Minister Bowen Is Given The Ax In Demotion Tale
Washington June 21 President Rosevelt dismisses Herbert Bowen United States minister to Youesrent for months of alleged disloyal conduct and pressing witnesses to harm Francis Loomis. Loomis cleared of misconduct though Bowen’s actions labeled especially reprehensible and described as search for dirt and gossip.
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Werbert W. Bowen
United States
Francis B. Loomis
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Rane
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President orders Loomis dismissal amid mis conduct findings
The president, citing imperfect fitness and misconduct, orders Loomis dismissed after reviewing correspondence and testimony. Secretary Taft’s report is described as comprehensive, while Secretary Nagel notes no dishonor in Loomis’s actions though not discreet. Also, Secretary Vas returns to Washington and prepares to depart for New Hampshire. Buffalo hosts a convention where photo engravers oppose the closed shop.
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New Hampshire
Funeral for General Maximo Gomez Ends Amid Disorder
Havana on June 21 saw General Maximo Gomez buried after a funeral service. A large crowd paused at Central Park as the procession passed, with marching townsfolk pushing toward the field where the body was to be shown. Rural guards quelled the disorder, enabling the solemn ceremonies to conclude before sunset. Remains to be moved later to a museum.
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Muselenia
Plea From Linewich Amid Diplomatic Tension
London dispatch reports diplomatic measures persist as Russia and Japan push for victory rumors. Times correspondent notes Japanese forces exceeding half a million and aims to forestall a broader offensive. The mood grows cautious on any armistice as Lineviteh and Oyama press operations.
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Philadelphia forgery arrest shocks city politics
John W. Edr, newly resigned chief of the tutor affiliation, was arrested on charges of forging papers connected to a city contract held by Ta. A. McNichol & Co. The case ties into the reform efforts of the Committee of Seventy and features Sturt Wood of RR Woodack Co providing political fodder amid the upheaval. Also noted are unrelated boxing and accident items from Philadelphia and New York reports.
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Schwab Comments on U S Representation for Ray Ships
Charles M Schwab of Bethlehem Steel asserts the United States will be well represented in the dealing of Russian ships, urging trust in the issued statement. The remark reflects wartime shipbuilding and industry positions in New York.
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Scores on the Ball Fields in Chicago Area
Fragmented score notes report multiple baseball games around Chicago and other cities. Entries mention Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Detroit Boston Washington and other teams with scores and partial innings, listing venues and outcomes amid weather and uncertain spellings.
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Weatbey
End of Strike and Grand Jury Inquiry in Sight
Chicago reporters say the strike may end soon as a new strike committee meets with Farwell Jr. to settle terms. Employers refuse to recede, with some drivers already rehired as a job rush grows. Indictments against employers appear doubtful as the June grand jury adjourns, with investigation to continue briefly.
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Grand Jury
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Kimpiay Era’ Association
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Sfealy
No progress in negotiation amid strike turmoil
A strikers committee split into subcommittees to press employers for a settlement, with limited progress reported. Subcommittees pursue calls to end the dispute while central leadership warns may move toward a deal by May 25. Express firms resume deliveries to commission houses, but strikebreakers and nonmasking drivers persist. grocers and marketmen decline social aid to strikers, while families of strikers face continued goods scarcity. Federal probes expand into railroad rebates, with subpoenas issued to railroad maritime divisions as the murder indictment of 14-year-old Antoinette Sklenstecker in Wheaton, Minnesota, surfaces amid a wave of unrelated national notes. Presidential trips to Massachusetts for Clark University and Williams College commencements conclude this update.
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