Hovering Interurban Car Crash Claims Teen Victim Near Sheridan
Herminigild Bueter, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bueter of near New Haven, dies after being struck by eastbound interurban car No 7 as it backed onto the main track near stop 64, four miles east of the city. He is carried to St Joseph's hospital and dies at 4 10. Four sisters present as the tragedy unfolds. Investigations continue. incident reported on page 77 column 7.
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Blesnine
Sheridan's
Cir
Herminiwild Bueter
Frank Buster
New Haven
Herman Bueter
St Joseph's Hospital
de. J. Prank Linmen
Seident
Frances
Zetta
Cleupha
Stella
Pert
Hom
Herman Boeter
New Haven Road
Boeter
Harel Adurmia
Wolk
Pasdengara
Ty Une
Calholt
Lewis Stroda
St Joseph's Hoapital
Fair Weather Forecast for Week in Washington
June 2 weather outlook predicts mainly fair skies across the region with possible local thunder showers. Temperatures near or above the seasonal average are expected in the middle west as a distant disturbance travels eastward along the northern border Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Washington
Middle West
Tila Furscastle
Weather Bureau
Police raid closes blind tiger on Lafayette street
Police raided a Lafayette Street blind tiger operated by Krist Rogstadioon, arresting twelve foreigners and seizing over 490 in cash, 1h cases of bottled beer, and a galvanized tub. Proprietor Konstantinen and several patrons released on bonds as officers continued the investigation. The raid was led by Lt. Eisenhut and Officers Hull and Crawley after months of surveillance.
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Ter Craiming
Ipw Tong
Accortin
Blind Tiger
Kriat Rogstadioon
Atd
Lafayette Street
Hianarkan
Eisenhut
Hull
Crawley
Beetle
Yaliee
Alglas
Lee
Om Miloon
Jeck Sore
Sore
Arington Intel
Juel
Kerstantina
Joho
Guorge Gillet
Helena
Mina” -Tr
Neriaon Konalintinen
Worth Way
New York Waiters Strike Perezects Dining Plans
June Blochiingar of the Interna hotel workers union says a strike in New York hotels and restaurants may push wages and union recognition. About 4,000 workers quit but hotel managers report far fewer left. many hotels had prepared earlier hiring and some rooms remained open though expectant diners faced limited service. Delaware Muller leads ten talks with hotel owners.
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New York
Blochiingar
Internacan! Hotel Workers’ Union
Cii Ja
Hotel Proprietora. Hw
Oedysin
Owe Lagi
Delaware Muller
Taft Advisers Pick Fairbanks to Wield Gavel
Washington reports confirm former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks of Indianapolis has been chosen as permanent chair of the Chicago national convention, contingent on ticket control. Former Senator Titus A. Hemenway, a long-time ally of Taft, has been involved in discussions and may advise at the White House and Taft headquarters.
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Taft
Fairbanks
Washington
Charles W. Futrhanty
Taft National
Pairbanks
Bir
Falimaka
Chicago
National Committee
Ft Nebrask
Bar Treats Language in Campaign Expense Filing
Défeated candidate Charles-Campbell, of the Goldiers and Sailors' Horse, filed campaign expenses showing drinks at five cents each. The statement notes tours of beer and a donor who claimed he carried the precinct, with a total of six dollars.
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Sanduset
Republican County Central Committee
Charles — Campbell
Goldiers and Sailors' Horse
Fire destroys Lion Motor Car factory in Adrian
A daytime blaze consumed the Lion Motor Car company factory in Adrian, killing Fireman Christin Schuen who was fatally struck by falling roof. Property damage estimated at 150000 dollars with 180000 dollars insured as investigators seek the fire’s origin.
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Adrian, Mith
Jutto 2
Lion Motor Car Company
Christin Schuen
Scholarship Gain Tied to Temperance Policy at Stanford
President David Starfarmin of Stanford University cites a two percent rise in scholarship due to temperance measures. Lola Stratford, trustee, notes the improvement follows prohibition actions in the neighborhood surrounding the university. The annual report attributes the gain to the temperance policy and its broader social effects.
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Stanford University
David Starfarmin
Lola Stratford
Tr. University
Formarly
Downfall of pastors blamed on silly women
A quoted sermon by Rev. Dinsmore at First Baptist church condemns women as causing church leaders to fall. He cites temptations and modern fashions, arguing women influence pastors and lead to moral failures, with criticism of society and Christian parents guiding daughters into worldly behavior.
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Indiana
M.bk
Dinsemore
Lakha
Dinemore
Dinsmore
German aviator and passenger killed near Bremen
Albert Buchstadter of the Deutkrign and his young lieutenant Stille, both German aviators, died when their monoplane crashed shortly after takeoff near Bremen. The craft banked during a curve and plunged to the ground, causing the wreck to be broken apart as rescuers attempted to reach the bodies. The tragedy occurred before a crowd that included the grand duke of Olfenburg, amid a training contest near Parsengern.
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Bremen
Germany
Albert Buchstadter
Deut Krign
Aviatora
Pare Yenger
Themutenant Stille
Imano
Aviatio Corps
Parsengern
Grand Duke
Olifenburg
Buchatuetler
Hotel Workers Gain Strength in New York Strikes
The International Hotel Workers union presses hotels and restaurants with a call for nearly 1,000 waiters and cooks to join a strike. Hundreds reportedly joined the union as an executive meeting was postponed to recruit new members amid a rush of letters from workers nationwide.
