Cummings Backed by Kenyon In Iowa Senatorial Move
Senator W S Kenyon arrived from Iowa to back Alird B Cummings of Iowa for the Republican presidential nomination. The Hawkeye club in Chicago took charge of the campaign as more than 1000 boosters are expected to mobilize before week’s end. Kenyon said the party seeks unity and a leader who can unite the party and lead it.
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Illl
Alirt B. Cummings
Iowa
W. S. Ntenyon
Taft
Roosevelt
Ienyon
Hawkey Club of
Mississippi
Washington
Kenyon
Cummings
Republican Party
Regulars march from Dubuque to Sparta for new War Dept equipment
A regular regiment of 1,000 soldiers from Fortheridan and central posts began a march from Dubuque to Sparta Wisconsin to test newly purchased War Department equipment. The force is commanded by Colonel R S Getty.
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Dubuque
War Department
Sparta
Wis
Central States
R. S. Getty
Medicine Hat as Big Manufacturing Centre in West
Toronto real estate representative Lawrence P. MacBride spent hours in Medicine Hat urging the city to promote its natural power and shipping location. He argued eastern manufacturers would be drawn west by favorable climate crop prospects and abundant power, if the town boosted advertising now.
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Medicine Hat
Middle West
Mr. Lau
Toronto
Church Union Seen as Answer to Western Question in Edmonton
Lead delegates to the Presbyterian General Assembly preached in Edmonton churches with large crowds. The ministers discussed church union as a solution to Western province challenges, and the assembly held a Malty Communion service at First Church. Several East pastors departed for nearby points after morning services.
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Edmonton
Alta
Presbyterian General Assembly
Dominion
McQueen
Judge Day Sees Excellent Business Outlook for West
Judge Day of Equitable Life, returning from a cross country and Canada tour, says the business outlook is most excellent. He notes widespread prosperity, investment in the United States and western Canada, with farmers predicting the greatest harvest of wheat in Western Canada’s history.
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New York
N.Y
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Canada
Calvary
Winniper
Cuban Insurgents Attack U S Marines at El Cuero Mines
A Marine company commanded by Captain Edward B. Hanwring guarding El Cuero mines repulsed an insurgent attack at one this morning with no Marine casualties. insurgent losses not disclosed.
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W. A. P. Cable
Santiago
Cuba
United States Marine
Edward B. Hanwring
el Cuero
Springfield Horse Show Opens With Strong Entries
Springfield Ohio June 10 The Springfield Horse Show Association directors complete preparations for the three day exhibition. A liberal prize offering has attracted many high class entries and keen competition is expected in nearly all classes.
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Springfield
Springfield Horse Show Association
French Seamen Strike In Havre Demands Pay Raise
The crew of the French liner France totaling 550 firemen trimmers and seamen plus 500 other seamen formed a strike committee and voted on a general strike in Havre. They seek a six dollar per month raise for firemen and four dollars for other ranks and warned the France crew to not return until demands are met. Naval reservists among the strikers may aim to disrupt vessels in other ports today.
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Havre
France
New York
Predericton Welcomes Methodist Delegates For Conference
Prederictton greets Methodist delegates arriving for the New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island conference. Committee sessions begin tomorrow with ministerial meetings. regular conference sessions start Thursday and run through next Monday.
Pensions Planned for Bookbinders Union Members
Detroit June 1 special report says the Bookbinders International Union will establish an old age pension system and a home for sick and disabled members if recommendations in President Glockling’s report are adopted. The union covers about three fourths of U S and Canadian bookbinders.
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Detroit
Mich
Glockling
The
Bookbinders’ International Union
United States
Canada
Berry to Face Charges at Pressmen Union Convention
Special to the News Tale Springs Tenn reports the International Printings Pressmen Union plans a crucial convention at its national home. The Chicago strike fuels unrest against President George J Berry with rumors of an attempt to oust him, though supporters call the reports exaggerated.
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Newestale Springs
Tenn
Jame Pt
International Printins
Pressman's Union
Chicago
George J. Berry
Berry
Union
Miss Canada Vote Results Show Early Interest
First day voting in the Miss Canada contest indicates strong public interest with nearly nine thousand votes cast. Candidates Vera Pleming Nicholson Lalonde Rae Mitchell Evans Mason Legh Lussier Becker among those listed receive small percentages as voter support trickles in.
