Beatrice Thaw Marries Marchese Theodoli in Rome
Miss Beatrice Thaw and Marchese Francesco Theodoli wed in Rome at the Thaw villa with Rome aristocracy and American residents in attendance. Beatrice, daughter of Blair Thaw, has lived in Rome for three years after the Thaws moved abroad following a Madison Square Garden tragedy. The civil marriage occurred in London in April and a honeymoon is planned in America.
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Lynched for Shooting Circus Man near Frankfort
Frankfort Kentucky June 3 John Max is reported to have been lynched after shooting a circus performer. Details are sparse as officials investigate the incident and the mob action.
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Lynching of Suspect After Circus Man Shooting
A black man accused of fatally shooting circus proprietor B C Bowers was seized from jail and lynched by a mob on Wednesday night, removing any chance of trial.
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Radical Reichstag Leader Dr Barth Dies in Germany
Baden Baden Germany June 3 Dr Theodore Barth born 1849 and leader of a radical party in the reichstag died Wednesday night.
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Germany
Theodore Barth
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Proper Regulation of Liquor Traffic Urged
Atlantic City June 3 final session of the United Brewers Association convention heard calls for strict enforcement of liquor laws and regulation of saloons. Percy Andreas of Ohio urged brewers to help authorities wipe out low dives and pledged cooperation with local state associations to ensure compliance by brewers who ship beer across state lines.
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Ohio State Brewer's Association
Wall Street Opens Active Despite Mixed Stocks
New York traders saw brisk dealings with some losses yet overall market strength. United States Steel surged to buy 6500 shares around 67 3-8 to 67 5-8, then eased, while Reading fell about a point and Union Pacific slipped briefly before Steel and Union Pacific recovered, with Southern Pacific influencing the closing tone.
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Rioting Returns in Philadelphia as Workers Clash with Transit
Disturbances erupt in multiple Philadelphia sections during the noon hour as workers throw bricks at conductors and motormen. The unrest, labeled a renewal of rioting, centers on transit routes with injuries reported and police responding to sporadic outbreaks.
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Political leaders secure a tentative agreement on transit strike
Philadelphia leaders broker a tentative settlement as motormen and conductors push demands. Rioting flares in Northeast Philadelphia with brick throwing and car attacks. Elevated and subway service suffers a partial stoppage while talks continue and a modified wage demand is reviewed by the workers.
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Robbers Board Steamboat In Bordentown Aboard
Three men boarded the steamboat Springfield between Bordentown and Philadelphia Wednesday night and with clubs razors and axes robbed the purser fireman and two deck hands of gold watches jewelry and clothes. They threatened death if resisted.
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Parham Sentenced in Atlanta Assault Case
H M Parham a Pressmen's Union member was sentenced in Atlanta city court to thirty days in the stockade and held on $1000 bail to answer a charge of assault with intent to murder after an attack on Oscar Wike a nonunion pressman in Atlanta on June 3.
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Pressmen’s Union
Denmark Celebrates King Frederick's Birthday Across Realm
Copenhagen reports nationwide fêtes honoring King Frederick on his birthday. Born June 1 1843, he ascended the throne in 1906 and remains a beloved ruler as crowds show homage throughout Denmark.
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Weather Outlook for West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia shows showers Friday and Saturday partly cloudy. Virginia expects showers Friday with cooler eastern portions and Saturday partly cloudy, warmer inland with moderate variable winds.
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Virginia
Former Boston City Council Leader Sentenced in Fraud Case
Lee F. Mc Cullough former president of the Boston common council and James T. Cassidy were sentenced to two and one year respectively in state prison for conspiracy to defraud Boston of 200 dollars through a false law books order. Former Alderman Geo H. Battis received three years for larceny tied to a city athletic contest.
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Lee F. McCullough
Boston Common Council
James T. Cassidy
Geo. H. Battis
King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend
King James won the Brooklyn Handicap by a length over Restigouche at Gravesend New York. The Celt, the odds on favorite, finished third as a new race record of 2.04 was set, surpassing last year by one fifth of a second. King James and Restigouche are entries of Sam Hildreth, while The Celt is owned by James R. Keene.
