Suffragists Plan to Take Biennial Club Work Religion
Illinois leads with 1306 delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Chicago where rules require resolutions go to a six-member committee before floor consideration. Jane Addams lauds suffrage, while Mrs. Pennypacker urges federation aid to rural life and country teachers through broader collaboration and local conferences.
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Chicago
Wday
General Federaton
Autorage
Andstw J. Gorman
Salt Lake City
Commtittes
Illinois
Miss Grace
Ohio
Misa Jane Addams
Women's Clubs
Mills Addams
Federation of Women's Chibs
Misa Addams
Tran Relleton
Percy YW. Penttye Packer
Atnte
Alek Bables
Hungsarong
Trress Hiefovim
Omaha brewer's son and fiancee among train crash victims
The coroner's office identified four killed when a passenger train struck a car at Sarpy, including Oscar J. Krug, son of a local brewer, his fiancee Vivien Ash, her mother Mrs Kenneth Thompson of Brinot, and their chauffeur Chas Jiner. All were prominent in Omaha social circles.
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Prega Kiensed
Wea
Omata
Neb
Prasenger
Sarpy
Oscar J. Krug
Aon
Vivien Ash
Kenneth Thompson
Binit
Chas
Jiner
Omaha
German expert surveys Muscatine Heinz farms during visit
Dr. Richard H. Goldschmidt of Frankfurt visiting Muscatine from Pittsburgh to study American farming. He toured Heinz farms, praised local operations, and plans to visit Yellowstone Park before returning home via span. Host manager S A Bartlett facilitated his stay as the German jurist explores aggressive modern farming.
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Tur
Richard H. Goldechmudt
Frookfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Muscatine
Pittsburgh
Heinz Farms
Dea
America
Gollschmidt
Vaterland
United States
Goldschmidt
Smoky City
Yellowstone Park
Militant blast harms Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey
London June 11 a blast aimed at the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey damaged the chair and chipped the Stone of Destiny as militants linked to suffragettes were blamed. Police seized the abbey after the explosion occurred while MPs debated the suffragette issue in Parliament Square.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
Edward I
Torlay
Reginald ‘Melenna
House of Commons
Parliament Square
Thaw Permission Granted for Pittsburgh Trip
Associated Press reports Harry K. Thaw may travel from New Hampshire to Pittsburgh to restify his father’s estate matter. If allowed, Thaw’s bid for U S supreme court admission would be withdrawn temporarily, while custody and extradition questions remain unresolved.
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Associated Press
New York
Counse
Harry K. Thaw
Wm. Travers Jerome
State of
Thaw
New Hampshire
Pittsburgh
Hig [Athar
Merril Shurtlett
U. S. Supreme Court
Hall
Jeronst
Supreme Court
Jerome
Matteawan
Canada
Federal District Court
Will Count Bankers Ballots Tomorrow in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa June 11 The vote for Iowa's representative on the Oblongs federal reserve bank board will be counted tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock according to a statement by P B W Hall Secretary of the Iowa Bankers Association
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Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank Board
PB. W. Hall
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ansons Purchase Indian Gardener For Marshalltown Match
In Davenport Iowa June Forrest Pinas signed Indian outgardener Jude to Frank Richards of the Marshalltown Central Association team. Jude departed for Marshalltown as Piast also signed Joe Jackson, a southern college pro, with links to Jozeph Jackson of major league fame.
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Davenport
Forrest Pinas
Jude
Frank Richards
Marshalltown Central Association
Marshalltown
Piast
Joe Jackson
Southern College
Jackson
Reatan
Jozeph Jackson
Royal Nexus: Princess, Ambassadors Attend Embassy Wedding
The religious ceremony for Kermit Rooseyalt and Mic Belle Wyate Willard took place at the British embassy chapel in Madrid. Officiants were Rev. Dr. Samuel Watson and Rev. Herbert Brown. The maid of honor was Elizabeth Willard. Bridesmaids included Princess of Thirn and Taxis, Miss Page, and others. The couple planned a postwedding tour in southern Spain.
