Secretary of War Dickinson Addresses Graduation Class
Secretary of War Dickinson spoke to a graduating class today stressing the need for trained men. He urged graduates to seek disciplined service and warned of duties ahead in national defense.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
1
Specialization in War Training Urged at West Point Graduation
Secretary of War Dickinson urged the United States Military Academy graduates to pursue specialization and discipline across all fields. He warned that future wars would require trained leaders in military and civil administration. He stressed loyalty to law and the constitution and honoring exemplars of patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Dickinson
United States Military Academy
Strater
Maine Democratic Convention Names Gubernatorial Candidates
In Augusta on June 15 the Maine Democratic State convention nominated candidates for governor and other officials for the upcoming state election. The field for the gubernatorial nomination includes O Gardner of Rockland and Frederick W Plaisted current mayor of Augusta. The platform emphasizes local issues.
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Augusta
Democratic State Convention
Maine
O. Gardner
Rockland
Frederick W. Plaisted
National Debate Focuses on Cost of Living and Republicans
The discussion centers on national questions with emphasis on the high cost of living and alleged Republican extravagances.
Zionite in Death After Snakebite Refusing Aid
Oliver Pugh a 60 year old Zion City resident died after a rattlesnake bite endured for nearly a week as he refused antidotes or medicine in line with his creed. He had been bitten on the little finger while picking strawberries and previously served as an alderman of Zion City during John Alexander Dowie’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver Pugh
Zion City
Pugh
Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Johnson Sells Share of Fight Films for Fifty Thousand
San Francisco reports that on June 14 Jack Johnson sold his share in the Jeffries Johnson fight films for 50000 dollars and Jeffries agreed to take the same amount for his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Samuel Allerton Shifts to Democratic Party Support
Chicago observer Samuel W. Allerton, aged eighty two, deserts the Republican Party to join the Democrats. He cites government ownership fears under Taft and Roosevelt as drivers, criticizes Republican meddling and spies, praises Harmon as a possible Democratic candidate, and notes many like minded men in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel W. Allerton
Packer
Republican Party
Jersey City
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic Party
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Federal action seeks dissolution of Chicago Butter and Egg Board
District Attorney Sims filed a federal petition to enjoin the Chicago Butter and Egg Board from issuing quotations and to seek its dissolution. The government alleges the quotation committee buys from producers at lower prices and fixes daily quotes under true market values to mislead farmers. It charges committee members gain from long term contracts and set delivery quotations to suit their interests.
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Chicago
Senate Committee
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Sims
United States Circuit Court
Memorial services mark Slocum disaster anniversary
New York observances went ahead on June 15 honoring the more than 1,000 victims of the General Slocum fire of 1904. Relatives attended memorials in Lutheran churches and at the cemetery where most victims rest.
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New York
East River
Twelve Meet Terrible Fate
An Austrian labor camp tragedy reports twelve workers burned to death in their shacks amid a deadly incident. Authorities investigate the blaze and determine the cause while neighbors recall the workers and living conditions.
OVERCOME BY SMOKE BATTERED FAMILY IN FALLS VIEW FIRE
A fire at Falls View near Yonkers killed twelve Austrian laborers identified by check numbers. one man, a woman, and a child escaped but were badly burned and may die. separate items note a local trolley strike and political actions in Baton Rouge including a segregation bill and a statehood referendum proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Dragging Lake
Porter Charlton
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Falls View
Yonkers Trolley Strike Amid Wage Demand Grips City
Yonkers New York awoke to a citywide trolley strike as between 200 and 220 motormen and conductors of the Yonkers Railway Company walk off. The workers demand 30 cents an hour, affecting service across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers, N. Y
Yonkers Railway Company
Italian authorities recover body in Lake Como search
Milan reports that after persistent pressure from American Consul Caughy, officials continued dragging the bottom of Lake Como on June 15 to recover the body of Porter Charlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Caughy
Come
Porter Charlton
One Day to Bill on Cotton Futures Ban
Washington June 15 The House Rules Committee allotted one day for the Scott anti option measure to prohibit dealings in cotton futures unless actual transfer of cotton occurs This move probably guarantees a House vote during the current Congress session.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Congress
Shattuck to Introduce State-wide Prohibition Bill
Baton Rouge June 15 Representative Shattuck gave notice to the House that he would introduce a state-wide prohibition measure. The move promises a bitter fight over the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Shattuck
House
Prisoners at Tombs Rally Behind Farming Promise
Five hundred inmates cheered a lecture by Geo E Manchester of the Connecticut State Farmers Association about life on the farm after release. He described open country, gardens, and opportunities for employment, sparking a desire among prisoners to start plots and gain honest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geo. E. Manchester
Connecticut State Farmers’ Association
Charles P. Tinker
Manchester
Winsted
Mellen
Connecticut
Segregation Bill Defeated in Baton Rouge Ways and Means
In Baton Rouge on June 15 the House committee on ways and means rejected the Shattuck segregation bill by an eight to four vote, recommending against it and enabling cities in dry territory to vote themselves wet. Representative Shattuck spoke during the session.
