Hebrew League Banquet Honors Dr Hatfield in West Virginia
The West Virginia Hebrew Association hosted a banquet in Welch to honor Dr Hatfield whose primary victory aided by Jewish citizens was celebrated. Governor Glasscock and administration members attended and voiced support for Hatfield urging unity and free from religious discrimination.
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Welch
McKinley Club
West Virginia
Durst
Blue
Reed
Warden Frown
Glasscock
Hatfield
You
Second Trial for Murder of a Girl in Detroit
Detroit June 27 Dr George A Fritch a noted Detroit physician faces a second trial for the murder of Mabel Millman from Ann Arbor whose dismembered body was found near Ecorse Creek on September 6 1909 The case hinged on a chauffeur testimony claiming Fritch hired him for a midnight disposal of the victim after a criminal operation A state supreme court reversal granted the new trial and the chauffeur has since disappeared while prosecutors seek him for testimony.
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Mich
George A. Fritch
Fritch
Mabel Millman
Millman
Ann Arbor
Ecorse Creek
Dr. Fritch
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
No injunction sought as miners challenge guards at Paint Creek
Charleston W V June 27 Special The seven striking miners could not obtain an injunction against coal companies on Paint Creek due to the absence of Circuit Judge Burdette The miners allege the guards are a public nuisance and seek relief against their maintenance in the area
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Charleston
W. Va
8. C. Burdette
Paint Creek
New Political History by Mr Bryan Stirs Democratic Convention
William J. Bryan led the Democratic convention into a progressive declaration opposing the nomination of any candidate tied to the “privilege seeking class.” A two thirds vote supported the resolution against nominees under obligations to J Pierpont Morgan Thomas F Ryan or August Belmont. The hall erupted with boos cheers and hisses as delegates debated state rights and the ballot timing continued past midnight.
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T. F. Ryan
August Belmont
Baltimore
William J. Bryan
J. Piert Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Jmont
Ryan
Belmont
Delgates
Virginia
New York
Loor
Bryan
Republican Stork Leaves Triplets in Cohoes
Albany on June 27 Liana Turcott already father of seven children waited for a stork visit at Hudsor Avenue Cohoes. The doctor announced three boys and Turcott rejected names Taft Teddy Hughes. He warned against Bryant Dix Gaynor and Murphy.
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Liana Turcott
Hudsor Avenue
Cohoes
Dogto
Taft
Turcott
Teddy
Hughes
Bryan
Dix
Gaynor
Murphy
May Drop Darrow Trial
Los Angeles district attorney Fredericks consulted with leading lawyers and businessmen on dropping the prosecution of Clarence Darrow. He cites errors in records and alleged court indulgence of disturbances by Socialists and labor spectators at the McNamara brothers dynamiter case.
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Los Angeles
Fredericks
Clarence Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Veteran Educator Retires From Michigan Faculty
Professor Martin L. D'Ooge head of the Greek department at the University of Michigan retires after forty five years of service. He is the oldest member of the Michigan faculty by tenure and among the oldest educators in the United States. He retires with Carnegie pension.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Martin L. D’ooge
University of Michigan
D’oage
Michigan
United States
Carnegie
American Bride for Grahame-White in Essex Ceremony
Claude Grahame White, renowned aviator linked to socialite rumors, married Dorothy Taylor at Widford church Essex. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of Sir Daniel and Lady Gooch, close friends of the bride.
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London
Claude Grahame- White
Benedict
Dorothy Taylor
le Roy Taylor
Roswell P. Flower
New York
Widford
Essex
Daniel and
Aly Gooch
Statue of Francis Bacon Unveiled in Gray's Inn
A statue honoring Francis Bacon, famed Elizabethan scholar and jurist, was unveiled in South Square, Gray's Inn, London. The ceremony featured Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour who delivered the oration before a large gathering of notable figures.
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Francis Bacon
London
Francs Bacon
South Square
Gray’s Inn
Arthur J. Balfour
Monument to Hampden Re-edified in Buckinghamshire
A monument to John Hampden the parliamentary leader during the Civil War was reerdified today in the Vale of Aylesbury Buckinghamshire his native county. It marks the second major Hampden memorial after a column raised about fifty years ago at Chalgrove Oxfordshire where he fell in battle with Prince Rupert’s cavalry.
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Hampden
London
John Hampden
Charles I
Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
Chalgrove
Oxfordshire
Prince Ripert
Congress Adjourns After Brief Sessions in Washington
Congress met at 10 oclock and adjourned after a forty minute session until Monday Conferees with the house were appointed on the legislative appropriation bill The house met at noon and adjourned soon afterward until Monday.
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Congress
Washington
House
Farmer Drury Badley Dies From Bee Swarm Attack
In Parkersburg West Virginia on June 27, Drury B. Badley a wealthy farmer was attacked by a swarm of bees that settled in his hair and stung him to death before medical help arrived.