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Cagenerated
Madrid
Kermit Roos ‘Yalt
Theodore Roosé- Yalt
Mic
Belle Wyate Willard
Ambassador Willard
Samuel Watson
Thirn and Taxis
Misa Katherine ‘Page
Mise Giloris LeVeneur de Tiellieré
Virginia Christian
Spain
FUGITIVE SHOOTS 8. 9 FATALLY INJURED NEON SHOOTING
In Whitsburg Kentucky six or more victims were wounded last night near Neon by mountaineer William Day. Victor Stamphose died today. Day was killed by a posse after resisting arrest and fleeing. The wounded include Magistrate J M Albright, M Davis, Roy and Jonnea Taylor, Howard Wright and Malon Hall.
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Frees
Whitsburg
Neon
Here
Mountaineer
Victor Stamphose
Day
Stamphose
J. M. Alebright
M. Davis
Ol. Brocter
Roy
Jonnea Taylor
Howard Wright
Malon Hall
Removed Honolulu customs chief Stackable for the good of the service
Washington June 12 The president on Secretary McAdoo’s recommendation dismissed J R Stackable collector of customs at Honolulu after fourteen years in office. Deputy Raymer Sharf is designated to act in his place as the administration seeks alignment.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
J. R. Stackable
Honolulu
Four girls drown in Oklahoma creek in tragedy
A coroner jury verdict reported four Oklahoma girls aged 18 and 9 to 14 died in a creek near their Sapulpa home. Bodies were recovered yesterday after one child reportedly ventured too deep and others perished while attempting a rescue.
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Sapulpa
Ole
Jase
Coroas
Ue Reptilt
Ming Nina Reynolds
Bertie
Zulah
Vina Sanders
Socialists push resolutions at labor federation meeting
Two resolutions were debated at the morning session of the laws Federation of Labor in Davenport Iowa. One condemns legislation favoring prohibition and the other supports industrial unionism over craft divisions. Delegates from Tri City and various trades back the measures and expect heated debate before a possible late today vote. A third resolution was adopted calling for broader funding or support for sustaining the building trades union, as the convention moves to its next agenda item.
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Ctournals
Davenport
Laws Federation of Labor
Tas
Washington
Tri-City
Connolly calls on Wilson to stump for Democrats
Washington June 11 Representative Connolly urged President Wilson to campaign for the party. Wilson gave no promise to travel, while Connolly believes the president desires a Democrat in the Senate to counter Senator Cumming. The discussion also touched on urging Wilson to speak for Pennsylvania’s Palmer.
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Hanson
Washington
D. C
Connolly
Wilson
Wislington
Town
Senate
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Resolute Winner Due 10 Allowance In Cup Defense
A wireless report from Sandy Hook notes Resolute wins the cup defense preliminaries by a narrow margin after a long chase. Vanilla led early, but Resolute closed the gap to win by about a minute with officials reporting final times near Vanitie 3 17 37 and Revolute 3 19 38. Defiance did not race due to rigging trouble.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Jung
Vyanilla
Yankie
Mile
Revolute
Esmidore
Italian General Strike Fails to Halt Riots Across Cities
Despite a night order to end the strike, violent clashes continued in Rome Naples and Bologna as police troops and crowds clashed. Eleven strikers wounded at Bayt, one killed at Naples with several fatally and many injured, while demonstrations supported authorities in Rome and Florence.
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Cassociated Prensa
Rome
Jung
Bayt
Naples
Florence
Chamber of Deputies
Raihead
Bologna
Af Forte
Lengee
Ater
Walton Announces Appointments List
Charles W. Watton of Dubuque announced appointment as follows for the Masonic grand lodge: Right Worshipful Grand Master G. L. Schoonover Ansmona. Right Worshipful Stand Chaplain John Dysart Dubuque. Senior Grand Deacon B. P. Glaze Oskaloosa. Junior Grand Deacon T. Reeves Hawarden. Senior Grand Steward M. C. Coburn Waterloo. Junior Grand Steward W. E. Dows Greeley. Grand Minister Leroy C. Duos Des Moines. Grand Treasurer A. W. Alperson Washington.
