Porter Charlton Extradition to Italy Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington, June 10. Porter Charlton must return to Italy to face murder charges for a 1910 Lake Como killing. The Supreme Court rejected challenges, allowing Italian authorities to proceed after a lengthy extradition dispute. Charlton had confessed aboard a Hoboken steamer and faced international diplomatic negotiations for surrender.
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Suffragette Leader Pankhurst Seized by Detectives After Escape Attempt
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, noted suffragette leader, was caught by detectives at Dr Ethel Smyth's home as she attempted to flee. Ill and under guard, she faced renewed imprisonment for admissions tied to bomb outrages, then was hustled to prison to resume her sentence. Her supporters speculated on possible escape routes, including Paris, while authorities maintained she was fit to serve.
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Newspaper Law Upheld by Court
Washington June 10 The Supreme Court upheld the newspaper publicity law as part of the 1913 appropriation act. Chief Justice White said the section required newspapers to file semi annual sworn statements naming editors owners stockholders and bondholders and to publish the statement. It barred noncompliant papers from second class mail under penalty of fines for unmarked paid articles.
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Probe into coal field trouble in Charleston West Virginia
Federal probe into conditions in the West Virginia coal fields opened in Charleston at 2 PM. Louis J. Henhesy, sergeant at arms of the senate, arrived to arrange quarters for the committee. An executive session will decide meeting mode and procedures as about 100 operators and miners testify.
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Ford Nominated Public Printer In Labor Leader Bid
New Jersey labor leader J Bord was nominated today to be public printer amid a tore or torn June 10 context. The move signals a partisan effort to place a trusted union figure in the government printing post.
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North Dakota association to spend 75000 on farming drive
The Better Mirvhinis Association of North Dakota plans to expend 75000 this year. Directors met at the A C U W building to review alfalfa acreage gains and the pork production and corn contests. By July the organization will deploy twenty five men across seventeen counties, with encampments at Valley City and Grand Forks during the state fair period.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers Convened
Cincinnati June 10 five hundred Gealgaten representing seventy five older of the United States and Canada attended the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers opened here to discuss improving building conditions, construction, and management.
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Fifty Die in Russian Ferry Disaster on Ascension Day
Delayed dispatches from Vyatka report fifty persons drowned when a dilapidated ferry sank while crossing the Tchepfea river during Ascension Day. A riot followed in the district as locals blamed lax police supervision of the vessel.
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Vyatka
McLean to Lead Public Playground Oversight This Summer
Park board approves W P McLean as playground inspector for summer duties. He will split time between Island Park and Oak Grove. A swimming screen will be erected, while bathing regulation rests with the city. Island Park music funded by the Commercial Club starts last Sunday in June. paving costs for Fourth Street north to be discussed with the city. A committee to confer on tennis court rules was formed.
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President Wilson names Campbell to court of claims
Washington June 1 President Wilson named E K Campbell a Virginia native and longtime Underwood ally to the court of claims chief justice. Campbell 55 succeeds Justice Stanton Peele on the bench, chosen on Underwood’s recommendation despite past political rivalry.
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Senators Mull Tariff Changes In Senate Committee
Washington June 10 Democrats of the senate finance committee met to consider tariff changes. Subcommittees proposed reductions in metal agriculture and sundries with increases in cotton and pottery schedules and enlarging the free list. Most changes are expected to gain majority support and a week’s work is planned to prepare the bill for the party caucus.
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Senate
Decision Supreme Court Upholds State Rate Power
Washington and Minnesota rate case coverage details the Supreme Court ruling that states may set maximum intrastate rates without confiscation, and that Congress retains control over interstate commerce. The decision confirms states may fix 2 cent passenger and freight maximums unless rates are confiscatory, with federal action when needed.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Two Suffragettes Arraigned in London Court
Two women were arraigned today at the Richmond police court on suspicion of causing a large dam age at Hurst Park race course yesterday. The prisoners gave names as Kitty Marion, actress, and Clara Elizabeth, a militant suffragette with prior imprisonment terms. Both were released on bail.
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Unseemly Wedding Of Clergyman In Connecticut
Stamford Conn June 10 dared Kenod Cooks once an Episcopal clergyman and Flaretta Whaley were married in a small ceremony attended by friends. They produced a certified copy of a divorce decree naming Flaretta Whaley as co respondent after Cooke eloped from Hempstead two years ago. Two children have since been born. Since leaving the ministry Cooke has worked as a painter in New York City.
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Bulgarians Kill Many Servians Near Marines
London June 10 many Servians die in a sharp clash with Bulgarian troops near Marines. A Bol lade Mali Journal dispatch reports heavy casualties and warns of further fighting in the area as Servians demand Bulgarian evacuation of Volodain by 7 PM, else bombardment.
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