Bill Filed to Enjoin Cattle Dipping in Morgan County
A bill to enjoin federal inspector W. W. Cameron and fourteen others from further cattle dipping in Morgan County will be filed in chancery court Friday by farmer Thomas A. Warren. Chancellor James E. Horton will hear the case, with D. C. Almon representing inspectors and commissioners and H. V. Ashin for Warren. The filing alleges the dipping solution harms cattle, reduces milk, and may remove hair. it also questions the legality of a February 7 election and cites thirteen specifications.
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W. W. Cameron
Morgan County
Thomas A. Warren
Decaturs
James E. Horton
D. C. Almon
H. V.ashin
Chautauqua Opens Here Tomorrow for Week's Program
The event kicks off tomorrow afternoon with the Killarney sisters set to appear as the first act on this year’s big bill, bringing entertainment to town for a full week of programs.
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Chautauqua
Killarney
Madame Claussen Chautauqua Opens at Ferry and Main
The Redpath Chautauqua opens tomorrow afternoon for a seven day run with daily programs including the Killarney Sisters and Julia Claussen. Public and visitors may attend morning, afternoon and evening shows with Dr. Horace Elis directing and W. E. Wenner as lecturer. An automobile parade assembles at 10 o'clock on Bank Street for the opening procession.
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Bank Street
Chattanqua
Killarney
Julia Claussen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Horace Elis
W. E. Wenner
Frake Dunning
Court House
Cain and
Ferry Streets
Marriage Licenses Reported for Keyes and Pettey Pairings
R P Keyes wed Miss BE F Pettey. J J Summerford married Miss Willie W Mitchell. The notice lists two upcomings and names the parties, with no further details provided in the fragment.
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R. P. Keyes
BE. F P. Pettey
J. J. Summerford
Willie W. Mitchell
Holmes Purchases States Rights to Seismo Therm Invention
Maj. K. F. Holmes announces that he has bought the rights to the Seismo Therm, a new metallic hot water bottle. Dr. R. N. Burt of Chicago, a firm member, says 150 representatives will market the product. Demonstrations show the bottle heating rapidly and staying hot for 24 hours, with reheat possible by admitting air. The device aims to replace rubber bottles in sick rooms.
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R. N. Burt
Chicago
Ploye
Burt
Ttia
Southside Revival Postponed to July 9
The Southside Baptist church revival, led by Rev. J. A. Cook, has been postponed from next Sunday to Sunday July 9, an announcement says.
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Southside Baptist Church
J. A. Cook
Terrific Attack Against Ft Vaux Repulsed by French
Paris reports a renewed German assault east of the Meuse against Fort Vaux. The French war office says the attack was fierce but repulsed after a heavy bombardment by German guns. German batteries west of the Meuse and cannons at Martmannsweiler Kopf renewed the violent action in the sector.
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International
Paris
Meuse
Fort Vaux
French War Office
Hill $04
Camettes Wood
Martmannsweiler Kopf
Roosevelt Threatens Third Ticket If Hughes Is Nominated
International News Service reports Col Roosevelt threatening a third ticket if Justice Hughes is nominated by the Republicans. The Chicago Coliseum scene sparks hurried conferences among party leaders as 1916 GOP convention opens. Senator Harding named temporary chairman with a keynote urging unity and preparedness.
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International News Service
Coliseum
Chicago
Chicago Today
Col. Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Progressoessure to Name Roosevelt at Chicago Convention
All efforts to tame militant Progressive party members and avoid nominating Roosevelt failed. After a dozen attempts before the convention was called, harmonizers abandoned that idea and held Roosevelt as the likely candidate. Continued on Page 5.
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International News Service
Chicago
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
British Empire Mourns Death of Lord Kitchener
London reports the death of Lord Kitchener and his staff after the Hampshire hit a mine or torpedo off Scotland. Premier Asquith acts as secretary of state for war until a successor is named while Britain enters mourning.
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British Empire
Lord Kitchener
London
Jone
Asquith
Hampshire
St. Paul
Westminster Abbey
George
Russia
Germany
British Isles
William Robertson
David Lloyd George
Lord Derby
Admiralty
Orkney Islands
Kitchener
England
Germany claims sixth conquer in naval action
Berlin report says Emperor William asserts six victories by the German navy in the Jutland battle have unsettled Britain and shaken sea power fears. He notes Britain's fear of Germany's strong start at Wilhelmshaven and the high sea maneuvers.
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International News Service
Berlin
Great Britain
William
High Seas
Wilhelmshaven
Jutland
Peage in Europe Seems Yet Remote
Washington on June 7 diplomacy officials believed there is no current plan for President Wilson to push for an early European peace. A cable from Secretary Lansing to Ambassador Gerard asking if he advocates early peace signals the administration does not want the United States seen as the gate to peace.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Lansing
Gerard
German torpedo boat sunk by mine near Zeebrugge
Amsterdam reports on June 7 that a German torpedo boat was sunk by a mine off Zeebrugge, according to the Telebraat.
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Amsterdam
Zeebrugge
Tele- Braat
Balfour asserts British disclosed naval losses at Jutland
London reports A J Balfour declares the admiralty told the whole truth about British losses in the Jutland battle and praises Lord Kitchener. Berlin says the British Warspite was sunk in the same engagement by the German Koenig and blew up after hits, according to Kiel dispatches.
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Berlin
Warspite
Balfour
Imperial Council of Commerce
Admiralty
Jutland
Lord Kitchener
Kiel
Carranza Note Reply Withheld by Secretary Lansing
Washington says no timeline for replying to Carranza demanding U S withdrawal from Mexico. A raid feared by Gen Funston could worsen the crisis. Officials question Carranza’s good faith while warning that Luis De Larosa and his bandits head toward Laredo to raid and plunder.
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Ohio
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Finley J., Jr
Army Relief Society
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Finley, Jr
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International News Servicq
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Carranza
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Laredo
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