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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

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Wilson defies campaign for delay in trust laws

President Wilson denounces a campaign to delay trust legislation and vows to push the program this session. Circulated letters from business interests urging adjournment are cited, including a Simmons Hardware circular. Simmons of St Louis declines Federal Reserve Board nomination. Charles Hamlin of Boston named in his place.

Associated Prods Laasers Washington Wilson Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Bislmesa White House Simmons Simmons Hardwro Company St. Louis C. Simmons Federal Reserve Board Soas Senate Chris. A. Hamlin Boston the Treasury White Houge Fieials Simmons Hardwara Hanlin Simmon E. C. Simmons Federal Reserve Chas. Hamlin Aecretary Treasury Charles Hamlin Memtera Lateral Reserve Board Hamlin Warburg Jones Harding Night Stars Miller St. Louie Simmons Hardware Company Ly Mead

MWA Assailants Battle For Delegations In Ohio

Toledo June 15. The battle between the Modern Women of America administration and insurgents began before the credentials committee and insurgent leaders warned they will vote or carry credentials to the courts if their delegations are not seated. Insurgents claim Illinois Iowa and Nebraska seats, while Missouri Wisconsin and Minnesota are not yet constituted.

tAgsochted Prewa Wirg Toledo Wooten of Americas Insutxonta Credentials Committee Bolters Credentiala Committee Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota

Rebels Attack Albanian Capital Rebel Surgeons Repulsed In Durazzo

In Durazzo Albania on June 15 government troops led by Prince William repulsed a major assault on the capital by Musselman insurgents. Dutch commander Col Thomson was killed before William assumed defense, while foreign legations were protected by fleet-supplied blue tickets ashore. The three-hour attack began at five o clock and surprised residents as authorities claimed prior defeats of rebels. Surrounded remnants were reported near Shiak between Durazzo and Tirana.

Associated Preas Durazzo Albania Prince William Vna Alpantan Mueselman Surgente Coleone Thomson William Shiak Tlerana

Patriotism Gone Parker Sees Military Mine Control Threat

Judge Alton B. Parker told Yale Law School graduates that a proposed military receivership over mines would intrude on state rights and breach fundamental law. He warned the plan could be impeachable for unconstitutionality in an address reflecting on national patriotism and governance.

Associated Presa New Haven Conn Retiigil Ehiat Alton B. Parker New York Yale Law School

Nominees Named for General Federation Officers

The Biennial Officers slate was announced with Mrs Percy V Pen nybreker of Austin Texas listed for re election as president. Nominations followed with Mrs Samuel D Sneath Miss Georgia A Bacon and others named for key posts. Resolutions were adopted protesting suggestive stories in magazines and urging federation members to subscribe.

Cassociated Presa Chicago Nomine Percy V. Pennybreker Auatin Texas General Federation Mary Garrett Hay New York Miss May Big Guey Stage Club Mre Percy V. Peling Tiffin Ohio Georgia A. Bacon Worcester Maia Mra Harry X. Keefe Walthitl Ned Busgone Reiley Charlotte X. C Treagular Wm. 3 Willians Lapeer Mich Charles H. McMehon Salt Lake City Utah Mina Mary Garrett Hay York City Wr. P. Harper Seattle Washington Wm. H. Crasby Wisconsin Lucretia L. Blankenburg Philadelphia Lirge Federation Va Subserilo

Bomb Found At Italian Bank And Consulate Building

A bomb described as highly destructive was found today in the Italian Savings Bank building occupied by the Italian Consulate in New York. A watchman discovered the device near the second floor elevator shaft after an earlier fire-attack attempt.

York

DRY CANDIDATE FORESEEN IN WHITE HOUSE BY 1920

H Y Faris of Clinton, Missouri, forecasts a national fight over wet and dry issues in 1920. He predicts a prohibition party nominee in the White House as the current amendment plan proves almost hopeless. The national prohibition conference, opening in Clinton, will feature EuGene W Chafin, Hanly, Stewart, Allen and other leading advocates.

