Strikers Held At Bay By Heavily Armed Deputies
Perth Amboy New Jersey June 14 Two lines of deputy sheriffs armed with rifles and revolvers held back about 2000 strikers seeking to storm the American Smelting and Refining plant and adjacent Barber As Chait works. Firing by deputies killed two and wounded several including a worker and a night watchman. Three dead and seven injured by night’s end with arrests for carrying concealed weapons.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
American Smelting and Refining Company
Barber As- Chait
New York and
Long Branch
Perth Amboy Tobacco Company
Anjoreg
Reitschwarler
U S S remarks on Cuba intervention policy issued
Washington reports state department dispatch to Havana clarifies U S stance on Cuba. It denies credence to rumors of U S intervention and reiterates Taft's warning about rumor harm. The measures are precautionary to protect American life and property, not a move to intervene, and Cuba must protect foreign interests while recovering from insurrection.
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Washington
State Department
Dinister Beaupre
Havana
United States
Taft
Mancour
Cuba
Ballover
Woman aids Army deserter in Fort Sheridan escape
June 11 Chicago report says Mrs Della Lawrance aided Thoms Hindman and four other prisoners to escape from Fort Sheridan guard house. She supplied an automobile and civilian clothes and admitted helping after twelve hours of questioning. Hindman and she planned marriage after divorce. She will be handed to federal authorities.
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Chicago
Thoms Hindman
United States Army
Mra Della Lawrance
Fort Sheridan
Paling
Aftair
Lawrence Tlindman
Alan
Hindman
Lawrence
Time to Pan It Vacation Planning Advised
The piece urges young people to plan vacations to gain knowledge and rest. It lists advertised trips and resorts such as Colorado Michigan Atlantic City Mackinac Canada and Wisconsin, and notes The Journal Gazette can provide information about these resorts.
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Golorado
Michigan
Atlantic City
Macklane
Canada
Wistonat
Journal-Gazette
Suffragette Disrupts Premier At Royal Reception
In London on June 14 a suffragette attempted to tear the epaulets from Prime Minister Asquith's coat during a reception honoring his birthday. Mrs. Asquith attempted to shield him as an usher forcibly removed the woman from the building.
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London
Asauith
Local board cites Dr Henry Niswonger over cocaine sales
The Indiana State Board of Medical Examiners cites Dr Henry Niswonger of Fort Wayne to appear July 10 and show cause why his license should not be revoked for alleged selling cocaine to minors. A related Allen County case and broader concern over pharmaceutical cocaine and morphine sales are noted, with Detected warrants and calls for stricter controls.
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Indianapolis
Atall Board of Medical Examination and Registration Today
Henry W. Niewenger
Fort Wayne
Niswenger
Niawenger
Walter H. Jomel
Nisewenger
Allen County
3. M. Dionen
Aden County
Ten year old ends life over fear of punishment
In Baltimore on June 14 Irene Wisner, aged ten, saturated her clothing with benzine and set a fire to herself after fearing punishment for poor school work. Her aunt and foster mother found a farewell note stating she planned to end her life and asked her belongings be given to her playmates.
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Baltimore
Irene Wisner
Eugene J. Mitchell
Taft Confident of Success Denies Compromise Candidate
President Taft telegraphed in Washington on June 14 denying any consideration of a compromise candidate. The message, sent via J. Willson, his secretary now in charge of personal interests at Chicago, states the report is wholly unfounded and that he authorizes denial. He adds he fully trusts the convention's judgment.
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Washington
Catt Tmnight
J. Elillen
Pla
Roosevelt Leaves New York to Take Charge of Nomination Fight
Col Theodore Roosevelt departed New York at 1 a.m. on the Lake Shore Limited for Chicago to personally command the fight for his Republican nomination. He traveled with a large press entourage and family, including Mrs Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt Jr., in a Pullman car, while telegraph reports were coordinated for tomorrow’s stops.
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New York
Theoforge Ronsevelt
Lake Shore
Lie Troosevelt
Political Storma Center
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Grand Central Station
Forty-fifth Street
Rand
Mra Roosevelt
Esis H. Post
Porto Rico
Theodore Douglas Robinson
George D. Roosevelt
Kermit Hoosevelt
Frank Harper
Outlook
God
W. B. Howland
Travers D. Carmen
Out
Mde Suelt
Lind
Theodore Roosevelt
Tate Na
Grant
Marshall's Simplicity Favored by E. E. Cox for Presidency
E. B. Cox of Hartford City, a defeated supreme court candidate, praised Governor Marshall's simple, man-centered approach and predicted a Barn basis for Gos. He said Marshall avoids artificial booms and presses for natural support, arguing Indiana's pivotal position could boost Marshall if he secures delegates. Cox doubted Taft could block a Marshall nomination in Chicago.
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Thomas. R. Marshall
E. B. Cox
Hartford City
Supreme Court
Hodaler
Baltimore
Cox
Evening News
Hartford
Chy
Fort Wayne
Lake James
Taft
Roosevelt
Canddates
Marshall
Devere
Wilson
Clark
Indiana
Macrahail
Marshall Wice
Chicago
Wim
New Lifeboat Rules Require Capacity for All Aboard
Washington issued new regulations for ocean, coastwise, and sound steamers. Lifeboat capacity must cover every passenger and crew member, with seasonal relaxations May 15 to Sept 15. Coastwise vessels must carry for at least 80 percent, and sound ships 30 percent, with limits based on vessel type and distance from land.
