Coronation Chair Explosion Shock to Westminster
An apparent bomb exploded near the famed Coronation Chair in Westminster, causing minor damage to the oak throne and the ancient Stone of Destiny. Police quickly secured Westminster Abbey as investigators review the attack tied to a Parliament incident with Reg McKenna speaking in the House of Commons.
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Weatminster
Edward
Beard
Edward I
Tolay
Scone
Perthabbe
Kenneth
Jacob
Bcotland
Reg McKenna
Com
Parliament House
Commons
Parliament Square
MOKED GLASSES IN USE SAYS VANDERLIP
Vanderlip argues business recovery requires a broad historical and social view not a narrow self interest. He says Congressional Records crowd Financial Chronicles and calls for laws shaped by sound economics and human sympathy to manage industrial expansion responsibly.
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Vanderlip
Wilson Oar
Financial Chronicler
Economic analysis from Vanderey on political factors shaping business
New London report on Frank A. Vanderey of National City Bank New York who says optimism and political anxieties drive current business mood. He cautions that attitudes toward risk and capital plans rather than hard data reflect the economy.
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New London
Conn
Business Leaders Urge Public Policy Alignment With Markets
A speaker argues that tariff changes and congressional action shape the economy more than corporate expansion plans. He calls for business–government collaboration, warns of a psychological barrier to growth, and urges business leaders to organize to ensure informed public opinion and better representation in Congress.
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Naricul
Congress
Colombian Treaty to Be Submitted to Senate for Action
Secretary Bryan announced the Colombian treaty will go to the Senate for action immediately after the amending agreement is executed. The pact would involve a $26,000,000 payment to South American republics over the Panama partition dispute.
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Washington
Bryan
Panama
Senate
Lomblan
Strike pickets to be worked in relays at plants
Brid Loy secretary of the union reports about 10,000 workers at the Woes company being used as pickets around the plants in Pittehureh Pennsylvania. Guards are on duty and workers suffer in the heat. relief off every four hours is ordered.
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Pittehureh
Bridloy
Union
Kon
Tom
Mexico
Bryan
Fine yacht burns in New Orleans Bayou St John
The yacht Josephine owned by Theslore Grune valued at 40000 dollars burned to water's edge in Bayou St John. One man injured. The vessel was considered among the handsomest pleasure craft in these waters.
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New Orleans
Josephine
Theslore Grune
Bayou St. John
Free Newspaper Fails Piteburs Kao June
Local clipping reports a failed newspaper launch with fragmented names and garbled date references. Readable lines mention Piteburs Kao and June but lack coherent details about the event or outcomes.
Death Toll in Bay Storm Reported At 125
Conflicting dispatches from Caraquet and nearby ports say 125 may be dead after a Gulf of St Lawrence storm that swept Bay Chaleur and the Northumberland Strait. Messages note several schooners lost, crews including a father and three to four sons, with wire outages hindering full details.
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Chatham, SN
Gulf
Lawrence
Chaleur Bay
Straits of Northumberland
Caraquet
Bhippegan
Lamequa
Bay Chaleur
Congress Agrees To Risk Vote On Prohibition Bill
Washington June 11 Congress eyes a national prohibition vote. Majority Leader Underwood favors bringing the Hobson Cantrill proposals to the House for a test. The House Rules Committee prepares a rule and a vote on the measure seems virtually assured this session.
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Congress
Washington
House
Underwood
House Rules Committee
Hobson
Alabama
Cantrill
Kentucky
United States
Congress of
Congress Advances Conservation Bill Package in Rules Committee
The House rules committee voted a special rule for five administration conservation bills including coal lands leasing in Alaska and water power site protections. Anti prohibitionists doubt a two thirds vote this session while delayed consideration may extend beyond the current congress.
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Washington
House of the Administration Conservation Programm
Hobaon
E. C. Pinwiddie
Anti-n League
House
Underwood
Ferris
Alaska
Foster
Senators Predict Prolonged Session Through Summer
Senator Kenyon said in Washington that the current session of Congress will likely extend through the summer and possibly into the fall. He is focused on whether the session will continue until comprehensive trust legislation is enacted.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Man Kills Aged Man After Objection to Whistle
Evansville Indiana June 11 Jacob McCullough aged 60, a wealthy bachelor near Hafield Shealer county, reproved Ernest Hawkins aged 20 for whistling. Hawkins quarreled with him and struck him with a rifle barrel, killing him instantly. Hawkins surrendered to authorities.
