Roosevelt defies doctors in four month rest plan
Roosevelt, at Oyster Bay, faces four months of absolute rest for enlarged spleen and weakened vitality from malarial fever in Brazil. He rejects the doctors advice to end political campaigning, though he has halted his transcontinental trip and will still speak in Pittsburgh. He notes Dr Lambert’s grim assessment and remains determined about his schedule.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Lambert
Mr. Roosevelt
Gavin W Craig Campaign Clubs Open Headquarters
Gavin W. Craig of Los Angeles pushes his campaign with clubs and a large student base. The Craig Campaign Club, mainly lawyers, and the Craig Law Students' Club, about 500 members, have headquarters at 316 Tao Building in Los Angeles.
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Gavin W. Craig
Los Angeles
Craig Law Students
U.S. C. Law School
Tajo Bldg
Charlie Carr Tops Federal League Batters in 16 Games
Baseball averages show Charlie Carr leading the Federal league batters after joining Indianapolis, with a .459 average over 16 games. Kauff leads in stolen bases with .30, while Indianapolis tops club batting at .297 and Ford of Buffalo along with Kaiserling of Indianapolis are among top pitchers.
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Charlie Carr
American Association
Indianapolis
Carr
Kauff
Ford
Buffalo
Kaiserling
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
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Philadelphia
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Jackson
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Plank
Leonard
Boston
Robertson
C. Miller
Hummel
Brooklyn
Steel
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Hiberfeld
Byrne
Grant
G. Burns
Daubert
Herzog
Mathewson
Pitchers Spark River News Seeks Fresh Start
The report notes pitchers with eleven victories and three defeats, totaling 115 innings pitched with only twelve passes issued. Pfeffer of Brooklyn and Doak of St. Louis each have six wins.
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Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Doak
St. Louis
Sigreer
B Y P U of Baptist Church Elects Officers
The B Y P U of the First Baptist Church held a social and business meeting. Officers elected for the coming year were Harold Reynolds president Chester Husted vice president Miss Adelade Jameson secretary Miss Cecil Hinsted treasurer and Miss Amanda Dievendorf organist. The group later enjoyed games refreshments and group stunts with raspberry sherbet and cake.
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First Baptist Church
Harold Reynolds
Chester Husted
Adelaide Jameson
Cecil Hinsted
Amanda Dievendorf
Mediation Awaits Carranza Move In Mexican Crisis
Washington reports a peace delegation says Huerta and constitutionalists are assured of a peaceful meeting while Carranza delays sending envoys to Niagara Falls. Officials warn U S may withhold recognition unless fighting ends and peace terms are arranged. Zacatecas battles spark talks of potential mediation. Carranza is in Monterey receiving acclaim as watchers await his instructions.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Administration
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Revolutionary
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Aguas Calientes
Monterey
United States
Zacatecas
Villa
Republic
Conqrest
Fr Arranza
Heat Proves Deadly As City Faces Heat Wave
Five deaths attributed to the heat were reported in St Louis by noon with temperatures at 93 degrees. The day also saw reports of heavy weather across the Midwest with flooding, rail washouts, and rising water levels in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. An advance on San Luis Potosi began with trains carrying troops ammunition and supplies. A church delegation in Monterey affirmed the Mexican church party does not oppose Carranza. A claim circulated that an American artillery officer may be among the fallen in Mexico.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Ther
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Mandan
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Secret union splits stir Butte mining ward conflict
In Butte Montana the Western Federation of Miners faces internal warfare after leaders flee to Helena. Local supporters seek shelter as the hall is ruined and reorganization halts. An independent union gains about 2 000 new members while tensions remain.
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Buppe
Mont
Butte
Charles HH. Mayer
Federation
Ntte
Helena
Moyer
New Independent Union
Wilson
Fort Vancouver
Fort Missoula
Johnson Wins Again in Fight for World Title
Paris crowds watched the Johnson Moran championship bout with Johnson favored three to one. Johnson weighed 216 pounds to Moran's 195 and earned 30 000 dollars plus 5 000 training expenses, Moran about 5 000. The match refereed by Georges Carpentier opened with rapid exchanges and Johnson repeatedly landed uppercuts and body blows to retain the title.
