Judge Grants Injunction Against Navy Over Galveston Launch
Richmond judge halts Navy officials from proceeding with the launching of the cruiser Galveston under construction at Triggs yards. The injunction, at the request of Hawes & Co., bars interference with property under receiver Lilburn Meyers and delays shipyard actions until further order.
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Galveston
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Navy presses Galveston launch despite court order
Washington reports the navy will proceed with launching the cruiser Galveston at Richmond when ready, resisting court interference with warship construction. Secretary Moody and Attorney General Knox indicate the government may deploy federal troops to protect workers, arguing no court can halt warship work. In separate notes, a Pennsylvania coal strike near Altoona was amicably settled, and equity actions in Philadelphia seek to curb a capital stock increase by the Williams Cramp shipyard.
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Anew
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Unclear Textile Strike Threat Amid Wage Talks
The note indicates operatives pressing for a ten percent wage rise in the cotton mills and signaling readiness to call off the general strike that began March 30, amid ongoing disputes over pay and labor action.
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Metropolitan Fate Unclear After King's Death Reign
Reports indicate a new king will be elected under a united regency as a complete revision of the government is planned. Some parties debate the terms of modification while the populace eyes the future of the metropolitan leadership and the late Alexander’s successor.
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Russia
Austria
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Geneva
Jury Still Out In Jett White Murder Trial A Seventh Day
Jackson Kentucky June 19 The jury in the Curtis Jett and Thomas White murder case remains deadlocked with at least two jurors demanding conviction while others favor acquittal Most expect the jury to report disagreement and seek discharge Court anxiously watches as dominant faction fears armed strife if verdict favors conviction State Inspector Hines may report for new trials under different conditions Grand jury meanwhile failed to indict Joan Callahan and examined Ewens hotel arson inquiries with mixed results
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Ed Callahan
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Railroads Admitted Powerless to Settle Rate Troubles
Executive officers of the lines involved in Chicago and adjacent territory admit they are powerless to arrange and settle the rate troubles in their area. The matter will be taken up by the executive officials of the lines now.
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Ee Pat
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Woodmen Expand Jurisdiction to Large U.S. Cities
Indianapolis June 19 The Modern Woodmen of America voted to admit cities over 200000, lifting bans on large Southern states and Eastern and Western coast regions. Officials expect membership to rise from 700000 to 1000000 before the next biannual encampment despite ongoing talks on readjusting insurance rates.
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Woodmen of America
Chicago
St.Paul
United States
National League and American League Scores Reported
National League results show New York 6 over Chicago 1, Boston 2 over Pittsburg 7, Philadelphia 2 over Cincinnati 11. American League standings list Cleveland 5 over Boston 4. American Association games include Columbus 1 over Milwaukee 7 and Louisville vs Minneapolis 4, Toledo 6 over Kansas City. Deweys to be moved per gubernatorial decision amid safety concerns. King Edward prepares a July Aldershot troop review in honor of President Loubet. prunes in California remain scarce with limited holdover carloads this season.
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Prevailing Prices for Grain and Livestock on June 18
Indianapolis Grain and Livestock reports price levels for wheat and corn with No 2 red and No 2 mixed variants, plus hogs, sheep, and lamb prices. Listings include regional quotes for Louisville and Cincinnati with notes on white and mixed grain classes and mixed livestock figures.
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Indianapolis
Water Shortage Endangers Lafayette Fire Response
News from Indiana reports a severe water shortage as Lafayette Reservoir runs low with only five feet left and the damaged pump not yet repaired. Authorities fear a big fire could devastate the city while reliance on a stagnant canal water supply continues. Repairs progress slowly awaiting casting completion, with relief promised soon.
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Lafayette
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