East Side Pupils Fed As Relief Kitchens Open
Emergency measures in New York City plan two lower East Side kitchens to feed hundreds of hungry pupils after principals report long food shortages. Isadore Levy says many families sent children to school without meals for 48 hours and some students fainted in class. The effort is supported by the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor and United Hebrew Charities.
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New York
East Side
Lower East Side
Isadore M. Levy
Association For Improving the
The
United Hebrew Charities
Fire Marshal Race Heats Up in Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports three new entrants plus General W S Rogers and H H Hollenbeck for fire marshal after D S Creamer's vacancy. Governor delaying decision as fire insurance interests push Hollenbeck while underwriting group opposes Rogers.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W.S. Rogers
Cleveland
H. H. Hollenbeck
Chaldon
D. S. Creamer
Rogers
Grand Army of the Republic
Underwritin’ Association
Hollenbeck
Viasas
Doctor Grenfell Rescued After Forty Hours in Ice and Dogs
Dr. Wilfred Grenfell faced a hunger maddened dog attack and freezing water off Labrador for forty hours. He fought off the pack, cut boot skins for warmth, and used dead dogs as padding before signaling for help. a rescue by George Reid and others at Lockes Cove saved him.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Anwigepagk
Labrador
Wilfred Grenfell
Grenfell
Calvin W Bartlett
Dr. Grenfell
George Reid
Lockes Cove
Mare Bay
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Edward
Night riding admitted as tobacco raids prompt troops in Brown County
A young farmer near Ripley admits joining the night riders from Kentucky who scraped tobacco beds in Brown County Ohio. State Fire Marshal Creamer reports pending arrests of Ohio riders and Deputy Ambrose may act. Troop B remains and more infantry are sought as raids resume with beds destroyed near Higginsport and Devere farms.
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Columbus
Ripley
Secret Service
Creamer
Night Riders
Kentucky
Ohio
Ambrose
Cincinnati
Sheriff Caball
Georgetown
Brown County
Critchfield
Grand Jury
Commercial Tribune
Nicholas Schwalle
Louis Schumake
Henry Downing
Wiliams
Common Pleas Court
Dr. Devere
Cooper
Devere
A. B. Critchfield
First Infantry
Dunning
Jackson Smith Resigns From Isthmian Canal Commission
President Roosevelt accepts the resignation of Jackson Smith of Cincinnati a member of the Isthmian Canal Commission and manager of the Department of Labor Quarters and Subsistence at Culebra Canal Zone. Smith served three years and will relinquish duties July 15 with resignation effective September 15 enabling sixty days leave. Roosevelt praises his earnest thorough and efficient service in building the department and aiding the project.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jackson Smith
Cincinnati
Isthmian Canal Commission
Department of Labor
Culebra
Canal Zone
Smith
Morrocan tribal clash leaves heavy casualties near Mogador
In Mogador Morocco June 3 tribesmen from Anfloos with Cherifian troops defeated the Mtouguis near here. Mtouguis suffered 150 dead and tribesmen were disorganized. Rabat June 3 General Bagdani arrived with a disorganized force and troops garrisoned the city. Mequinez June 3 Mulai Hafid seized General Bagdani's wives and warned they would be sold unless submission comes promptly.
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Rabat
Morocco
Bagdani
Sultan Abd-El-Aziz
Mequinez
Mulai Hafid
Bagdan
Moroccan Foreign Board
Banker Charles Muir Dies After Suicide in New York
New York June 3. Charles Muir a paying teller at the Corn Exchange Bank on Forty Second Street shot himself in the head after confessing a five year embezzlement. He left a brief note admitting his accounts were short and died within an hour at the hospital. The bank reported a $9,068 shortage covered by a surety bond. Muir, married with a family, had worked fourteen years at the bank.
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New York
Charles Muir
Forty- Second Street
Corn Exchange Bank
Frew
Muir
Thebank
Tellef
Woman terrorist hanged for failed attack on Russian governor
In Voronezh on June 3, Mile. Feodorovna, a 25 year old former schoolteacher, was hanged for the failed May 6 attempt to assassinate General Bibikoff, the governor of the region.
