House To Mark Time For Two Weeks Inaction
Washington June 80 A gentleman's agreement among the three party leaders sets no business for two weeks unless on unanimous consent The recess begins after Friday with adjournments of three days at a time Members will return to districts attend the Gettysburg celebration or enjoy a respite from work The banking and currency committee faces delay as Chairman Glass signals no report before July 14
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Washington
Banking and Currency Committee
Underwood
Glass
House Currency Committee
Cornish Greets Mrs Wilson As She Arrives With Escort
Nearly all 800 Cornish residents gathered at the station to see Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her daughter Eleanor. Secret service guarded them as they traveled to Harlakeden the new summer capital. Eight constables and thirty plus servants accompanied the party with forty one trunks. Reporters, photographers, and locals followed as weather forecast called for fair and warmer conditions.
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Cornish
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Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor
Wilsons Lobby Bomb Effective
Washington report details President Wilsons attack on lobbyists and the effect on Congress. It notes efforts to curb appropriations for secret service and agents amid claims of scrutiny over lawmakers. Also covers Dry Times in Washington and debate over armsExport prohibitions impacting a budding weapons trade.
Warning to fickle women sinks to breach suit tale
Samuel Greenbaum an African explorer and French navy veteran sues Leah Scher for breach of promise in New York supreme court seeking 5000 damages. He claims 5000 spent on Miss Scher a 23 year old music teacher while vowing the suit should teach women not to rush engagements. He says if victorious he will donate the amount to charity.
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Jill
New York
Samuel Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Leah Scher
East One Hundred and Sixth Street
Russell Griswold
Ruzzielutinb
Plan for Railroad Dissolution Approved by President
President Wilson and cabinet approve a dissolution plan for the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger. The deal exchanges 28 million dollars of Southern Pacific stock for 42 million dollars of Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania holdings. The plan also contemplates disposing of the remaining Union Pacific interests in Southern Pacific under a modified trusteeship.
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Mo Reynolds
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lovett
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Department of Justice
Chokes on Tongue Causes Youth's Death During Fit
Charles Ariore, 20, of 3125 Mingo Avenue, Philadelphia, choked on his own tongue and died in bed during an epileptic seizure. His sister Mrs Anna Maria summoned a doctor who arrived after his death. The tongue remained stuck in his throat.
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Charles Ariore
Mingo Avenue
Ariore
Anna Maria
Arioro
Suffrage Parade Planned for Emancipation Day in Chicago
Chicago, June 30. Arrangements for four great Illinois emancipation day parades were completed at a joint meeting of a dozen equal suffrage groups. With the new woman suffrage law taking effect tomorrow, suffragists expect to occupy Michigan avenue for the largest demonstration by women in the city.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Johnson Leaves for Europe With Wife for Boxing Tour
Jack Johnson and his white wife departed for Havre on the Allan line Corinthian after declaring plans to forfeit his Chicago bail bond and seek boxing contests in Europe to recoup losses from court trials. He said he would be in Chicago for the November appeal on the white slave accusation. He left with two automobiles.
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Europe
Montreal
Jack Johnson
Havre
Johnson
Slit skirt disorder prompts arrests in Louisville
Louisville police chief Lindsey issues a blanket order arresting wearers of slit skirts deemed indecent. He notes some women appear in dresses exposing limbs and says undergarments make it lawful, but naked exposure warrants police action.
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Louisville
Lindsey
Auto Sets House Afire After Joy Ride Crash
Joy riding party crashes into Morris Lip takt’s farm house on Van Houtén avenue Athenia Passaic N J June 30. Riders flee in nighties, gas tank ruptured. Lip tak pursues but is outdistanced. Athenia volunteers extinguish blaze after $150 damage to the farmhouse.
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N. J
Morris Liptak
van Houtén Avenue
Athenia
PEK
Joy Riders
Eal Liptak
Asbury to be hot dogless
In Asbury Park New Jersey on June 30 mayor Bennett Murphy and Krug will ban Sunday sale of hot dogs. The mayor cites unsightly stands odor and community standards and vows enforcement during his term. The stand owners have clashed with the mayor for weeks over the issue.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Bennett
Murphy & Krug
Wreck From Heat Expansions Injures Twelve Near Peru Indiana
Intense heat caused rails to spread and wreck Chesapeake and Ohio train No 6 at Fulton twenty miles northwest of Peru. Two sleepers and the dining car rolled from the track injuring twelve with serious burns and fractures. Reported injured include Philip Dupont Washington W C Simmons Chicago Eoin Smith Charlottesville Va Gi Lo Beardley Richmond Va Paul Thiel Munroe Indiana W E Hallimond Indiana.
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Charlottesville
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Munrie
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Hal Lchimond
Over a Cliff Crag Saves at Fish Creek Summit
A runaway horse plunges eighty feet at Fish Creek summit in Phoenix near Roosevelt. The horse died. the rider and crag survived with injuries. The incident involved a 800 foot precipice and a protecting crag aiding the rescue.
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Ariz
Roosevelt
Cullen
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