Longworth Declines Belgian King Invitation during European Visit
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth decline a royal invitation to Brussels as part of their European tour. They will depart London for Kiel on June 21 then return for Buckingham Palace events on June 28.
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AID MEN AT DOOR OF WOMAN Kills Three Intruders in Louisville
In Louisville on June 13 Clar ence Sturgeon killed three men at Daisy Jacksons apartment after they forced entry. Sturgeons account says the trio boisterous intruders threatened with revolvers and kicked the door before he fired, killing W J Bruner 26 W H McMichael 45 and a third man about 30.
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Greeks fended by Turkish force at Trebling action
At Trebling near Neveska, 100 Greeks were surrounded by a superior Turkish force. After a desperate fight the Greeks were left with twenty killed and eighteen wounded. The Turks suffered three killed and eighty wounded.
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Slater Files Suit to Regain Position
Slater files quo warranto action in the Circuit Court to prove Governor Nash appointed him State Supervisor of Printing on June 1 1901 and to challenge the lack of Senate confirmation and any claim tied to Governor Herrick. The case rests on alleged vacancy details and authority for the office.
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Meat Inspection Gost Placed on Government Budget
Government spends heavily on meat inspection Gost amid public concern over efficiency and safety as officials argue for continued oversight and funding. The debate highlights costs to taxpayers and the role of federal agencies in consumer protection.
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Meat inspection bill advances from House Committee
Washington June 13 The House Agriculture Committee completed a meat inspection proposal aimed at healthful clean and wholesome products. The plan would place inspection costs on the government with a 2 million dollar annual appropriation and require rigid inspections plus government labeling and certs for interstate and foreign shipments.
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Kentucky Welcomes Home Thousands Despite Rain
Louisville on June 13 recounts a warm home coming forKentucky’s long-absent sons and daughters. Rain postponed the outdoor parade but 10 000 gathered in the armory on Walnut Street for welcoming addresses from Mayor Barth Governor Beckham and Henry Watterson. Stephen C Foster memory events planned for tomorrow include unveiling a statue model for the Capitol at Frankfort.
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Mutinous Spirit Alarms Russian Empire and Union Central Probe
In St Petersburg reports indicate rising mutinous energy in the army with martial law possibly declared in districts. Milwaukee hearings reveal Union Central Life Insurance costs and tax views. Mr. Marshall criticizes premium taxes and expense loadings as not scientific and notes dividends adjustments for high premium policies.
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All Up Now Feud Shocks Jackson Court Room Drama
Jackson Kentucky June court hears confessions in the Hargis Cockrill feud with Curtis Jett Asbury Spicer detailing plots to murder Dr E D Cox and others Elbert Hargis Ed Callahan arrested on related charges Mrs Aurelia Marcum attends as widow James B Marcum’s death linked to the case.
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