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Washington
Steamboat Inspresion Service
Nate
Carrie
Tale, Bay and Sound
Steambunt Inspenition Service
Bitter split routs old Chicago allies in party fight
In Chicago Taft and Roosevelt factions have torn apart longtime political friendships. Cecil Lyom of Texas and D. W. Mulvane of Kansas remain diplomatically distant though backing Roosevelt and aiding Taft respectively, signaling a broader rift within the national party.
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Cecil Lyom
Texas
D. W. Mulvane
Kansas
Roosevelt
Wilh
Tolt
Boy with Hemophilia Dies After Minor Face Cut in Waterloo
A Waterloo boy with hemophilia bled to death after a small cut on his face. The incident occurred in front of the widow mother as the youth fell on a sidewalk. Doctors warned that even minor wounds can be fatal for those with the condition, with no effective remedy available to prevent dangerous bleeds.
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Waterloo
Ind
Jung
John Barth
Tate
Tito
Neta
Mirthless June Brings No Marriage Licenses in Allen Co
Local record shows no marriage licenses issued in Allen County during the first half of June. Clerk Bob Travis notes a strange lull as couples avoid the superstition of the so-called jinx month, with Thursday and Friday yielding no new applications.
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Allen County Clerk's Office
Bob” Travis
Buried gold at Lafayette creates furor
A rock bearing an inscription in 1814 directed to bury treasure near Tippecanoe battlefield sparked a chase. A second rock with a similar message appeared on a nearby farm six miles northeast, as locals report armed guards and a landowner named Jones denying access. The tale centers on a supposed cache of gold and the keeper’s refusal to reveal findings.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe
Edroining
Mila
Lew
John
Jona
Tippécanoe
Jones Ux
Crooks Linked to Penned Property Recovered in Nebraska Arrest
Detective Ward Gall traced two suspects via mail and states to Aurora Nebraska where they were held for thefts including a pocketbook containing 26 dollars and a watch. James Lawrence and George Brown, from a Virginia town, confessed after capture in a frontier town. They were tried for grand larceny and sent to Nebraska state prison in Lincoln.
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Storun
Aneil
Jennis Limbler
Koch Street
Ward Gall
Mall
Antil
Aurora
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
James Lawrence
George Brown
Virginia
Limbler
Bains
Anather Place
Hils
Hall
Grand Island
Himaalt
Ton
Taft Leads Delegates in Roosevelt Contests at Chicago
Chicago June 14 Taft earns 14 contests as Roosevelt forces face setbacks in key states. Delegates tally shows Taft 188 to Roosevelt 19 with 63 unseated, amid disputes over Texas Tennessee Alaska and Virginia delegations. The day ends with continuance sought by Taft lawyers and a delay in several contests.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Walt
Col
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Roosevel
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Tutt
South Caroline
Uy Tennessee
Alaska
Tatt
Tenneseco
Frants J. Heney
Valdez
Harvard
Cecil Tyoh
Ormsby Ee
Indict Five For Primary Frauds
TERRE HAUTE Ind Indiana June 4 Five men prominent in alleged local primary frauds were indicted today by the grand jury. Jack Tierner Ean D Tarms former city patrolman Charles Mehl Republican Judge during the recent primaries and two political workers Kouwn Os Driscol aged to have been a cleric during the recent primaries deputies sheriffs were hunting for the men tierney left early for New Mexico to attend a prize fight.
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Terre Haute
Ini
Simon
Fox
Jack Tierner
Ean D. Tarms
Charlex
Kouwn Os Driscol
Teuty
Tierney
New Mexico
Train halt near Albany after Boulder obstruction
Roosevelt journey to Chicago halted for about an hour as a large boulder blocked tracks two miles north of Tarrylows. The collision bent the cow catcher, damaged airbrake lines, and delayed the train until Albany. Colonel Roosevelt remained in his carriage during the incident.
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Albany
Coronel
West
Roosevelt
John Meauliffe
Three Boys Charged With Blocking Track in Tarrytown
Three boys under ten were arrested in Tarrytown New York for rolling a boulder onto railroad tracks causing a train disruption. Detained with parents to appear in court tomorrow.
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Tarrytown
N.Y
New York Central
Roosevelt
FOR MARSHALL FIRST LAST AND ALWAYS TAGGART
In Baltimore on June 14 suffragists plan a Thursday demo during Democratic convention week to press a suffrage plank. Delegates and leaders will see costumed demonstrators and a large parade. National committee members and officials discussed arrangements, hospital facilities, and possible subcommittee seating. Thomas Taggart of Indiana arrived and spoke of an Indiana Governorship alliance, saying Marshall is “first last and always.”
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Baltimore
Haltimars
Democratic National
Charman Mack
Chadrman
Mackinac
Rich
Nino
New York
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Timais
Marshall
Mr.Taxsurt
Shipping Patrons To Victims Of Volcanic Fires
Major Gallagher of the U S A commissary plans to ship 20 000 haver sack rations to Seward for disaster relief. A Seward city council message lists 600 people at Kodiak and Woody Island receiving care, with hundreds on nearby Atognack Ozinka and nearby islands and 209 on the mainland needing aid. no transportation available.
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Seattle
Wash
A. OF. Gallagher
U.S A
Farmers Favor Parcels Post Announcement at White House
A letter from the Farmers National Congress praising President Taft for supporting the parcel post initiative is made public at the White House. The letter commends Taft for advancing a modern rural postal system and notes broad backing among American farmers.
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Washington
Fou
Weather Outlook for Weekend in Washington
Forecasters predict showers on Saturday and Sunday with moderate east to south winds. Expect thundershowers, possible storms, and cooler conditions in the inland areas. Coastal regions may see lighter rainfall and variable winds through the period.
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Wasmington
IndithaeShowwers
Probe
Manerate
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