New York Swelters as Heat Wave Bakes City
New York endures a severe heat wave with the Weather Bureau noting the hottest June 30 since 1901. At 92 degrees, many tenement families flee to Coney Island and beaches for cooler air while police prep extra patrols. Park commissioners may issue orders allowing overnight park shelter.
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Scrippa-McRae Prene Association
New York
Weather Bureau
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Union Workmen Arrested After Strike Clash In Front Of Craig Hotel
Chas Wigan John O Brien and William Wendy union machinists were arrested on assault and riot charges after about 50 strikers confronted strike-breakers outside the Craig hotel on E Washington Street Friday night. E B Franklin, a strike-breaker, says he was struck three times. The men, out on bonds, asked for a continuance. trials set for July 1. Additional arrests on both sides expected as police plan to press cases. Mary S Clark petitions for divorce and child custody alleging cruel treatment and repeated name-calling by her husband.
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Chas. Wigan
John O Brien
Wiliam ‘Wendy
Frani
Craig Hotel
E. Washington
E. B. Franklin
Kace
Mary S. Clark
Drd
Two Men Ambushed in Celina Arena Incident
Scrippe Wefine Arena report from Celina Texas states Bennet is jailed on a murder charge after fatally wounding a man named Amith and killing George Rich. investigators say the victims were ambushed.
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Scrippe-Wefine Arena Annociatiy
Celina
Tex
Dime A
Roneoe Bennett
George
Rich
Amith
Hhey
Patriotic Service At Edwin Ray M E Church
The quarterly communion service at Edwin Ray M E church will be held Sunday morning at 10 30 The administering elder Rev E Bacon will preach and administer the Sacrament At night the pastor Rev H Cp ping er will preach on Some National Danger Signals making it a patriotic version
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Edwin Ray M. E
E Bacon
Hc. Cippinger
Strike Settled at Rosebud Mine Amid Arbitration Talks
Special to The Jaw reports JERRD HAUTE and June 39 miners and operators adjourned after settling the dispute at Rosebud mine and arranging arbitration at other mines Abs district.
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Jaw
Jerrd Haute
Game Committee of
Etrké
Rosebud
Abs
Boyce Left Hospital After Neck Wound Incident
Charles Boyce a 17 year old Black youth from 17 N Noble Street was shot in the neck by Detective John Morgen. He was moved from City Hospital to the police station for further medical treatment and questioning.
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Boyce
Charles Boyce
N. Noble
John Morgen
Palieé Wlaton Baturéay
Race results from New York Cincinnati and Buffalo meetings
Race by race results list from New York Cincinnati and Buffalo venues detailing horse names, jockeys, odds, and winning times for first through sixth events across the three tracks. Notable entries include Melbourne Nominee, Hrookdale Nymph, Jersey Lady, Firet Mason, Grenade HB, Solly M, Dalesman, Beronta, Martins, Orly, Helmuth, Whipperwill, Rubinon, Tutor, Monacorder, Bilvey Skin, Grace Kimball, Duke of Kendall, Ferry Meadow, and more with a mix of times and placings.
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New York
Turlongs
Melbourne
Knaack
Lady Ellison
Hrookdale Nymph
Radike
Bohemia
Content
Jersey
Lyne
Teddies
Fantastic
Firet Mason
Gumnish
Ormonde
Miles
Grenade
Horner
Bt Maxner
iTwo Aturlers
Solly M
Gsedell
Frank Lord
Pen Strong
Cincinnati
Dalesman
Robinson
Hart
Reveille
Beronta
Austinj
Alma Gardia
Inspector Girl
furlonge—Martins
Hail
Garrette Wilwon
Lady Curot
Pourth
Orly
Nicol
Brancas
the Minks
Helmuth
Griffith
Ivy Swift
Hime
Sheth
Whipperwill
Huzzah
Willie Newromb
Rubinon
Preston
Dr. Mew Cturr
Buffalo
Tutor
Tony Bonero
Monacorder
Hyperion
Bilvey Skin
Hera
Carey
Furth
Grace Kimball
Ponemab
Round Dance
Firth
Duke of Kendall
Karl Rogers
Orteoyime
Ferry MeAdow
Richard
Lady Stewart
Oratory And Dramatic Art At Metropolitan School
Lovers of literature and drama filled the Metropolitan School of Music parlors Friday for the first recital by the department of oratory and dramatic arts under S. I. Conner. Pupils of Conner and instructors Miss Arnold and Miss Verburg performed with mastery, delivering readings and pieces from Quo Vadis and other works. New classes of classic literature were announced and Beth Hadrey offered an original oration, The True Patriot, to cap an evening praised for its expressive reading and instruction.