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Evansville
Ind
Jacob McCullough
Hafield
Shealer County
Ernest Hawkins
Hawkins
James Wilson Hall Formally Dedicated at Washington State College
Pullman June 10 cornerstone laid for James Wilson hall at Washington State College. A bust of James Wilson, former secretary of agriculture, was presented. Speaker Henry Wallace of Des Moines, Iowa, could not attend due to illness.
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Pullman
Wash
James Wilson
Washington State
Department of Agriculture
Ae Wilson
Henry Wallace
Les Moines
State Convention of Spanish War Veterans Report
State organizer Frank Emery of Thwipant presided as about 400 veterans gathered in June. The meeting discussed activities and plans for the Spanish War Veterans group with emphasis on local outreach and commemorative events.
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State Convention OF
Millionaire Ogden Leaves No Will Inheritance Mystery
Chicago and Albuquerque report reveal multimillionaire F A Ogden left no will or known heirs. Deeds to real estate valued in hundreds of thousands were found in a temporary administrator’s possession in Houston. Papers indicate holdings across many states but no clear heir or disposal plan.
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Albuquerque
W. Ogden
A. O. Denee
Honaire
Houston
Tex
Odgen
Chicago
Francie A. Oeien
Ogden
William FB. Ogden
Wisconsin
Kansas
Georgia
Waeht
Madison
Wis
Tez
F. A. Ogden
India
Texas
Louisiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Arkansas
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
South Dakota
Oregon
Violence follows strike in Italy
Rome reports a serious riot near the labor exchange as strikers clash with police and troops. Barricades form and protesters pelt officers with tiles amid broader attacks on minor railroad stations.
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Italy
Rome
Ancona
Treaty Ratified by Congress of Colombia
Bogota June 11 The Colombian congress in special session ratified the treaty with the United States offering Colombia 25 million dollars and concessions to settle the Panama dispute. Senate vote 3 to 1 and House 66 to 0 with a small opposition seeking added conditions. Municipalities and coal organizations nationwide urged approval and praised U S friendship for Colombia.
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Bogota
United States
Colombia
Panama
Senate
House
Sinall
Congress
Sloops Trial On America Cup Course Opens
Sloops Resolute Vanilla Defiance title attempt on America’s Cup course in a first appearance today. Randy Hook tests three cup sloops along the line with potential showings on the course.
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Randy Hook
Resolute
Vaniile
Defiance
Infiance
the & Line
Man Hit by Freight Train While Resting on Tracks
In Council Bluffs Iowa James Butler of Jacksonville Illinois was struck by a freight train in the Igea yards early today. He was thrown into weeds of the track and sustained probable broken bones and paralysis.
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Council Bluffs
James Butler
Jacksonville
Trac
Steel Orders Fall Off Report Reveals
New York report shows United States steel orders slipping in May with tonnage down compared to prior periods. The upfilled tonnage on May 3 indicates a substantial decrease, reflecting softer demand across the industry.
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Steel
New York
United 5
Tell Wheel Corporation
Three Drownings in California Flood Reported Near Cal-sona
News briefs describe drownings of two foreigners and an Indian boatman near Calsona as the Colorado River flood develops. Other dispatches report bridge threats south of here and rising water tests along Rio Santa Fe. Officials monitor levee integrity and mobilize manpower for threatened irrigation works.
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Fan Hernarding
Cal
Poroapectora
Colorado
Calsona
Ariz
Neodioy
Tune
Here
Yeater
Volcano Lake
J. G. Harbord
Vote Issue Will Cause Hot Fight At Federation
Chicago June 11 Three views on endorsing woman suffrage were aired before a council of delegates outlining the General Federation of Woman's Clubs policy for the biennial convention. Grace Wilbur Trout urged endorsement citing the federation's long history and readiness to vote. Z L Fitzpatrick opposed saying Georgia clubs have influenced legislation without suffrage. Pennybacker called suffrage open but not yet decided by this convention. A P Coon urged suffragists decide in their states while calling herself a suffragist.
