Miners Withdraw From Federation Over Million Contribution
Butte Montana June 16 Alleging twenty years of affiliation with the Western Federation of Miners yielded no benefit the Miners Union Pee organ declares its withdrawal repudiating the contract and returns its charter to Denver amid factional tensions and alleged mismanagement of strike funds. Washington June 16 Georgetown University grants Doctor of Jews degree to Surgeon General Gorgas for Panama Canal zone work. The Whitaker Glassner Co Mar thins Ferry Ohio resumes operations restoring 300 jobs after a three week shutdown due to labor difficulties.
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Butte, Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Pee
Denver
Butts Miners’ Union
Western Federation
Washington
W. ©. Gorgas
U.S. A
Georgetown University
Panama Canal Zone
Whitaker-Glassner Co
Martin’s Ferry
Ohio
Woman appointed to membership in education board
A Newtown school meeting last evening elected Miss S. J. Scudder the first woman to join the town committee, as part of a shift allowing the committee to select teachers for the year. The district also noted routine officer elections, a surplus in the treasury, and various local social updates and obituaries.
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Education
Newtown
Miss Scudder
Middle District
H. Carleton Hubbell
F. J. Gale Enairman
A. B. Blakeman
Benea
Oscar Pitscher
William A. Leonard
P. H. Ganmon
H. M. Tieman
S. J. Scudder
Stepney
Will HN. Tremann
Board of
School Visitors
Ezra L Johns
Tiemann
Hilsie Ferris
Ly Northrop
Elizabeth Noble
New
Milford
William
S. Hawley
Hawleyville
P. W. Campbell
Harry Walker
Harley T. Peck
New Haven
Bridgeport
Ernest Sanford
L. R. Edwards
Tufts' Biggest Class Graduates at Tufts College
Medford Mass June 16 the largest Tufts class, 225 graduates, received diplomas. Jackson College added 22 seniors. Nine Tufts men pursued bachelor of science. One earned master of arts and three master of science. Remaining graduates from medical dental and theological schools.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts College
Jackson College
Tufts
Medical
Dental
Russian Grand Duke Constantine Constantinovitch Dies
Petrograd reports Grand Duke Constantine Constantinovitch head of military schools died last night of heart disease at 57. He was a member of the reigning family and his heir is Prince Jean Constantinovitch.
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Petrograd
Constantine Constantinovitch
Jis
Jean Constantinovitch
Exclusive Auto Hats and Sport Hats Displayed
A local display promotes classy exclusive Auto Hats and Sport Hats that stay on the head without pins. The note invites readers to come and see the choice collection and admire its quality.
Graduates Present Gifts at City Normal School
Teaching Day at City Normal School featured class gifts including the Cantorian Frieze donated by the class of 1915 depicting boys at play, and a grafanola from the eighth grade. Hundreds attended to see manual training and sewing displays by sixth graders, with admired baskets and caned items from irregular rooms. the exercises were exceptionally successful.
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Norma School
Charles W. Deane
Young teachers conduct classes in a creditable manner
Readable fragments describe young teachers delivering lessons in a creditable manner within a classroom setting, highlighting their conduct and approach to instruction. No further contextual details available from the fragment.
Frank's Hearing May End Tonight
Atlanta June 16 The hearing before Governor Slaton on Leo M. Frank's plea for commutation of his death sentence was resumed with the prospect of concluding by night. William M. Howard continued his argument for Frank, resuming the trial testimony where adjourned Monday.
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Atlanta
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
William M. Howard
Frank
One Jailed Two Committed For Stealing Auto
In Litchfield Connecticut on June 16 Joseph Dupey of Winsted received a sentence of one to two years in the state prison. Fred Gent of Nyack New York and Winfield Lawrence of Winsted were committed to the state reformatory after pleading guilty in superior court to stealing an automobile belonging to C D Clark of Torrington. The auto was taken June 8 after binding chauffeur John Scoville and was abandoned at Twin Lakes before arrests in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Litchfield
Conn
Joseph Dupey
Winsted
Fred Gent
Nyack
N. Y
Winfield Lawrence
State Reformatory
C. D. Clark
Torrington
John Scoville
Twin Lakes
Poughkeepsie, N
Secretary Lindley M. Garrison as Secretary of State rumor
Washington June 16 gossip centers on Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison as a potential secretary of state. The president reportedly holds him in high regard for his legal mind, with a photo of him reviewing West Point cadets at the annual commencement exercises in West Point, N Y.