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James R. Keene
Staunton Ice Plant Fire Destroys East City Border Plant
A major Staunton blaze destroyed the ice plant on the eastern city border, with a 40 000 dollar loss. Owners Frank Tannehbill and IC B Ralston insured for about 15 000 dollars. The fire also consumed a residence, stable, and a brick storage building as flames raged for two hours beyond the hose line reach.
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Frank Tannehbill
IC. B. Ralston
Fir
The Whirl Ad Advises Not to Buy Fakes
An advertisement urges consumers to avoid imitation flavoring extracts and to stick to Sauer’s, the standard brand for 26 years, claiming deep experience and reliability.
In Frame of Mind Collocuy Consumes Three Hours
A tense session features a dispute over remarks about wages. Allegations that Germany took exceptions provoke a heated exchange among officials. The lengthy colloquy ends with no clear resolution.
Senate in clash over German remarks and impertinence
Washington June 3 The senate opened in a tense mood with clashes sparked by Mr Stone of Missouri defending Germany against Mr Aldrich who called German officials impertinent The exchange led to a three hour colloquy and a pledge to publish German statements The day featured further debates on the cotton schedule and accusations of illness used to dodge conferences.
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Quorum Not Reached as House Adjourns for Weekend
The House adjourned until Monday after failing to reach a quorum. Mr. Macon of Arkansas noted the lack, while Mr. Payne of New York indicated that if no quorum exists Monday he will move the sergeant at arms to compel attendance to allow a bill vote next week.
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Rioters in Kensington Clash with Police in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 3 a mob near Kensington Avenue grew from about 2,000 to nearly 4,000 aiming at the transit barn to destroy it. Police faced stones and assaults as cars were wrecked and workers injured. Other disturbances at Broad Street Erie Avenue Thirteenth Street and Allegheny Avenue subsided after news of a potential settlement.
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Travelers Protective Association Officers Elected in Asheville
Officers chosen include Labeaume of St Louis as secretary and treasurer P J Omera of Indianapolis as president Schuyler Logan named assistant secretary Frank Pegus from South Carolina is first vice president Geo W Smith of St Louis chairs the national board with Dir members Scharlach Diehl Rock and St John from Texas New York and St Louis listed among directors.
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National Travelers Protective Association
Ll. T. Labeaume
St. Louis
P. J. Omeara
Indianapolis
Garey King
Rome
Chin
T. Schuyler Logan
Frank Pegus
South Carolina
National Board of Directors
Geo. W. Smith
Fred R. Scharlach
Geo. Diehl
Texas
John T. Rock
W. W. St. John
New York
Future King Prince of Wales Birthday Celebrations Abroad
The Prince of Wales, England’s future king, turned forty four today amid healthy spirits. Congratulatory messages poured in from the royal family and friends while many presents arrived. Salutes in London Windsor and from ships at naval stations marked the day.
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Movement to bury William Penn on Delaware banks
In Congress a plan to bring Penns coffin from England for interment on the Delaware river banks gains support from Representative Palmer Penn and five others. In Washington the Taft White House conference with AFL leaders Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison focused on labor laws and interstate corporations.
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Hour's Work by Laxy Man Nets $100 Sturgeon
George Conine set out in a small boat to catch a sturgeon. Within an hour he returned with a 65 pound fish and 114 pounds of meat. The catch yielded $100 in value and caviar.
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Catskill
George Conine
Carnations Sale Ad At Wast Kod Pharmacy Saturdays
Local ad lists carnations available while supplies last each Saturday at Wast Kod Pharmacy with price of 40 cents per dozen. The notice is dated May 7, 1921.
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Coal Dominates Maine Mills as Southern Coal Triumphs
Portland dispatch notes southern bituminous coal replaces wood and anthracite in New England mills and pulp plants. Grand Trunk Railway shifts to Virginian coal, while Maine mills ship coal to Biddeford and Lewiston. Wood uses decline as coal costs drop.
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G. Wilfred Pearce
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All in the Lens See Quality Glasses and Optics
A local optician emphasizes finding a flawless precisely shaped lens. A perfect lens relieves eye strain and provides comfortable vision, while a wrong lens can worsen sight. The shop offers careful examinations to determine exact needs and fit.
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