President Dismisses Bowen From Service
Washington reports the dismissal of Herbert W. Bowen, a former U.S. minister to Venezuela, after President Roosevelt approved Taft’s findings in the Loomis Bowen case. Bowen is faulted for reckless public charges, sharing documents with reporters, and pursuing scandal for years, while Loomis is exonerated.
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Interstate National Guard convention adjourns in St Paul
The Interstate National Guard association adjourned in St Paul June 21 after electing officers and selecting Washington DC as the site for the next meeting. Officers include President General Charles Dick Obin Vice Presidents General Gwentan Illinois FP U Wood Minnesota JY Golver Nebraska Ro Ward Indiana Secretary Carroll Evans Nebraska. Committee on legislation reported amendments to the Dick National Guard act including a higher annual national guard appropriation, which was adopted.
Charges Against Harvestor Co Rise in Will Case
Margaret Swift of Chicago files in the Effluent Court accusing International Harvester of bribery and fraud linked to a patent sale and misappropriation of company funds. She claims violations nationwide including Kansas and South Dakota. Harvester executives deny the will’s merit.
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Uraneht Hss Company
German Bride Arrives in Appleton to Marry American Sweetheart
Sophia Baumgartner, 19, traveled from Germany to Appleton to wed her fiancé V Valentine Stroebel. Police noted the written address on her papers had become unreadable, and she faced repeated returns between the station and Stroebel's parents’ home as no one was at home.
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Wis
Sophia Baumauttner
Appleton
Germany
Valentine Stroebel
Roosevelt Leaves for June Commencements in Massachusetts
President Roosevelt departed last night at 9 o clock for Massachusetts to attend commencement ceremonies at Clark University in Worcester and Williams College in Williamstown.
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EE Brown Named Varsity Regent at Wisconsin
Governor La Follette appointed Edward E. Browne of Waupaca to succeed Justice J. C. Kerwin on the university board of regents. Browne, a UW graduate and former district attorney, joins a board that yesterday elected new professors and instructors and created a chair in Romance Languages.
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Wawpaca
Justee J. C. Kerwin
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University of Wisconsin
State Board of Examiners
A. J. Murland
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Board of Regents
Hugh A. Smith
Colorado College
Samuel J. Holmes
University of Chicago
Theniversity of Michigan
College of Agriculture
D. H. [Olls
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W. A. Heary
A. &. Alexander
Will Close Mines Springfield June 21
Springfield mines to shut July 1 after new shot firers bill triggers reopens. Operators plan to stay closed until two new agreements with miners are reached. They argue the new law abrogates the miners’ existing contract.
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Will Save Neck of Mrs Rogers in Vermont Case
Windsor Vermont June 23. Forty eight hours before the set time for her execution Mrs Mary M Rogers under sentence of death in the state prison here for the murder of her husband will be at the local courthouse on the writ of habeas corpus instituted by her attorneys and granted Monday night.
Brattleboro Court Hears Appeal Over Execution
In Brattleboro Judge Wheeler of the United States circuit court presides as defense attorneys vow to seek a Supreme Court appeal if denied. The writ is returnable today at 2 o'clock and could trigger an immediate decision. Gov Bell in Windsor, not granting another reprieve.
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Chinese Boycott Threat Lurks Over American Goods
A Tientsin report warns of a growing Chinese boycott against American goods, threatening U S manufacturers. The piece notes officials consider immigration rules harsh and inconsistent and urges humane, flexible enforcement to reduce bias against Chinese nonlaborers while preserving open trade.
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Ing Rénken
Write to the Editor Albany Thies Union
The Times Asion invites reader letters daily and welcomes all opinions whether critical or cheerful. Editors promise impartial consideration as letters from readers become direct lines to the newsroom and their views, news items, and personal notes are shared with daily readership.
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President Voted Out of Office Heads North America Union
Meriden June 21 The Times says Edward Lynch of Brooklyn president of the union of polishers puffers and metal workers of North America has been voted out of office A B Grout of Kenosha Wisconsin is elected as Lynch s successor.
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Conn
Edward ¥. Lynch
Brooklyn
Infemination Union of Polishers, Puffers and Metal Workers of North America
Ofice
A. B. Grout
Kenosha
Lynch
Difference Between History and Fiction Quoted
A Washington Star quote asks what separates history from fiction and answers that fiction openly admits to being largely untrue, highlighting the gap between factual record and invented narrative. The remark frames history as factual and fiction as constructed, drawing attention to truth versus storytelling.
Woodmen Biennial Report Shows Large Insurance In Force
The Woodmen of the World report for the biennial term shows life and accident insurance in force totaling over 1.13 billion dollars, with death claims paid around 12.6 million. Nearly 2,000 deaths by accident and many by other causes are noted, with receipts and balances detailed for benefit and general funds. The convention discusses centralizing medical work, prohibits certain Sunday excursions, and notes 221,689 members with 1,482 new camps chartered. Dr. Warner cites tuberculosis burden among members and a proposal for a Sanatorium fund to aid consumption patients.
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W. Hawes
A. R Talbot
Atate
Sigreme Medical
Foresters Department
lWennlastha Mity
Dr. Warner
Kansas
Woodmen
Sbternoon
Santa Fe Railroad Company
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Law Committee
Madison
Rockford
Pontiac
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Omate
Graz
Jury Finds Kenosha Gas Co Negligent in Petracci Death
In Kenosha Wisconsin on June 21 the coroner jury investigating the deaths of Antonin and Vincenzo Petracci from contact with a live wire found the Kenosha Gas and Electric Co negligent. The verdict could trigger heavy suits against the utility.
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Kenosha
Wis
Antonin
Vinceno Petracci
Kenosha Gas & Electric Co
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