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Chicago
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Grace Wilbur Trout
Ilinois Equal Suffrage Association
Z L Fitzpatrick
The
Georgia Federation
Woman's Clubs of
Georgia
Percy V. Pennybacker
Federation
Auld Mre. A. P
Coon
SUFF LEADER ESCAPES LONDON POLICE AGAIN
Elusive suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst evades police at Grosvenor Square as raids on the Woman's Social and Political Union yield few high profile names. The London conference of the Women's Liberal Federation denounces militancy and calls for government action. Lady Carlisle opposes the idea that women should dodge penalties under the law.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Grosvenor Square
Buckingham Palace
Woman's Social and Political Union
James McArlen
Prince of Wales
Conference of the Women's Liberal Federation
Lady Carlisle
Legg and Reynolds Shine in Trans Miss Golf Showdown
In Kansas City on June 11, Harry G. Legg of Minikahda Minneapolis defeated G. H. Walker of St. Louis 4 up 2 to play, highlighted by a 45-foot putt at the ninth. Evanston’s Morrison beat Lawrence’s Anderson by 2 up, while Reynolds of Field Club Omaha defeated Jones of Evanston 6 up 4 to play. Reynolds led with a medal score at the ninth.
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Kansas City
Harry G. Legg
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
G. H. Walker
St. Louis
Legg
Carl ©. Anderson
Dread Golf
Lawrence
Kan
EB. BR
Morrison
Evanston Club
Pullman Officials Arrive to Contest California Tipping Rule
Richmond Dean general manager and a Pullman Car Company director along with three Chicago officials arrived in San Francisco to protest state railroad commission rulings requiring higher porter wages with gratuities. They warned of possible rate revisions in California if reforms proceed.
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San Francisco
Richmond Dean
Pullman Car Company
Chicago
California State Railroad Commission
Compee
California
Jerry Hartenbower Dies in Los Angeles
Des Moines reports Jerry Hartenbower former mayor of Moines died last night in Los Angeles after a paralytic stroke suffered while riding a train. Hartenbower served as mayor in 1900 and was defeated by Jim Kirenton. He was often mentioned as a potential gubernatorial prospect.
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Des Moines
Jerry Hartenbower
Moines
Los An- 1
Hartenbower
Jim" Kirenton
Dudnowrats Ae
Republican defies M'adoo as secretary resists demand
Honolulu June 10. I H Stackable collector of the port asks Secretary of the Treasury William G Medglev for immediate resignation. Stackable refuses to comply stating he should not give him a follow on Slellasud. Six keble collector of Bonstans is a Republican, lie month age.
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Honolulu
H. Stackable
William G. Medglev
Seasury
Cablverans
Fight Over Women Suffrage Divides General Federation Ahead of Conference
Thousands of club women arrive for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial session in Paris. A secret council vote favored granting suffrage representation at conventions, signaling a key shift. Delegates plan a reception at the art institute with Paris gowns on display during Thursday's events.
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Chicas
Dolomatea
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
General Federation of
Worhan'a Cluba
General Council of
Federation Yesterno
Questa
Art Institute
Paris
Planning to Sue New Haven Board for 125 Million
Boston stockholders plan a suit against the New York New Haven Hartford directors to recover losses of 125 million dollars amid New Haven management. Attorney Sherman L. Whipple says action may follow after legislative and Justice Department decisions on an agreement, aiming to restore 30.1 million to Boston & Maine and 96 million to New Haven and protect minority investors.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railrowl
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Sherman L. Whipple
Whipple
Fcthon
Federal Department of Justice
Whippie
Refusal to pass on big merger of railway lines
Columbus Ohio June 10 After hearing the application of the New York Central and Hudson River and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railways to combine the Ohio public utilities commission dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction to investigate possible monopolization of lines from Buffalo to Chicago. The merger proposed securities totaling 300 million.
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Columbus
New York Central
Hudson River
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Nes
Ohio
Buffalo
Chicago
Broken rail blamed for New Haven wreck
In a report to the Interstate Commerce Commission H W Belnap chief Inspector of safety appliances finds the derailment of the passenger train Westerly Wreck due to a broken rail. Seven passengers and three employees were injured in the October 25 1913 crash.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven
President Delays Names for Federal Reserve Board Members
White House indicates it will be several days before the president and the treasury secretary announce two more Federal Reserve Board members. E C Simmons of St Louis is expected to join, while Charles Hamlin, assistant secretary of the treasury, is unlikely. A new candidate not previously discussed is anticipated.
