Margaret Winsor Triumphs In Latonia Inaugural Handicap
Margaret Winsor the four year old daughter of Huon Bronzewing won Latonia's Inaugural Handicap on opening day, covering 1 1/16 miles in 1 45 4 5 and earning owner Daniel Lehan 6720. Surf Rider finished second just a head back with Lady Madcap third. Sweetheart fourth.
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Margaret Winsor
Daniel Lehan
Louisville
Tonia
Huon Bronzewing
Lehan
Audley Stable
Desha Breckinridge
Lady Madcap
Sweeteart
Sweetheart
Tommy Brothers
Audacious
Chatterton
Startle
Prince K
Black Servant
Dream of Allah
Snyder
Gilmore
Whch
Latonia
Braedalbane
Deputies Vote To Suppress Royalist Outbursts In France
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies ordered anti Royalist speeches and the interior minister’s reply placarded nationwide as part of a push to curb Royalist force. Debates stayed turbulent as votes fell along party lines with Herriot Brousse and Mau noury records affected and Premier Poincare silent amid calls for action.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Chamber
Herriot
Brousse
Maunoury
France
M. Maunoury
M. Brousse
M. Herriot
Shriners Parade in Washington Opens Convention
President Harding plays a prominent role as he reviews a 20,000-strong Shrine procession through Washington. Heat and humidity cause dozens to seek medical aid while Mrs. Harding and General Pershing watch and participate.
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Washington
Harding
James S. McCandless
Honolulu
Order Help to Nation, Harding Tells Shrine
President Harding urged the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine to aid the nation in a speech at the Shrine session. He distinguished secret fraternal unity from secret conspiracy and praised the fraternal order as a constructive American force.
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Harding
Shrine
Washington
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Nightly investigation into Knight Templar derailment near Durand
Four were killed and twenty seven injured when a Grand Trunk train carrying Knight Templar delegates derailed near Durand Michigan. An investigation by the Michigan Public Utilities Commission will proceed with county authorities. Names of the dead include engineer Frank Pearson and fireman Joseph Parker.
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Durand
Mich
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Rapids
Flint
Frank . Pearson
H. d. Weldon
Sonia
Joseph Parker
Jay Fanning
Parker
W. H. McSwan
Ionia
John Erickson
Fanning
Weldon
Jvy
Toda
St. Johns
Owosso
Real Estate Boards Debate Tax Referendum in Ohio
The Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards ended an eight hour session without choosing a course of action on the Taft and Albaugh tax bills. Governor Donahey warned of a potential 15 million dollar tax jump if the bill passes and urged a constitutional referendum to curb future increases.
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Columbus
Albaugh
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Cincinnati Board
Good Roads
John E. McCrehen
McCrehen
Donahey
Railway Official Dies of Sleeping Sickness
Omaha June 5. A Craig 62 general passenger agent for Union Pacific Railroad died here today from sleeping sickness after six weeks unconscious. He began his railroad career as a rodman on construction work for the Northern Pacific.
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Omaha
Neb
A. Lindsay Craig
Union Pacific Railroad
Miners Rescued After 79 Hours in Coal Shaft
Three miners Joe Bernardi Frank Maberto and James Bertillo were rescued at 10 30 after being entombed for more than seventy nine hours following a cave in at a Bicknell Indiana coal mine. Rescue teams faced constant danger as a second shaft was dug with food lowered through a two inch casing while crowds watched.
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Bicknell
Ind
Joe Bernardi
Frank Maberto
James Bertillo
George Sherman Jr’s Hatchet Leaves Neighbors in Awe
Nine year old George Sherman Jr of Herbert avenue Evanston and two companions cut eleven trees on Brewster avenue with a hatchet and pounded nails into trunks. Neighbors wonder how so much damage occurred before capture as father vows to pay for repairs. George admits the incident and says he was scolded but offers little detail.
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George
Brewster Avenue
Evanston
Herbert Avenue
George Washington
George Sherman, Jr
Marie
Sherman
Lawrence J. Goetz
John Calnan
Albert S. Bowling
Ku Klux Emperor Proclaims Knights Kamelia Order
Atlanta reports William Simmons proclaims Knights Kamelia as the primary order of knighthood for Klansmen seeking advancement. He cites aims to save the Knights from subversion and notes past actions by the Imperial Kloncilia excluding Kamelia women and violating contracts and charters.
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Ku Klux Emperor
Knights Kamelia
Atlanta
Order of the Knights Kamelia
Knights of the Ku-Klux Klan
William Jonqnin Simmons
The
Knights of the Ku- Klux Klan, Inc
Knights of Kamelia
Simmons
H. W. Evans
Fulton County
Georgia
Simamons
Kamelia
Ku-Klux Klan
Legion Plans Action to Block Debs Speech in Cincinnati
Milton D. Campbell, commander of the Bentley Post of the American Legion, says the group will meet June 12 to decide steps to prevent Eugene Debs from speaking at Music Hall on June 21. The Legion seeks business and civic support to keep attendees away and to counter what it calls unpatriotic sentiments. Debs, a World War sedition convict, was slated to speak in Dayton June 22 but organizers doubt that appearance will occur. The Legion asserts support for free speech but opposes Debs's views and promises to act if blocked from stopping his talk.
