Indictments naming Mellen in Hampden railroad case
Eighteen people including Charles S. Mellen former New Haven president are indicted by Middlesex grand jury over financing Hampden railroad from Bondaville to Springfield. Defendants face conspiracy counts to lend funds totaling 1 5 1 000 from Cambridge banks and Hampden Investment Co. to the project, with banks also charged in related schemes. Gillett and Mosely indictments include larceny counts and other conspiracy charges. Eleven secret indictments returned as DA remains silent on relations to Hampden case.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Prederick
Mosely
Mosely & Co
Boston
Ralph D. Gillett
Éfield
Cambriilge Savings
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Hampden
Bondaville
Springweld
Gillett
Hampden Railroad Corporation
Mellen
Hampden Investment Co
Wf Gillett
Fast Cambridge Savings Banks
Hampden Railroad
Cambridge Savings Banks
Mi Ty
Mocely
Wilson asks Evans for an explanation
Washington June 30 Brigadier General Evans speech citing the Monroe doctrine prompts an official inquiry as President Wilken seeks explanation from the general after meeting Secretary Garris. Defiance by 10 minutes and 2 seconds. Jaredhamont NY June 5 Vanitie defeats Defiance on Long Island Sound in a scupper breeze by 10 minutes rectified time.
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Washington, D. C
Evans
Ismwil
Defiance
Jaredhmont
N.Y
Vanitie
Long Island Sound
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Remedy
Promises pure blood for the whole body including bones and organs. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla uniquely treats scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite and fatigue. Urges readers to buy today from all druggists.
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Hood
Phillies split pair as nine run rally tops Boston
In Philadelphia, Philadelphia defeated Boston 7-1 in the first game before taking the second 7-2. At Washington, Washington beat New York 1-0 behind solid pitching. Detroit topped Chicago 2-0 in rain shortened action while Cleveland had rain as their game is listed without a result.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Hatterset
Leonard
Carrigan
Bush
Brown
Schang
Jeversee
Plank
Lapp
Johnson
Cady
Washington
New York
Boehling and
Henry
Warhop and
Nunemaker
Detroit
Chicago
J. Detroit
Rene
Faber and Schalk
Hall
Main
McKee
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ana Washington
Roeton
Chica
al Ao
National League Scores From New York Brooklyn to St Louis
Baseball brief notes list first game results in New York Brooklyn and St Louis with nine players named. second game at New York Brooklyn mentions batteries and players. Cincinnati beat Chicago 10 to 7 with listed battery pairings. Boston–Hain incomplete.
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New York
Brooklin
Iteries
Tucker
Henlbach
Es Fromme
Wiltse
Meyers
Lenn
Brooklyn
Batterire
Tisread
Matheween
Allen
Atchison
Fischer
St. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Cooper and Coleman
Perritt
Griner
Snyder
Cincinnati
Van
Baveee
Chicago
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Boston
Hard to Keep Quorum in House Deliberations
Washington June 30 The Democratic Majority leader Underwood plans a determined effort to keep House members on hand to expedite business as the fiscal year closes. He warned that members who go home may be compelled to return by the sergeant at arms. The week centers on the general dam bill and cotton futures regulation with a likely clash over conservation and states rights. Senate focus remains on the anti trust program, including the trade commission bill, Clayton anti trust bill, and railway securities bill pending in committee.
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Washington
Underwood
Senate
Underwood Pushes Short-Term Funding Extension
Washington June 10 Democratic Leader Underwood urged the House to approve a Spanid resolution to extend current appropriations from July 1 to July 18 as the fiscal year ends June 30. The move sparked debate as supply measures loom, with leaders warning expedited action may be needed. Boston June 20 Lawrence Robinson’s trial for killing Police Inspector Thomas Norton will start July 20. The district attorney plans to present a special panel of 200 talesmen from the aldermen’s list.
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Underwood
House
Washington
Boston
Lawrence Robinson Lander
Thomas Norton
Board of Aldermen
Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair Growth
Advertises Parisian Sage as a remedy for dandruff itching and lifeless hair. Claims roots are nourished, hair grows long and fluffy, and product cleanses dust from the scalp. Promotes purchase at Red Cross Pharmacy and drugstores.
