High School Prayer Controversy Delays Fraternity Expulsion
Debate over which board governs expulsion of Delta Beta members from Hughes High delays action. Attorneys clash on constitutional authority while the case tests church and state limits. other school matters and a death in Boston accompany the session.
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Union Board of High Schools
The
Board of Education
Delta Beta Fraternity
Hughes High School
Robert Blackburn
Darrett Lindsay
Henry Davis
Charles Kopenhoefer
Edgar Clyde
Clyde
Attorney Rose
Ballard
Union Board
Committee On Laws
Murphy
Bode
Goulds Seperation Trial Highlights Mansion Expenses
Katherine Clemons Gould testifies in her separation suit against Howard Gould. She says eight years at Castle Gould involved fifteen to eighteen servants and yearly living costs around ten thousand dollars, while Howard Gould cites twenty five thousand dollars yearly allowances and alleged misconduct.
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Justice Dowling
Gould
Howard Gould
Castle Gould
Clarence Shearn
Wright Brothers Awarded Gold Medals at White House
President Taft presented the gold medals of the Aero Club of America to Wilbur and Orville Wright in a Washington ceremony attended by statesmen and aviators. The event marked the United States honoring the first successful heavier than air flight and the dawn of the age of flying.
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Wright Bay
White House
Washington
Wilbur
Orville Wright
United States
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Hrat Pi » P
Taft
Wrights
Herbert Parsons
New York
Holland Forbes
The
Aero Club
Hemembers
Catherine Wright
Aeroplanists
Wright
Cosmos Club
Aero Club of Washington
Dayton
James Allen
C. E. Taylor
Orville
Fort Myer
Wright Party
Charles Jerome Edwards
Inspector resigns over alleged meat inspection misuse at stockyards
J F Harms, after eighteen months as U S meat inspector at East St. Louis stockyards, resigns and calls for a Wilson inquiry. He alleges inspectors are too lenient toward packers, cites improper grading, and describes filth and unsafe sausage practices. He claims inspections cost about 100000 annually and are worth far less to the public.
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ST. Louis
United States
W National Stockyards
Ill
U. S
Dolliver Fails in Efforts to Lower Wool Tax
Washington June 10 Senator Dolliver and progressive Republicans failed to loosen the wool schedule in the tariff bill. Amendments targeting yarns and mixed cloths were voted down as Aldrich’s forces kept the line. Debate included jokes on polka dots and Irish potato tears as the wool issue dominated the day.
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Dolliver
Washington
Aldrich
Iowa
Finance Committee
Warren
Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Cummins
la Follette
Nelson
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
House
Senate Tonight
Batley
Ronen
Bailey
Black Hand suspect releases prompt cross state pursuit
New York reports a dismembered body found in brown paper and oil cloth with Black Hand markings. In Ohio authorities regret early releases of Sam Lima and Sevario Ventola, while Viccarrio is examined. inspectors vow an absolute case and plan to widen the hunt across Marion, Columbus, and Cleveland.
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New York
Columbus
Black Hand
Go& Eiety
Ohio
Sam Lima
Marion
Sevario Ventola
Lima
Toledo
Ventola
Sonciety
Secre
Collegero Viccarrio
Bellefontaine
Pate and Hosford
Okifield
Krug
Secret Service
Viccarria
Inspector Oldfield
Howe
Cincinnati
Stephano
Post Office
Oldfield
Pennsylvania
Ignace Sebastina
Cigarette Smoking Prohibited at Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo
Seattle June 10 The new anticigarette law bans smoking on the exposition grounds. The attorney general’s office holds possession of cigarettes carries fines and possible imprisonment, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition Police will enforce the rule strictly.
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Seattle
Wash
Attorney General’s Office
Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition
Former Dayton Lawyer Faces Charge of Fraud
Alvin M. Ruggles a lawyer known in Indianapolis Dayton and several Midwest cities was arrested in New York charged with taking a 100 fee from the husband of one Mercer Powell estate heir and doing no work to earn it. James B Schneider of Indianapolis represented 21 heirs and led the complaint. Heirs had met in Indianapolis Cleveland and Dayton as they pursued title to a Harlem land tract.
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Mercer Pownley
Harlem
Romanian Cement Worker Gilligan Drowns Self Near Hillsboro
George Gilligan a Romanian cement worker of 1940 Central avenue Cincinnati committed suicide by drowning in a well near Hillsboro Ohio late last evening. He had left home three days earlier and is believed demented. He will be buried in Hillsboro.
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Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
George Gilligan
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Beautiful Life of Great Divine Ends Peacefully
The Rev. Edw. Everett Hal passes after a life marked by strong influence and steady spiritual work. Friends and congregation recall his devoted ministry and the peaceful close of a notable religious life.
Callahan Not Better After Breathing Ambush Wound
Jackson Kentucky June 10 Ed Callahan former Breathitt county sheriff was shot from ambush and badly wounded and is reported no better today He remains conscious No new arrests have been made in the case
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Jackson
Ed. Callahan
Breathitt County
Mother Kills Her Son Then Attempts Suicide
In Brooklyn Mrs George Day a widow was hospitalized with a dangerous knife wound to her abdomen after a suicide attempt. Her seven year old son Henry was found dead in the same apartment from knife wounds. The child had pleaded to join a Sunday school parade, which reportedly provoked the mother's act.
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New York
George Day
Brooklyn
Henry
Ranch owner slain after ignoring ransom demand
Alberto Arechaga, son of wealthy ranch owner Jesus Arechaga, was assassinated at his home in Zacatecas Mexico after receiving a threatening letter demanding a large sum be left at a designated place. The letter had warned him to comply or face violence.
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Alberto Arechaga
Son
Jesus
Arechaga
Assassi
Banquet Honors Golden Jubilee of American College in Rome
At the Rome refectory a grand banquet marked the golden jubilee events of the American college in Rome. About 140 church dignitaries attended, including cardinals and Vatican officials, with Americans such as Archbishops Farley and O Connell and several bishops present.
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Rome
American College
Vatican
Farley
New York
O'Connell
Boston
Robert Seton
Jersey City
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Burke
St Joseph
Michael J. Hoban
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