Terminal Elevator Debate at Aneta Attracts Wide Interest
Nelson County fair officials in Aneta host a debate on state ownership of a terminal elevator. The event aims to educate and foster community spirit, featuring Twichell and Loftun as leading debaters. Delegations from across the state plan to attend. a 2000-seat tent is booked for the discussion.
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Melvin Hildreth
Nelson County Fair
Aneta
Liwest
Twichell-Loftun
Nelson County
Tate
Mexican Foodstuffs Linked to Red Cross Trade Debate
An unofficial probe into foodstuffs imported from Mexico and routed to the Red Cross suggests misdirection rather than charity. Beans and other supplies reportedly moved from the United States to Mexico for free distribution, with merchants also replenishing American sacks. The broader dispatches cover Carranza’s defeat claims, troop movements, and vigilance around Mexico City as双方 factions maneuver, with U.S. observers tracking arms and diplomatic shifts.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Ted Cross
Tiwan
Red Cross
Thaw Declared Sane By New Hampshire Doctor
Dr Charles P Bancroft head of the New Hampshire state hospital for the insane testified that H K Thaw was sane and had always been sane His verdict stated Thaws killing of Stanford White was driven by jealousy and passion not a systematized delusion and occurred when he was under champagne influence
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New York
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire State Hospital For
H. K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Thaw
Stanford White
Ward
M P Railroad Reorganization Plans Reported
New York June 29 final steps in the financial readjustment of the see Pacific are to be taken at fayerhsian. The plan involves forming a six formation security company and issuing new common and preferred shares in a friendly reorganization without federal court proceedings. Wilson at Warm Residence June 29 kept in touch with state department developments and awaited no public statement.
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New York
Fayerhsian
Wilson
Cornlah
N. H
Sumwar
State Department
Asquith Urges Thrift to Support War Loan Effort
London reports Premier Asquith promoting penny wise economy to back the British war loan. He closes his wealth to lead a nation in thrift, aiming to ease the daily fifteen million dollar war cost and sustain wartime finance.
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London
Asquith
Kalas Manufacturing Chief Sentenced for Mail Fraud
New York June 29 David Essacoon head of Kalas Manufacturing Co was sentenced to one year in federal prison at Atlanta and fined 200 for using the mails to defraud He is believed to have collected about a half million dollars through advertisements promising light work for artistes.
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New York
David Essacoon
Kalas Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Appeal to repeal Seamans Law in New York port
The Maritime Association of the Port of New York, with about 800 representatives of domestic and foreign steamships, plans an appeal to President Wilson for a special session of Congress to overturn the law they say upsets port operations and threatens withdrawal of established rates.
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New York
Maritime Association of the Port of
Wilson Aeue
Jong
Forney and McHenry Held in Plot Against Schneider
Pittsburgh June 29. Attorney Thomas G. Forney and waiter Geo. McHenry, both of Washington, are detained by police on suspicion of plotting to harm Forney’s father-in-law F. T. Schneider, a wealthy candy maker. Police say McHenry claimed Forney offered him money to dispose of Schneider, found among McHenry’s effects.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas
G. Forney
Washington
Geo. McHenry
Forney
F. T. Schneider
McHenry
Schneider
Bryan and family greet welcome home in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb June 29 Wm J Bryan and wife were met by a small party of friends today on their return here He planned to speak tonight at an open air meeting on The Farmer Friend of Peace He leaves tomorrow for San Francisco Rochester and other cities Archbishop James E Quigley of Chicago is described as extremely critical with ailment undisclosed and a relapse noted in Atlantic City Saturday
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Lincoln, Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Siefantie Ohne
San Francisco
Rochester
James E. Quigley
Chicago
Atlantic City
Second Day of the Chautauqua Presents Major Features
The Fargo chautauqua continues with a packed second day featuring junior revue a Europe trip, rural church problems addressed by H R McMan, Bohumir Kryl's concert band, and a popular 60 cent musical evening. National speaker Victor Murdock headlines tonight with praise for his views on U S governance as grounds stay dry and inviting for patrons tomorrow.
