Democratic National Convention Arrivals In St Louis
Delegates began arriving as the convention opened with Norman E. Mack presiding. Governor Glynn named as literary chairman. Discussion centered on nominations with Baker urged but declining. The piece notes Wilson’s distant involvement and German-American support for Hughes.
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ST. Louis
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
Glynn
New York
Heht
Marshall
Baker
Harmon
Pres
Wilson
Merger of Big Concerns Declared Off
New York June 4. The large merger of automobile manufacturing concerns that had been contemplated for some time is declared off. No reason is given.
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New York
Tolstoi Camp Notes On Post Office Move And Town Rename
A Tolstoi letter reports work on establishing a post office at the new camp. Commissioner Vinal circulates a petition, and Cooper is to be renamed Tolstoi. The opening navigation drew fewer crowds than expected, but arrivals continue. Villagers describe outfits, delays, and tentative development, with ventures at Cooper Tolstoi and nearby creeks, plus accidents and boat activity and Dan Gillis arriving with the Loewe Victor to navigate upper Tolstoi waters.
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Jone
Tovenent
Vinal
Cooper
Telstoi
Ith
Loowe Vietor
Telstoi Tuck
Hoaper Creek
Mitteller
Frank
elLtimers
Madison
Ula
Bacherk
Peranza Creck
van Ordate
Edwards
van Orsdale
Vel Edwards
Clengileh
Arrher Eaton
van Orsdule Wes
Edwards Wes
Ape van Orsttals
van Orstal
Eaton
van Orstals
Biel
Dan Gillis
Toliterod
Toltoi
Tolstoi
Solstoi
Dan
Ernest Brown
Gillis
Court Proceedings Face Heavy Week in Marston Trial
District Court diaries reveal juror shortages and a full docket ahead. Trials set include Marston v Marston, Beaton v Wishsit, and O’Leary v O’Leary with jurors sworn and a night session held. Fraud and robbery cases noted, with Judge Borel and Judge Bunnell overseeing sessions as work continues through Friday.
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Haring
Bowler Creek
Marston
Bunnell
Indsp
Goal Progres
Gilbert Pares Beaton
Tom Wishsit
Frank O'Le
Consid
Diffiendny
Issu
al Palmer
A. King
E Golden
J. Rogers
C. Burst
J. Riley
Kedicholf James Farrell
W. Osborne
H.R. Burrus Dop. Gage
Harrison
Nomination of Brandeis Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed the nomination of Brandeis to the Supreme Court. The confirmation sets the date for assuming office on June 12, completing the appointment to the high court.
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Brandeis
Senate
Ngton, Dime
D. Bra Jnstin
The
Supreme Court of Confirmed
Jung
Italian cabinet crisis sparks government resignation
London reports that theItalian cabinet crisis intensified as a vote of confidence failed, prompting the government to resign. Paris notes Signor Panio Boselli was asked by King Victor Emmanuel to form a new cabinet.
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Tulst
Vameh
Mastodon Creek
Cooper
Loewe Victor
Haley
Paris
Signor
Panio Boselli
Victor
Senate panel backs Oregon Washington Columbia River fisheries compact
Washington June 1 report shows the senate judicial committee approved a bill to ratify by the federal government the compact between Oregon and Washington establishing regulations for salmon and other fisheries in the Columbia River.
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Washington
Senate Judiliary Committee
Oregon
Columbia River
Parade in Seattle Draws 50,000 in Preparedness Show
A large preparedness parade occupied Seattle today with about fifty thousand people lining the route. Organizers hailed the turnout as a strong display of civic resolve and support for defense readiness.
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Seattle
Bank Officials Not Guilty in Perjury Trial
New York May 29 three Riggs bank officials on trial for perjury are found not guilty.
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New York
Riggs Bank
Waite To Be Electrocuted For Cold Blooded Crime
Dr Arthur Waite faces the electric chair in New York for a murder linked to his dentist son in law Dr John Peck case. Trial details show confessions, multiple defense changes, and public interest as the fate moves toward execution early in the coming month.
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Arthur War Lotaie
New York
Ren Waite
John BE. Peck
Munah
Peek
York
Visi
Grand of
Percy
W York
Dro Waite
Sam
Imsono
Wait
Taft Considering Supreme Court Vacancy Amid Bipartisan Talk
Washington June 13 President Taft weighing a successor to the Supreme Court bench amid rumors of a Democrat appointment while the current court remains split with five Republicans and four Democrats. The White House reportedly signals cautious support for a broad slate of candidates.
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Washington
Willa Ds
Hitches
United States Supreme Court
Williams WH. Taft
Obituary for John R. McLean not fully legible
Fragmentary obituary noting John R. McLean's death in Washington on June 10 and his ties to the Washington Enquirer. Details about birthplace, career in politics, and positions as governor and United Water candidate are garbled or missing. Resident of Washington, D C.
