and batters from New York and Cleveland
Boston loses twice to Philadelphia by 10 1 and 7 5 while New York defeats Washington 2 0 and Washington falls 5 3. Cleveland beats Chicago 6 2 as Detroit tops St Louis 7 in a day of uneven results with erratic lineups and mixed batteries.
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Resolute Wins Over Vanitie In Cup Defender Race
Rye N Y June 4 Under near perfect conditions the Resolute defeated Cochran s Vanitie in the second trial race for America s cup defender. Resolute won by 11 seconds after a 25 1 2 mile course sailed four times from Great Captains Island light to Motte Point with Charles Francis Adams 2d steering. The Vanitie led at the start but Resolute pulled ahead by the third mark and finished first in a seven knot breeze.
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Baseball News Roundup Featuring Griffs, Ames and Duffy
Manager Clarke Griffith shifts focus to developing Neff as Mor gan’s understudy at second base while Harvard tops batting averages. Willie Ritchie and Charles White set for a Labor Day bout in Milwaukee. White Wolgast talks loom for a match in Milwaukee as Enzenroth jumps to the Kansas City Federal League. Ames shines for Connecticut with seven straight wins. Reds attendance soars in Cincinnati. Rogers, a Michigan catcher, joins Pittsburgh. Pratt steals 14 bases as St Louis Brown shows cautious base running. St Michael’s beats Norwich 4 3 in baseball. Duffy’s Portland climbs to first division in New England. Burlington high school criticized for age rule infractions. Central League, through Michigan to Illinois, shaping future big league players.
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Whitman GOP Bid Spurs Progressive Opposition in New York
New York June 4 Theodore Douglas Robinson Progressive chairman says the Progressives of New York have no plan to nominate Charles 8 Whitman for governor. The remarks follow Whitman's announcement as a Republican candidate for HOF and Duell Jr. Roosevelt leaders hint at a nonpartisan ticket in state primaries.
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Clothes for the Tim Girls and Boy in June Woman’s Home Companion
In a fashion department feature the June Woman’s Home Companion traces baby clothes through 40 years of change. It contrasts early infant frocks with gathered panels and laces to modern versatile styles shaped by evolving taste and affordability.
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Public hearing on railroad separation bills in Massachusetts
Boston witnesses presented views on two Senate bills related to breaking up the New York New Haven and Hartford and the Boston and Maine railroads. One bill would let the New Haven sell stock in the Boston Holding Company that controls Boston and Maine. the other would allow disposal of Berkshire Street Railway stock and drop certain western trolley build duties.
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