Downfall of LaFollette as Interests' Aim
Madison dispatch reports Wisconsin politics in June with Gov. James O. Davidson passed over as governor candidate by a Milwaukee stalwart convention. W. D. Connor is touted to lead anti La Follette efforts amid heavy external funding and a push to retire insurgents and La Follette. Sherman as messenger signals Washington interests plan to back Connor and finance a campaign to defeat La Follette.
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Woman Patrolman Becomes First for Los Angeles
Mrs. Alice Wells of Brooklyn becomes the citys first woman patrolman assigned to monitor public morals. She will inspect conduct of youths in dance halls skating rinks cafes soda fountains and theaters and intervene where moral danger appears.
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Los Angeles
Alice Wells
Brooklyn
Survey to open Ft Berthold lands to settlement
Orders from the interior department call for an early survey of 400 000 acres within the Ft Berthold reservation in North Dakota. The lands will be opened to settlement under a Taft approved bill with survey expedited and entry possible as soon as feasible.
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Interior Department
Ft. Bertholadt Reservation
North Dakota
Taft
Monroe Sues To Break Louisiana Monroe Will
Walter C. Monroe filed suit in the 2nd circuit court contesting the will of Louisiana B. Monroe. The document leaves a $3,000 estate to Eliza Wands and William Wands, the defendants. Monroe alleges the will was made while the testatrix was under the influence of the Wands.
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Circuit Court
Louisiana B. Monroe
Eliza Wands
William Wands
Monroe
Thousands greet him coming back at Roosevelt parade
Secretary Cosby estimates 15 000 to 20 000 line Fifth Avenue for a parade honoring Roosevelt with governors, veterans, and civic groups in attendance. About 100 boats will crest the bay, including private yachts not listed by the harbor display committee. Delegations from Chicago and other cities, plus state officials, will ride the bay and stand on Fifth Avenue or at the Battery, while Roosevelts flags and emblems symbolize the event.
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Roosevelt to Meet All Aboard Kaiserin Victoria
Theodore Roosevelt promised a reception for all passengers before the Kaiserin Victoria reaches New York. A committee of fellow travelers waited on him as the liner sailed at sea on June 13 1910.
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Ireland
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
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Loved Mamma 100 but Papa the Best Kids Court Decision
James Reynolds, 13, faced by circuit court in Terre Haute on which parent he would live with for summer. He chose to stay with his father for the school year and the mother would have him during summer vacation. The divorced couple watched as the boy spoke and the mother wept. The court decree ordered custody with the father during school months and summer with the mother.
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Papa
Mamma
James Reynolds
Circuit Court
Mystery at Lake Como as Charlton murder probe widens
Police drag Lake Como again and begin digging around Villa Legazzini after a second trunk similar to the one holding Mrs Charlton’s body is found. Investigators debate whether Porter Charlton fled or was murdered. Russian suspect Ispolatoff remains central to questioning.
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Jewelry Linked to Mrs Chariton in Russian Arrest
Police compare rings found on a Russian suspect with items in Mrs. Chariton's gem box. Investigators say the rings match in size, suggesting a possible link to the deceased woman and aiding the ongoing mystery. Jewelry hunt continues for further clues.
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Charlton
Chariton
Praise for Fraternal Orders at Memorial Services
C E Cox of Indianapolis praised fraternal societies as beneficial to the state and character at Capital City Lodge Knights of Pythias memorial services. RE Neal of Noblesville spoke with music filling the program. The event remembered seven members who died during the year.
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Indianapolis
Capital City
Knights of Pythias
RE. E. Neal
Noblesville
State Normal Book Honors President
The Advance, the State Normal school annual, will be ready for distribution Monday. It marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of President Parsons and runs 160 pages with senior photos and other illustrations. William L. Connors is editor in chief, Waldo F. Mitchell associate editor, and C. H. Finks business manager.
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Terre Haute
Ind
State Normal School
Parsons
William L. Connors
Waldo F. Mitchell
C. H. Finks
Simple Cure for Pimples and Sick Headache Ad
An Indianapolis ad promotes Haag's Liver Pills as a six week home remedy for pimples sallow skin vertigo and sick headache. It claims to aid digestion relieve constipation and restore liver and kidneys. Pills sold in 25 50 cent and 1 dollar boxes by Julius A Haag or post
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Julius A. Haag
Indianapolis
Potatoes Topless Shock Burnham Park Farm
Parks Martiff owner of the St. Charles hotel near Burnham park reports a farm row of Early Rose potatoes with no stalks yet roots and large shellbark sized tubers. He notes the anomaly may fool garden pests and calls the discovery a good thing.
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Lewistown
Parks Martiff
St. Charles
Burnham Park
Snakes Found in Log Reveal Two Blue Racers
In New Haven Indiana investigators traced a din of sawing to a mass of blue racers. Two sawyers heard sounds, cut more logs, and uncovered a 27 foot serpentine mass, later split to reveal two snake heads, suggesting two snakes in total.
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New Haven
Ind
Round-Up Offers Nightshirts and Field Stocks Bargains
The display highlights NIGHTSHIRTS priced at 47c and FIELD STOCKS at 23c on the main floor front. Goods include Faultless military shirts with varied trims and Parker & Finn mercerized styles in plain and fancy finishes.
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Parker & Finn
Kitchener Resigns Command in Egypt Amid Roosevelt Speech
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener will not command in Egypt. The Mediterranean command shifts with his resignation after returning from Australia via America. The move draws interest tied to Theodore Roosevelt's Guildhall speech.
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Egye
Roosevelt
London
Mediterranean
Australia
America
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Lord Conomy
Farrell Brands Report Denies Chase Stallings Manager Tale
New York June 15 President Frank Farrell of the New York Americans flatly denied a Detroit story that Hal Chase, not George Stallings, was the club’s manager. Farrell called the report ridiculous and dismissive of the club’s leadership.
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Frank Farrell
New York American League
Detroit
Hal Chase
George Stallings
New York Americans
Farrell
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