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Voronezh
Feodorovna
Bibikoff
Tobacco Transplanting In Full Swing In Adams County
Tobacco setting is in full blast in Manchester Ohio. If rain holds off Thursday most Adams County crop will be transplanted. Colonel Knox says Company K not responsible for recent mysterious shootings near town. In Hopkinsville Kentucky the Matt Gohlson case ends with a not guilty verdict after alibi testimony from Ben Evitts Louis Wooldridge and Captain Tom Lawson.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Adams County
Knox
Company K
Dispatch
Hopkinsville
Matt Gohlson
Ben Evitts
Gohlson
Louis Wooldridge
Tom Lawson
Minister Found Dead in Bathtub in Hopkinsville
The Rev. E. M. Gordon, a missionary from Mungeli India, was found dead in a bathtub at the home of Rev. H. D. Smith in Hopkinsville. Authorities believe he opened a gas jet by throwing a towel at a heating stove, causing asphyxiation. Gordon had recently returned from furlough and was associated with the Church of Christ.
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Hopkinsville
E. M. Gordon
Mungeli
India
H. D. Smith
Gordon
Church of Christ
Disciples
Philadelphia
Gunness Probe Halted Over Fund Clash
Investigation into the Gunness case at the La Porte farm stopped after county commissioners ruled the $5,000 allocated to the sheriff’s office must be used only for a reward for Mrs Gunness. The county had earmarked $9,000 for the inquiry, $5,000 for the commissioners, $2,500 for autopsies and $1,500 for legal aid. The coroner has spent $1,400. the sheriff used additional funds. Continued on second page.
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William Walton
N. D. McCormick
Resignation of Jackson Smith Confirmed by President
Mr Howard Saxby of Cincinnati says he is not surprised by Jackson Smiths resignation after The Commercial Tribune forecast the move in an exclusive report. Saxby notes the president accepted Smiths resignation following the Tribune’s earlier publication.
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Howard Saxby
Jackson Smith
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Smith
Court of Appeals rules whisky and neutral spirits differ
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals holds that whisky and neutral spirits are not like substances, upholding Roosevelt and Bonaparte on the issue. It also rules bourbon whisky may only be made in Kentucky and from a mash whose chief ingredient is corn. The Levy Uri Uri case covers key points from the two test cases initiated by the Department.
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Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Three Robbers Hold Up Fifty in Latonia Saloon
At about 11 30 last night three unmasked robbers, one slender yellow-skinned leader, held up Billy Shotwell's Latonia saloon near the race track. They took about 45 dollars from a leather bag and a small steel bank, with shots fired but no injuries. Police searched for the trio after Hendrix pursued them into the night.
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Latonia
Billy Shotwell
Shotwell
Hermann Hendrix
Hendrix
Covington
Memorial Day Speech Praised by Grant Family in New York
Secretary Taft’s April and Memorial Day reviews of General U. S. Grant’s life drew praise from the Grant family in a Metropolitan Temple reception. General Fred Grant, Mrs. Grant, and kin thanked Taft as veterans applauded in the pews.
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Taft
Fred Grant
U. S. Grant
Metropolitan Temple
U. S. Grant Post
Grant
General U. S. Grant
General Grant
Veterans of Grants Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Loyal Legion
GOLOR RETURNS TO DEAD MAN'S FACE
In Asheville North Carolina June 3 A startling medical case follows the apparent death of N H Carpenter in a Vanderbilt villa building at Biltmore His Christian Scientist wife kept the body for five days then had it placed in a vault where she visits daily Now rumors say color is returning to the corpse puzzling experts and professionals.
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Commercial Tribune
Asheville
N. C
N. H. Carpenter
Vanderbilt Villa
Biltmore
Georgia Tory Aes
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Raven
Chicago Record-Herald
Onidan
Kentuckians
Stroy Buckeyé Tobacco
R. L. Dunning
Brecht
Tobacco Field
Higginsport
Panama Canal
Cincinnation
Department of Labor, Quarters and Subsistence
Mogador
Self
Gunness
Trio
Thet
Mrs. Grant
Cation
Nellie Grant Sartoris
U. S. Grant III
Golor
Dead Man
Christian Science
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