Today’s Anniversaries June 10 1844 to 1917
A compact list of notable historical dates from June 10 across years: Carl Hagenbeck born in Hamburg 1844 died 1913. 1851 Vigilance Committee trials in San Francisco. 1873 Duff Green born 1791 died Dalton Georgia. 1591 Sir John Macdonald funeral Ottawa. 1894 Nebraska supreme court eight hour law unconstitutional. 1907 Franco-Japanese Paris convention. 1915 Italian advance near Trieste. 1916 French bombings Karlsruhe Treves. 1917 Italians shift to Trentino with gains at three points.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Vigilance Committee
San Francisco
Duff Green
Dalton
Woodford County
Sir John Macdonald
Ottawa
Canada
Nebraska Supreme Court
Paris
Trieste
Karlsruhe
Treves
Trentino
Senator Kenyon Celebrated as Iowa’s New Term Begins
William S. Kenyon has begun his second term as United States senator from Iowa. Of Scotch stock and Ohio birth, he rose from Town University law school graduate to Fort Dodge attorney and district judge before moving into corporate service. His courtroom success against the beef trust in 1912 propelled his national profile and led to his Senate election.
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William S. Kenyon
United States
Iowa
Senator Kenyon
Ohio
University of Town Law School
Fort Dodge
State Supreme Court
Beef Trust
United States Senate
Assignee's Notice in Webb County Texas 1919
Valen tin Hernandez owner of Economy Grocery sued to assign property for creditors. Undersigned accepted trust and filed to discharge claims. Creditors must file within four months after publication and six months from notice date at Laredo Texas. Witness dated May 28 1919.
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Laredo
Texas
Railroad Time Table Texas Mexican Service
Train No. 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 9 a m. Train No. 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 35 p m.
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Texas
International & Great Northern Train Schedules Noted
The fast train to St Louis departs at 8 50 a m and arrives at 2 50 p m. The night train departs at 9 p m and arrives at a.m. Incomplete destination details limit full clarity.
Train No 1 and No 2 Schedules Between Laredo and Minera
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass schedule shows Train No 1 leaving Laredo daily except Sunday at 6 30 a m and arriving Minera at 10 20 a m. Train No 2 departs Minera daily except Sunday at 11 a m and reaches Laredo at 3 15 p m.
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Faith and travel notes from local society page
A string of society items reports Mr and Mrs S W DeWolf returning from a Houston and Corpus Christi trip Dr G C Lebenger visiting relatives then returning to Houston Mrs H C Schwartz and children depart for Hempstead Mrs John Woods and daughter visiting Dallas en route to Monterrey for the summer guests of Mrs S W DeWolf Miss Josephine Brewster left for San Antonio to visit Mrs W H Garrison Mrs D H McMillan of Monterrey in the city to meet Dallas party and return with them Mrs P A Kerr and daughters Evelyn and Way leave for Pearsall Judge Ham Ward of San Antonio in the city Capt Davis McGown arrived from San Antonio Rev and Mrs W L Barr and children head to Corpus Christi for Epworth League Keevan Young returns from Virginia via San Antonio Miss Ruth Murphy to entertain at bridge today
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John Woods
Dallas
City
Monterrey
S. W. DeWolf
D. H. McMillan
Woods
United Confederates Veterans Celebrates 30th Anniversary
A long list of events marks the day with commemorations and gatherings across the country. The United Confederates Veterans Association turns 30 after being organized in New Orleans on June 10, 1889, alongside commencements at William and Mary College and the University of Oklahoma featuring Dr. Frank L. McVey. A New York exhibition of war pictures opens with a nod from the Duke of Devonshire, and the National Association of Credit Men convenes in Detroit to tackle trade issues. The Red Morgen David of America launches a $100,000 emergency fund drive for Jewish Legionnaires in Palestine, while Julius Barnes invites national grain groups to discuss the wheat crop in New York. Community notices record church bulletin details, charity bridge games, and a Woman’s Club dance with performances by Pauline Rodgers.
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United Confederates Veterans’ Association
New Orleans
William and Mary College
United States
University of Oklahoma
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
New York
Duke of Devonshire
National Association of Credit Men
Detroit
Red Morgen David of
America
Jewish Legionnaires
Palestine
Julius Barnes
U. S
New York City
Miss Rodgers entertain with song and piano praise
A social evening featured Miss Rodgers singing and playing piano for a stylish gathering hosted by Mesdames Morton, Heaner and Kenedy. A Monday bridge party honoring cousin Miss Zara Mowry drew a good crowd, with Mrs J E Jones winning high score and Mrs Lecenger second, followed by a luncheon and a list of guests including Zara Mowry and numerous friends.
