Women’s Clubs Nominate Officers and Directors
Chicago June 16 Delegates to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs nominate officers headed by Mrs Percy V Pennyhacker of Austin Texas for reelection and nominate Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York as director. Nominations list presidents vice presidents and secretaries as well as an auditor. Topics include eugenics gallitation good hygiene and compulsory education with Dr Charles S Rockhill urging playgrounds and breathing spaces to fight tuberculosis.
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Chicago
Percy V. Pennyhbacker
Austin
Tex
Mary Garett Hay
New York
Miss Hay
Percy V. Pennybacker
Samuel J. Sneath
Tiffin, C
Georgie A. Bacon
Worcester
Mass
Harry L. Keefe
Walthill
Neb
Eugene Meilley
Charlotte
N. C
William
Governor Denies Troop Request In Butte Situation
Governor WV Stewart told Washington he was only asking about federal troops’ availability in case a contingency arose amid Butte Montana mining unrest. He denied ordering militia mobilization and rejected reports of an actual troop appeal, noting the inquiry was precautionary.
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Stewart
Montana
Washington
Butte
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Prohibition Leaders Welcome Delegates at Clinton Conference
At Clinton Missouri a Prohibition party conference opened with predictions of a wet versus dry campaign in 1920 and a Prohibition nominee for president. Key speakers include Eugene W. Chafin and former governors and lawmakers from several states as delegates arrive for a week of prohibition advocacy.
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Clinton
United States
Prohibition Party
White House
H. P. Ifaris
National
Prohibition Committees
Eugene W. Chafin
Arizona
Governor Hanly
Indiana
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Crisis in Mexican mediation conference at Niagara Falls
Washington reports a crisis over selecting representatives for a provisional government to succeed Huerta. Officials say no provisional government can be established without recognizing the constitutionalists, while noting conditions to halt hostilities must be met for peace talks. Carranza insists on ceasefire terms before accepting mediation delegates.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Alexico
Nia 1 Falls
Carranza
Constitutionalists
United States
New Road Incorporated to Build Denver to San Diego Line
Sacramento June 16 Articles of incorporation for the Southwestern Pacific railroad were filed. Capitalization is $2,000,000 with $310,000 paid in. Col D C Collier of San Diego, president, says the line will cost about $105,000,000 for 2,200 miles through Colorado Utah Arizona Nevada and California. Main line Denver to San Diego 1,621 miles with a Salt Lake branch and mining-district spurs. Most backers are Chicago men.
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Sacramento
Cal
Southwestern Pacific Railroad
Denver
Calo
San Diego
Jordan
D. C. Collier
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
California
Salt Lake
Collier
Hadeen
Chicago
War looming as Greece Turley tensions rise in Balkans
London notes Greek demand on Turkey for persecution and reparations. Powers seek to avert war but Balkans bloc stalls. Athens believes war inevitable. In Mexico, Barros reports a clash at Huacalecas with Constitutionalist forces defeated and leaders killed. Panfilo Natera wounded. In Washington, U.S. to answer Japan on California alien land law after ten months.
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London
Turkey
Balkans
Athens
Mexico
Chis
Barron
Hucalecas
Argemmedo
Juan Cabral
U. S
Japan
Washington
United States
California
Bryan
Stevenson Funeral Arrangements in Bloomington HI
The funeral for former Vice President Adlaid B. H. Stevenson will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Second Presbyterian Church in Bloomington. The body will lie in state in the courthouse rotunda from 1 to 2 p.m. and all business will be suspended.
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Stevenson
Bloomington
Adlaid BH. Stevenson
Second Presbyterian Church
Court House
Randolphueam The Enterprise John Gutschenritter Dies At Home
John Gutschenritter oldest son of Peter Gutschenritter died Thursday at his home six miles north of Shenandoah at 6 30 am. He was born in Jolson county and came with his parents to Page county in 1870s. He was married January 17 1900 to Miss Josephine Falters. A wife and son Lewis survive plus brothers Joseph William Lawrence Lewis and two sisters Mrs Peter Sloan and Mrs Arthur Walters. Funeral Friday at 9 oclock at St Patricks church Tabor conducted by Rev Hayes. W B Lang of Spf Tabor reported hatchery updates with 2400 egg incubator and 1600 chicks. He plans 2400 more chicks and building an underground structure 60 by 120 for new laying operations. A large religious revival in Tandedph draws big crowds with a 40 by 100 tent nearly filled. Various notes on local marriages and social visits conclude the item.
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Eam the
Enterprise
John Gutschencitter
Peter Gutschenritter
Shenandoah
Jolson County
Lo Page Couty
Isoodie
Josephine Falters
Lewis Pan
Joseph
William
Lawrence
Lewis
Mes
Peter Sloan
Mus
Artiur Walters
Mie Guisehonister
Si. Patrieck
Tmogene
Hayes
W. B. Lang
Spf
Tabor
Phedare
Indigestion Relief From Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs Sadie P Clawson of Indiana Pa suffered nightly stomach pain bloating headaches and belching after meals She tried Cham berlain s Tablets on her daughter s advice and found them effective where other remedies failed The ad notes they are available from all dealers.
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Sadie P. Clawson
Indiana
Chamberlain
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Rockhill
Fairs
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Princeton
Joanides
Twelfth Assembly
Twelfth District
Charles J. Murphy
Tammany
Toledo
Modern Woodmen of America
W. A. Northcott
Springfield
A. R. Talpot
Grisis
Megiation
NEW Road Incorporated
Southwestern Pacific
Randolpu
Sidney Dast
Maw Tas
Matten
Nellie Youngs
Sidhrey Pies
Randolph
Waverly
Mauten
Dave Kilpatrick
Missouri
Miller
Malvern
Omaha Dane
Cherry
Winside
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Tedith Millen
Toya
Fee Heather
Clark
Vyanatta
Des Moines
Masonic Grand Lodge
Decise
Almavery
Cromwell Bluffs
A. J. Baker
Tyory
Malvern, Iowa
Emerson
the Robinson Amusement CO
Barlows
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