Danish royal yacht Danneborg arrives for Norwegian coronation events
Trondhjem reports Danneborg with Prince Christian from Denmark and the Tromp bearing the Dutch embassy entered the harbor to greet the king. American ambassador Charles Graves and military attachés attended the palace reception as a large crowd watched diplomatic arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondhjem
Danneborg
Christian
Denmark
Haakon
Tromp
Norway
Chas. N. Graves
United States
Sweden
William W. Gibson
St. Petersburg
John H. Gibbons
London
Fatal Shooting Near Hazjetor In British Columbia
Vancouver report states Alexander Mcintosh and Max Leclair were shot and killed at Hazjetor. Simon Johnson, a Kipscrex Indian, is charged with the crime. Leclair’s horse is missing. authorities suspect the slaying aimed to steal the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Alexander Mcintosh
Max Leclair
Kamloops
Hazjetor
Simon Johnson
Leclair
Fourth in Panama Fireworks Funded Fourth of July Excursion
Isthmian canal commission employees will hold a traditional Fourth of July celebration in Panama with special excursions from along the canal. Money for fireworks has been raised by canal workers and Washington supporters. Governor Magoon and other prominent Isthmus figures will speak and aid in making the day memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal Zone
Panama
Canal
Magoon
Isthmus
Berlin Opens Largest German Agricultural Exposition
The Deutsche Landwirts Gesellschaft exposition opens in Berlin with ceremonies drawing thousands. It features preserved foods division including dairy, dough, potatoes, fruits, wines, meats and beer. Prizes diplomas and medals will be awarded. the event lasts one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Deutsche Landwirts *Gesellechaft
Germany
Dago Killed Jew in Street Clash Sparks Mob
A stabbing on Norfolk Street left Abraham Kostowits dead at the hands of Giuseppe Yacobocci. A mob of about 1000, largely Jewish neighbors, surged to seize the assailant as police protected him and moved him to Mulberry Street station. The confrontation arose over who should yield when Italians and Jews met on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk Street
Guiseppe Yacobocci
Abraham Kostowits
Mulberry Street
Bluecoats
Shirt Tail Slogan Sparks Kansas Campaign Debate
Topeka area reports a 1920s campaign issue over shirt length linked to cotton surplus. A farm paper pushes farmer unions claiming longer shirts would use excess cotton. Democratic and Republican committees warn reversing policy could embarrass in case of cotton shortages.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Chait
Republicatte
Amedy
Will Be a Martyr Woman Leaders Arrested in London
Miss Billington Miss Kenney and three other militant suffragists were arrested in Cavendish square for causing a disturbance outside Asquith's home. Billington was fined 50 dollars and given two months imprisonment and said she would serve her term as a martyr. Other cases were adjourned.
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London
Miss_ Billington
Miss Kenney
Cavendish Square
Asquith
Miss Billington
Agrarian Troubles Spread in Russian Provinces
In Tula Orel and Kursk provinces agrarian disturbances widen as landowners flee their estates. Count Sheremetieff’s Kursk property is destroyed. M Kraszinsky a Kiev landowner imports six English machine guns to fight the peasants.
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St. Petersburg
Tula
Orel
Kursk
Sheremetieff
M. Kraszinsky
Kiev
Oslo Minn Bridge Bill Passes Senate Across Red River
The senate approved a bill authorizing Oslo Minnesota to build a bridge over the Red River of the North and to adjust land title requirements for river and harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Washington
Senate
Minn
Red River
La Follette Quietly Plans Houser Replacement at Rally
Madison dispatch reports the La Follette Lenroot group preparing to drop Walter Houser if possible. Houser faces trial binding pressure may push him to retirement, with J A Stone of Reedsburg as Lenroot ticket secretary of state candidate, amid Sen La Follette’s sharp intervention.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette-Lenroot
Walter Houser
Houser
Combine
la Follette
Regulars Build Larger Lead in State Delegates
Morning returns show the regular Republican organization with more votes than yesterday. Richland county swung to the regulars, McLean county was carried by a safe majority, while Towner Bottineau Grand Forks Griggs Mc Henry Pierce Steele and Traill stayed with insurgents. The latest totals place Regulars at 344 and insurgents at 123, with at least 325 regulars expected at the Jamestown convention on July 12. All county officers and legislative candidates win.