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Paris
France
Jack Johnson
Frank ‘Moran
Johnson
Moran
Negro
Pittsburgers
Johson
Increased commerce at Balboa and Cristobal ports
Panama June 27 A disruption on the Tehuantepec route drove traffic to Balboa and Cristobal. Regular steamship services have resumed with Pel anteper, Elder Fyfe expands Liverpool to Cristobal, and a Norwegian tramp line calls frequently. Salvadorian Railway Steamship Line shifts to Balboa and a Japanese line plans Balboa service.
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Balbee
Erd
Mriszabal
Wall
Tehuantepes
Mein
Unadhou
Cristobal
Isthmus
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Ogmal
Elder & Fyfe Company
Liverpool
Salvadorian Railway
Balboa
Suffrage Inevitable Says Speaker Clark to Suffragists
Washington June 27 Speaker Champ Clark told a delegation of suffragists that woman’s suffrage was as inevitable as tomorrow’s sun. He urged that women gain speedier gains by urging states over Congress and pledged to vote for suffrage when it reaches Missouri. The visit included Anna Shaw and Jane Addams, with suffragists asking 200 petitions be sent to Congress in July.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Congress
Missouri
Clark
Anna Shaw
Jane Addams
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Dr. Shaw
Marshall
Maarshall
Congregational Church Lectures by Rev Kidder in Los Angeles
The Congregational Church announces a preaching service at 4 or 4:30 p.m. with Revel AL Kidder of Athens on the Hillchurch in Los Angeles. Bible school starts at 9:45. Intermediates at 5. Senior EB at 6:30 p.m. Midweek fellowship meets Wednesday at 7:30. All are warmly invited.
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AL Kidder
Athens
Hillchurch
Los Angeles
Labor Leader Clancy Arrives Alone at Leavenworth Prison
Eugene Clancy of San Francisco, convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases, arrived at Leavenworth federal prison near Kas on June 27. He walked alone to the gates and asked to enter, becoming the thirteenth inmate to arrive in two days.
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Leavenworth,.w.kas
Eugene Clancy
San Francisco
Federal
Clancy
Automobile suit filed against the constitutionalist party
An automobile company sues the constitutionalist party and the government of Mexico claiming due payment for armored wagons used in the Torreon battle. General Carranza and three Villa officials are named. Garnishment blocks revolution funds. Villa agents order $135,000 in uniforms and camp supplies from U.S. firms.
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RE Paso
Vea
Jane
Constitutionalist Party
Fruiy
Sovernment of Mexico
Jts
Caus
Torreon
Gerenal Villa
General Carranza
Villa
Vo Anaya
Tucson
Apiz
Washington State Department
Anaya
Juarez
Carranza-Villa
Irrigation Gate Breaks at Turlock Dam
Turlock Calif June 27 The south outlet gate of the Davis dam supplying 10575 acres broke early today letting impounded waters tear through irrigation ditches and lowlands toward the Tuolumne river. The gate recently constructed has been giving trouble and appears to have undermined its foundations.
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Turlock
Calif
Davis Dam
Tuolumne River
Buried City Discovered in the Nile Valley
London June 27 Recent exploration in the Nile Valley reports the discovery of a well preserved buried city near Thebes described by Rev Professor A H Sivee at the Royal Society. A fifteen foot thick wall surrounded a city with two palaces public baths gymnasium streets and dwellings. Riverfront structures include quays and landing stages. Iron smelting slag suggests the site powered northern Africa. An underground bathing observatory bears astronomical calculations.
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London
Nine Valley
Pompeii
A. H H. Sivee
Royal Soders
Pontessoar
Ibera
Africa
Mis' or MY Deán Hosts Informal South Main Party
A short informal gathering occurred this afternoon at a home on South Main with Mis' or MY Deán and a few friends enjoying a casual get together.
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Mis
MY Déan
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