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American Legion
Eugene Debs
Cincinnati
Milton D. Campbell
Bentley
Council of the Post
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Debs
Mr. Debs
Earl of Northesk Plans Marriage With Jessica Brown
The Earl of Northesk and Jessica Brown, a former chorus girl, faced repeated denials of a marriage license in New York. They sought an alternate venue saying they would wed somewhere somehow. Chicago divorce was not recognized in New York, delaying their plans.
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New York
Earl of
Northesk
Jessica
Brown
New Jersey
Connecticut
Chicago
Messenger Reports Theft of $141000 Continental Can Stocks
James Foley a week on the job at Charles D. Barney & Co. reports 3000 shares of Continental Can Company common stock valued at $141000 vanished from his hip pocket while en route to deliver them. The incident was reported to his employers in New York.
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New York
James Foley
Charles D. Barney & Co
Continental Can Company
Supreme Court bans warrantless searches in liquor case
Madison Wisconsin June 5 The Supreme Court held that prohibition enforcement officers may not lawfully search a person suspected of liquor law violations without first obtaining a search warrant.
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Madison, Wis
Supreme Court
Prohibition Enforcement
Thunder and Lightning Show in New High Voltage Lab
In Pittsfield Massachusetts artificial lightning at 2 000 000 volts lit a miniature village as GE scientists demonstrated elevated currents and a realistic thunder sound The test aims to map transmission needs for future power systems and shows towers and cables sized for mega voltages while experts discuss practical limits and benefits.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Forday
General Electric Company
Pittsfield Laboratory
J. W. Peek, Jr
California
Attack on Woman Kills One and Wounds Six en Route to Maryland Funeral
A woman identified as Mrs. Josephine Richardson of Cleveland was attacked and left unconscious near Columbus as she hurried to Circleville for her mother's funeral. Police found evidence of a vehicle nearby. she may have accepted a ride. In Maryland, Lt Wendell Phillips died after an Aberdeen plane crash while responding to a peaches and corn delivery from Augusta. Captain Wilder and others were injured. all others expected to recover.
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Columbus, CO
Josephine Richardson
Cleveland
Charles Anderson
Fleniken Pike
Here
Circleville
Rodman L. Richardson
E. C. Bowman
Richardson
Anderson
Baltimore
Wendell K.phillips
F. J. Wilder
C. J. Lunt
Carl Johnson
Co. L. Helton
W. Heldt
Aberdeen
Phillips
Harding
Augusta
New York
Wilder
Gallant Leap Upsets Boat Off Lake Pontchartrain
A three mile offshore rescue near New Orleans ends with William DePass diving to recover a powder puff, tipping the boat, then aiding two women and a man to cling to the hull. He swims to the Southern Yacht Club for help as a steamer picks up the exhausted party.
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New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
William DePass
DePass
Southern Yacht Club
Real Russian Prince Begins Chicago Real Estate Career
Prince Michael Cantacuzene, great grandson of President Grant and grand nephew of Potter Palmer, starts work with a downtown Chicago realty firm. At twenty three he vows to learn the ropes and enter the real estate business, following a family legacy forged in Chicago's booming market.
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Chicago Real Estate
Chicago
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
Grant
Potter Palmer
Prince
Mike
Harvard University
Cantacuzene
East
Bolivia Acts to Block Revolutionary Strike
The Bolivian government declared a state of siege in several departments amid claims that mine workers planned a revolutionary strike. La Nacion reports open rebellion erupted at one point but was contained by government actions.
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Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Paz
la Nacion
Women Find Wounded Pair Refuse To Talk
Lexington dispatch reports George L. Williams of Blumandale Georgia and James Brewer of Lexington were wounded in a Springfield Kentucky gun battle thought to involve whisky runners. Brewer, under $10,000 bond for a conspiracy case tied to a distillery robbery, is in critical condition. Williams is weak but resting. Two women who claimed to be unknowingly with the pair denied involvement or knowledge of the shooting.
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Hugene Weatherly
Brumbaugh
Bertillon
Ohio State Penitentiary
Hamilton County
State Reformatory
Frank Hueftlein
Red Holt
Hueftlein
Amanda Blymyer
West Eighth Street
Albert Guethlein
Holt
Guethlein
Bullerdick
Hayes
Jack Ross
Price Hill
Lexington
George L. Williams
Blumandale
James’ Brewer
Springfield
Brewer
Williams
Ethel Boone Murphy
Winchester
Grace Boone
Here
Signs of Revolution Grow in Honduras Amid Dispatch Reports
June 5 in San Salvador reports Honduras, telegraphic links to Tegucigalpa severed for weeks. A New Orleans dispatch says people fled to arrive in Honduras fearing a looming revolution in the Central American republic.
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Honduras
San Salvadore
Tegucigalpa
New Orleans
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