Hague Conference Opens Amid European Resolve and US Stance
The Hague conference opens with a focus on Russia’s return to the family of nations and European recovery. EU delegates seek Russia's reentry and productivity, while the United States declines representation, citing unresolved Russian terms and the continuation of Genoa-era obstacles.
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Hague
Associated Press
Europe
Russia
Paris
Peace Palace
Genoa
United States
the Hague
Italy
Great Britain
France
Washington
Exterminator Dominates Belmont Handicap at Belmont Park
New York June 15 Exterminator known as Tron Horse extended his winning streak with a 1 mile 316 exposure victory carrying 135 pounds. The gelding won by two lengths over Mad Hatter with Devastation third. Exterminator’s five straight wins this term pushed career earnings to 205000, the highest for a gelding in America.
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New York
Belmont Park
Exterminator
America
Ixterminator
Johnson
Two Feathers
Billy McLaughlin
Mad Hatter
Devastation
Reprimanded Annapolis Year Book Editor
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt reprimanded Ensign Olmstead editor of The Lucky Bag year book at Annapolis for items deemed cruel and unwarranted toward certain parties.
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Washington
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Ensign Olmstead
Annapolis
School Boy Hangs Self in Emporia Barn
Herbert Johnson a 14 year old school boy hanged himself in a barn in Emporia Kansas after his mother spanked him for teasing his baby sister His father George A Johnson found the body when he returned home from work at noon Local police or authorities are not named in the report and no further details are given about the case
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Emporia
Kan
Herbert Johnson
George A. Johnson
Weather indications for next twenty four hours
Chicago weather bulletin notes generally fair tonight and Friday with showers in the northeast portion and continued warmth prevailing. The forecast covers the next twenty four hours with no major storms expected.
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Chicago
Weather Observations for June Readings
Local observations by Dr H M Stanley cover the past 24 hours ending 7 am with highs and lows for June 9 to June 15. No precipitation reported on any day and afternoon temperature at 1 pm is 72 degrees.
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H. M. Stanley
Officers Try to Prevent Meeting by Strikers Near Almina Water
Sheriff Yost and deputies investigate reports of a large group marching to join a striker meeting near Almina Water Morgantown West Virginia. Authorities aim to avert clashes and property damage while unrelated notes mention captive elephants and blotting paper production in Canada.
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W. Va
Associated Press
Yost
Almina Water
Warrants Out for Men for Abusing Gires
A midnight demonstration in Muscatine led to warrants for Ralph Healey and Glen Shields over alleged abuse of two girls aged sixteen and thirteen. Shields was arrested, bound over to the grand jury with a $5,000 bond. Healey remains at large, thought to have fled by swimming the Cedar River after abandoning a car.
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Muscatine
Associated Press
Ralph Heaey
Glen Shields
Healey
Shields
Cedar River
Human Bones Found After Barn Fire Mystery
In Malvern Iowa on June 15, bones found in the burned barn on Mrs. J R Strahan farm are declared human by four physicians. Residents recall screams the night of the fire and sight of three men fleeing the scene, raising belief of a murder.
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J. R. Strahan
Ring
Germany's stipulations outlined for reparations fate
Berlin editorials inspired by Hugo Stinnes lay out six conditions for Germany to meet reparations. The points call for evacuation of Duisburg Düsseldorf and Ruhr area, removal of export duties, left bank Rhine evacuation, Saar basin evacuation, free trade with Danzig and through Versailles corridor, upper Silesia boundary regulation, and elimination of the most favored nation clause.
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Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
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Saar
Danzig
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Silesia
Falls Upon a Broken Jar In Pisgah Iowa
June 15 reports Bessie Hashaw visiting her aunt Joyce Schwertley near Modale when an accident occurred as Mrs Schwertley drained a two gallon pickle jar. She slipped and cut a five inch long two inch deep gash requiring five stitches. Bessie plans to help during convalescence. Mr and Mrs William Griffith postponed their Pennsylvania trip until Mrs Boies returns from hospital. Nellie Reeves returns from Lamont after Grace Land College graduation and will join Pisgah schools faculty next year.
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Pisgah
Bessie Hashaw
Joyce Schwertley
Modale
Boies
Nellie Reeves
Lamont
Graceland College
St Louis Woman Accuses 3 as Jack the Snippers
Mrs May Pfeiffer of St Louis Mo reports to police that three men seized her last night, drove her to the city’s northeastern terminus and cut off her hair. She can offer no reason for the assault.
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St. Louis
May Pfeiffer
Brookhart Sees No Friction at State Republican Convention
Des Moines shows Brookhart, the Iowa Republican U.S. Senate nominee, saying no friction over the convention platform. He supports endorsing the national administration but insists the convention must also back his own platform from which he was nominated by Iowa voters.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Lowa
Submarine Chaser Boat Burns To Water Near Key West
Key West June 15 The former submarine chaser No 205 now owned by ER T Saulzer of Brooklyn was burned to the water’s edge near here and later sank Mrs Saulzer aboard with friends was slightly burned in the incident
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Key West
Associated Press
ER. T. Saulzer
Brooklyn
New York
Francis leads in June primary campaign spending
Leslie E. Francis reported spending 6869 in his bid for the United States Senate in the June primary. He itemized 3500 as contributions received from his wife, detailing the major source of funds for the race.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Leslie E. Francis
Chicago Man Killed By Woman
In Virden Illinois on June 15 John Dutch Red Clark 82 was shot dead by Mrs Minnie Buchanan. Police say she confessed to shooting him and another man earlier. Clark had come from Chicago to Virden to visit relatives. Buchanan had previously been tried for murder in a separate case and pleaded self defense.