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Associated Fresh
Wits
Tes Moines
Charles W. Watton
Dubuque, Tay
Masonic
Grand
Towa
Worahljity
G. L. Schoonover
Ansmona
John Dysart
Dubuque
Worshintu
BP. W. Glaze
Oskaloosa
T. Reeves
Hawarden
Rebel Attack Upon Mazatlan Begun In Mexico
Heavy firing on the outskirts of Mazatlan signals a constitutionalist advance toward the city. Reports say a well defined attack may lead to capture, with gains near Fort Rosales and a torn cemetery under control. Consuls urge protection of a neutral zone as Admiral Howard seeks guard for non-combatants. Antila arrives at Tampico with farms and ammunition for the constitutionalists.
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Associated Prom
Bosra U. & 8
California
Mazatlan
Los Angeles
Fort Rosales
Mont ‘Jangent Aote
Howard
Gailea
Pacific
Trurbe
Howard Fior
Adachi
Mexico
Guadalajara
Regation
Sayala
Antilla
Tampico
Laredo
Texas
Antila
Sinnett Fights in Place of Henderson in Eight-Round Bout
In Rock Island on June 11 Charles Henderson of Muscatine was too tired to fight. Frank Sinnett replaced him against Lodeman of Pittsburgh. Sinnett, fighting with a sore hand, claimed the decision after eight rounds in an interesting mill. Lodeman reportedly held Kid Williams to a draw earlier.
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Rock Island
Charles Henderson
Muscatine
Lodeman
Pittsburgh
Frank Sinnett
Smoky City
Mediators Through With Carranza Break Near
Mediators report the Carranza talks approaching a breakdown as negotiations over who will be chosen to receive provisions falter. The mediators ended correspondence with General Carranza after a tense exchange. American and Mexican delegates remain at odds on terms and leadership amid rising friction.
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Senalder
Wiediatore
Near Victory in Exemption Repeal Vote Split in Senate
A heated Senate session on June 11 focused on exemptions in the Panama Canal treaties. Majority leaders aimed to hold the chamber until the repeal vote reached, with intense speeches from Brandegee and other Republicans and Democrats over the Norris-Simmons amendment. Eleven Democratic and Republican senators divided on amendment support, while the anti-repeal forces showed little strength in a pivotal first amendment vote.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Brapdegés
Monde & Jong
Kern
Congress
Democratic Party
House
Laws
Kenyon
Cummine
J . Ayes
Bankhead
Brylan
Chilton
Culberson
Fletcher
Hitchcock
Hollis
Hughes
James Johnson
Lane
Lea
Lee
Kew
Martin
Meyers
Newlands
Overman
Owen
Fpittmar
Saulsbury
Saafroth
Sheppard
Shively
Simmons
Smith
Ariz
Stone
Swanson
Thomas
Thompson
West
White
Brandegee
Colt
Crawford
Grenna
Lippitt
Lodge
McCumber
McLean
Nelson
Norris
Sterling Weeks
Poindexter
Ashurst Marine
O'Gorman
Pomersne
Ranedell
Reed
Sheilds
Walsh
Williams
Tiristow
Burleigh
Clare
Wyo
Cummins
Gallager
Gott
Sones
Page
Perkins
Mich
Smoot
Sutherland
Tawru
Pond
Warren
Warks
United States
Great Britain
Curming
Works
Thitisen Repubelicans
St. Wilson
Clapp
Reneal
Wilson
Rodt
Taft
Weather Summary for Weathers For Iowa Regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with probable showers in western portions tonight. Cooler conditions in the north and central districts. Muscatine river stage not clearly stated. Muscatine temperature 73 at 7 a.m. Sunrise 4:14, sunset 7:25, moon rising 10:44 p.m.
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Iowa
Forth
Muscatine
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