Silver Jubilee Auto Review Opens Kaiser Celebrations
In Berlin this afternoon the 25th reign anniversary began with a review by the Imperial Automobile club and other motor groups on the Army Chaussee. Prince Henry of Prussia led the corps, amid flowers, while the Emperor receives many addresses. The Empress and Emperor head to the stadium for an equestrian tourney as 70,000 school children rehearse songs for Monday. Berlin funds 25,000 for street decorations, 15,000 for Unter Den Linden. The main day Sunday features church, wreath laying, and family time. Monday plans include a gala dinner and a performance of The Valkyrie at the Royal Opera. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Martin
Emperor William
Imperial Automobile Club
Volunteer Automobile Corps
Army Chaussee
Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Duke of
Peror
Castle Court
Unter den Linden
Frederick
Japanese in the American Army Enlisted Men
Patrick J. Cosgrove, a former Wheeler school graduate and private with Company I of the 1st U.S. Infantry, returns on furlough after years in the Philippines. He recounts encounters with Japanese workers in the U.S. military, noting several enlisted as mess attendants and valets earning about 50 dollars monthly, and sparks debate over their citizenship status amid California tensions.
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Philippines
1St
U. S. Infantry
Patrick J. Cosgrove
Wheeler School
Oak Street
Fort Slocum
New York
Cosgrove
Army
United States
Mindanao
P. L
Vancouver
Islands
Frank Frawley
Arch Street
Bridgeport
Goeiany A
2Nd
United States Army
Navy
California
Bunce Under Bonds Corrected Address
Henry Bunce remains under bonds of 500 dollars for trial next Thursday. He resides at 146 Merriam Street, not at 695 East Main Street as stated in last evening’s issue.
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Bunce
Henry Bunce
Merriam Street
East Main Street
Bargain Day Hats and Millinery Extravaganza
A large sale listing untampered straw hats, trim hats, and sun hats at 19c to $13.00, with many prices cut dramatically. Features untrimmed hemp and chip straw hats, white ratine and corduroy hats, black trimmed turbans, genuine Panama hats, and numerous lace and veil add-ons. Also highlights silk petticoats, embroidered lawn waists, linen coats, and ostrich plumes, with markdowns across summer millinery stock.
Freight Rates on Coke Reduced by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a general readjustment with about 12 percent cuts in coke freight rates from the Connellsville region Pennsylvania to furnaces and steel mills east and west. Reparation totals were disallowed. Five Coke Producers cases had been under consideration nearly a year. The major suit was brought by the Coke Producers Association of the Connellsville region against the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Washington
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coke Producers’ Association
Baltimore & Ohio
Coke Rate Dispute Across Connellsville and West Virginia
A report notes the contention over Connellsville Coke rates as unreasonable and discriminatory versus West Virginia rates. The struggle is framed as a challenge to preferential treatment and calls out unequal pricing between regions.
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Connellsville
West Virginia
Leaves 250000 To Presbyterian Church Will of J Milton Colton
Funds totaling over 2500000 are bequeathed to Presbyterian church activities by the will of J Milton Colton a former Philadelphia banker probated yesterday in Norristown. The estate is valued at 1500000. After widow and family provisions a 350000 fund is created and divided into parts. Three parts go to
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
J. Milton Colton
Norristown
Smith Murray Co Saturday June Sale Bargains
Advertises a structured sale on junior, misses, and women's suits with various former prices and sale prices. Includes coats, waists, dresses, and hosiery with items for children and infants, all clearly labeled with sale prices and specific color or fabric notes. Also notes second floor, and ends with Right Aisley reference.
Bargain Sale on Women and Men’s Wear Items
A dense catalog of discounts across women and men’s wear includes Bulgarian collars and Dutch collars with substantial price cuts, cuffs, ruching, and yardage deals. Men’s furnishings feature negligee shirts, silk lisle hose, balbriggan underwear, belts, and ties at reduced prices, plus umbrellas and pillow slips in the ART DEPT with low prices and bulk offers.
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Gale
ART Dept
Presbyterians Organize Boards for Missions and Youth Work
The Presbyterian church reorganizes funding with three parts to the Board of Foreign Missions to pay missionaries salaries, three to the Board of Publication of Sabbath School work, two to the Board for relief of disabled ministers and widows and orphans, and the rest to local churches for founding and endowing a Young Men’s Christian Association.
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Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Board For
Board of Publication
Presbyterian Churches
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Uncle Joe Cannon Says Women Don’t Want Vote in Illinois
Tuscola Illinois June 138 Women do not want the right to vote says Joseph G Cannon former speaker of the national House of Representatives addressing a Douglas county audience He asserts he is not opposed if women truly want it but believes the vote would fail by about 50000 with remarks about a handsome man running for office He notes his speech may be his last and recalls Tuscola as the place where he began practicing law.
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Tuscola
Illinois
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Douglas County
Joe
Cannon
Despatch of cardboard schoolhouse models by parcel post
Washington June 13. Despatching of one two and four room schoolhouses by parcel post is the newest feature adopted by the United States bureau of Education. The models are cardboard architecturally correct and complete in hygienic detail. They aim to aid small rural communities unable to hire an architect to have updated schoolhouses.
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Washington
Parcel Post
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau
President to take family to summer home from White House
President Wilson will personally lead Mrs Wilson and their daughters from the White House to Cornish New Hampshire this summer the move announced today depends on Congress actions and plans for the vacation.
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Washington
Wilson
President plans early month trip before July recess
The article notes Congress will adjourn around July 4 for a recess likely from Wednesday to the following Monday. The President intends to stay in the Capitol while his family settles in their summer home, ensuring he can return for the session resumption. Mr Wicon says he fears neither heat nor southern climate.
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Congress
Wicon
Brazilian minister tours Annapolis naval academy visit
Dr Laura Muller of Brazil and party were taken to Annapolis to inspect the naval academy. A special drill, hydro aeroplane flights and building inspections were arranged. Brazil considers adding hydro aeroplanes to its military. Secretary Garrison hosts a dinner in their honor.
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Washington
Laura Muller
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Brazil
Garrison
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Esines
Kaiser
Elizabeth Fleming
St. Vincent's Hospital
Patrick J. Fleming
Joseph Bernard
Tee
William,Michael and
Josep
Cyrus Presto
Cyrus
Kline’s
Copenhagen
Craft
Bridgeporter
Horsford
E. H. Dillon & CO
Main St
Bnirtford
Cea
Rue ST. Cecile
Paris
Ss. & H. Green
A&p Condensed
Ls A An
A&p
Peck
O. D. Cleanser
Main Street
E. Main Street
Smith-Murray Co
Cloak Dept
Coats
McCall
Joe Cannon
GARE
Jane Street
Frank J. Ostrofsky
DR. Muller
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