Illinois Central and Mystic Shrine Excursions Announced
Illinois Central announces Denver and Niagara Shrine excursions with tickets on sale dates in August and June. Round trip fares include 22.40 dollars and 1.00 extra for extensions. various return deadlines and extensions available. C M St P road offers daily excursion tickets May 16 to Sept 30 to Delavan Waukesha and Madison at reduced rates. H W Rowary and Glidwid J B Swarr serve as agents.
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Firing Line Focus in Manchuria War Talks
Berlin reports a looming general engagement with both sides hopeful but unwilling to discuss armistice. Japan seeks no ceasefire before the ring season, while Tsarist and American envoys coordinate to set dates for a possible conference in August. Presidents and ambassadors weigh locations and terms as discussions resume after plenipotentiaries are named.
War party pushes for peace in St Petersburg clash
Dispatches from St Petersburg report both the government and military leaders urging cautious moves as Russian and Japanese positions exchange pressures. Frontline observers note optimistic but wary opinions in the capital while Japanese columns consolidate toward Chatsam Keshan and Kenshan with about 60,000 infantry and artillery.
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Kenshan
Russia's Tsar Promises Representative Government
The Petersburg report states that a Moscow deputation won a positive declaration from the czar toward representative government in Russia. The emperor, addressing the delegation, pledged to admit elected representatives and urged unity between the throne and Russian soil. He affirmed unwavering will to pursue constitutional reforms.
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Spontaneous Generation Study Reported At Cambridge
Six years of experiments in Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge led by D Sutler Burke a yentus professor and collaborator Mlomesoen suggest the possibility of spontaneous generation using sterilized bouillon and radiation. Cultures show vitality like growth and division, indicating potential new scientific insight.
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Daily Chronicle
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge University
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Scores on the ball fields time 200 followings
Baseball score roundup across leagues with games in Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Des Moines Columbus Milwaukee and Omaha. Notable results include New York 62 Washington, Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4, Columbus 7 and Omaha 5. Teams such as Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Chicago appear with multiple matches.
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Devastating Midwest Tornado Strikes Farms Crops Damaged
A violent tornado swept through Pane and Tow counties, destroying barns and crops. A German farmhand was killed at Chis. Collings, with over $170,000 in aggregate damage reported across Tarne veld and Binemounds. Wind, hail up to three inches, and downed lines halted communications as residents aided in rescue efforts and assessed losses. Three other towns, Highbhhind, Tredgeyville, and Mount Hore, reported severe hail and wind damage including windmills and rope.
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Dotin Pryor
Wnemounds
Bluemounds
William Dagenhart
Ir. Balicroft
Fred Allen
Bussey
Entitle
Peale
Destructive Wisconsin Storm Hits Prairie du Chien
Reports from Prairie du Chien Wisconsin describe a severe storm with tornados and lightning. Widespread damage includes uprooted trees, destroyed crops, blown houses, broken windows, and injuries to several residents. The Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers rose toward danger levels, with extensive flooding and property loss reported across the region.
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Karil
Joseph Searulkt
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Moines
Thesissippi
Clinton
Davenport
Burlington
Keokuk
President’s Auto Too Fast In Washington Incident
Report states President Renseyols chaufur speeding Sunday afternoon with Theodore and two friends aboard. Washington police pursued the sedan for about a half mile, charging the chauffeur with twenty five miles an hour in a zone limited to fifteen. Upon learning the occupants, officers withdrew after the president cautioned the driver to slow down.
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More Trouble Brewing in Canal Zone Return of Wallace
Washington June 20 A story tied to Chief Engineer John Sr Wallace back in Washington says friction rises in the canal zone Wallace arrives Wednesday and is expected to make a statement that will shed light on the situation No official confirmation yet and the full commission will discuss the matter The report claims Wallace was told his chief engineer pay would grant him unlimited sway but now his rule is being challenged He is likely to see the president Friday
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Canal Commission
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Settlement efforts continue in Chicago strike talks
Chicago June 20. Teamsters Joint Council moves to form a committee to negotiate with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters executives and set terms for employers. A conference between the two panels is planned for today or tomorrow. Employers demand full authority for negotiating reps. Hay arrives in Washington and will stay through the summer at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. New York June 20. A committee of Norwegian residents issues a call for Norwegians in Greater New York to attend a meeting in Brooklyn next Saturday evening.
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
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Husplayers’ Association
Washington
Hay
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Warship program and global conferences in outline
Ting approves 870 million dollar naval and air defenses build plan. A troop train to France departs amid Indian Ocean talks. Indianapolis hosts National Civic Union delegates. The pope urges Roman Catholics in Italy to engage in public affairs. The Ukrainian press backs French Morocco policy. Athudie wins Kaiser's Cup from Dover to Wales. Minnesota National Guard reports at St Paul in 20 units. A man identified as Patrick Happney of Kansas City died by suicide in the Mississippi from Buds Bridge. Mrs. Rogers of Vermont faces habeas corpus in a restraining case. Philadelphia battles reform leadership between Republicans and independents.
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