Woman killed in Wy rot strike clash at Ipswich hosiery mill
A clash outside Ipswich Hosiery Mills during a strike led by Industrial Workers of the World left one woman dead and seven others wounded by bullets. Fifteen people, including several I W W leaders, were arrested as order was restored. Nicoletta Pandelopesson, 27, died after being shot in the head while watching the fight.
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Ipswich
Maes
Inawich
Industrial Workers of the World
Nicoletta Pandelopesson
Adromobiles
Sa Jem
Tha
Mill Hende
Dmige Pandélopeuion
Bnée
Editor Metcalfe To Be Governor of Panama Zone
Richant Tt Metafe of Netrast a newspaper editor, reported slated for governor of the Panama Canal Zone. The post pays 14000 a year, succeeding William Taft appointee. Metcalfe has long worked in journalism and supported Bryan since his 1886 presidential run.
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Metcalfe
Panama
Zone
Wassergton
Junin
Richant Tt Mateaife
Netrasta
Bryan
Panaman Canal Zone
Metcale
M. Taeteher
Kentucky
Taft
AL Ova Hmo
Omaha World-Herald
Brian
Abe
Garridon of
Waills
Drvsn
Roosevelt Fights for Direct Primary Elections
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to Buffalo progressives urging direct primaries as the Albany and national campaign heated up. He arrived from New York with a large Buffalo delegation and attended a Progressive Club dinner after meeting Governor Sulzer. He planned to speak in Rochester the next night with Sulzer, greeted by a cheering crowd at Ye nail.
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Buffalo
Roonavelt Spokash
Sulzer
New York City
Chariton D. Ladd
Roosevelt
New York
Progressive Club
Moarmy
Will Gaiby
Suteer
Colonal Roosevelt
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mastuy family
Mr and Mrs Chovlon Mastuy mark fifty years of marriage today at their Lima road home as children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren gather with neighbors to offer congratulations. The couple wed in Godglein's od Jog chapel in 1870s, tracing a long life of farming and smithing in Indiana and Washington towns.
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Lima Road
Chovlon Mastuy
Mife
Godglein
Wilhelmina Nirman
Charles Mening
Key
Filsward Bohde
Henry Mesing
William Mesing
Charles Mesing
Jens Mesing
Albert_ Mesing
Wre Christ
Nanmey
Henry Rose
Feed
Blake
Charles Knacke
Chen
Nerosion
Kiegos
Indiana
Tory Fuad
Aea
Ing Cuban
Adams Vaunty
Wis
Port Waywi
Hig Sister
Washington Towneship
Mesing
Hnueeaing & Partner
Affexing
Supreme Court Upholds Newspaper Publicity Law
Washington June 10 The Supreme Court rules the 1912 newspaper publicity law valid as part of the postal appropriation section. It requires every newspaper to file semi annually with postmasters sworn lists of editors managers owners stockholders and bondholders. Noncompliance may revoke mail privileges and penalties include fines or imprisonment plus a publication is marked for silvery punishment.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Goluih
Sugar Planter Lobbyists Testify On Washington Efforts
In Washington on June 10 former Governor Carter and Sidney Ballou outlined their lobbying in support of Hawaiian sugar producers. Carter said he was paid only expenses. Ballou claimed 3000 dollars yearly plus expenses. They estimated about 100000 dollars spent by supporters to keep a duty on sugar, denying any formal secret alliance while noting a shared goal to influence U.S. cane policy. Senators pressed for details during a sharp cross examination.
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Washington
Carter
Sidney Ballou
Senate
M. Ballou
United States
Walsh
Oleo Settlement Criticised by U S Grand Jury
Chicago June 10 The United States grand jury long investigating tax deals between internal revenue agents and oleomargarine makers criticised revenue officials for allowing the compromise The jury found the government due more than two million dollars instead of twelve hundred thousand and faulted the handling of the claims committee The report urged investigation of internal revenue changes and removing discretion from the commissioner over tax settlements.
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Chicago
United States Grand Jury
United States District
Tydes Landis
Coit Tashey
Taft
Aroll
Has Enlersn
Bram
Metz
E. Cabat
Internal Revenue
Kreen
Suige Landis
Aviator Atwood Lands in Sandusky After Erie Flight
Aviator Harry N Atwood arrived in Sandusky at 1 35 this morning after leaving Ecoree Michigan yesterday afternoon for a Lake Erie crossing in a hydro aero plane.
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Sandusky
Harry N Atwood
Ecoree
Mich
Lake Erie
Miners Strike Inquiry and Antitrust Prosecution Stir
Charleston West Virginia reports a major stir as a federal grand jury indicts UMWA leaders amid a miners strike inquiry. Senate investigations, concerns over antitrust violations, and actions by Attorney General McReynolds frame a tense political moment.
