Cincinnati May Get Convention of Club Women
Cincinnati delegates plan to invite the federation to hold the next biennial in Cincinnati with funds pledged by local business leaders for expenses and entertainment. Ohio figures in the nominating committee as Miss Annie Laws notes uncertainty about the lineup.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
McLean Blair
Cincinnati Women’s Club
City
Cincinnati Convention League
Leopold Markbreit
William P. Orr
Ohio
Board of Federation
Cinnati
Percy
D. L. Murray
Marblehead
X. W. Osborne
Swampscott
A. L., Whittaker
Winthrop Highlands
Beverly Farms
Assassinations Plotted By Rebels To Provoke War
Special Government agents learned from letters seized at El Paso and Juarez that Mexican rebels planned to assassinate A F Sharpe and J A Smith on July 1 to trigger a war between the United States and Mexico. The border uprising was set for July 1 as troops moved and rail lines were torn up amid fighting. A San Antonio journalist, Edward E O Reilley, was wounded in a skirmish while reporting.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Mexico
Juaren
Rio Grande
A. F. Sharpe
J. A. Smith
Juarez
Torreon
Coahuila
Matamoros
del Rio
Tex
Edward E. O’reilley
San Antonio
O’reilley
O'Reilley
Roosevelt family attends quiet Sunday services at Christ Church
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with the children attend morning services at Christ Church in Oyster Bay. Bishop Burgess of Long Island presided. The day was spent quietly at home with only Fitzhugh Lee, attached to the presidential yacht Sylph, as a caller.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mexican unrest nears Texas border as forces move
In San Antonio officers monitor Northern Mexico events but expect no border march. A Saltillo dispatch notes three Seventh Regiment companies under Colonel Cervantes moved to Viesca after an attack on Mayor Zertuche's home. About 200 rioters were said to be involved, with Zertuche’s family escaping.
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Ft. Sam Houston
Mexico
Saltillo
Cervantes
Viesca
Thomas Zertuche
Senor Zertuche
National Educational Association Opens Its Forty-Sixth Convention
Cleveland Ohio hosts the National Educational Association for its forty sixth annual convention with an expected attendance above 50 000 educators. Secretary Irwin Shepard praised the event as the nation s most important annual convention outside politics and highlighted the gathering of teachers from across the country.
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Irwin Shepard
National Educational Association
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Mexican Ambassador Creel to Washington after Las Vacas raid
Ambassador Enrique C Creel is ordered to Washington from Mexico after a raid on Las Vacas. Mexico will urge U S authorities to aid in capturing ringleaders and have them tried under American neutrality laws. Creel plans to depart for Washington within days.
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Enrique C. Creel
Washington
Chihuahua
Las Vacas
Mexican State Department
State Department
United States
Creel
Four Meet Death in Burning Home
Milwaukee reports a fire that killed the mother and three children of Julius Krueger's family, with the father and one son escaping but severely burned. The blaze trapped them on the first floor as smoke drove others toward exits. a watchman forced open a doorway to free the survivors.
Denver Democrats set for lively convention clash
Denver dispatch reports the Democratic National Convention will spark a tense race for the vice presidential spot. Theodore Bell was named temporary chairman with Bryan backing. Henry Clayton is favored for permanent chair. Various Southern and national figures floated as possible nominees, while platform debates loom over the injunction plank.
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Theodore A. Bell
California
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
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Gers Fry
South
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
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Clayton
Republican Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Nebraska Plaform
Brave Gertrude Kroger Foils Highway Robber Attack
Miss Gertrude Kroger of 768 Crescent avenue survived a morning highway attack after a robber demanded money. Wielding a whip, she struck the assailant as the horse bolted, injuring her with knife thrusts but escaping with non life threatening wounds. police describe the suspect as a young, slender man about 25 wearing a dirty cap and light suspenders.
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B. H. Kroger
Crescent Avenue
Miss Kroger
Seventh District
Thaw Gage Goes to Supreme Court
Harry K Thaw will depart Poughkeepsie tomorrow morning under sheriff custody to appear before Judge Mills in White Plains. His new lawyer Charles Morschauser will seek a jury trial and an alternate confinement away from Matteawan until sanity is determined by a jury. The prior habeas corpus ruling deemed him insane and ordered committal.
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N. Y
John Townsend
Supreme Court
White Plains
Thaw
Morschauser
Matteawan
Ils
Automobile Trip Ends Fatal in Warren Pennsylvania
Six people were riding in a car when it overturned after attempting to yield to a buggy. Eric Anderson, 45, foreman at a local machine company, died at a hospital. His wife, 42, Mrs Eric Anderson, and R. M. Knabbe, proprietor of Knabbe barrel works, were fatally injured. three others escaped unharmed.
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R. M. Knabbe
Knabbe Barrel Works
Anderson
Court Condemns Ax Tq Death In Montenegro Case
In Cetinje six prisoners were sentenced to death, three to life imprisonment, and twenty seven to six to twenty years. The case centers on revolutionary activity tied to bombs found last year and involved sensational testimony about Crown Prince George of Serbia in a Montenegrin conspiracy.
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Cettinje
Crown Prince
George of
Servia
Montenegro
Tribesen Defeat Usurper's Forces in Morocco Clash
Elm tougui tribesmen press advance after routing Mulati Hafid’s column on June 21, killing 100 and wounding 150. They again defeat Hafid’s followers, killing three chiefs. Fez reports Mulai Hafid plans to depart for Rabat at month’s end.
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Elmtougui
Mulati Hafid
Fez
Mulai Hafid
Rabat
Hanover farmer Zipfel found dead by hanging
The body of John Zipfel aged 53 a Hanover Township farmer was found hanging from a cherry tree on James Black's farm. Zipfel had been missing since Tuesday after leaving to cut wheat and was found by Black Clayton Furrey and George Gowjer while blackberry picking. His family suspects heat affected him. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
John Zipfel
Hanover Township
James A. Black
Zipfel
Black
Clayton Furrey
George Gowjer
Taft weighing National Chairman choice amid summer plan
Secretary Taft faced heavy pressure on selecting a National Chairman as July 8 talks loom with the Republican subcommittee. He plans summer at Hot Springs with Mrs Taft and family, enjoying golf, reading, and riding while awaiting guidance on the leadership post.
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Republican National Committee
Taft
James Sherman
Washington
Springs
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