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Richland County
McLean County
Towner
Bottineau
Grand Forks
Griggs
McHenry
Pierce
Steele
Traill
Sakes
Jamestown
Barnes - Weee
Benson
Wee
Billings
Thee
Burleigh Cass
Cavalier
Dickey
Eddy Ee
Tena
Emmons
E Foster
Steeee
Griggs Eaeene
See - Kidder
Ee LaMoure
Logan
Whee
McIntosh
Waee
McKenzie
Morton A
Nelson
Oliver
Pembina
Ramsey
Ransom
Richland
Olette
Sargent
Stark
Oe Steele
Stulsman, Towner
Walsh
Ween
Wells
A. Williams
Dover Township election questioned in Griggs county vote
Cooperstown North Dakota June 21 reports say the county beat attorneys believe the entire Griggs county vote is illegal due to Dover township election failure. If returns show a close result the ruling could invalidate the election.
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Cooperstown
N. C
Griggs County
Dover
Barnes county delegates chosen for Republican state convention
Almost complete returns from Barnes county name delegates John Alderman J P H Applequist J J Bascom C E F Batcheller Wm Burchill A P Paulsen John Thore son C F Mudgett Wm Coop Fred O Olson W H Pray H C Ster shoel Jesse J Taylor Theo Torbin son Frank White L A Wood Most ran on George M Young ticket and are pledged to no state officers. Coop backs Sarles with others adopting similar stance. Ward County. Minot report follows.
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Valley City
N. D
Barnes County
John Alderman
J. P. H. Applequist
J. J. Bascom
C. EF. Batcheller
Wm. Burchill
A. P. Paulsen
John Thoreson
C. F. Mudgett
Wm. Coop
Fred O. Olson
W. H. Pray
H. C. Stershoel
Jesse J. Taylor
Theo Torbinson
Frank White
L. A. Wood
George M. Young
McKenzie
Sarles
Coop
Mudgett
Wood
Pray
Panama Canal Vote Sets Lock Type with Close Margin
The senate debated the sea level Panama canal bill and began voting on canal type. A 36 to 31 margin favored a lock canal over sea level, with Senator Cullom opposing on grounds of cost and impracticability and citing Spooner Act authority.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Returns Support Fair Majority for Republican Delegates
Wahpeton North Carolina June 21 additional returns show the entire straight Republican delegates in the county elected by a fair majority though official results may defeat one or two candidates Richland is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Ramesett Wins State Senate Nomination by 22 Votes
Valley City North Carolina reports E K Ramesett secured the party nomination for state senator by a margin of 22 votes on June 21.
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Valley City
N. C
E. K. Ramesett
Troops Blamed for Jewish Massacre Riots Return to St Petersburg
The parliamentary commission investigating the Bialystok massacre of Jews has returned to St. Petersburg and will likely present its report at today's session. It says mob attacks could have been halted at any time by decisive police and troop intervention.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Ex-Hubbie Accused Shooting Wives After Refusal to Reunite
W F Kerring shot his divorced wife and her niece Miss Bessie O Day at the ex couple's home in Los Angeles. He had been separated for two years as the wife refused to return to him. The two women were gravely wounded with likely fatal injuries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. F. Kerring
Bessie O'Day
Kerring
M Cumber Plans Meat Inspection Aimed at Packers
Senator McCumber calls for strict meat inspection funded by packers and accuses packers of orchestrating protests signed by stock men, claiming the latter have no stake in protecting packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCumber
Disorderly House Session Forcing Short Adjournment
In St. Petersburg on June 21 the lower house was briefly adjourned for an hour due to repeated demonstrations by workers and radical constitutional democrats during ministerial explanations. The president of the house ended the session temporarily amid rowdy tactics.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Marines Ordered Home From Pekin Legation
The Pekin legation guard of about 100 marines will be withdrawn after a year in the Philippines and two in China. On July 25 a 200‑strong guard from San Francisco will replace them. Navy officials say the move does not signal worsening conditions in Pekin despite tensions with American commerce and officials.
