Miss Roosevelt Attends Cincinnati Ball Game in Ridge Park
Miss Roosevelt joined Mr. Nicholas Longworth and party at a Reds vs. Brooklyns game as a large crowd greeted the president’s daughter. After lunch at the Queen City Club the guests returned to the ballpark and cheered the Reds, with Miss Roosevelt applauding skillful plays.
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Roosevelt Hears From Czar and Results Favor Peace Talk
The Czar has replied to Ambassador Meyer showing willingness to consider peace while Japan pauses on terms. World leaders including Baron Kaneko and Sir Mortimer Durand visited the White House as discussions unfold. Berlin Paris and London back mediation as Washington eyes a near term armistice and Japan Russia move toward settlement.
Morocco Crisis Deepens as Powers Seek Conference
Germany proposes an international conference on Morocco after the Sultan rejects French demands. British and German envoys report cautious optimism while Tangier notes the Sultan's indifference. Alleges private offers of 25 million dollars from American capitalists face France pledged customs for 15 years.
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Greene and Gayner Appeal to Supreme Court
Taschereau of Quebec announces that an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada has been filed in the Greene Gayner case. With the court not sitting until October the two prisoners remain in Montreal jail awaiting the high court’s decision and a habeas corpus writ to stay extradition proceedings.
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Indiana Judge Rules Anti Cigarette Law Constitutional
Judge James Leathers of Marion County Superior Court ruled the anticigarette law constitutional except where it conflicts with interstate commerce. The ruling allows smokers to import cigarettes but bans selling or giving them away. W. W. Lowry was discharged and the state plans an appeal to test the law.
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Fire Ravages Central Avenue Building Trapping Residents
Six people were rescued from a blaze at 1518 Central Avenue last night. The fire started in a store room occupied by M. Waldman, a second hand dealer, and spread quickly. Firemen reached the upper floors, waking occupants including John Gilles, 70, and Mrs. Mary McRea, Mrs. Mary Lewis, and two sisters. Gillis, nearly blind, was helped to safety. Mrs. Tierney, an invalid, was carried out. Loss to the building is estimated as incomplete.
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Mrs Roosevelt to Vacation at Rap han Virginia Estate
Mrs Roosevelt will be entertained for several days by Mr and Mrs Joseph Wilmer at their old Rap han Virginia homestead. She left Washington for her outing today unaccompanied by any of her children.
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Officer's Slayer Caught in Canton
Canton police hold Frank Conrad alias Frank Connors, the burglar linked to the killing of Police man Davis at the residence OCs Chapman. The suspect, described as ex-convict Chic Murphy, fled town after the slaying and reached Canton before returning toward Columbus.
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Magnate Must Answer Questions In Tobacco Trust Probe
Edward F Hale a tobacco company official who refused to answer questions before the Federal Grand Jury in the Tobacco Trust investigation must now respond. Judge Wallace of the United States Circuit Court ruled today that he must answer the questions.
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Commercial Tribune
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Wallace
United States
Circuit Court
Chile Seeks 20 Million Loan for Pan American Rail Network
The government presented to Congress a plan to raise 20 million dollars to finance nationwide railroad construction. The lines will link key routes as part of the Pan American Railroad initiative.
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Helping Husband Wife Loses Hand in Printing Shop Accident
Mrs Josephine Reehl wife of printer William Reehl 230 West Fourth Street offered help at his Central Avenue shop when her right hand was crushed in the pressfeed earlier. She was taken to City Hospital where reamputation was performed. Reehl a well known printer. This was her first time assisting at the shop yesterday.
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Zanesville High School Commencement Held Under Guard
In Zanesville Ohio on June 8 police protected the high school graduation after a senior junior dispute over dress. Sixteen officers guarded the hall to prevent a seniors rush while juniors wore white duck trousers secreted in dressing rooms and changed upon entering.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Zanesville High School
Norway Republic Gains Momentum Amid Royal Resistance
Reports from Copenhagen say King Oscar rejects a Bernadotte throne, pushing Norway toward republic status as Storthing circles oppose a royal offer. Norway’s generals swear allegiance to the new government while envoys prepare for recognition talks with foreign powers. Crown Princes Gustav and Frederick move in diplomatic circles as tours to Norway dwindle.
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King Oscar Refuses to Receive Norwegian Deputation
Stockholm June 8 King Oscar declines to receive the deputation from the Norwegian Storthing after a telegram from President Berner. The king cites nonrecognition of revolutionary steps and violation of the constitution and union. Amid sympathy telegrams, eminent politicians from various Diet groups will deliberate with the government before the Diet opens.
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