Roosevelt Peace Initiative Reported By Russia
St Petersburg reports the U S president instructed his ambassador to seek a private audience with the emperor to promote friendship with Russia and urge options to ease East Asian hostilities. The Russian imperial government welcomed Roosevelt’s overtures and noted Japan might engage in peace talks if Tokyo desires.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
United States
United
Russia
Hoosevelt
Ivar
Roosevelt
Ia. Pap
Republic
Tokio
Imperial
Massador
Washington
Japan
America
Speculation on Japan's terms as postwar expectations rise
A seasoned diplomat asserts Japan’s terms after Mukden were modest and may remain fair. A Russian Shanghai source says Tokyo will likely demand surrender of all ships interned in eastern waters, potentially offsetting indemnity. Popular papers urge acceptance of defeat, noting resilience by referencing past losses to Poland and Lithuania.
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Japan
Mukden
Shanghai
Grzetta
France
Poland
Lithuania
Japan Hesitates on War Terms as PeaceTalks Loom
Tokyo reports continued Japanese government silence on peace negotiations while press circles discuss likely armistice terms. Public sentiment shows optimism for peace but demands promising terms and a lasting settlement. Washington notes mounting pessimism about prospects for a quick accord.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Oydina
Lineviteh
Jananese
Negotiations Advance in Far East Talks Endorsed
Officials and observers express no ground for doubt that negotiations are proceeding favorably. Locals familiar with the matter report discussions advancing without trouble, suggesting steady progress toward a resolution.
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Dhay
Delyannis Assassinated in Athens by Gambler Gherakaris
Premier Dimitrios Delyannis of Greece was stabbed by the gambler Gherakaris at the chamber entrance. He died about seven thirty p.m. The assassin claimed revenge for strict closures of gaming houses. Police protected the crowd from mob action.
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Greece
Athens
Jimeth
Theodore Felyannis
Morouly
N O
Itimeal Gberakaris
Delyantis
Gherakaris
Mo Delyannis
Detyannis
Letter From King Oscar Seeks Norwegian Dilemma
A verbose missive from Jane 14-Kine Oseir in Stockholm to Norway’s Storthing president M Berner argues the king’s duty to speak, not stay silent, on the council’s veto of the union. He claims constitutional rights grant the king authority to decide if Norway dissolves the union, weighing future generations. Nearby, LaCrosse Wisconsin hosts a statewide gathering as six military orders convene for the first time in state history.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Jane
Kine Oseir
Storthing
M. Berner
Norway
Council of State
Swelen Ag
Mip
Ngounien Slins
Stoux Falls
LaCrosse
Wis
Foer
Wisconsin
Grand Army
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Women's
Corbett Beats Thompson After Ten Round Fight
In a ten round bout at Tutte, Corbett of Denver defeated Maurice Thompson who lay stunned on the canvas after Corbett knocked him down in the second round. Thompson was counted out as his seconds carried him to his corner. It was described as a good clean fight.
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Corbett
al Cley
Yonnge Corbent
Denver
Maurice Thompson
Tutte
Thompson
Owas Beh
Wis
Christian Science Gathering in Boston Church Members Rise
The first Church of Christ Scientist mother church in Boston reports member growth with Treasurer Chase noting a gain of 11 percent over the year. Other church bodies show a total membership of 15,216 as reported by the Detroit and Northwestern universities.
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Christian Science Gathering
Boston
Christ
Christiana Scientists
Chase
Scores on the Ball Fields Across Leagues
Chicago, Pittsburg, and old leagues report varied results across multiple venues. Detroit and Washington show decisive scores while Boston, New York, and Philadelphia teams post mixed outcomes in late season play. Milwaukee, Louisville, and Indianapolis display tense matchups with low scoring comebacks and a few blowouts in progress.
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Chicago
Jane Id
Pollawityg
Pittsburg
Ostom
Pittshure
St. Lands -Brook
Mt. Kowis
Chaebhaiaiti
Eitindethia
Chavitmadh
Chicague
New York
Washington
Hoa Kostap
Cleveland
Boston
Boston Wr Oat Thiladhelptine-Dretrart
New York- Lain
Toledo
Anneapulis
Coby
Louisville
Milwaukee
Dndiateapolis
St. Lauls
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Onaha
Denver
Joseph
Colorado Springs
Bronx City
Philadelphia Streetcar Franchises Stir Refunds and Arrests
In Philadelphia the street railway committee cites city solicitor on legality of four ordinances granting 110 miles of tracks with no compensation. Mayor Weaver vetoed. four bills passed over veto amid gas-lease fights. Select Councilman Frank Caven held on $10,000 bail for alleged oath violation in city contracts.
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Hiesed
Turne
Philadelphia
Committee On
Lecality
Four Wits
Weaer
Frank #. Caven
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Itepublican Crganization
Philadelphia Rapids Transit, Company
Connetls
Weaver
Mayons
Ryan Turns on the Mo Sparks City Hall Clash
Two weeks after a gas lease withdrawal, four ordinances repealing street railway laws faced a council hearing. Select Councilman Ryan denounced heckling and warned of adjournment, while university and church figures addressed graduates amid unrest over Negro higher education. A man leaped from a bridge in St Louis during a tense episode.