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Washington
John Ro M Wisher
The
Waw Besford Enquirer
Can
Cineiinit
Enquirer
Solit
Issi
United Water
Lloyd George Seen as Possible War Leader Choice
London June 12 The successor to Lord Kitchener will not be chosen before Parliament meets on June 20. David Lloyd George, minister of munition, is favored as a potential war leader, and his selection is anticipated to influence the national wartime leadership.
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New York
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Lloyd George
London
Lord Kitchener
David Lloyd George
Der von der Goltz murder in London report
London dispatch reports General von der Goltz murdered after exchange during a disturbance. The private Buch Itz alleges German command did not die from Turkish officer fire as three volleys were fired before the general fell.
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London
Buch ‘ Itz
Half Million Dollars for Alaska Road Work
Colonel Rich in of the ska road com mission test for 16th says the military appropriation bill will provide half a million dollars for new road and trail work in Alaska this year.
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Alaska
Richin
Ska Road Commission
Hes
Exclusion Bill Aims to Bar Germans From France
Paris June 12. A bill to exclude all Germans from France and her colonies is before the chamber of deputies and is said to be sure of passage. The measure targets German nationals amid ongoing conflicts.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Another Trip to Tolstoi Earl Eng weeks Visit
Ley and Bob Griffis plan another journey to Tolstoi early next week. They expect to stay longer this time.
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Tolstoi
Ley
Bob Griffis
Jamies
Trains Wrecked by Storm in Marshalltown
A June storm in Marshalltown Iowa wrecked two passenger trains causing heavy losses with multiple fatalities and injuries reported. Authorities continued to assess the scene and transport crews were dispatched to manage debris and assist survivors.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Fatal College Fire Claims Several Lives in Osceola
A college fire in Osceola Iowa last night killed five people and left two more fatally injured authorities said two men were also injured in the blaze during the overnight incident at a Penn College campus building.
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Oscaloosa
Iowa
Penn College
Susie’s Local Passengers Arrive On Sea Wall Launch
Late at night the Sea Wall brought passengers from Dikeman forming a small consignment for Susie. The Prairie Bell then arrived early this morning bringing additional travelers and cargo, signaling a busy transit period.
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Dikeman
Russia's Mighty Bolts In Determines Arvange
June reports from multiple fronts describe Russian advances in Bukowina toward Czernowitz and Demidova with rumors of evacuation while German and Austrian forces face pressure. Baltic and North Sea actions include ships sunk by Russians and dispersed merchant convoys. Verdun and Verdun area fighting continues with uncertain gains as French and German forces clash. The war's broader scope reaches Mesopotamia with Turkish deployment and reshaped Allied actions across Europe.
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Czernowitz
Bukowina
Ing
Demidova
Nykoping
Sweden
Amsterdam
Herzman
Baltic
Carranza's rule tottering amid Mexican unrest
Washington reports a government figure believes Carranza's regime in Mexico is tottering. The last remnants of Villa's followers are said wiped out. General Fenston informs the War Department that men are forming in Northern Mexico. A border crossing incident left an American trooper slain during a raid near Columbus.
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VILLA
Washington
Mexico
Fensten
War Department
Columbus
Iits
Clas
Bert Eta
Amendment Proposal Sparks Debate Over Judicial Amenities
A June proposal to amend a policy on judges' amenities draws scrutiny from lawmakers and clerks who question necessity and potential cost. Critics warn the measure could be an unnecessary change while supporters say it clarifies existing practices and protects judge welfare.
Expenditures At Bremerton Navy Yard Washington
A sine amendment to the run Bremerton Washington notes an expenditure of 6,000,000 dollars for the yard. The house bill proposes funding the yard for battle operations and related facilities.
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Washington
Bremerton
Wash
Threatened Railroad Strike Looms Across Nation
In New York, railroad men nationwide threaten a strike as leaders reject the tentative railroad compromise and prepare to resume talks amid cooling prospects for a quick agreement. The dispute centers on labor demands and conditions, with a potential walkout looming over transit and freight.
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New York
Hedy
Eens
Warning Against Unscrupulous Aliens
President Wilson in a June 15 speech charged that foreign born citizens are attempting political blackmail to undermine the national government. The address underscored wartime loyalty and vigilance against disloyalty from immigrant communities.
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Washington
Wilson
Packers Enter Alaska Field Ex President In Favor Of Navy
Chicago packing interests have taken an option on several large Alaska salmon canneries. Former President William H. Taft addressed Georgetown University today, urging the United States to match naval strength with Great Power competitors.
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Alaska Field
San Francisco
Chicago
Wiliam HT
Washington
Georgetown University
United States
Dario Re Wins 300-Mile Race At Terrific Speed Chicago
Dario Re clinched the three hundred mile event at Terrific Speed Chicago with a pace approaching ninety eight miles per hour as the crowd cheered the fast finish.
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Chicago
Dario Re
The Strenuous One Undergoes Treat
New York reports a medical update as the athlete undergoes X ray examination and treatment after a serious condition.
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New York
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