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Metropolitan School of Music
Department of
Oratary and Dramatic
S. I. Conner
Fros
Conner
Lla Arnol
Vera Verburg
Hugh McGueny
Edward Nell
Jang
Beth Hadrey
Found Dead on a Steamer in Milwaukee
The body of David P. Clough, 70, of Cleveland, Ohio, was found in a steamer stateroom of the Gilchrist Line on arrival in Milwaukee. He reportedly died by hanging during the night. He was an uncle of J. G. Gilchrist of Gilchrist Transportation. No cause is yet assigned.
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Terippa-Mediae Pyras Dmnoetationy
Milwaukee
Wis
David P. Clough
Cleveland
Towa
Gilchriat Ine
Cimagh
J. G. Gilchrist
Gilchrist Transportation Company
Outdoor Athletic Meet Opens With German Turner Delegates
Three thousand delegates are expected to attend a four day open air athletic meet near Chicago at the lake shore with events starting tomorrow. The gathering includes fifteen hundred delegates from several states including New York Michigan Iowa Indiana and parts of Wisconsin.
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aerippe-Mefine Prean Association
Chicago
Turner Societion
Lake Shore
Ninty-fifth
Jul Wals
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Seven Die From Heat in New York Front
Seven persons reported dead from excessive heat in New York up to 11 am. Four victims are children as authorities race to determine the cause and scope of the heat wave. Special to the Sentinel from Centerville Ind notes Mia Dita Bertram of Centerville died from an overdose of chloral hydrate.
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Scripps-Meltue
Preag
New York
Centerville
Ind
Mia
Dita Bertram
Mayor Fines Man Wounded in Shooting Incident
Hamilton dispatch reports Mayor Thomas In police court fined Benzinger, who bore a bullet wound to the jaw, for the shooting of Fred Men singer following a dispute with Mrs Stapleton. Blapiston dismissed, Mrs Stapleton not present. the mayor awarded a gold medal while Blapiston faced removal.
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scrippa-Menme Rress Association
Hamilton
Wifeiam Stapleton
Fred Mensinger
Mre. Stapleton
Kiven
Thomas
Blapiston
Benzinger
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Confesses Details to Counsel
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw told Judge Olcott and three stenographers for nearly six hours of her life with Stanford White. She described first meeting White in New York from Philadelphia, White’s lavish, morally fraught circles, and denied receiving letters from White after her marriage. The testimony aims to support Harry Thaw's defense of emotional insanity as prosecutors pursue further witness questioning and possible John Doe inquiries ahead of a September trial.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Tombs
Stanford White
White
Judge Olcott
Cone
Philadelphia
Nee
Olcott
Mia
Mra. Thaw
Dffordant
W. Twenty-fourth
Er. Studin
White Company
Ayelyn Neste
Metropolia
Min
Distriet
Ne. Jerome
Canada
Weiler
Assailant Escapes After Night Yard Attack
Reports say a woman was attacked Friday night by an unknown man in her rear yard. Relatives arriving frightened the assailant, who left the unconscious victim and fled. No further details available. Grand Army of the Republic. Send 2 cent stamp for itinerary of special trains to the 49th Annual Encampment in Minneapolis, Aug 16 to 18. Northwest Line offers flat-class for veterans and friends with four daily Chicago to Minneapolis trains. One cent per mile within Central States. Chicago to Minneapolis round trip $9.00. Address N M Breeze Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cam Panton
Pieua Pase
Ans Osarrache Gotte-Ave
King
Grand Army OF the Republic
Bend
Minneapolis
North Western Ling
Chicago
North Western Line Japanese Fans by Chicago & North Western
A list of four attractive Japanese fans offered by the Chicago and North Western Railway. Fans are issued to any address and securely packed on receipt of 10 cents. Address N M Breese.