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Weath
Hy Rees
Parkersburg
W. oVa
Drury B. Badley
No Result on First Ballot in Baltimore Nomination Showdown
Baltimore on June 28 witnessed cheering as no candidate secured the required votes on the first ballot. Underwood was seconded by J. R. Anderson, with Shively naming Governor Marshall and A Mitchell Palmer supporting Wilson. Harry A. Dougherty and Congressman Flood led further nominations, keeping the balloting unsettled.
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Baltimore
Underwood
J. R. Anderson
Georgia
Shively
Regess Taken Until 4 Oclock Vote on First Ballot
The report notes Regess is held or detained until 4 o clock as the first ballot is awaited. Officials prepare for subsequent voting phases and recounts if needed. The item centers on timing for a decisive vote and potential further action by authorities.
Wilson demonstration challenges Clark display in Baltimore
At 3 15 a m the Wilson group paused the Clark adherents record of one hour and five minutes. The Wilson demonstration after surpassing the Clark hurrah began to diminish as the night progressed in Baltimore on June 28.
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Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
St Luke called a crackerjack reporter by journalism dean
Waler Williams dean of the Missouri University School of Journalism told National Press Club members that ancient reporters like St Luke could teach modern journalists. He praised Luke as terse graphic and truthful and noted Moses as editor of the world’s records. He cited 21 journalism schools with 2000 students across universities and their rapid acceptance by the National Press Association.
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Waler Williams
School of Journalism
Missouri University
National Press Club
St. Luke
Matthew
Associated Press
Moses
Dean Williams
National Press Association
Democratic Nomination Battle Echoes for Clark and Underwood
The Baltimore convention paused ballots for the night after speeches praising Oscar W. Underwood and Champ Clark. Bankhead lauded Underwood as Democratic standard bearer while Reed endorsed Clark, urging a leader who bears hardships and avoids factional divides in a pivotal tariff fight.
Campaign Parades and Delegates Back Baldwin Support
Reed closed at 12 25 as a Clark demonstration began. The Clark rally lasted 1 hour 5 minutes with Rogers James Baldwin and Henry Wade Rogers nominating Governor Simeon E Baldwin of Connecticut. He said Connecticut now urges the nation for the second time in its history.
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Clark
Rogers
Ballot Deferment at Democratic Convention Delays Vote
Oscar Underwood of Alabama and Champ Clark of Missouri were nominated at 12 30 a m but no vote was planned that night. Balloting was postponed until noon Friday or later. Bryan's push to exclude Ryan and Belmont sparked protests but his revised rule against candidates tied to those interests passed.
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Bankhead
Underwood
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
B. Bankhead
Mr. Underwood
Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon
Reed
Clark
Arizona
Missouri
James D. Reed
Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
Bryan
Ryan-Belmont-Morgan
Mr. Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Virginia
August Belmont
New York
Hia
Five Seamen Die From Explosion Aboard French Cruiser
Five sailors aboard the French cruiser Michelet, bombarded near Hyeres, Toulon, are dying in a hospital after a premature six inch gun explosion. The incident occurred June 27 as the vessel was at sea nearby.
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Toulon
France
Nea Rethres
Gaseer
Cruiier
Michelet
Hyeres
Aviator Paul Peek Circles Capitol in Charleston Flight
During Charleston aviation meet closing day Paul Peek in a Columbia biplane rose from the grounds two miles below the city and circled the state capitol and the former school building despite strong winds.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paul Peek
Columbia
State Capitol
Bryan asserts no talks with Roosevelt circle or rivals
Bryan said last night he did not confer with Col. Roosevelt's friends nor with Outlook representatives. Lafollette has not visited or sent for him. Crane and Heney, labeled Republican shouters, called Tuesday but were not received in Bryan's inner room. He greeted them in the public ante room before resuming private it.
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Baltimore
William J. Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Lafollette
Mr. Bryan
Charles &R. Crane
Francis J. Heney
Mr. Heney
Mr. Crane
Strike worries French Government
Paris reports the French government is distressed by a seamen's strike causing heavy losses to French shipping. Ship owners say higher wages cannot be afforded, escalating tensions between labor and industry in June.
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Paris
Frontier Guard Deployments Amid Canton Unrest
Hongkong reports British troops sent from Pakhoi to guard the frontier for an indeterminate period. Canton is in ferment with railroad disruptions and several locomotives tampered with. Executions occur daily as Pakhoi’s mayor claims 5,000 killed locally.
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Hongkong
Canton
Pakhoi
Gulf of Tonking
Engineer Killed in Dixie Flyer Crash Near Mattinton
Engineer Hendricks was killed and about a score of passengers injured when the Dixie Flyer of the Chicago and Eastern railroad derailed near Mattinton while traveling at high speed. The locomotive overturned as the train had left Chicago last night for Jacksonville.
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Chicago
Hendricks
Chicago and Eastern Railroad
Mattinton
Jacksonville
Bryan sway at convention fuels party rift and minority credential victory
At Baltimore June 27 the Democratic convention saw Bryan gain a minority report adoption on credentials, while Clark backed by New York faced Wilson. Pandemonium followed, protests over delegates, and Bryan pressed a resolution denouncing privilege seeking classes.
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Minority Report of
Democratic Party
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