Europe’s hostility worsens Texas man starved to force entry
In Colorado City a Texas oil man, Henry C Wise, died after starving himself while hiding 8,000 in an artificial leg. The case links stomach trouble and political tension as reports from Denver and Sherman note Wise’s disappearance and death amid broader m ediation efforts over Tampico.
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Clever Maneuver Endangers Bill in Sovereignty Debate
Washington reports parliamentary maneuvers threaten to constrain the administration by a tolls resolution amendment asserting U S sovereignty over the canal. The measure, backed by Democratic leaders, faces a vote soon as pressure for adjournment grows and Gov. committee may limit or delay further legislation.
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Bankers Suspend as London Firms Fail After Grand Trunk Bid
London reports Chaplin Miln Grenfell & Co, bankers, suspended amid a market shock. The move follows Arthur Grenfell's campaign to take control of the Grand Trunk Railway, described as a bold operation. Grenfell had formed a syndicate to buy the General Petroleum Company of California. The suspension halts nearly two million dollars in capital.
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Cyclone Kills Two in Sanborn Iowa Damage Tops Fifteen Thousand
A cyclone last night near Sanborn Iowa left two dead, one injured and two missing with property damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Local authorities report multiple structures damaged and ongoing search efforts in the affected area.
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Russian Alliance Threatened By Three Year Service Debate
Paris June 6 Rene Viviani declined the premier ship as the proposed cabinet failed to agree on a three year military service law. Russia signaled a modification that could weaken the Franco Russian alliance.
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Phagan Murder Case Demurrer Upheld in Krank Verdict
In Glanta Georgia on June 6, Judge Hill sustained the state's demurrer seeking to set aside the verdict finding Leo M. Krank guilty of the murder of Mary Phagan. The ruling leaves Krank convicted while the case awaits further action or appeal.
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Black man fatally injures white planter in Texas case
By Associated Press. In Navasota Texas on June 6 Will Robertson a Black man fatally hurt Jesse Johnson a white planter. Robertson was taken to the officers last night and struck to passing amid the investigation.
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Illinois heiress awarded 20000 for breach of promise suit
Miss Georgia Jay was awarded 20000 in a breach of promise suit against Homer Rodeheaver choirmaster for evangelist Billy Sunday. The judge noted the claim and testimony included taxicab rides and Rockefeller illness implications affecting testimony.
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Memorial honors Sir John Macdonald on twenty third death anniversary
Toronto marks the twenty third anniversary of Sir John Macdonald s death by decorating his monument in Queens Park. Mural offerings from Conservative clubs across Ontario were placed at the base of the memorial.
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Summer Cruise for Midshipmen at Naval Academy
Annapolis Md June 6 The midshipmen of the Naval Academy start a summer practice cruise totaling about 31000 miles. The voyage begins at Naples with England as the final destination where two weeks will be spent in London and nearby sights.
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London to Hold Peace Pageant and Ball at Albert Hall
London officials announce a grand pageant and ball at Albert Hall next Wednesday night to mark the Anglo American peace centenary. The tableaux recount American discovery and settlement, ending with the Butchers of Ghent and the U S Great Britain peace signatories, featuring Canada, Lady Maud Warrender as Britannia, and the Duchess of Marlborough as Columbia.
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Stationers Settle Antitrust Suit For 15000 Penalties
Austin reports mine stationers agreed to end the state's anti trust suit by paying fines totaling 15000 dollars. The settlement was announced on June 6 in Austin Texas.
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Dorchester Celebrates 284th Anniversary in Massachusetts
Dorchester citizens mark the 284th anniversary of the Mary and John landing and the town's founding. Tomorrow churches plan services to commemorate. Dorchester, now part of Boston, is among New England’s oldest settlements, claiming early town meetings and a free school.
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Club Women Gather in Chicago for Federation Convention
Hundreds of delegates from across the United States have already reached Chicago for the biennial convention of the National Federation of Women's Clubs. Officials expect around five thousand delegates and visitors to fill the city as the regular sessions begin on Tuesday.
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Dubuque College to Retitle as Dubuque College
Commencement week at St. Joseph's College begins tomorrow with masses by Bishop Garrigan and a baccalaureate sermon by Bishop Dowling. Graduation is Tuesday, and the school will be renamed Dubuque College. Founded 1850 by Bishop Loras, the institution started as St Bernard's Seminary with 25 students and now enrolls 426.
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United States Government Depositary J K Berra President
A readable line from a historical newspaper notes J K Berra serving as president of a United States government depositary. The item reflects a formal banking or governmental role, emphasizing the bank or depositary status and Berra’s leadership position.
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