Wisconsin Legislation Sees Senate Pass Bill on Suffrage
Madison June 14 The Wisconsin senate passes a bill restricting suffrage after 1922, limiting voting rights to citizens who have taken out full citizenship papers. The assembly approves a board of examiners for architects and a bill to pay Governor La Follette’s attorneys in a factional fight from last summer. Governor signs railroad rate commission bill but notes no provision to deny railroads stock and bonds without proof of equal value to proposed issues.
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Midison
Wis
Senate
Mie
Board of Examiners
Labullette
LaFollette
Railroad Rite Commission
GIBBONS TEMPTING FATE AT MOUNT ST AGNES ADDRESS
Baltimore June 14 Cardinal Gibbons delivered art address at Mount St Agnes college, denouncing woman suffrage. He argued women gain power they lose freedom, stating you cannot vote but can tie your new vote to please you and cannot preach. He warned against new women angering St Pan and old bachelors.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Mount St. Agnes College
Nat Tie
Hart Teese
Wona
St. Pan
Sensations Promised Amid Ongoing Teamsters Strike
Chicago June 14 The teamsters strike proper has almost been lost sight of as attention shifts to unresolved clashes and leaders on both sides press for a swift settlement.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Chicago bribery charges loom in union labor history
Controversy grows as bribe allegations in Chicago unions are set to center on four years of secret actions. John C. Driscoll, ex secretary of the Coal Team Owners' association, is expected to reveal bank clock book stubs showing bribes to labor leaders and calls to halt strikes.
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Chicago
John C. Driscoll
Coal Team Owners’ Association
Doriscall
Confederate Veterans Open Fifteenth Reunion in Louisville
Louisville welcomes arriving veterans for the fifteenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion. The city trades in summer heat as it decorates to honor the guests and host events opening today at the veterans gathering.
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Louisville
Isenducky
United Confederate Veterans
Lake Shore Sets New Record At Chino Vind Tattalo Meet
Lake Shore establishes a new record with distances over the air line as Ite Paces and Buttato, both from New York, compete against Chino Vind Tattalo in a high profile event.
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Lake Shore
Buttato
N.Y
Chino
No Knife Needed Pile Cure Claims Broad Success
An advertisement extols Dr. Pertin's Pile Specific as a universal remedy. It asserts the product cures piles by addressing root causes, increasing stomach digestive juices and liver action, relieving constipation, and removing congestion to conquer piles.
Perrin's Pile Specific The Internal Remedy
Dr Perrin's Pile Specific The Internal Remedy advertised for multiple stomach and digestive ailments. Marketed as certain with results and claimed to cure the most obstinate piles. Produced by Perrin Medical Co Helena Montana.
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Piles
Ds. Perrin Medical Co
Helena
Mant
Glivision sets new world record in CovPred Indies minutes
Glivision achieved a new world record by completing CovPred Indies minutes in 46 minutes, beating the previous 47 minute mark set last Monday. The feat highlights improved efficiency and sets a benchmark for the event.
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Glivision
Plague cases in Payta Peru and other wartime notes
Four new bubonic plague cases are reported in Payta Peru. Freight agents from across the country meet in Minneapolis. Miss Roosevelt returns to Washington from Cincinnati. A 10 million dollar Carnegie library opens in Topeka Kansas. Archduke Joseph of Austria dies. Russian wheat prospects stay favorable. Charles Bonaparte discusses Navy matters with Secretary Daniels in Washington. Civil War veteran William Colville dies at Newark. Admiral Stirling commands Asiatic Squadron after retirement. A lobster in a New England harbor disrupts a ship’s progress with sharp chatter.
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Payta
Peru
Minneapolis
Miss Woosevelt
Washington
Cinehinat
Carnegie Library
Ant Topeka
Kan
Bob” ‘Saylor
Tennessee
United States Semite Actainst Carmack
Archduke Joseph of
Austria
Atienna
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Merten
Laws, Uliners
Missouri
Tristate Medical Society
Burlington
Ruimave
Lina
Teru
Penwith
Willam Colville
Minnesota
Geteysbarg
Yates Stirling
New England
Stirling
Boston
Werald
Remedy for Heart Trouble in Nolens Yolens Prison Scene
A drawing in The Optonist shows the Nolens Yolens colony’s Jackson prison with open windows high in the main building. A caption recalls a prisoner’s failed escape years ago when a rope broke and he fell across roofs to the ground, an accident that left him briefly comatose yet later sleeping soundly.
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Nolens Yolens
Jackson
Withould Be
Ile
The Perfect Way to Cure Backache Kidney Ailments
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as the sole remedy for kidney issues. It cites a Freeport resident William Troteer praising Dean's Kidney Pills and urges purchase at Joseph Emmert's drug store and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Listing price six cents, it warns against other brands and repeats the product name.
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Doan
Freeport
William Troteer
Walnut Street
No. 12
Tutty Street
Dean
Joseph Emmert
Poun
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Jos. Emmert
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