Suffragettes Clash With Catholic Worshipers in London
Special Cable reports suffragettes invaded Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory disturbing services. A well dressed marcher struck a sister, leaving her bleeding. two militants were arrested. Police protected speakers at open air rallies as mobs toppled stands and mud was thrown. Sylvia Pankhurst announced plans after meeting in the East End.
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Hyde Park
Sylvia Pankhurst
East End
London
Mrs. Pankhurst
Buckingham Palace
Constitution Hill
Two Daring Bandits Captured by Posse
Special dispatch reports two of three robbers who stormed the Schwilk home near Taylor's Station surrendered in a Knox County rye field after a battle with a posse. Arthur Strom, wounded, confessed the other bandits were Earl and Earnest Jones. Cash and deposits totaling $21,150 were taken. two robbers had earlier stolen a Schwilk automobile. The men had reportedly recently been released from the Iowa State Penitentiary.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Henry
Frederick Schwilk
Taylor’s Station
Centerbury
Knox County
Arthur Strom
Strom
Earl
Earnest Jones
Iowa State Penitentiary
Des Moines
Schwilk
Reverend Hackert Calls for National Catholic Daily
Rev A M Hackert S J urged a national Catholic daily at the Ohio Staatsverband convention in Youngstown citing Germany with 287 Catholic dailies and 314 weekly or more frequent publications as an example. Attorney W Stuber of Cleveland said good Catholics are good citizens during his address Our Right and Duty as Catholics and Citizens. Fifteen hundred Catholic fraternal members paraded this morning. fifty Cincinnati delegatesRepresenting forty societies and 80 members attend. first business session to be held tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
A. M. Hackert
S. J
Ohio Staats-Verband
Germany
United States
W. Stuber
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Thaw Extradition Case May Prompt Release Bid
Supreme Court's June session may see about twenty opinions with rate and antitrust cases on the docket. The day could feature motions tied to the Harry K. Thaw extradition appeal as lawyers seek his release from New Hampshire state custody pending Supreme Court review.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Holmes
Thaw
New Hampshire
Georgetown to celebrate 125th anniversary on June 13
Georgetown University plans extensive celebrations for its 125th founding anniversary on June 13. Governor Glynn of New York will give the principal address, President Wilson may speak, and over two thousand alumni are expected to attend. The ceremony will confer Doctor of Laws degrees on Senor Riano the Spanish Ambassador, Governor Glynn, Thomas E Wing and others.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Georgetown University
Glynn
New York
Wilson
Senor Riano
United States
Thomas E. Wing
Heat Prostrations Rise as City Aims at High
Cleveland records five heat related collapses as temperatures reach a blistering high. By early afternoon the mercury climbed to an extreme level, prompting health warnings and rapid responses from local officials to combat heat exposure.
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Eperial Nienaten
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
The
Mercury
Politician Tricks Tax to Beat Levy at St Louis Office
St Louis June 7 Special Colonel Abe Slupsky Republican politician and former school board member sold a watch to District Assessor Edward H Baumann to avoid a $10 tax. He listed a piano at 40 and furniture at 150. He offered the watch for 5 then 3 50. Baumann paid 3 50. Slupsky claimed pawnshop price 1 75 and boasted of others. The assessor kept the tax.
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Edward
H. Baumann
Batmann
Slupsky
Rapid decline of Bull Moose movement noted in Washington
Washington June 7. Prominent political figures report the Bull Moose movement in decline nearly everywhere. Former Progressives are returning to the Republican party over tariff and other issues where Republicans opposed Democrats. Senator James A. Hemenway of Indiana says the Bull Moose in Indiana is a shadow and fading.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Hoosier
Suffrage Leaders Plan Newport Meeting for Big Fight
Washington June 7 July 3 set as the gathering date for suffrage leaders at Marble House Newport to unite support for a congressional measure. Bills by Senators Shafroth Bristow before Congress as leaders split on the better path. Doris Stevens sails to Newport to run an educational campaign. Mary Doyle Brennan to Atlantic City.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
O. H. P. Belmont
Newport
Marble House
United States
Congress
Shafroth
Bristow
Congressional Union
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Doris Stevens
Mary Doyle Brennan
Atlantic City
Balloon blast injures sixty at Sezanne fair
A balloon at the Sezanne annual fair rose and was blown into a tree by a gust of wind, tearing the envelope. Escaping gas ignited and exploded, injuring about sixty bystanders and wrecking fair booths. several may have died.
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Commercial Tribune
Sezanne
France
Motorcyclist Killed Crossing Tracks in Cuyahoga Falls
Akron June 7 a motorcyclist Arthur Lewis was struck and killed by a train while attempting to cross the Cleveland Akron Columbus tracks on Front street in Cuyahoga Falls.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron, CO
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Front Street
Cuyahoga Falls
Arthur Lewis
Nonnie letters heat up Schumann-Heink divorce trail
Chicago June 7 The Nonnie letters written by William Rapp Jr to Katharine E Dean loom large in the Schumann-Heink divorce case with defense conceding infidelity. Readings of remaining poems likely as bailiffs and publicity crews brace for a dramatic session.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Nonnie
William Rapp, Jr
Katherine E. Dean
Rascal
Ben M. Smith
Lee J. Frank
Mary Lee Colbert
Rapp
Mr. Frank
Four Injured In Auto Accident Near Napoldpon Ohio
Four persons were injured in an automobile crash near Napoldpon Ohio, two perhaps fatally. Mrs. A Buechler and Mrs Joseph Welfle suffered broken arms and internal injuries. Rev Alexander Buechler and Rev Buechler’s son Joseph Welfle sustained knee and facial injuries. The driver Rev Buechler, pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church, lost control and the car plunged into a ditch.
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Commercial Tribune
Napoldpon
A. Buechler
Joseph Welfle
Alexander Buech
Buechler
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Body of Detective Found In Silver Grove Yard
Cleveland Kemp a 41 year old C and O railroad detective was found dead with a head wound buried under cinders in a ditch at the east end of the Silver Grove yards. Two local boys found the body and coroner Digby opened an investigation noting hobos were seen in the yards and a gang of box car thieves may be involved.
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Cleveland Kemp
Silver Grove
George Peacock
Thomas Moree
Digby
Kemp
Banklick Street
Covington
Park Street
Cincinnati
Inventor outlines elevated electric railway to cut living costs
St Louis inventor George W. Carr unveils a unique elevated electric freight system for rural districts. A test line is planned in St Louis County with auto braking and sidings. Central station would aggregate farmers produce and ship carloads to markets while the railroad profits from sale of the produce. Carr formed the National Transportation and Electric Service Corporation with offices in St Louis and a factory to be built locally. The plan envisions rural mail and passenger service plus electric lights and telephones for farmers. first central station sought in St Louis County or Illinois.
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ST. Louis
Commercial Tribune
George W. Carr
Carr
Delaware
National Transportation and Electric Service Corporation
St. Louis County
Illinois
Three Hundred Dancing Teachers Attend Cleveland Convention
Three hundred teachers of dancing gather in Cleveland Ohio for the American National Association of Masters of Dancing convention opening tomorrow and lasting two weeks. Cing expert D G MacLennan of Edinburgh will demonstrate ultra modern dances with Parisian favor after arriving from the Paris society convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
D. G. MacLennan
Cing
Edinburgh
Scotland
French Society
Paris
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