Clinton United States Prohibition Party White House H. Y. Faris National Prohibition Committee Eugene W. Chafin Arizona Gov. Hanly Indiana Oliver W. Stewart Chicago Henry J. Allen Kansas

Wreck at Rochester Pleasure Park Injures Seventeen

Seventeen people were injured when a two car Scenic Railway ride at Captaria Beach park overturned after a car spun on its side and was struck by another car. All injured were reported on the road to recovery.

Rochester Pleasure Park Associated Prove Sennet Rochester Captaria Beach Park

Rebels Lose 30 000 In Battle Report

Mexico City reports from Zacaecas say constitutionalist losses in a battle at that place reach about 20 000. General Medina Borrou, now promoted, led federal forces. After eight days constitutionalists were repulsed and pursued by forces led by Kim and Ben Argumedo. Chieftain Juan Valerat captured and executed. Caloca and Triana killed. General Panfionatora wounded.

Mexico City Zacaecas Medina Borrou Berroa Kim Ben Juan Valerat Constitutionallat Caloca Triana Panflonatora Ger Lously

Explosion at National Art Novelty plant kills one

A fatal blast at the National Art Novelty company plant near Chicago killed foreman Samuel Danliela and seriously injured six workers. The explosion shattered part of the building and sent several hundred female employees into a panic as the blast was heard for miles.

Samuel Dan Liela National Art Novelty Company

Senate places commerce department under civil service rule

Senate decided to place commercial attached of department of commerce under civil service. Judiciary committee reported an oronum trust bill recently proved in house. House: Representative Alexander, Mo., introduced bill for regulation of so called whipping combinations and it was referred to merchant marine committee for report.

Senate Department of Commerce Civil Service Judiciary Committee House Alexander Merchant Marine Committee

Balloon missing wire heart balloon mystery surrounds missing flyer

Attorney Will Henderson of Danville received a telegram from his brother in Portland reporting Wilbur Henderson had landed safely in a wooden country in the Cascade river valley Montana after going up in the balloon Springfield last Thursday. No confirmation from Portland had been received as of June 15.

Cansoclagnd Danville Tyne Portland Ore Springfield Wilbur Henderson Oscar Henderson Wilbur

Butte Riots Calm After Two Day Turmoil In Mines

Butte Montana reports a lull as investigators from Guy and Stewart seek law and order after two days of miner unrest. Several mines resume work though Blackrock and Butte Superior still saw heavy shutdowns. Seceeders allied with the Industrial Workers of the World threaten a big vote on mining loyalty cards amid warnings to the press.

Dien Secedors Associated Press Butte Mont Guy, Stewart Cain Speculator Blackrock Superior Butta Union of Western Federation of Miners Whce Industrial Workers of the World Biaf

Good Roads Day Observed At Des Moines Event

Enthusiasts with road making equipment and autos gathered for a good roads convention in Des Moines. Road dragging contests highlighted the forenoon while Gavarnay Clark led the afternoon ceremonies at the state fair grounds. Flag day celebrations marked by Governor Clarke were observed across the state.

Des Moinés Gavarnay Clark Clarke

Solon Blackhand Suspect Joseph Dvornis Dead

Solon Blackhand suspect Joseph Dvornis, indicted by a U S grand jury, was found dead in his Solon home. Coroner cites epileptic seizure as cause. he was 41 years old and unmarried.

Journal Iowa City Joseph Dvornis United States Grand Solon Dvorak Talllog Hla

New Plan Emerges To Salvage Bank Assets

Chicago report says LaSalle Street Bank plans a new bank to buy assets and resume operations aided by a $1,000,000 fund. State examiners work toward a full report on five closed banks. no reopening today. Marine Bank in St Louis also closed by directors for examination.

Associated Rege Chicago C.b. Munday Lasalle Street Bank New Bank LaSalle Street ‘Bank Munday LaSalle Street State Bank Daniel ¥. Harkin LaSalle Street, Trust and Savings Bank Brady Examiner Harkin Tank Examiner Gc. B. Munday Las Lake Street Wm. Lorimer St. Lewia Statu 1 Marine State Auditor C. B. Munday Bes Examiner Sculling

Wilson Signs Exemption Repeal In Panama Bills

President Wilson today signed the exemption repeal bill as amended by the senate and agreed to by the house. No ceremony, Assistant Secretary Fenster present. He used a quill pen once employed by Harrison for international copyright law and Taft for the Pan American treaty. The pen belongs to Robert Underwood Johnson of New York.