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Washington
Lindley M. Garrison
Garrison
West Point
June Weddings At Park Avenue Home
June weddings are planned this evening at 126 Park Avenue as Miss May Hatheway and Rev. Ralph Timberlake prepare for Episcopal ceremony. The bride wears white satin with lace cap and veil, and the couple will reside in New Haven after a wedding trip.
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May Hatheway
Sam Edward Hatheway
Ralph Moore Timberlake
William Timberlake
Ottawa
Can
Park Avenue
Richard L. Swain
D.D
Harry R. Miles
Dwight Place Church
New Haven
Hatheway
Helen Phelps
Ansonia
Cleveland Rice
Methodist Rally Supports Commission Government Tomorrow
Methodist Churchmen will hold a Commission Government rally tomorrow evening in the First Methodist church lecture room on Fairfield avenue. President James A. Marr of the Commission Government League and other speakers will discuss the topic and answer questions. Also noted is Henry Toberga Chicago streetcar conductor now on vacation after the car strike.
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Commission Government
First Methodist Church
Fairfield Avenue
James A. Marr
Commission Government League
Henry Toberg
Chicago
Busy Bridgeport Cash Store Sells Wash Fabrics Cheap
The Smith Murray Co. offers wash fabrics from a manufacturer at low cost. Lot includes 40 in. voiles, cassaree, silk pressed voiles, striped linens, serpentine crepe remnants, and beach cloth. Main floor displays many designs and colors for cool summer frocks and outfits. Prices highlight substantial savings for shoppers.
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Smith-Murray CO
Bridgeport
Copenhagen
BeDe
Stndies
Clear Price of Undermuslins offers big bargains
Bargain sale to clear broken assortments and make room for new stock. Prices are cut on undermuslins with items such as 97c nainsook gowns now 59 cents and 29 cents to 42 cents for drawers and corset covers. Basement area features lawn dresses and children's items priced low.
Bryan urges neutral nations to press for peace and restraint
In a lengthy statement titled World Will Be President says Bryan that mediation will come and neutral nations must act with courage. He notes the composite American population linking Europe and the United States through citizens abroad and their descendants. He argues neutral nations face economic disruption and domestic problems, warns against war questions intruding into policy, and stresses the burden of maintaining neutrality amid shipping shortages and disrupted commerce. He predicts an international conference on peace as soon as conflict ends and calls for restraint and adherence to evolving international law.
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Bryan
United States
Europe
Quote on bearing burden and avoiding war through reason
A quotation expresses the idea that nations should bear the burden themselves and not transfer it to others, criticizing those who seek to avoid war by appealing to reason instead of force. The line emphasizes self reliance and responsible action in international affairs.
Thaw Hearing Postponed Again in Thaw Case
New York June 16 Supreme Court Justice Hendrick adjournedHarry K Thaw's trial for sanity. postponed until Tuesday as the state seeks to vacate the order to try him. Thaw, escorted by deputies, was returned to Ludlow Street jail after a brief proceeding.
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New York
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Harry K. Thaw
Court of Appeals
Thaw
Ludlow Street
Zeppelin inventor Count Zeppelin gravely ill in Amsterdam
The Exchange Telegraph reports from Amsterdam that Count Zeppelin, inventor of the German dirigible, is seriously ill with bronchitis and confined to bed at Stuti. He could not keep a scheduled visit to Imperial headquarters.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Stuti
Imperial
Brief Typhus Note and Appointments in Brief
In Paris dispatches 342 typhus cases were reported in Austria for the week ending June 6. President Wilson named Charles B. Williams of Georgia United States attorney for the Panama Canal Zone. London broker Harry Gwynner was suspended three years for rule violations. Suffragists held a flower fete on the Albany capitol steps despite protests. A refined Ammelogs woman in London is reportedly suffering memory loss. Farmer-Want Ads. One Cent igs.
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Austria
Wilson
Charlies B. Williams
Georgia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Harry & Gwynner
London Stock Exchange
Capitol
Albany
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