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Baton Rouge
Shattuck
Calcasieu
Ways and Means Committee
Appropriations Committee
Penitentiary Committee
Angola
Senate
Congress
Louisiana
House Committee On Ways and Means
Fifteen Years For A Joy Ride
Richard Sage a seventeen year old chauffeur was convicted of second degree manslaughter after a joy ride that killed Catherine McCoy on May 7 in Brooklyn. He was sentenced to fifteen years in Elmire Reformatory by Judge Dike. The judge warned that future joy riders would face Sing Sing and criticized permit rules letting youths drive cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Sage
Wag
Elmire Reformatory
Dike
Brooklyn
Sage
Catherine McCoy
State of
Back to the Farm lecture sparks seed demand in Ossining
A lecture on farming and grafting drew several hundred attendees in Ossining. Enthusiasm rose as the crowd learned beginners could earn $18 a month, while some audience members fainted at burglary figures and a wire-tapper was jailed. Despite harvests of rocks delaying field work, many audience members requested seed catalogues.
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Veggman
Winsted
Ossining
Record of Minority Report Request on Segregation Measure
Rev. Charles L. Jones and G. W. Jack of Shreveport opposed the bill while Lake Charles parties supported it. The opposition was strong and left little discussion among anti segregationists.
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Charles L. Jones
G. W. Jack
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Statehood Bill Assured by Senate Leaders
Washington June 15 Senate leaders said the passage of the Statehood bill by the Senate at this session was assured.
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Washington
Senate
United States Motor Co Increases Capital Stock
Stockholders at Jersey City meet vote to raise the preferred capital from eight million to fifteen million dollars and the common stock from eight million to fifteen million dollars in a special session held June 15.
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Jersey City
N. J
United States Motor Company
Statue of Jefferson Unveiled at University of Virginia
A bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson was unveiled at the University of Virginia founded by Jefferson. Designed by Sir Moses Ezekiel, the memorial features a pedestal of Italian marble and a large liberty bell supporting Jefferson. The unveiling included ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Moses Ezekiel
Taft Attends Marietta College Diamond Jubilee
President Taft arrived in Marietta Ohio at noon to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Marietta College escorting through lines of school children who showered him with blossoms. He visited the college library to view the original deed to the Northwest Territory and was to speak at Muskingum Park in the afternoon.
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Marietta
Taft
Marietta College
W. W. Mills
Seventh Regiment
Ohio National Guard
College
Ohio Land Company
Democrats Convene in Allentown for State Ticket Battles
Keystone State Democrats opened the June 15 convention in the Lyric theatre Allentown with seats set for naming candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and treasurer. The gathering anticipates spirited contests for several state offices led by a crowded gubernatorial field of four or five aspirants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State Democrats
Allentown
Lyric Theatre
Baroda Prince Arrives in San Francisco for World Tour
The wealthy and powerful independent prince the yaekwar of Baroda arrived in San Francisco with his family and a large suite. They plan to visit Colorado and Yellowstone Park before sailing from New York for England on July 13.
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San Francisco
Yaekwar
Baroda
India
Nizam of
McMillan Offers Property Listing Promise No Sale No Charge
Real estate firm McMillan advertises property listings with a no sale no charge policy. The notice emphasizes listing services without upfront fees and payment only upon successful sale.
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McMillan
Harmon for President Draws Democratic Attention in Ohio
An Ohioan politician named Harmon attracts strong interest from Democratic leaders currently seeking a viable presidential candidate. The report highlights Harmon's appeal and potential impact on the race.
Kern Predicts Harmon Could Be Democratic Standard Bearer
Indianapolis June 15 John W Kern predicts Governor Harmon of Ohio would be the Democratic presidential nominee in 1912 if Democrats unite factions. Kern, the U S senator candidate against Beveridge, notes Harmon’s strength but avoids endorsing him publicly. He cites Indiana leaders who would back Harmon if nominated, including Taggart Lamb and Senator Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
W. J. Bryan
Harmon
Ohio
Kern
Marshall
Indiana
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Cincinnati
Taft
Wall Street
Mr. Kern
Tom Taggart
John E. Lamb
Senator Shirley
Mystery of Missing Bait Solved by Crow in Louisiana
In Covington Louisiana a crow stole bait from fishermen at the Mandeville pier on Lake Pontchartrain. After a fisherman witnessed the bird plucking meat from several lines a shot ended the theft and the crow was captured by a saloon keeper. The thefts stopped afterward, easing the anglers’ losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mandeville
St. Tammany
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Johnson
Samuel Allerton
Bill
Mhattuck
Heggs
Jludge Road
Buv. Harmon
Fations
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