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North Western Line
Japaneas
Chicago & North Western Railway
Breese
Bridal plans shift as July wedding canceled by car crash
Irvington bride Lenla Spray vows June ceremony with Wilson Doan after a street car accident injures the groom. The couple, aided by crutches, postpones, while a large bridal party and reception are planned at the Spray home. Attendees include relatives from Ann Arbor Terre Haute and Anderson.
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Lenla Esther Spray
Irvington
Wilson Irving Doan
Doans
Cage
Paciack Pom
William Spray
Tasman
MC. Pearson
First Friends’ Church
Hazel Bray
Westfeld
Judd D Spray
Pill
Straina
Imogene Hows
Verna B. Palmer
Jesse Kellum
W. H. Wheeler
H. 8. Doan
Ann Arbor
Leland I. Doan
A. W. Love
Lora Tove
Meat dealers face crackdown on adulteration outside market houses
City health officers launch a crusade against tainted foods with seven meat dealers outside the market house to be arrested soon. Affidavits against these vendors were filed Friday, and arraignments on puré food law violations are expected Monday in police court.
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Death Department
Mateket
Community church and club events listed for weekend
A long list of public events appears including Post B T A meeting at 310 N Silvnotest, a Grand hotel gathering for Commercial travelers, ice cream social at Tepty M B church lawn, and a John H Butternela reunion at Brookside. Local churches feature sermons by Rev C W Argitt and Rev Alan B Pallpyter with topics on spiritual themes.
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Post B. T. B. A
N. Silvnotest
Grand Hotel
Mra
Tepty M. B. Church
John H.butternela
Brookside Parte
C. W.argitt
Byracuse
N.W
Capitolave
Methodist
Trinity Congregational Churen
We AL Shaw
All Souls Church
Alabama
Frank $C. Wicks
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Order of the Eastern Star
Eather
Nirvington
Hoberts
Park Choral Society
Albert Huristone
Roberta Park
M. EB
Alan B. Pallpyter
Central Christian Church
Hoosiers in Gotham visit New York notables named
A crowd of Hoosier state residents visits New York city, listing numerous individuals from Indianapolis Terre Haute Muncie Richmond Goshen and Washington among attendees. The article notes several families and singles including Mr and Mrs and others in attendance. The piece reads like a social register style note from Samant dust society.
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J. A. Everitt
Hanna
Cothrell
BE. Cathe
J.C. Dean
W. G. Whitiock
J. Yat
GF. Kirkhow
M. Healy
L. Senior
J. H. Hose
Hester
A. Mummick
L. Hann
RO Arnold
Indianapoli
CL. Wagner
F.ramith
From
Goshen
Chief Tanner's Wife Killed in Helena Auto Crash
Helena Mont June 30 Death came suddenly to Mrs James Tanner of Washington commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. She was thrown from an automobile carrying Mrs J K Toole wife of the governor and Gen Lester Wilton en route to Fort Harrison. The car went off a narrow embankment road after the chauffeur moved to let a freight wagon pass. Mrs Tanner died within twenty minutes after reaching a hospital. Others escaped serious injuries.
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Helena
Mont
James Tanner
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Nes. Tanner
Afontana
Work for Civic Welfare address on citizenship relations
Felix T McWhirter to speak Sunday at First Wat ed Brethren Church corner North East Street and Massachusetts Avenue under Good Citizenship and Good Literature committees of the Young People's Society of Carnation Endevor. The talk covers the state's regulation and adjustment of social discrepancies to secure citizenship by leveling class distinc tions, stimulating individual effort, proper laws, and fair punishment as part of a monthly lecture series.