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Miss Rodgers
Mesdames Morton
Heaner
Kenedy
Roche
Barlow
Gallagher
Mowry
Annie
Frances Alexander
Helen
Kathryn MacGregor
Lucile
Ruth Murphy
Maude McKnight
Josephine Sauvignet
Inez Hill
Maria Mowry
Ethel Mackin
Real Music Exclaimed by Piper at Jamie Mac Laughlan’s
A piper praised Jamie Mac Laughlan’s music calling it the verra best he ever heard. He recalled fifteen pipers in a small back parlour playing different tunes, feeling as if he were floating.
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Jamie MacLaughlan
Tobay birthdays June entries recall notable figures
June birthdays include Uister Reisch born in China years ago. Charlies A Culberson a former U.S. senator at Dadeville Alabama aged 1 7. Caroline Hazard ex president of Wellesley College born Peace Dale Rhode Island. Francis X Bushman famed actor linked to Norfolk Virginia aged 34. boxing figure Battling Levinsky born Philadelphia aged 28.
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Pau
Reisch
China
Charlies
Culberson
Dadeville
Ala
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Peace Dale
Francis X. Bushman
Norfolk
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Mud tax or good roads tax voters urged to support bonds
An illustrated lecture backed by the university contrasts mud and broken roads with well maintained main routes. It argues good roads attract business, reduce farmer losses, and lowers annual “Mud Tax” compared to long term road bonds. County voters are urged to approve June 14 bonds.
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University of
Strand
G Royal
County Commissioners Court
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure
A vintage advertisement proclaims a $100 reward and $109 in reader payments if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. It touts internal action through the bloodstream to mucous surfaces, claims constitutional strengthening, and invites testimonials from F. J. Chenney & Co of Toledo Ohio with druggist sales nationwide.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ice cream and cakes on the Bruni lawn
Mrs. John Bruni invites families to enjoy homemade ice cream and cakes on the lawn under trees at 1415 Hidalgo Street on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings from 6 to 7. tf
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John Bruni
Hidalgo Street
Peace council delays Germany reply amid league debate
The peace council works slowly on a German counter proposal while debates over a league of nations covenant change persist. An ultimatum reportedly eyes Hungary’s invasion of Czecho Slovakia, with Knox introducing Senate resolution to sever covenant from the peace treaty before ratification.
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Peace Council
Council of Four
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Russia
League
Predict Early Signing in Germany Peace Talks
Paris reports predict Germany will sign the peace treaty before July 1 and have ratifications by parliaments before August 1. Labor crisis resurfaces with meetings by labor groups and extremists seeking to politicize the strike. The four power council sits in pessimism on peacemaking. Clemenceau stands firm against peace-term changes. Admiral von Holtzendorff, longtime head of the German naval staff, is dead after retirement last August.
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Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
Council of Four
Clemenceau
Bertin
Admiral von Holtzendorff
Illinois and Wisconsin Legislatures Ratify Federal Suffrage Amendment
Springfield Illinois on June 10 and Madison Wisconsin on June 19 reported that both states legislature ratified the federal suffrage amendment. The action aligns with nationwide move to empower women with voting rights. Illinois passed a resolution and Wisconsin followed with formal ratification.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Dominion Shooting Tourney Opens in Toronto at Gun Club
Toronto hosts the Dominion Trapshooters Association tournament at the Toronto gun club with many top amateur and professional shooters from across Canada expected to compete. The event, billed as the best yet by the association, runs through the coming days.
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Toronto
Ont
Senate seeks Morgan and others for treaty testimony
Telegrams ordered by Chairman Lodge instruct J. P. Morgan Henry P. Davidson Thomas W. Lamont Jacob Schiff Paul Warburg and Frank Vanderlip to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee tomorrow. The inquiry concerns how copies of the peace treaty reached private interests in New York.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Henry P. Davidson
Thomas W. Lamont
Jacob Schiff
Paul Warburg
Frank Vanderlip
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Lodge
Rioting Claims Sixty Dead After Monterrey Election
An unconfirmed report from Nuevo Laredo claims heavy rioting in Monterrey after Sunday’s gubernatorial election won by Jian M. Garcia. Sixty people reportedly died and many were wounded. several assassination attempts against Garcia were allegedly attempted but could not be confirmed.
