Nominations Go to Thorne and Wilson in Iowa Primary
Partial returns from seventy counties show Clifford Thorne and James H. Wilson leading for Tall Road commissioners as renomination prospects in a crowded Iowa primary. Clark leads in governorship bids while Connolly and Savace compete for Senate seats. Returns indicate Kirkpatrick defeated for renomination in the Sixth District and Clarke holding a strong Republican governor lead.
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Associated Prova
Bes Moines
Clifford Thorne
James H. Wilson
Cummins
A. O. Savace
H. S. Mosier
W. J. Burke
B. M. Kelleher
George W. Clarke
Povaornor
Jeferson
van Buren
Rowley
Lac
Clarke
Hla Veta
Colonel Higaton
Cedar Rapids
Democrate
Ear
J. F. Wall
Shay
Ford
Byrnes
Swaweine Fedsexity
Supreme Judge
Jute Prouty
Judge Withrow
Anniversary Rally By Mooskh Held In Chicago Next August
Assistant press wire reports that a progressive party anniversary rally will be held in Chicago next August with Col Roosevelt as the main figure. Neall McCormick, back from a conference with the party chief, says Roosevelt supporters in New York may not all back him but he will make political speeches in schools.
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Wilfie
Chicago
Roosevelt
Col
Roosevalt
Nealll McCormick
New York
McCormick
Women Eligible to Join Party Committees in County Court Order
Judge Owens in county court rules women voters may serve on precinct ward and state party committees. The order permits participation in general political activities, expanding inclusion for women within the party structure.
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Chenge
Owens
Day in Congress Sparks Arbitration and Security Debates
A jumble of actions and proposals fills a congressional day with the Boutherland arbitration reference and a focus on security issues. Senator Owen drafts a corrupt practices measure while a presidential primary bill and a foreign government invite for a national sea speed event draw attention.
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Swnaae
Lterstate Commerce Commission
Owen
Johnson counties vote delivers McDonald 205 vote lead
In Johnson county Iowa City area McDonald wins the Democratic nomination for congress over Thomas Stapleton by about 205 votes after county totals shift with near complete returns. County results show McDonald carrying Johnson and Muscatine while Stapleton leads in Scott County. Final statewide tally places McDonald ahead by 205 votes.
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Iowa City
Jones
Johnson
W. J. McDonald
Thomas Stapleton
Maren 30
Stapleton
Johnson County
McDonald
Scott County
MeDonald
Stapleton and
Linton
Johnson Aes
AALS
Muscatine
Aot
Head of Big Bank Inhales Gas to Die at 69
Geo H. Luebsinger, president of Humboldt Savings Bank, killed himself by gas in his home basement at 69. Officials said bank affairs were in order and the Humboldt Savings Bank’s condition posed no worry. A widow and a son survive.
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Humboldt Savings Bank
W. R. Williamy
Luchsinger
le Sala
Baby does not need 2000 dollars monthly trust
In York North Carolina Surrogate Fowler denied Lieut Commander Edward H Spafford’s application on behalf of his daughter Lucille to receive a 2000 dollar monthly allowance. The surrogate ruled the 15000 dollar a year income from his wife’s will suffices for both the child and the father, with Irish lands valued at over 1,000,000 aiding the trust.
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Faus
York
N. C
Jane
Fowler
Edward H. Spafford
Lucille
Lucile Milan Stevens Spafford
Elizabeth Stevens
Big Victory In Johnsons Fight Over Ten Day Clause
New Haven witness Elton describes court ruling sustaining an injunction against Johnson from playing for teams other than his contracted club. Federal League dispute over the ten day clause and negative covenant is central, with judges noting hardships on players and confirming appeal options.
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Chicago
Tuday Foeil
Superior Court of
Cook County
Johnson
Kansas Cif
Cincinnati
Gilmora
Tée
Illinois
Kansas City Trid
Foell
Kansas City Federals
Neve
Kansas City Clut
Claeinnati
Fool
Tohnson
Cincinnati Club
Talay
Claus
Final Arguments In Coal Trust Suit Begin
Final arguments in the federal suit to break up what the government calls the largest combination forming the anthracite coal trust began in U S district court in Philadelphia. The Reading company and a list of subsidiary lines and railways plus Reading Coal and Iron and several board members are named defendants in the Sherman act case filed in September 1913 under the commerce clause.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Coal Trust
U. S. District Court
Reading Company
Reading Railway
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Jersey Central Railroad
Lehigh Valley and Wilkenbarre Coal Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Wilmington and Northern Railway
Lehigh and Hudson River Railway
Lehigh and New England Railway
Auit
Church May Punish Clubmen Members
The United Presbyterian church may discipline members who join clubs with sideboards and lawyers seeking liquor licenses, as the general assembly considers questions on membership conduct. The church body reports its total membership at 192,221.
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Church
Newcastle
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Committee On the State of Religion
United Presbyterian
Dan Janci Held For Grand Jury In Dynamite Plot
Washington June 3 Dan Janci confessed to police he planted dynamite at the department of agriculture building to gain a promotion for heroism. He was held for the grand jury in default of bail on charges of attempting to dynamite a building.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Dan Ol
Janci
Department Val Agriculture
Grand Jury
Kansas Official Wounded by Joint Keeper
Kansas official Codding, assistant attorney general, wounded by deputy sheriff Jake Weisenman after a raid on Weisenan's store near Leavenworth. Codding progresses satisfactorily in hospital. deputies report threats from Jointists. Weisenman jailed. Dawson promises strong campaign to drive sellers from the county.