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Chautauau
Europe
Solvi
H. R. Mc ®Man
Bohumir Kryl
Rami
Splendia Entertainment
Kryl
Orphean
Arthur Katche
Katchel
Ctor Murdock
Bull Moose
Kansas
Victor Murdock
United States
Kansan
Kangas Ike
North Dakota
Middle Western
Krys
Note to Germany on Frye Case Made Public
The United States released the text of its note to Germany dated June 24 1915. The note disputes Germanys claim of right to stop contraband shipments by destroying ships and cargo and notes that prize court proceedings are not binding on the United States. It also rejects the idea that submarine warfare could be justified by such rights. The note was prepared by Secretary Lansing and delivered to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin. Continued on Page Six.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Selip William ©. Fry
Pring Eitel Friedrich
Gerard
Germany
Frye
Lansing
Berlin
Department of State
Dynamite Found in Canada Near Mercier Machine Shops
June 29 reports a military division investigating dynamite found buried near the Mercier Machine shops at Bhaw Park in Quebec. The shops were expected to receive ammunition orders for the British government.
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Quebec
Mercier
Bhaw Park
Grand Junction Opens High Line Canal for 60000 Acres
The new high line irrigation canal in Grand Junction Colorado began operation today to irrigate over 60 000 acres of government land. Construction took four years and cost a substantial amount.
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Grand Junction
Colo
High Line
Rebel forces attack at Fort Pierre Michals in Haiti
Cape Haitian June 29 rebel forces under Dr. R. Boboara attempting to overthrow the government attacked Fort Pierre Michals with limited success. The gunboat Pacifique bombarded Petite Anse where rebels took refuge, signaling ongoing hostilities in the region.
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Cape Haitian
Dr. R. Boboara
Ent Guillaume
Fort Pierre Michals
Pacifique
Petite Anse
Reebla
Miners Strike Shuts Webb City Centerville Zinc Mines
Joplin Missouri June 29 Virtually all large zinc mines in the Webb City Centerville district remained closed today as about 2000 miners refused to work demanding higher wages. They argue price increases granted to operators justify their demands.
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Joplin
Webb City- Centerville
Weather Bureau Forecast Except Oregon for July Fourth
Washington notes the Weather Bureau promised fair weather across the nation on July 4, with Oregon excluded from the forecast. The statement highlights widespread sunshine and dry conditions expected, aiding Independence Day celebrations nationwide.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Russian Forces Reorganize For a New Stand
Berlin reports Austro-German forces have advanced onto Russian soil north of Lemberg. London notes the Russian center in Galicia reforming behind the Gaila and Lipa rivers, strengthening the German western front with artillery duels. British and French troops bombard the Gallipoli Turk right wing with no result, per Turkish sources.
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Berlin
Lemberg
London
Galicia
Gaila
Lipa
Arraid
Seid
Gallipoli
County Option Votes Close In Minnesota Liquor Fight
County option drove 46 saloons from business yesterday across Minnesota with 41 counties dry. Wilkin Breckenridge and adjacent towns shifted to dry while Brainerd and Crow Wing faced mixed results. Majorities swung toward dry in Mower Grant and Wilkin with Tilkin counted dry later. Wet strongholds faced losses as Danes and North Dakota border towns felt the impact.
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Mower
Austin
Adams
Waltham
Rose Creek
Sargeant
Hilton
Dexter
Grant County
Herman
Wilkin County
Breckenridge
Kent
Nashua
Tenney
Minnesota
Pat
Tilkin County
Fargo
Moorhead
St. Paul
Crow Wing
Grant
Brainord
North Dakota
German Socialists Push Peace Effort in Italy
In Milan on June, German socialists advocate peace and seek to influence Italian policy. The move signals a shift in public opinion after a year of war as Italians are approached to join similar steps, though observers expect Italy to watch actions by other nations first.
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Milan
Boks
More Seizures of American Cargoes By the British
Washington June 29 The seizure of steamers Seaconner and Port British by a prize court adds to the maze of seizures as understood the ships had been released. Complaints from importers reach the state department where an effort to adjust matters is being doubled.
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Washington
Seading
Seaconner and Port
State Department
State Can't Collect for Alleged Excess Fares
Jefferson City Mo June 29 The Missouri supreme court sustains the demurrer of the North Alton railroad against the unit of state to recover 2 000 000 excess fares collected while the flat rate and the maximum price laws were in litigation
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Jefferson City
Mixsouri Supreme Court
Aorth Alton Railroad
Unit of State
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Condi
Banda
Ores Senna
Felipe Angelos
Huerta
M. P. Railroad Reorganization
Thrift
Maritime Association
Bryan
Archbissop
Lou J. Beau P
Beauchamp
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America
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Canada
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Italy
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