Stettin Police Strike Clash Ends With Armed Confrontation
In Stettin Germany a strike in a factory led to violent clashes as 300 police from the capital arrived to confront strikers. Police used sabers and revolvers while strikers fired, leaving many wounded including officers and civilians. The night saw ten severely wounded, ten seriously, and about sixty civilians treated by surgeons.
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Stettin
Germany
heVeUty
Frauendorf
Gue
Worsnider
Wey
Model Takes Poison After Lovers Quarrel in New York
Miss Elizabeth model attempted suicide by ingesting two Dital tablets following a lovers quarrel with a partner named Stanley Coomiers. She was hospitalized and a stomach pump used but doctors fear for her life. Address reports say she claimed to be the daughter of a well known physician A. J. Cauley, with a young man calling on her for weeks but they quarreled recently.
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New York
Elizabeth Model
Stanley Coomiers
A. J. Cauley
Mexican Troops Clash in Nuevo Leon Battle Report
From Hagle Pass Texas June 7 officials report a second clash near Salome Petelle in Nuevo Leon between about 800 constitutionalists and 1,000 federals. The constitutionalists claim victory with federals suffering more than 100 killed and rebels around 40. Federals reportedly fled after a prior Tuesday clash in which rebels were driven back with about 100 killed. General Tellés commands about 2,000 federals around Salome Petelle.
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Hagle Pass
Tex
Naga
Salome Petelle
Nuevo Leon
Jogges
Tellés
Graded Excise Tax on All Tobacco
Washington June 7 President Wilson considered Attorney General McReynolds plan to tax tobacco makers on a sliding scale to curb monopoly. Senator Hitchcock proposed a tariff amendment taxing manufactured tobacco above set quantities in a progressive scale, adding to inland revenue taxes with no cigar or cigarette tax provisions.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
McRteynolds
Bitchcock
United States Hitchcocks Amendment Impact Claimed
Parliament dialogue notes firm counts amid proposed Hitchcock amendment restricting output. Reference cites 478 cigarette firms and 75 shaff companies likely affected. About 20,000 gar concerns may see levy impact. few would be affected.
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United States
Hitchcock
Hannah Silverman jailed for contempt of court in Paterson
Hannah Silverman, a young militant strike leader, is jailed in Paterson County Jail for twenty days after being sentenced by Recorder Currall for contempt of court. She was already under a writ of certiorari and facing another contempt charge when she allegedly burst into a courtroom outburst, triggering the sentence.
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Hannah Silverman
Paterson
N. J
New York
Madison Squire Garden
Silverman
Ecorder Currall
Emer
Miss
Verman
White House Flowers Brighten Laval Hospitals Conservatories
A White House effort brings silk room flowers and potted plants to Laval hospital wards. Mrs. Wilson’s chair and the conservatories provide the blooms to brighten patient rooms and uplift staff.
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White House
Washington
Laval
White Horse Conservatories
Wilson
Samuel Gompers Illness Sparks Alarm Among Labor Leaders
Eminent labor leader Samuel Gompers fell seriously ill causing alarm in labor circles as doctors raced to determine the cause and provide treatment. Friends and fellow organizers expressing concern described his condition as critical but hopeful for a swift recovery.
Operation Found Necessary For Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor required an operation and was rushed from Athletic City to the Episcopal Eve Ear and Throat hospital in Washington. The gravity of the case was accentuated by his general rundown condition and advanced age.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Athletic City
Ear and Throat Hospital
Washington
Repurposed Mexicano to Carry Vera Cruz Refugees
Red Cross charters the steamship Mexicano to depart Vera Cruz for Galveston with about 200 American refugees made destitute by enforced idleness from Mexico's disorder and suspended business. In Indianapolis an official order targets women wearing split skirts, requiring undergarments after an anonymous letter prompted action.
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Red Cross
Vera Cruz
Washington
American Red Cross
Mexico
Galveston
Indianapolis
Ind
Martin J. Hyland
Pope Meets Detective Burns at Audience
June 7 report from Fonte states W J Burns head of a New York detective agency and his wife met the pope. The pope expressed pleasure in the audience, praised Burns for aiding justice, and gave him a special blessing.
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Pope Slesses
Burna. Fonte
W. J. Burns
New York
Burns
Churchill Announces Immediate Naval Budget Ships Build
In the House of Commons Winston Spencer Churchill the First Lord of the Admiralty said Britain would start the construction of three warships now rather than wait until next February as originally planned. The Canadian senate had rejected a related measure.
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Canadian Senate
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Ferch
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