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Red Cross
Roosevelt rests then rides as rest cure ends
Colonel Roosevelt, after four months of rest urged by Dr Larbert, slept late then rode with his son Archie and resumed work by noon. John McGrath arrived from New York to help answer letters and telegrams as supporters expressed concern over his health. Meanwhile in Pittsburg striking workers at Westinghouse clashed with guards and police as officials debated a possible military action. Union Switch and Signal workers returned to work.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Alexander Larbert
New York
Archie
John McGrath
Court Upholds Income Tax Law in Detroit Case
Judge Arthur Tuttle upheld the constitutionality of the federal income tax law amid challenges by Detroit manufacturers John F. Dodge and Hornve E. Dodge. The court refused a restraining order on surtax collection, and fifteen similar suits are pending. The Dodges had sought DC Supreme Court review but were dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Detroit
Arthur Tuttle
United States
John FP
Hornve
Dodge
United States Supreme Court
James Flex
Internal Revenue
Dede Brothers
Dodges
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Dirigible Sets World Record Flight Over France
Toul France June 30 The army dirigible established a world record for duration remaining aloft 33 hours 39 minutes starting Sunday morning. The eight crewed airship cruised at about a mile and a half altitude and remained in wireless contact with the Eiffel Tower.
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Toul
France
Vincennt
Hig
Bourne Road Plan Wins Backed by Senate Committees
Washington June 30 The Bourne good roads plan has won support from the Senate committees on post offices and post roads and a bill is expected to be reported soon. The plan will be modified with total federal aid reduced from 1 billion to 810 million and maintenance percentage raised, but the Bourne financing method remains adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Games Called at Odd Times Near Willey Street
A plain notice lists irregular game calls at 5 90 p.m with special route departures from Willey Street 4105 Blackwell 4 08 City Square 4 19 South End Theladivs 10 Grand Stand Free.
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Willey Street
Blackwell
City Square
South End
Nebraska Back Home After Vera Cruz Service
Nebraska returns to Charlestown Navy Yard after two months with the Atlantic fleet at Vera Cruz. The ship sailed from Boston the day after the Veracruz occupation. its crew did not participate in the fighting.
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Charlestown
Vera Cruz
Mass
United States
Nebraska
Navy Yard
Boston
Ver Crue
House Passes Lever Bill to End Cotton Speculation
Washington report June 30 says the Lever bill to end gambling features in cotton exchanges passed the House by 84 to 21. The measure targets speculative practices and aims to curb price manipulation in cotton markets.
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House
Washington
Boy's Awful Fall on Railroad Bridge in Limestone
Six miles above Island Falls Limestone on Grand Trunk Pacific bridge a three year old Glenn Turner son of R C Turner restaurant proprietor slipped during crossing and fell two hundred feet to the mine dying of injuries. report also notes bubonic plague outbreak with one death and one case in Washington with Surgeon General Blue involved.
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Limestone
Glenn
R. C. Turner
Isrand Falls
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Michigan Coach Claims Western and Eastern Titles
Coach Lundgren of the University of Michigan asserts both western and eastern college baseball championships after Michigan swept Notre Dame two of three, noting victories over Pennsylvania Syracuse and Cornell secure the eastern claim while failing to defeat Hinds, western champions. Other notes cover Marsans’ quoted comeback, Hall of Famers, and seasonal injuries affecting Foster, Sisler, Daubert, Cobb, and Griff iths plans.
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Lundgren
University of Michigan
Notre Dame
Hinds
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornell
Armando Marsans
Reds
Hal Chase
Feds
Buffalo
Carl Cashion
Washington
Grffith
Montreal
International
Giffith
George Foster
Twisler
Red Sox
Arkansas
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Hichmond
Norman
Burlington High
Barte Golub
J. Freeland
Grom
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George Mintay
A Praser
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Ia Gortardt
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al Dodge
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Carleton
Ross Hep
Fintes
Miss Kexton
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Gale
Eczema
Bea
Greenfield
Gocher
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Vermont
House of Representatives
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Greensburg
State Constabulary
Richards
Union Switch and Signal Company
Electric and Machine Works
Arthur J. Tuttle
Dibbie
Bourne
Senate Committee
Inter-City Park
Barre A. C
Rester N. TL
Theladivs
Suiarersia
Webber Lumber & Supply Co
Bemis Rod
Moore & Owens
Foster
Lpume
George Sisler
Sisler
Pirates
Inez
Sider
Dreyfuss
Jake
Daubert
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Smith
Quigley
Bill Bernard
Nap.4
Salt Lake City
Union Association
Salt Lake
Tyrus Mobb
Detroit Hall
W. J. Carpenter
Mead
Indianapolis
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Keady
Fahey
Everett
Walter Dobn- Jean
Griffith
Oolineon
Venn Gregg
Naps
Fane
J. J. McDermott Nasional
Alex Campbell
Gina
Theamerican Tobacco Company
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