Welcome Roosevelts big sea and land welcome in New York
Ex President Roosevelt returns on June 18 in a grand display planned in New York with 6000 distinguished guests. A sea procession from Quarantine to the Battery will precede a land parade along Fifth Avenue with bands, riders, and decorations.
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Central Park
Battery
Oyster Bay
Cannon Eats Meal Costing Ten Cents
Washington June 1. Speaker Cannon tells 1000 schoolboys in New York and Philadelphia that his breakfast costs ten or fifteen cents with coffee egg sandwich and an orange occasionally. The scene features his touring car worth 6000 and a home valued at 75000 on Vermont Avenue as proof of his frugality. The boys laugh at the notion, noting the humor of his “funny economy.”
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Andreas Plays Skat Twenty Four Hours Nonstop
Milwaukee, June 1. Martin Andreas completed a 24 hour skat session at 11 am after a relay of 18 players. He tied his best long distance record, then pressed on until halted by a firearm six hours later, setting a near unbeatable mark. Last September he once played 21 hours at a firehouse on Fourth Street. He denied fear of the game, preferring breakfast at home.
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Dakota Governor Hannifin Seeks Senate Ballot in June Election
Dennis Hannifin of North Dakota was nominated for the U S Senate six year term. He bears strong support from western voters and will appear on the June ballot. Democratic contenders include George Duis and John Bruegger for the long term with W E Purcell seeking the short term.
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New Nonpartisan Judiciary Act
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Grand Forks
John Bruegger
Williston
W. E. Purcell
Hero Commissioner Is Himself Hero in Pittsburg
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission halted its probe after discovering Albert J. Barr, owner of two Pittsburg papers, was the lifesaver who dragged a burning chauffeur from a gas fire. Barr used his umbrella to beat out flames as blasting gasoline sprayed the scene.
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Former Shah Takes Surgical Study
Odessa June 1 The deposed Shah of Persia living in a villa provided by the Russian Government has begun medical study. After private preparatory work he plans to attend clinics and lectures at the University of Odessa with a focus on surgery.
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California Faces Labor Gap With Japanese Workers
Sacramento reports that unskilled labor such as Japanese workers is essential for California agriculture. The study notes few complaints about Japanese laborers, cites growers’ dependence for harvests, and suggests displacement would not disrupt white business. It records 1910 California Japanese population at 41,626 with 109 farms totaling 10,791 acres mortgaged for $173,554.
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Socialist Mayor Seidel Seen As Wisconsin Governor Hope
Milwaukee June 1 This city reports Mayor Emil Seidel gaining momentum toward the Social Democratic nomination for president. Party leaders plan to nominate him for Wisconsin governor with Harvey Dee Brown. A referendum will place both names on the ballot, deemed a foregone conclusion. The convention set up its permanent structure and committees while denouncing Comrade Stokes of New York for his criticisms. The platform favors gradual reform over revolution.
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Conmirade”’ Stokes
Fifth Charge of Fraud Is Brought
The fourth and fifth complaints charging fraud and illegal marking of ballots were filed in circuit court Tuesday by Romus F. Stuart, a defeated Democratic candidate for county commissioner from the First district, and Henry C. Cox, defeated for the Democratic nomination for judge of the criminal court. Official returns showed Cox 400 votes behind Joseph T. Markley. Stuart trailed John Kitley by 25. The cases are returnable June 10, with a temporary injunction against destruction of ballots extended to that date.
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Henry C. Cox
Criminal Court
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Joseph T. Markley
Stuart
John Kitley
How a Woman Bank Rupts Her Husband by Extravagance
A serialized chapter shows Frances escaping Thorne aboard a yacht after a coercive encounter. She pleads with the captain to take her ashore at Poughkeepsie as Thorne protests, the captain resolves to resign, and he intends to disembark with Frances while Thorne schemes and swears.
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Debt, Disguise, and a Secret Loan in a Chicago Society Tale
Frances and Ward Thorne face ruin as debt and scandal close in. Frances secretly borrows $25,000 from Aunt Gretchen to keep their home and status, keeping him in the dark while considering repayment. His fury and trust test threaten their fragile facade.
Pointing the Way to Other Husbands to Escape Ward's Fate
Frances pressures Dick to keep the house and money as a path to starting anew in business. He resists and hints at a hidden secret, while Frances fears exposure and contemplates dinner and sleep as tension rises. Ward leaves to dine with Phil, and the scene ends with an ominous note.
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Refuses To Give Up Girl And Is Slain
Michael Caponi, 39, dies in St Francis Hospital from injuries after being attacked by a countryman over his engagement to a young relative. Police withhold the killer’s name. two suspected accomplices arrested. Italian community tensions rise as the case unfolds. Caponi named his assailant before dying, asking that his fiancée’s name be kept private unless needed for the case.
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Michael Caponi
St. Francis’ Hospital
Samuel Aparrata
Salvadore Muskin
Caponi
Capon
The One Remedy Longstanding Patent for Women's Ailments
A historical ad style notice promoting a remedy sold by druggists for women’s weaknesses and distressing ailments, attributed to a proprietor who has offered the preparation for over four decades. The copy portrays a trusted, long standing product.
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