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Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Jian M. Garcia
Garcia
Costa Rican War Threat Escalates Near Nicaragua Border
From Guan Border at San Juan del Sur June 10. Nicaraguan officials report confidential information from usually reliable sources that Costa Rica has authorized war declaration via its congress. Costa Rican troops are near the Nicaraguan border, with publication of the declaration suspected in Costa Rica.
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Associated Press
San Juan del Sur
Congress
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Villa forces seize Guadalupe near Fabens in Texas clash
Villa forces occupied Guadalupe opposite Fabens Texas 32 miles east of here last night according to information today.
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el Paso
Texas
Villa
Guadalupe
Fabens
Here
Opening of ASHVE semiannual meeting in Pittsburgh
A large attendance marked the opening today of the semiannual meeting of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers in Pittsburgh. Sessions will continue over tomorrow and Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
German bombardment of Paris resumes long range raids
German long range artillery renewed bombardment of Paris with heavy shelling reported as resuming. In the Adriatic, two Austrian dreadnoughts were torpedoed by Italian forces. David and Putnam, American aviators, are credited with downing five German aircraft.
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Paris
Adriatic
David ‘Ek
Putnam
Aviaor
Sympathy strike reported broken at Seaport Winnipeg
The sympathetic strike of iron workers started May 16 is considered broken. about a third returned to work and many sought their former positions. In Bahia Bragli port Brazil a serious strike suspends bread milk and communications, causing shortages.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Bragli
Credit Men Meet Opens National Convention in Detroit
The annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men opened today in Detroit with nearly 2,000 delegates in attendance.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
National Association of Credit Men
Big Tractor Show At Denver
Denver hosts tens of thousands of visitors mainly farmers for the Mountain States tractor demonstration and farm machinery show on 2500 acres near suburbs. Over three days 150 tractors and the latest power farm devices will be displayed under National Tractor Manufacturers Association Denver Civic and Commercial Association and Denver Tractor Club auspices. Exhibition showcases 3 million dollars worth of tractors plows cultivators harrows and related equipment since the war began and aims to spark greater western cultivation.
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Denver
Colo
West
Mountain States
National Tractor Manufacturers’ Association of America
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Denver Tractor Club
Great West Tractor Show Opens in Denver
Today marks the opening of what is billed as the greatest tractor show in the West and possibly the nation in Denver. Also underway is the AFL annual convention in Atlantic City with Governor Hobby delivering an address. In Boston the trial begins for Herbert Wright on murder charges. Canadians gather in Vancouver for the Dominion convention of the Great War Veterans. The Allied medical community attends the four day Victory convention in Atlantic City.
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West
Denver
Organized Labor
America
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
W. P. Hobby
University of Texas
Boston
Herbert Wright
James BR. Furope
Empire
France
Flanders
Gallipoli
Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Great War Veterans’ Association
American Medical Association
Trans Mississippi Golf Tourney Opens in St Louis
Leading golfers from clubs between the Mississippi and Salt Lake City gather in St Louis for the Trans Miss Golf Association tournament. The inaugural qualifying round begins this morning and will continue through the week, promising spirited competition for the titles.
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St. Louis
West
Mississippi River
Salt Lake City
Trans-Mississippi Goof Association
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Berner
Third Street
Troy
N.Y
the Times
Violet 8
Oberfeldt Society
Thomas A. Leyendecker
Soldiers Club
EB. H. Buenz
Bridge
Pauline Rodgers
John Greenleaf Whittier
G. C. Lebenger
Houston
H. C. Schwartz
M. A. Hirsch
Hempstead
Josephine Brewster
San Antonio
W. H. Garrison
Kelly Field
P. A. Kerr
Daugters
Evelyn and
Way
Pearsall
Judge Ham
Capt
Davis McGown
W. L. Barr
Corpus Christi
Keevan Young
Virginia
Zara Mowry
The
Women’s Missionary Society
J. K. Thompson
J. A. Burnett
Mesdames Guinn
A. G. Thompson
Brient
Burnett
Harrel
Miller
Trinkle
Entertainments
W. N. Young
Nulles Club
L. J. Christen
Kempfer
Mesdames Woodman
Hamilton
Huberich
Christen
Mesdames Boniger
Waggoner
S. McKinney
Epstein
Marlin
Woman's Club
Little Rock, Ark
E. H. Buenz
Gal O' Mine
Carissimo
Real Music
Tobay
Emerson
Laredo Electric and Railway CO
Senate
Knox
Hungary
Vasion
Slovakia
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Illinois
Nicara
Seaport
Brazil
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