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New York
International Hotel Workers' Union
Wilters
Cllen
Vaton
Policeman's Slayer Defies Detection intensifies manhunt
Owensboro, Ky June 2 A posse led by Kentucky and Indiana officers seeks George Blackburn also known as George McNamara. He is accused of shooting Coleman Dawson dead and seriously wounding James Bell. Authorities scour Indiana counties and towns within a 206 mile radius and follow tips linking him to the McNamara family infamous for the Los Angeles Times bombing.
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Owensboro
Kentucky
Indiana
George Blackburn
Coleman Dawson
James Bell
Binclehurn
George McNamara
the McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Want Doc Wiley To Head Health Board
Dr Harvey W Wiley, famed food champion and former chief of the bureau of chemistry, was asked to head the Barton health board with a salary of 7600 dollars. Representative Murray carried the proposal for Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, who met Wiley amid consultation and will await his decision after studying the Boston health report.
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Doc Wiley
Health Board
Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agrivance
Barton
Wiley
William P.murray
Mussichugette
Pluzgerald
Coston
Amtegerald
Dr. Wiley
Murray
Landa
Howell Seeks Nebraska Seat on National Committee
Friends of Roosevelt announce a struggle over the Republican National Committee seat from Nebraska. RG Hotwell will demand to be seated as the successor of Victor Tousewater and, if successful, supporters plan to push Be seated Borden Whitins Thomas Niedringhouse and others. Roosevelt managers aim to control the committee and influence convention leadership.
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Howell
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Frienda
del Roosevelt
Turt
RG Hotwell
Drawiha
Levitan
Nebraha
Victor Tosewater
National Republican
Cnmmilt
Peive
Hearius
Chet
Roosevelt
Gehl
Lowell
Borden D. Whitins
New Jersey
Thomas & Niedring
House of Missouri
Other Nations
Elihe
York
Harry S. New
Sib
National Committee
Howl
Healsg
Mitiong
Ryot Wa
Lickela
Alt
Trowell
Sime
National Roosevelt Committee
Indiana Girl A Paris Death by Own Action
Madison Indiana reports Margaret Cravens 30 committed suicide in Paris after inviting friends to tea. A letter to a friend hinted at inner turmoil linked to an America bound writer. Cravens, from a once wealthy family, studied music in Paris and had recently faced a troubled separation from kin.
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Jane
Margaret Cravens
Madison
Ind
Roe du Colts
Miss Cravena
Sin
Uyhe
Miss Cravens
America Priday
Crovens
Paria
Paris
Alenander Craven
Well Known Surgeon Dies at Sanitarium
WELL-KNOWN SURGEON DIES AT SANITARIUM. LAGRANGE Ind June 2 Dr Ton J Shoet died at 2 ganitarium at Vunt Mich early this morning after illness of many months. Surviving relatives include brother Dr William Shor of Lagrange and Drs Z B and Barton Short of Elk Hart. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later.
Uncle slays niece over rejected love in Chicago
Joseph Hartzog, 39, a married man, allegedly pursued 16 year old Mary Fate. After she resisted, Hartzog followed to Harteng home where he attempted to coerce her. The girl escaped to a neighbor, Hartzog shot her and then killed himself, dying at Harteng.
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Chicago
Jaspeh Hartzos
Mary Fates
Hartzog
Ad Hart-eng
Louis Veg Harteng
Anatotty
Cunard Steamship Carmania Burns at Anchor
Fire broke out on the Cunard steamship Carmania at Liverpool on June 24 while at anchor, damaging the saloon quarters and causing substantial cargo loss. The blaze was confined to the upper areas with extent of damage valued in the many thousands of dollars. origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Liverpool
Snetaus
Cunard
Carmania
Tirng
Tls
Convicts Killed, Cash for Liberty Sparks Escape Attempt
In Baton Rouge a prison breakout with two recaptured and three escaped convicts occurred before dawn. Prisoners, mostly white, were moved across a river when guards alerted by a gunfire disturbance. One escapee fled toward a wharf as authorities pursued.
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Baton Rowge
Minala- Taipoi
Appropriations Battle Shapes Congress Budget Deadlock
Washington June 2 Appropriation bills press ahead as tariff revision and Lorimer election disputes linger. Efforts aim to secure government funding through amid pressure for a final adjournment. Naval appropriation debates loom with expected administration support for new annual increases. House and Senate scrutinize the commerce court and Panama Canal expenditures while probes into Judge Arch Wald continue.
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Wasitington
Roosen
Sherson
Texar
Commerce Court
House
Senate
Panama
Vous
Arch Wald
Commerree Court
Lorimer’s Friends Say Won’t Resign
Lorimer's supporters assert he will not resign as the senator travels to Washington. They plan to state he would not withdraw and will let the Senate address the matter. Kern is slated to begin remarks as the case moves forward.
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Lorimer
CowiIcacy
Senatorillian Lorimer
Washington
Senate
Sonatue Kern
Weather summary for Slabrirg Tan DG June 2
A fragmentary weather note reports a warm day with unsettled, moderate to strong winds. Rain showers are expected Monday and Wednesday, with thunderstorms likely Monday and Tuesday. Winds shift to southwest and northwest with squalls possible in Michigan region.
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Slabrirg
Aidiniae
Ohl
Sind
Women and Their Allowances and the Wherefore of the Way
A fragmentary column discusses household budgeting and the differences in spending between women and their friends. It notes how some readers save by comparing prices and buying necessities, while advertising influences drives purchases.
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Slochlingher
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Lamaya
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Warnn
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Roy
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Prince Jiyrold
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Rockey
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Maney
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