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Felix T. McWhirter
Brethren Church
N. East Bt
Massachusettwave
Young People's Society of Carnation Endevor
Mr. McWhirter
George W. Subna
Colton Braith
George
Brewer
Congress Closes Session After Friction and Deals
Congress closed Saturday after a long session. The Senate passed the pure food and meat inspection bills and debated rail rate legislation. An in-house clash over a distasteful amendment was settled, and a $3,000,000 appropriation for federal buildings and labor departments was approved. An embezzlement arrest involving a Washington post office official occurred as a joint committee was formed to study second class mail costs. A meeting set at the Holland House, New York, next week.
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Congress
Beenton
Senate
House
Tate, Statios
Commerce and
Labor
Penose
Representative Overstreet
Holland House
New Terk
Dead engineer found at throttle on Colonial express
Special to the St. Philadelphia Pa June 39 The Colonial express from Boston to Washington on the Pennsylvania railroad arrived last night with George Maxwell engineer dead at the throttle. It was customary to slacken speed at Frankfort duration in the northeastern section of Philadelphia. When this was not done Tomes Hackett Iteran called to Engineer Maxwell. Receiving no reply Hackett climbed over and found Maxwell dead. Death was due to heart disease.
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St. Philadelphia
Colonial Express
Boston
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Maxwell
Frankfort
Philadelphia
Tomes Hackett
Iteran
Maxwell
Hackett
William Graver Dies En Route to Ohio in Coast-to-Ohio Trip
William Graver, vice-president and general manager of Diamond Match Co, died Friday night while en route to Ohio from Portland Oregon. The death occurred during travel, with details indicating an on-the-way collapse. He was a prominent industry executive and long service leader.
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perppe-McRee
Portland
Ore
William Graver
The
Diamond Match Company
Ohio
Californie
Rome
Robbed the Post Office at Concord Oregon
Burglars raided the Concord post office, blew open the safe, and took about $1000 in money and stamps before fleeing. A neighbor reported hearing a disturbance and authorities began an investigation into the heist.
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Aeeen
Concord
O. Sune
Burlars
Atole
Dugey Trom & Neigh
Four Men Die In Roanoke Mine Accident
Four men were killed in an accident at the Roanoke mine today as reports from the scene confirm fatalities and investigators begin to document the incident.
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Scripps-McFtne Press Association
Roanoke
Toda
Hard Battle of Sprinters at Chicago Games
Special to The Fan reports a sprint event lineup at the Evanston Goblin track with entrants from the Chicago Athletic Association and Miami University. Contenders Hammond Hammond, Parsons, and Markles are all listed with bests around 10 seconds for the 100 yard dash, amid favorable conditions. The marquee Marathon race will start at Evanston Goblin and finish at Marana Field, with multiple events slated there.
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Har A
U. Bames
Turday
Habn
Parsons
Mii- Waukee Athletic Association
Ant
Hammond
Ind
Markles
Miami University
Chicaga Athletic Association
Miere
Evanston
U S Print Shop Swamped By Delayed Congressional Record
Washington June 13 The government printing office, famed as the nation’s premiere print shop, was unable to deliver the Congressional Record on time causing the Record to go to press incomplete. Officials cited heavy work and scheduling gaps as delays. The record shows 128 densely printed pages with marks indicating continuation.
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Berclat
Sem
Washington
Con- Betsa
Congressional
Editor Filckinger Becomes Governor Harris Private Secretary
Columbus June 1 Samuel Filckinger editor of the Dayton Journal and veteran journalist was named by Governor Andrew L. Harris as private secretary. The post was tendered yesterday during Filckinger's plea for O F P Gotnin of Dayton to join the State Railroad Commission and was accepted and reported to the governor for final commission.
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Columbus
Samuel Filckinger
Dayton Journal
Andrew L. Harris
O. F P. Gotnin
Dayton
State Railroad Commission
Temporary restraining order filed against city Comptroller
Bidaman obtained a temporary restraining order against Comptroller Buckingham after an incident at the mayor's office. Judge Whitaker set the hearing for Sunday to July.
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Terre Haute
Maywre Bidaman
Buckingham
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