Gettysburg Reunions Move Veterans and Girls to Tears
Gettysburg Pa June 30 soldiers of peace from north south east and west gather for semi centennial events on the field where 360009 men fought fifty years ago. Veterans and a few aging girls sing rally round the flag boys as tears mark the moments. Governors visit the camp and Meade and Buford veterans recount memories.
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Gettysburg
Brown
Laked Arma
Regular Army
Lee
Meade
Blue Ridge
Buford
Wheeler
Brothers In Blue
Ilinois
Metovern
Cornish Home to Serve as Summer White House
The president will occupy a Cornish New Hampshire residence as a summer White House. Mrs. Wilson and two Wilson daughters will stay most of the season, with a daughter remaining at the White House in Washington. The Harlington Hall home features a 50 foot rise to the front and expansive back lawns, with many writers and artists visiting the village in summer.
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Cornish
New Hampshire
White House
Wilson
N. H
Washington
Congress
Harling
Don Hall
Deadly flood tragedy at Merrimac river dam collapse
In Lawrence Massachusetts a wooden walk over the Merrimac river collapsed under a crowd of boys waiting to enter a municipal bathhouse. At least eleven drowned and up to forty may have been in the group as strong current and a crowded mass hindered rescue efforts.
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H Ories
Jesusuelsol
June Wedding Drop in Cheyenne Sparks Local Attention
The Cheyenne June wedding drop fell short of expectations with only 2 marriages reported. May had 26 licenses issued, while June saw many licenses from outside town and several unconventional cases.
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Cheyenne
Lobby probes renewed as committee to hear top Wall Street names
Washington and New York report a Senate investigation into lobbyists will resume with witnesses including Paul Cravath Lewis Cass Ledyard and David L Ayer. The Mulhall feud centers on influence over Congress with subpoenas issued for James A Emery J M Michael and others linked to the National Association of Manufacturers. President Wilson expresses interest as the case broadens to cover letters receipts and charges of attempts to sway legislation and elections.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wall Street
Overman
Special Committee
Wilson
Martin M. Mulhall
Baltimore
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Paul Cravath
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York
David L. Ayer
Robert 3. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Mulhall
Denate
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturered
Washington
J. M. Michael
House
Manufacturers’ Association
Sherley
Senate Committee
Reed
Missouri
Anid
McMichael
Capitol
Anus Halsey
Aleura
George Pope
Martin MyMulhall
Washingtin
Moihwil
Washington, I
Robert B. Lovett
Union Pacific
Martin M.mulhall
Colonal
Organea- Hope
War Breaks Out Between Allies Peace Plans Fail
News reports show early morning fighting across 140 miles of front as Bulgarian forces clash with Bergian and Greek positions. Both sides accuse the other of initiating hostilities while Balkan leaders seek Russian arbitration amid rising tensions in Sofia Athens and Belgrade.
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London
St. Petersburg
Athens
Belgrade
Sofia
Hostites Ig Gtrt
Bervian Military League
Pashitch
UURT Approves Dissolution Plan in Harriman Merger Case
Federal judges in Utah approve a final decree dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger. The plan, approved by Attorney General and Union Pacific counsel, provides stock exchange of 38 million of UP holdings for SP and B&O, sale of 85 million to the public, with a court appointed commissioner to enforce terms. Sale window begins November 1 1913 and ends January 1 1916, subject to future amendments.
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RT. Paul
Walter H. Sankern
William C. Hook
Walter J. Smith
District Court of the United States
District of Utah
Mehreynolds
Union Pacific Road
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Harriman
Ita
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilk
G. Carroll Tood
Union Pacific
Wo OH Looniis
H. W. Clarke
Judie Sanborn
Pla
Mia ° C. Kratuthoff
New York City
Wilson
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Trust Company of New York
Loomis
Tunfair
Ua Hed
Cue
Wade
Sanborn
Ameanil
Wr. Loomis
Todd
Washington
Mr. Clarke
J.demis
New York
Omaha
First Interest By Banks Today
Washington June 16 National banks will pay about 400000 into the United States treasury as interest for the month on government deposits. This starts the 2 percent annual rate reform urged by Secretary McAdoo. The June payment covers one month only, with annual earnings expected to exceed a million dollars.
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Washington
J. C
National Banke Tomormw
United States Treasury
McAdoo
Railway Junction Fire Near St Andrews Suspected
A fire at a railway junction near Edinburgh connecting Dundee and Aberdeen, close to St Andrews, disrupted traffic today. Police believe the blaze was started by militants, though details remain unclear as investigators work at the scene.
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Boothind
Edinburgh
Dundee
Aberdeen
St. Andrews
Fragetton
Cheyenne paving committee meeting urged public support
A meeting was held at the Gow Roads room to discuss road paving under the Greater Cheyenne club. Residents are urged to attend and express support to favor paving work and clarify their positions.
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Mlamne
Greater
Cheyenne Club
Heat Wave Fatalities Mount Across Central United States
Reports show nearly 100 deaths from a six day heat wave stretching from Denver to Lake Superior. Temperatures topped 90s and 100s with Chicago the hottest major city outside Arizona, while drownings and heat-related collapses were reported in Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Ohio and Ohio Valley.
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Jerbone
Denver
Pittsburg
United States
Tuesont Ariz
Ithbing
Minn
Biwablic
Miwakee
Racine
Sroese
Wis Peorta
Bhouls
Grand Staplie
Cleveland
Chicago
Im’ Chierco
Wisconsin
von Thrimeghout
Weather Bureau
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