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Washington
Pekin
United States
Philippines
China
San Francisco
Navy Department
Legation
New Post Office Opens in Truro North Dakota
Washington June 21 A new post office is established at Truro in Bottineau county with supplies from Sherwood and Minot. Fourth class postmasters named for Linstead Walsh county P E Peterson and Burkey Billings county William H Hunck with resignations of A M Johnson and J Burkey. Rural free delivery routes approved for Reynolds Grand Forks county starting Aug 15 on Routes 2 and 3 serving 652 population with tri weekly service. A July 2 route out of Surrey Ward county will be Route 1 serving a population 655. Route 4 service assigned to Seem SB D Margaret May and others.
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Washington, D. C
Truro
Bottineau County
Sherwood
Minot
North Dakota
P. E. Peterson
Linstead
Walsh County
A. M. Johnson
William H. Hunck
Burkey
Billings County
J. Burkey
Reynolds
Grand Forks
Surrey
Ward
Seem Sb, D
Margaret Mayeee Pebetiaek
White boy raised by Black foster parents shocks St. Louis
In St. Louis on June 21, Fernelly Greene learns he is not the son of the Black couple who housed him since infancy. Taken in January 1895 by Mowes Greene and wife, he was raised in a segregated rooming house and attended a Black school after his mother’s death.
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Mowes Greene
Cherries Fall Before Ceremony In Edwardsville
In Edwardsville HL on June 21 a minister Rev J G Hildenstein and groom elect James Monroe Stevens fell from a cherry tree while picking fruit just before the wedding to Miss Matilda Schirmer. Both were knocked unconscious but revived in about 30 minutes and the ceremony proceeded.
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Matilda Schirmer
J. G. Hildenstein
KNOWS SLAYER IDENTITY YET REFUSES PUBLIC STATEMENT
The aged mother of Mrs. Alice Kinan says she could name the slayer or instigator of the Bronx murder but has refused to speak publicly. Police have questioned Mrs. Stenton repeatedly since June 8. The coroner's inquest began today into the clubbing death at her home.
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New York
Louis ‘Stenton
Alice Kinan
Bronx
Local Inspector Seizes Pork Loin Storage Case
In Louisville on June 21 Dr C A Bradley local livestock and meat inspector condemned and sent to a fertilizer works 2400 pounds of pork loins held in cold storage. Officials of the storage company refused to state to whom the pork belonged. Bradley is visiting packing plants to ensure proper conduct.
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Louisville
C. A. Bradley
Hoch blocks death warrants and scorns mass execution
Topeka governor Hoch rejects Rev Ellwood’s demand to sign death warrants for fifty or more first degree murder convicts. He says he will not will executions and questions the minister’s call for an eye for an eye, urging reading the full Savior's injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Ellwood
Hoch
Red Saviors
Supreme Court rejects Ivens appeal in Hollister murder case
Springfield June 21 The Supreme Court denied the motion to file a more complete record and support additional authority in the case of Richard Ivens sentenced to be hanged in Chicago tomorrow for the murder of Mrs Bessie Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
Supreme Court
Richard Ivens
Chicago
Bessie Hollister
Mutiny Suppressed at Sevastopol Fortress in June
A serious mutiny began with a fortress artillery battalion refusing orders and briefly taking control of north shore batteries. Loyal regiments restored order as mutinies spread to Botscheff at Riazsan and officers’ clubs, with high concern voiced by General Neplueff over morale across the fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Sevastopol
Novoe Vremya
Neplueff
Botscheff
Riazsan
Page Rage Meet Delivers Wins Despite Cold Weather
Page North Dakota June 21 crowds flocked to a race meeting despite chilly squalls. Local horses drew uproarious applause as Idle Time Leah and other entrants competed in a 2:25 pace with a dead heat later resolved for Leah. The day’s highlight was the 2:15 pace featuring Baby owned by J F Coliethie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
N. D
J. W. Brown
Neenah, Wis
H. R. Hartman
Carl Nelson
Erle
T. Brock
W. J. Hawk
Buffalo
Rex Bryan
Hope
T. l. Murphy
Leah
J. Blackburn
Bennett
Dick Harter
Texas Ralph
Tom Busby
Anninn
Achess Duncan Toxar
Vinice Bwsedee
Idle
J. F. Coli Ethie
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Lafollette
Ward County
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Ramsett
M'Cumber
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Edwardsville, HL
James
Monroe Stevens
Hock
Illinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Illinois
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