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Vera Pleming
Jean Nicholson
Ethel Lalonde
Marjorie Rae
Margaret Mitchell
Gertie Eivans
Louise Mason
Adeline Legh
Mildred Lussier
Phylis Becker
Pho Engravers Meet in Boston Convention Opens
Delegates to the fifteenth annual convention of the International Association of Photo Engravers assemble in Boston Mass Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald welcome them Chicago president L W Houser presides Reports and trade method discussions will run for several days then visitors tour the city
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Boston
Mass
International Association of Photo Engravers
Foss
Witzgerald
L. W. Houser
Chicago
Rose Carnival Opens in Portland City Festivities Begin
Rex Oregonus, king of the carnival, leads the sixth annual Rose Festival parade in Portland Oregon as the city hosts a week of celebrations. Visitors fill streets lined with flower decorations and flags, with crowds enjoying the early events and grand pageantry.
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Portland
Ore
Rex Oregonus
Rex
Eagles Gather in Columbus for State Convention Parade
Hundreds of delegates and state officers arrived in Columbus for the annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention. The gathering will close Thursday with a grand street parade and band competition.
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Columbus
Order of Eagles
Coupon Set Promises Prairie Fire Painting Print
A Daily News coupon bundle offers holders ten cent value for a photogravure reproduction of the painting The Prairie Fire. Coupons six in a row must be presented at the News office after the specified day to claim the prize.
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Daily News
Odd Fellows Store Contract Awarded on Toronto Street
Forester Mr A La Forester wins contract to build the Oddfellows Store on Toronto Street west of Fourth Avenue. Project cost about $30,000, two stories tall with two ground floor stores and an upper lodge room in modern style.
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A. la. Forester
Oddfellows
Toronto St
Fourth Ave
Birmingham salutes Titanic wreck site at Halifax harbor
U S Scout Cruiser Birmingham arrived in Halifax after three weeks at sea following ice patrols off the Titanic wreck area. Captain Hurhes reports no ice sightings since leaving Philadelphia. The ship fired a Memorial Day salute near the wreck and will remain in port about a week.
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Birmingham
Berlin to Vienna Air Race Ends With German Victory
Helmuth Hirth flew a direct line voyage from Berlin to Vienna carrying Lieut Schoeller of the German army. Hirth completed the distance in 66 minutes flying time and 6 hours 35 minutes actual time. Three Austrian lieutenants Blaske Milter and Bermann were forced to land en route from Breslau.
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Jaime
Berlin
Imperial Aviation Society
Austrian Aero Club
Helmuth Uirth
Lieut. Schoeller
Hirth
Leutenants
Blaske, Milter
Caskey
Bermann
Breslau
Monument Unveiled for Hans Nielson Taage at Concordia College
Moorhead Minnesota June 10 a monument honoring Hans Nielson Taage celebrated Norwegian religious reformer was unveiled on Concordia College campus. The United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America gathered for the ceremony with the Norwegian church represented by Bishop of Trondheim and Taage's grandson Hans Nielsen Taage.
Wrights Auction Sale of Jewellery Today
Wrights announce an auction sale of jewellery and related items starting Friday at a specified time. Terms and catalog details to be announced at the venue.
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Wright
Indian Says Breed Gave Him Clothes In Killing Case
The man known as the Indian says the breed Loroque supplied him with the officer’s coat sun and horse gear found in his possession at arrest. He claims no involvement in the shooting and asserts the breed gave him the items. The breed, charged with supplying liquor to Indians, denies the claim and is said to have been in Brooks the night of the shooting. Witnesses place the Indian at the scene and a gunfire incident is described as part of a rapidly developing case.
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Jim Ham
Po- Heeman FL Davies
Bassano
Loroque
Eld
Lin
Tie
Tlam
Brooks
Iemil Peterson
Southesk
Nick Klynne
Constable Davies
Ham Brothers
Fight Growing Warmer (Taft Roosevelt Split at National Committee)
A postposed hearing in California intensified Taft Roosevelt faction clashes within the Republican National Committee. Colby charged Indiana credentials were packed to favor Taft, claiming 224 contested delegates and tainted rulings as Roosevelt followers contested seats and delegates gained temporary and final control of the convention.
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Chicago
California
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Senator Crane
Massachusettes
Knight
Borah
Idaho
Barnam
Kentucky
Wight
Louisiana
Keilogge
Minnesota
Littanerr
Flanigan
Indiana
Colby
Marion County
Credentials Committee
Cadet Contingents to Toronto Exhibition Visit
London reports that Coldelapper Ber esford will command the British cadet contingent visiting Toronto exhibition time. Sir Brunton, the medical officer, will lead an extra detachment of cadets from London.
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London
Coldelapper Beresford
United Kingdom
Toronto
Sir Brunton
Clay Products Co Busy With New Kilns and Orders
Alberta Clay Products yards report a heavy run with new kilns and extra workers. Management says orders are sufficient to keep plants busy until fall, potentially requiring many more cars and nearly double the staff if the rush continues.
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Alberta
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