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Kansas
Leasganworth
Codding
Jake Weiseman
Weisenan
Willian
Alexander
Sutherland Resolution Calls for Arbitration of Panama Toll Dispute
Senate foreign relations committee backed a Sutherland resolution directing President Wilson to open negotiations with Great Britain for a special arbitration of the Panama tolls dispute. Vote 3 to 6 with several senators not present. final tally 7 to 5 after absentees noted. Action unlikely to derail repeal bill opposition persists.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Borah
Stone Iwished
Stone
O'Gorman
Pomerane
Swanson
Smith
Arizona
Jemotrats
Michigan
Hitchcock
Wifeiams
Sulabury
Ledge
Root
McCumber
Sutherland
Burton
Ban Placed on Auto by German Baptists
Frankfort Indiana June 3 The automobile was banned by the German Baptist church during a national conference near here Only three delegates voted in favor while 900 opposed The resolution urged churches to not allow members to own or operate any motor vehicle until conditions improve or more light is gained on the subject
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Ind
German Baptist Church
Resolute Defeats Vanitie In Second America’s Cup Prelude
The Resolute, owned by the Flag Officers Syndicate of the New York Yacht Club, beat the Vanitie in a 25% mile race as the second preliminary for the America’s Cup defender selection. Start 12 seconds ahead at 12 10 86, Resolute finished about 15 seconds ahead with a larger margin accounting for time allowances. The result leaves each yacht with one win. the Vanitie had won yesterday by a wide margin.
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Associated Pros Lenses
Resoluta
Grnes
Vanitie
Senator Vardaman Attacks President on Paves Tone Exemption
Democratic Senator Vardaman criticizes President Wilson over calls to repeal the Paves tone exemption. He questions the action, calling it inconsistent with party pledges and party leadership. The debate centers on whether repeal should proceed in Congress amid a tense political fight.
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Washington, D. C
Vardaman
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Tel
Next Move Now Up Jo Chief of Rebels
Mediators turn to General Carranza as the constitutionalists gain entry to mediation talks. Huerta prepares to resign once Mexico is politically pacified, with Mexican delegates insisting internal affairs tie to international questions and aiming for a peaceful settlement. Rafael Zubarán in Washington carries the note to Carranza for his reply.
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Niagara Falls
Qot
Carranza
Maust
Mexico
Tora
Rafael Zubaran
Carranaa
Washington
Thie
Anone
Huerta
General Huerta
Trey
Washington, D. C
Nargara
Rafael]arbaran
Antil
Zubaran
Desi
State Undertakers Elect New Officers
The Iowa State Funeral Directors Association chose officers for the coming year with F. D. field as president and E. F. Young of Vinton as vice president. Edward Yours of Carlisle, S. L. McIntyre of Pocahontas, Charles Emerson of Creston as secretary treasurer, and M. M. Hoffman of Dubuque as executive committeeman for three years. Des Moines defeated Council Bluffs 68 to 37 for the 1915 meeting site.
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Javrnal
Iowa City
Iowa State Funeral Directors' Association
F. D.field
E. F. Young
Vinton
Edward Yours
Carlisle
S. L. McIntyre
Pocahontas
Charles Emerson
Creston
M. M. Hoffman
Dubuque
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Four men attacked by British militants in Belfast and London
Reports from Belfast and London say militants assaulted newspaper editors in Belfast, injuring Mr Stewart and Mr Anderson. In London suffragettes attacked a gallery attendant, damaged artworks, and attacked Dr Forward at Holloway Jail, while arson squads burned a cricket pavilion at Earlsfield and a county residence near Barns.
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Prasa
Belfast
Ireland
Belfast Telegraph
Stewart
Clencard Est
News Letter
Anderson
London
Dore
Sartalozzi
Francis Edward Forward
Holloway
Porward
Earlsfield
Barns
Egan Buys TrIop Player For Short
Davenport reports Eddie Nulligan, infielder for Davenport Three-Eye, sold to Ottumwa Central Association club and will report at Marswalltown today. He is the third sale to the Central Association this year, following pitchers Cooper alias Stringer with Claton and Marshall with Keokux. Mulligar’s home is in St Levis.
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Journal
Davenport
Eddie Nulligan
Ottumwa Central Association
Fesm
Marswalltown
Central Association
Cooper
Stringer
Claton
Marshall
Keokux
Mulligar
St. Levis
Coal freight rate cut blocked for Iowa bound coal
Washington June 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads cancellation of a $2.10 per ton bonanza rate on mining coal from Ohio to Mississippi river crossings destined for Iowa and other mid continental points was unjust and ordered withdrawal The decision prevents an approximate 18 percent increase in shipments via Chicago and Peoria and ensures continued lower freight costs for Iowa coal traffic
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Mississippi River
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Peora
Unsettled Weather Ahead With Showers Likely Thursday
Unsettled tonight and Thursday across Illinois and Muscatine region with showers or thunder showers possible in north and central areas. Temperatures rise modestly in eastern portions tonight. Early readings show Muscatine around 48 degrees with sunrise at 4 16 and sunset at 7 32 8 mo on 1 42 4 am.
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Towa
Wlinois
Muscatine
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