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Washington
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
E. Oc, Simmons
St. Louis
Charles & T Hamlin
the Treasury
Bear to rescue Karluk crew marooned near Wrangell Island
The Ameren revenue cutter Bear sails from St. Michaels Alaska to Wrangell Island to lift 18 Karluk crew members from the Bret Anason Arctic expedition marooned inland. Captain Burtlett of the Kariukta accompanies the Bear on the rescue mission.
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Washington
Ameren Revenue
Bear
St. Michiels
Alaska
Wrangell Island
Burtlett
St. Michaels
Hobson Dry Bill Faces Forcing Vote Across House
Washington lawmakers fear a compelled vote on the Hobson prohibition amendment as Democratic leaders confer with Speaker Underwood. The plan seeks a rules change to force consideration, with opponents hopeful a defeat would weaken the prohibition cause.
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Washington
House
Underwood
Harding nomination cost under 400 dollars
A fragmented report lists W. L. Harding spending 375.65 to secure the Republican nomination for governor. The text notes expenses and mentions Clifford Thorne in unclear context, reflecting a local political expenditure record.
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Dee Moines
W. L. Harding
Clifford Thorne
Tatao and Twinkle Dances Debuted At National Masters Meeting
Cleveland reveals a new dance lineup at the National Agendation of Masters of Dancing convention. The Tatao a Chinese dance with simple steps is pitched as likely this season’s favorite. Twinkles in a walta join updated forms of tango maxixe and hesitation waltz requiring upright carriage and no dips. New steps include Contra Tempo waltz the six step and willds by Willard E B Chambers from Omaha.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Willard EB. Chambers
Omaha
Neb
Robe son refuses multimillion estate amid scandal
Milwaukee reports reveal William Robertson, heir to an $18 million estate, persists in refusing his inheritance after marrying an octoroon actress in 1911. Relations deny separation rumors as detectives pursue the fugitives across America. The couple’s life includes theater work and support for a younger sister from Charleston.
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Milwaukee
Wis
America
William Stewart Robeson
William Hobertson
Montreal
Canada
Robertson
Chicago
Fred Stone
Montgomery & Stone Company
New York City
Waltion
Charleston
Public Officials Penalized For Pay Lectures Bill Introduced
Secretary Hryans lecture tours provoke a House debate as Rep Britten of Hiinels proposes a bill to forbid cabinet officers or department heads from lecturing for pay during sessions. Offenders face fines up to 10 000 dollars or two years imprisonment. The bill cites Senator La Follette and Representative Murdock and criticizes Secretary Bryan for touring with paid lectures during wartime.
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Wannington
Hryans
Penin
Eprecenere Britten
Hiinels
Government Department
Congress
Hritten
la Follette
Murdock
Seecretary Dryan
Philadelphia
Secretary of States
Ambassador Receives American Delegates in London
In London on June 10 the 700 American delegates led by Eva Booth marched from Salvation Army headquarters to the American embassy on Victoria Street where Ambassador Walter Hines Page reviewed them. The group wore neat uniforms and red cowboy hats and drew a large ovation as they passed with American flags. The Star Spangled Banner rang as they exited the embassy and Page met Eva Booth with leaders present as the congress opened tomorrow.
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London
Congress of the Salvation Army
Mias
Eva Booth
Army
Victoria Street
Walter Hines
Mise Va Booth
Heat hastening end for ex vice president
Chicago June reports say Adlai B Stevenson former vice president under Cleveland is critically ill and weaker as continuing heat takes its toll. Doctors express hope despite his age of 60 and a history of nervous breakdowns, with the illness cited as a contributing factor.
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Chicago
Adlai B. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Court to Clear Up Docket Next Week
Court plans to clear the docket next week as Justices expect to complete outstanding opinions this year. The goal is to finish all business and issue remaining rulings before the term ends.
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Weekington
Bhee Doly
Supreme Court
Akong
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