Polo injury causes lineup change for Meadow Brook test
New York June 4 Keene of Foxhall Keene suffered a pony collision in the final tryout for the international polo match at Meadow Brook. Larry Waterbury likely to replace Keene, with Waterbury’s pace seen as strengthening the defending four. The accident occurred after a hard line drive near the end of the field, Keene taken to Meadow Brook for treatment.
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Boy of Nine a Burglar in Chicago
Chicago’s youngest burglar, nine-year-old Andrew Conway, boasts of a crime career and threatens to defy police after being caught by Mrs. A. Carvin. He claims he was captain of his gang and plans to work alone when released.
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Prison Strike Extended at Auburn Prison Walkout
Fifty more inmates at Auburn prison refused to work joining two additional companies in a walkout over the food pool claim. The action began when guards reported the first stoppage and spread through the shop units in Auburn New York on June 9.
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Auburn
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Auburn Prison
Warden cites peaceful strike resolution at jail
Warden C. Fl [at gan, in office a week, had strikers locked in their cells and began investigating their conduct. All but twenty one of the men who quit returned to work. There was no disorder. The men simply quit and were placed in their cells.
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United Miners Officers Indicted in West Virginia Case
United Mine Workers officers including President John P. White and several officials were indicted in federal court in Charleston West Virginia on charges of conspiring with Western mine operators to raise wages across West Virginia and other states to influence the Western market. The indictment lists White Hayes Cairns Crago and many district officers as defendants.
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U. S
Major Dickinson Named to Panama-Pacific Expo Role
Major J. J. Dickinson of New York appointed by Secretary Bryan as representative in the state department for the Panama-Pacific exposition at four thousand dollars a year. Dickinson will expedite dealings between the department and the exposition authorities.
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Washington
J. J. Dickinson
New York
Bryan
State Department
Demobilization Moves Streaming From European Powers
June 9 report that several European powers have instructed their embassies and legations to press for demobilization of their respective empires in the Balkans and in Constantinople, signaling coordinated action.
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Balkans
Constantinople
Balkan
Rosani the Manipulator at the 1913 Chautauqua
On Children’s Day Rosani, prince of juggling and balancing, will perform after noon at the Chautauqua. He may parry wheels of hats and props, standing on his rim while balancing peppered feats. The simple merriment delights both young and old as he transforms into ten distinct personas.
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Paralytic Stroke Strikes Bowler William Goodale near Montgomery
William Harvey Goodale suffered a paralytic stroke while driving near Montgomery eleven miles from here. Family members telephoned for a chauffeur who brought him to Goshen, accompanied by a local physician, to his Middletown home. Goodale is a noted bowler who played in Rochester in the recent national tournament.
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Rochester
Wilson to Ignore Townsend Blast at Senate Inquiry
Washington June 9 There is White House resentment over Senator Townsend’s charge that President Wilson is the most effective lobbyist The senate inquiry will not hear the president unless a specific charged name is offered Senator Reed acting chairman says he will not call the president to the stand and notes the Republicans must prove their claim Townsend declined to name the alleged influenc es while a cloakroom member hinted schedules would be pushed because of the president’s orders The discussion suggests party protection and political patronage shaping tariff votes without direct names or evidence
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Washington
White House
Townsend
Senate
Wilson
Reed
Tumulty
Michigan
Senator Cummins Demands Facts on Insidious Lobbying
Senator Cummins states Democrats started this inquiry and must pursue it. An unnamed ally vows to press hearings until President Wilson provides the information upon which he based claims of insidious lobbying in Washington.
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Wilson
Washington
For Sale 1912 Model Motor Cycles Bargains
For sale 1912 model motorcycles with installment plan. Brand new machines offered with weekly or monthly payments. Limited stock, respond promptly to Endless for reply. Address Lock Box 11 Trenton B6.
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Trenton
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