Cold weather will not severely hurt crops say officials
Washington June 10 Officials from the Department of Agriculture expressed confidence that despite a cold spell there will be no famine in fruits or vegetables. Early planting and good crop conditions are expected to offset damage, with only limited impact on corn and other crops. Assistant Secretary Gelloway said injuries from cold will be comparatively insignificant in most areas, though some retardation is possible.
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Washington
Department of Agrculture
Uial
Weather Bureau
Secre
Querox
Woman Nearly Dies After Tablet Given by Stranger in Market
Mrs J A Graham of 141 Webster Street fell critical at Lutheran hospital after two weeks. A white tablet from a strange woman caused severe pain and abdominal paralysis. Doctors could not determine tablet contents. she required feeding via Innne-Hone and endured days of agony. A key clue to the woman’s identity remains undiscovered.
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J. A. Graham
Webster Street
National Hotel and Restaurant
Lutheran Hospital
Graham
Sirnbam Hay
Weather Forecast For Several Regions
Forecast issued for Washington and Upper Michigan shows fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with gradually rising temperatures and light to moderate south winds. Ohio and Palr area expect fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with slowly rising temperatures and variable winds.
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Washington
Lower
Michigan
Yostana
Ohio
Dr Henry Van Dyke Slated For Minister To The Netherlands
Washington report states Reverend Henry van Dyke, author and poet of Princeton New Jersey, will be appointed by the United States to serve as minister to the Netherlands. The well known literary professor at Princeton University is expected to receive the posting after formal approval.
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Henry van Dyke
The
Netherlands
Washington
Dune L Thwean
Printectan
S. 1
van Dyke
Rumeérens
Princeton University
Committee Refuses Ant Dumping Clause in Tax Measure
Wallington June 40. Ant dumping clause of Underwood tariff measure was debated in the senate finance sub committee. The clause would extend to imports at or above market price but was rejected for discrimination. Proposal to amend to the free list discussed by leaders. result not extended to vehicles on the free list.
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Paebarabins
Congress to Probe Frisco Lines in Joint Hearings
Washington June 10 two houses of Congress ordered a special investigation into the Frisco Lines. The Senate passed a resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to probe the road and its bonds amid reorganizations and ties with the Chicago and Eastern Virginia line. A House committee led by Representative A. Anebaugh of Illinois was named to push a thorough probe of the railroad’s operations.
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Washington
MhoArtaira
St. Tania
Ita Bonds
Cangross
Representative Winebaugh
Tilinsis
Atnebaugh
Comminnion
Tecam Runa
West Virginia probes begin in Charleston storm clouds loom
West Virginia authorities confront a year of strife as the Senate mine strike committee opens a probe into Paint Creek and Cabin Creek violence. It seeks martial law records, military proceedings, and testimony from Judge Advocate General George S Wallace and other officials to probe constitutional violations claims.
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Charleston
W. Va
United States
West Virginia
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate
Stile
Norrow
Genenal George
Wallace
Charles D. Eliott
Pratt
Charles KR
Morgan
Samuel L. Walker
Borah
Idaho
Berah
Ganate
Pecana
Home Rule Bill Passage Move Angers Opponents
London June 10 The House of Commons passed the Ireland Home Rule Bill’s second reading without division after an amendment by Mr Balfour to reject the measure failed 768 to 270. Liberals and nationalists cheered as fiery opponents warned civil war and condemned government coercion while Irish nationalist leaders urged resistance and denounced concessions.
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London
Ireland
Balfour
Leland
Bir Earran Girzoo
Cimslen Beresford
Meimand
Laader
Air Eiward Ogarron
Reisen
Fone
Andrew Bent Law
Gnvernment
Hie Pation
Alinta
Rethmvint
Premice
Ralfoye
MIR
French Airman Sets New Distance Record
A French aviator Marrel Brinilegane des jMonlinais flew from Paris to Berlin today, achieving a remarkable long distance mark close to nine hundred eighty miles amid challenging conditions. The record, noted as 493.2 miles in the report, highlights a significant breakthrough for early European flight progress.
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Ievinter
Marrel
Father and Son Set To Graduate In Same Indiana Law Class
Indiana University will confer degrees on a father and his son Hubert Hickali in the same law class. Elder Hickam, a Spencer lawyer, began the law program in 1817, when the school briefly disbanded. After a long revival and reorganizations, the board of trustees urged completion of their studies, framing a unique shared graduation moment. The article also notes Me. Wiekaar’s recent appointment as a land commissioner and a state penal farm project.
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Bloomingt
Indiana University
Achool Witts Hirluim
Spencer
Hubert Hickali
Hickam
Schoel
Prestionentry
Wiekaar
Atale
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Tehota
Sherman Vanti
Ince
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Eh Spolley
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