Rising in Vienna Against Servia Sparks Student Demonstration
In Vienna Emperor Francis Joseph endures bereavement as anti-Servian protests expand from Bosnia to the capital. German nationalist students, about three hundred, burn a Servian flag at half mast near the legation while gendarmerie disperses the crowd.
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Roosevelt blasts Penrose in husky Pittsburg speech
Former President Roosevelt denounces Senator Boies Penrose and Wilson era policies in a six hour Pittsburg address to the Pennsylvania Progressive League. He coins a new phrase Government by convulsion and urges support for the Progressive ticket amid concerns over health and hearing as he criticizes Republican leaders.
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West Virginia Ends Wet Era Amid Saloons Closings
West Virginia shifts to dry as riots erupt in Charleston and Mingo County. Deputy Sheriff Carlton is killed and Deputy Maynard wounded in a moonshine related gunfight. Saloons close at midnight sparking busy sales and security patrols statewide.
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Stallo Bride Laura McDonald Weds Prince Murat in Paris
Miss Laura McDonald Stallo marries Prince Michel Murat at St Joseph's Church Paris in a ceremony attended by Ambassador Myron Herrick and Princess Murat. Civil vows were yesterday with Herrick and Prince Murat as witnesses. Couple to tour Arctic voyage aboard chartered yacht lasting six months.
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Thyroid Gland of Amon Key Heals Child
Paris June 20. Dr Voronoff reports the radical cure of a fourteen year old cretin with myxaedema using grafted baboon thyroid tissue. The patient showed rapid physical and mental improvement after the operation in front of nineteen doctors at the Academy of Medicine. This supports possibilities of constructive surgery echoing Alexis Carrel's work.
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Academy of Medicine
Paris
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New York
Women’s Club Delegation Seeks Suffrage Presses Wilson
Five hundred members of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs marched to the White House in Washington to urge a federal woman suffrage amendment. President Wilson reiterated that the issue is not in the party platform and should be settled by the states, leaving the women disappointed and considering action against the Democratic party. Led by Ellis Logan, Harvey Wiley, Rheta Chile Dorr, and Alice Paul, the procession included babies in the East Room as speeches were delivered without demonstrations.
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Washington
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White House
Wilson
Democratic Party
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Harvey W. Wiley
Rheta Chile Dorr
Alice Paul
East Room
Ballou Mystery Nears Solution in Connecticut
Stamford police pursue theory that Waldo R Ballou the aged political leader who died last week was murdered Witnesses indicate a second man fled the Angle apartment after Ballou left Tuesday and a quarrel caused the fatal blow Coroner to resume inquest Friday and possible arrest.
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Stamford
Conn
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Helen M. Angle
Ballou
Democratic Senators to stay in session for trust bill vote
A Senate conference of Democratic leaders called by Majority Leader Kern sets plan to keep Congress in Washington through adjournment to pass antitrust legislation. Leaders expect a party sense resolution, with no fixed bill outlines, as committees hold key trust measures. The move aims to unify Democrats and temper Republican opposition while pressing for action this summer. Archduke Maximilian.
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Kern
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Judiciary Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Naval bill signed by President Wilson approves new ships
President Wilson signed the naval appropriation bill authorizing two new superdreadnoughts and fourteen auxiliary ships, plus a third large battleship funded by selling Idaho and Mississippi. Secretary Daniels noted the appropriation is about half a million dollars less than last year, with retrenchment through economics and competition. The 1913 program had one superdreadnought, six destroyers, four submarines, one transport and one supply ship.
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Washington
Wilson
Idaho
Mississippi
Daniels
Man Killed Trying to Break Jail With Explosion
Walter Atchison 31 year old was killed in a jail breakout attempt in Danville Illinois. An explosion damaged the Williamsport jail while Sheriff Cowgill was away. It is unclear whether dynamite or nitroglycerin was used and how he obtained it. Atchison had been jailed on horse stealing charges. his home was near Henderson Kentucky.
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Cowgill
Pensacola Offers Bounty on Dead Rats to Fight Plague
Pensacola Florida on June 30 offered a bounty of five cents for each dead rat delivered to the State laboratory to combat buborta plague from New Orleans.
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New Orleans
State Laboratory
Quarantine Tightens as Bubonic Plague Contained in New Orleans District
In New Orleans a rigid quarantine covers the infected district after a bubonic plague scare. W. W. Wilkinson, who fell ill after Charles Lundene’s death, shows improvement. Twenty seven others from the Industrial Home of the Volunteers of America remain in isolation. Four blocks under guard restrict movement, with many shops operating under sealed, rat-proof packaging.
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Volunteers of America
Surgeon General Blue Heads to New Orleans in Bubonic Plague Campaign
Dr. Rupert Blue, Surgeon General of the Public Health Service, left tonight for New Orleans to cooperate with state and municipal authorities in the campaign against bubonic plague reported in an area of the city. He will confer with local health officers before advising Federal action.
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New Orleans
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Leper at Penikes Island to receive wireless license
Archibald Thomas, a leper at the Penikes Island colony near New Bedford Mass, will be licensed by the Navy Department as an amateur wireless operator. He has studied wireless telegraphy for five years with the colony and may be examined by telephone or other means rather than a on site test.
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New Bedford
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Boston
Dayton Dudes Mope Over Detachable Skirts Bathing Suits
Day to n men expected Adonis like beach scenes at Island Park but the new city bathing suits proved to have detachable skirts. Welfare Director Garland defended the design calling the suits modern.
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Rabbis Discuss Growing Desertions In Jewish Education
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune from Detroit Michigan reports Rabbi Moses J. Gries of Cleveland urges universal Jewish education. He proposes a commission to study unaffiliated Jews, intermarriage, Sabbath school attendance, marriage and divorce, and the impact of new religions on Jewish households.
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Cleveland
Central Conference of American Rabbis
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Israel
Hair pulling row in crowded Philadelphia street car
In Philadelphia on June 90 three girls quarrel over fashion on a crowded Eleventh street car sparking a hair pulling fight. Elizabeth McCann Ethel Armstrong and Bessie Wilson 18 19 and years were arrested and each sentenced to twenty four hours. James Dillon intervened and received ten days. Magistrate Elley ordered the punishment.
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Philadelphia
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Elizabeth McCann
Ethel Armstrong
Bessie Wilson
Charity dies leaving Pittsburg estate in trust for poor
Mrs Katherine McKee who died last week left 150000 in a trust fund to buy coal for the poor in Lawrenceville and East Liberty Presbyterian Church care. Five thousand dollars funds aged Methodist preachers in memory of Rev Moses Entrican. Had she lived to August 25 she would have been 100.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Katherine McKee
Lawrenceville
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moses Entrican
John Wesley
McKee
Hat Sale Ends in Diamonds Worth Nine Thousand Dollars
In Philadelphia a man returned to E. H. Parry’s hat shop claiming his old hat, only to uncover seven large diamonds hidden inside. Clerk Parry, a gem expert, appraised their value at $9,000, prompting astonishment at the store.
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Parry
Carranza and Villa to Mediate Quietly
Carranza and Villa adherents in El Paso await details of a proposed conference between Villa and Carranza representatives to settle differences threatening the Constitutionalist revolution. No names or arrangements had been announced.
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