Daniels Upholds Morale Committees on U S Warships
Raleigh NC, former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels said morale committees on ships would boost morale and discipline. He backed Captain Stearns in Michigan for involving enlisted men in disciplinary matters, arguing committees on every ship would improve understanding and cooperation between officers and sailors.
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Socialist Executives Meet in Detroit
Detroit June 24 The executive committee of the Socialist party met today to prep for the national convention opening tomorrow with about sixty delegates expected. Conservative leaders expect to outnumber the left by two to one on the floor over party international relations and the radicals push for affiliation with the Third International of Moscow without reservation per Soviet terms.
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Memorial Service Honors Late Publisher General Charles TH Taylor
A large gathering at Trinity church Conley square paid tribute to General Charles TH Taylor former editor of the Boston Globe who died last Wednesday. Rev Dr Alexander Mann conducted the funeral service with hymns chosen by the late editor.
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Suit of Gold Armor Sells For $95,000
A late medieval suit of decorated armor, made for Henry Trevor, second Earl of Pembroke, sold in London to a New York firm for about $95,000 at current exchange. The sale marked the highest price ever paid at a public sale for a suit of armor. The piece had remained in the same family and near a Whiten House at the sale venue.
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Baby Whale Captured In New York Harbor
A young whale, about eighteen feet long and likely too young to navigate, swam into New York Harbor and stranded near a sand bar off Staten Island. A watchman and a restaurant owner, armed with a shotgun and a carving knife, restrained the animal as local efforts to help or relocate it were considered.
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Giant U S Airship Makes Trial Flight
The thin built airship R 38 built by the United States and to be flown to America by an American crew made its first flight last night with an entirely satisfactory result. The airship left Cardigan station at 7 p m and landed about one and a half hours later after its flight over nearby counties, carrying forty eight persons including officers of the crew. Two Americans, Commander J L H Maxfield and Lieutenant Commander V N M Bier, are named among the officers.
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Harrison Constituents Protest Sims Attack
Gulfport telegram signed by more than four hundred citizens protests critics of Admiral Sims after his London speech. The message says Americans resent attacks and expresses sympathy for Sims amid ongoing debate and public sentiment in Harrison’s district.
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Financial Loss From Pueblo Flood Reported At 16 Million
A committee report publicized today estimates total flood damages in the United States Reclamation Service district at 16,784,628 dollars. Real estate, personal property, merchandise, irrigation ditches, and crops across the devastated area contribute to the loss, with real property in Pueblo pegged at 6.0 million dollars.
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Radio Signal Tests in New York Harbor Begin
Test of radio direction signals to guide navigation will be tried in New York Harbor Monday. Commissioner Putnam announced the system aims to enable navigators to locate fixed beacons not visible by sight.
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Canadian village destroyed by fire in Quebec incident
June 24 report from Quebec describes Ville Bey in Tenthintere county wiped out by a smouldering blaze. All houses razed and residents fled to Lokhiniere as seven miles of the Maniidian railway roadbed were damaged or destroyed in the blaze.
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American poloists to receive cup Monday at Buckingham Palace
June 24 report from London states King George will present the International Polo Cup to the American polo team, after their Wednesday victory over the British defenders of the trophy at Buckingham Palace. The dispatch mentions the event location and the congratulatory tone from Atlantic City and Wheeling as part of the broader coverage.
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Pershing and Diaz Exchange Greetings in Rome
General Pershing and General Diaz exchanged messages in Rome on the anniversary of a decisive battle. Pershing called the battle a turning point of the war and praised American troops, while Diaz thanked Pershing and affirmed ties of friendship between Italy and the United States.
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Disgraceful Dublin Bombings Leave One Dead
In Dublin on June 2 a bombing campaign near police barracks on Clark Street and Tuckey Street caused one woman to die and three girls plus three men to be wounded. The disorder began around seven as bombs targeted barracks and streets, with further blasts at Shan ton Street and Douglas Place. Citizens were ordered to stay indoors after eight as police and villains clashed.
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Mexican Rebel Captain Captured at La Palma
An official statement reports Mexican rebel captain Mendez captured at La Palma after revolt efforts. He is stated to face likely execution as authorities move to quell the uprising.
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Danbury & Bethel Street Railway Receivership Report Filed
Danbury resident J Ives as receiver with J P Kellogg filed the yearly report for the Danbury and Bethel Street Railway showing receipts of 827,261.54 from advertising notes and miscellaneous earnings and expenditures of 57,797.00 leaving a balance of 2,468.65 as of June 1051. The report was accepted and Kellogg granted permission to sue a preferred creditor and to issue receiver's certificates up to 400000 for operating needs with reserve for further action.
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Postal Clerk Admits Theft of 59000 in Lawrence Case
Byron M Caf feey, former Lawrence post office registry clerk, pleaded guilty to stealing 59000 that Bay State National Bank in Lawrence sent to First National Bank in this city. He was sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary in Atlanta. He was arrested in New York on June 3. George Cochran Hazelton, noted lawyer playwright and author, died today in New York.
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