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Virden
Ill
Chicago
John
Dutch J Red”) Clark
Minnie Buchanan
Clare
Woman on trial for embezzlement claims town funds safe
Mrs Helen Grant Marshall long time Kearny assistant tax collector admits earning only 32 dollars a week and says she kept Japanese servants and a limousine. She denies taking any town funds in the trial held in Jersey City on June 15.
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Jersey City
N. J
Helen Grant Marshall
Kearmy
Stop Sale of Liquor on US Ships Amendment Drafted
A resolution by Representative Bankhead proposes stopping liquor sales aboard American ships by amending the merchant marine bill. It would end government aid to marine services that operate ships serving alcohol.
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Washington
Associated Press
Representative Bankhead
Seven year old girl bitten by dog in Shenandoah
In Shenandoah Iowa on a June evening Florence Miller 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley B Miller 404 West Street was severely bitten by Dr J D Kerlin's dog while playing on the Fred Tunnicliff lawn with Ariel Tunnicliff The dog jumped the fence and bit her on the right leg below the knee and on the left leg above the knee with clawing and scratching to the shoulder The dog was not mad and Florence rests easily the dog is kept chained most of the time and is young mentioned parenthetical information.
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Florance
Dudley B. Miller
West Street
J. D. Kerlin
Fred Tunnicliff
Ariel Tunnicliff
Florence
Courting in Hot Weather Faces Small Basis for Litigation
In Justice Pickett's court Gilbert Frederickson pleaded guilty to assault and battery after delays caused by absent witnesses and parties. He paid a $15 fine plus costs, with disputes over a claimed knife and alleged threats to Carson's son. A similar case in Mayor Keith's court involved Jean Davis and Russell, who were fined for failure to appear with Davis at $15 and costs and Russell $5 and costs.
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Gilbert Frederickson
Grant Carson
Adam Pickett
Carson
Frederickson
Jean Davisland
Russell
Keith
Davis
Verdict of first degree murder in Stiller death
St Cloud Minnesota June 15 A coroner's jury returns a first degree murder verdict in the inquest over Thomas Stiller who was shot near his home while hunting with his 17 year old son Jacob who faces arrangements tomorrow on a charge of first degree murder
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St. Cloud
Minn
Associated Press
Thomas Stiller
Here
Jacob
Republicans Move to Fast Track Soldiers Bonus Bill
Washington plans for a conference of Republicans to decide on proceeding with the soldiers bonus in Congress. They would set aside the tariff bill and push the bonus measure ahead.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Tenant Sleeps While Building Burns to Ashes
Waterloo Iowa June 15 six head of horses and three calves perished when a barn on the J C Posey farm was struck by lightning The thunderbolt split the barn and seven tons of hay fed the flames making rapid progress despite efforts to save livestock machinery and the model structure The loss is about 6000 The tenant renting from Waterloo Trust and Savings slept through the blaze while neighbors a mile away heard the crash Ralph Knipp alerted the Posey family and summoned help
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Waterloo
Waterloo Trust and Savings Company
Ralph Knipp
Posey
Irish Free State Constitution to Be Published Tomorrow
London June 15 The constitution of the Irish Free State will be made public tomorrow Winston Churchill said. The document follows the Anglo Irish treaty as agreed months ago and progress is reported to be good.
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Irish Free State
Winston Churchill
Thought He Was Omaha's Insane
Three Cass county residents were committed to Clarinda State Hospital for the Insane in three days. The most sensational case involved Charles Parker of Massena whose rampage caused near panic in the county. Farmers initially believed him to be the Omaha maniac Fred Brown. Rev N H Hertog of Massena filed the complaint and Parker was deemed insane and sent away, marking his third commitment.
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Charles Parker
Massena
Fred Brown
Omaha
N. H. Hertog
Market roundup with cattle hogs and sheep prices
Receipts: cattle 11 000 steady to high, top steers 4 35. hogs 22 000 higher, heavies 10 30–10 50. light 10 66. sheep 15 000 very slow. Chicago butter 35% extras to standards 35% unchanged. Grain futures: wheat July 1 09 Sept 1 11. corn July 5 4 Sept 64. oats July 334 Sept 36. Cattle later 1 800 best steady, hogs 8 500 higher, lambs 2 000 lower.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel
Dea Moines
Ina
Rorior
Codedice
Vearitege Si
SPD
Coocwee
Ns Etaueaonia
Market Report for June 15 at Noon
The note lists various commodity prices including wines, creams, horse hides, beef hams, and steak with scattered prices such as 46c for wine, 28c for light spring boilers, 50 for base, and 1.00 for beef hams. It is a fragmented price ledger with multiple items and no clear destination.
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Abe
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