Washington, D Wilson Senate House Fenster Harrison Taft National Institute of Arta and Lettare Robert Underwood Johnson New York

Illinois suffrage law declared valid by court ruling

Springfield June 14 The Illinois woman suffrage law passed by the forty eighth general assembly granting women the vote for all offices except constitutional officers was upheld by the supreme court in a late Saturday decision. The court split with Justices Craig Cooke and Farmer dissenting and Justices Tundees Carter Cartwright Dung and Vickers in the majority.

Springfield Ill Forty-Eighth General Assembly Supreme Court Craig, Cooke Farmer Tundees Carter, Cartwright, Dung and Vickers Acc

Thaw Denied Release Pending Appeal for Extradition

Washington June 15 Harry K Thaw was denied release on bail pending consideration by the supreme court of his extradition from New Hampshire to New York The court refused to grant permission for him to be taken to Pittsburgh in the custody of Sheriff Drew of Coos County New Hampshire to testify in the settlement of his father’s will

Washington, D.C Harry K. Thaw Ball Supreme Court New Hampshie New York Pittsburg Sherif Drew Coos County New Hampshire P Wetato

Man Dead Strawberries From Acute Poisoning

Telegraph from Cedar Rapids reports the sudden death of Vance W. Salter a nineteen year old freshman at Iowa University after eating strawberries. He was the son of a Waterloo widow and was returning home for vacation.

Journal's Iowa City Cedar Rapids Vance WW Salter Iowa University Waterloo

Adlai Stevenson's Funeral Arrangements Announced

Bloomington prepares as former Vice President Adlai B Stevenson dies in Chicago after months of illness. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at Second Presbyterian Church with Gov Dunne and dignitaries attending. President Wilson conveys sympathy as Stevenson lies in state in the court rotunda.

Bloomington Adlas B. Stevenson Second Presbyterian Church Dunne Fairbanks Francis Missouria Fitzhenry J.N. Elliott Watt Hardin Third Presbyterian Church of Chicago Wardin Mr. Stevenson Messacre Washington Wilson Stevenson Chicago

Fire call ends as chimney blaze misread at East Second Street

Brick engine responded to a blaze reported near Ficken Furniture on East Second Street. Investigators found the glow came from a chimney reflection under a large electric sign, not an actual fire.

East Second Street Ficken Furniture Establishment

Brotherhood to Meet at German M E Church Friday

A meeting of the Brotherhood of the German M E church is scheduled for Friday evening this week. Plans for summer meetings and a summer excursion will be discussed and arranged.

Brotherhood of the German M. E. Church Nao

Bologna Strikers Attack Cathedral in Senigallia

Consociiated Press reports rioters set fire to the Cathedral and two churches in Senigallia after stealing petroleum from a store. Cavalry moved in to prevent further destruction as 200 sharp-shooters joined torpedo boat detachments to aid order. In Ancona, strikes trigger severe disorder. work resumes with soldiers patrolling key points.

Bologna Italy Church of Peace Church of the Holy Cross Senigallia Adrigtt Walla Ancona

Woman Kills Self at Father's Home in Muscatine

Miss Minnie Zeug a 24 year old resident of Muscatine shot herself at her father's home at 307 Whicher street About 1 o'clock this morning authorities say she used an 18 caliber revolver kept loaded in the house The body was found by her younger brother Gueny Zeug Jr Her death followed a long illness She had seemed better since Friday and told her father not to worry The coroner's inquest was deemed unnecessary as the evidence indicated suicide Survived by four siblings and her father funeral plans not announced yet

Minnie Zeug Gustav Zeug Whicher Street Gueny Zeug, Jr Mies Zeug Zeug EB. H. King Zeng Muscatine Miss Zeng William Biiner Wiliam Zeng Henry Zeng Guntay Zeus

Cruelty to Animals Charge in Missouri Court Case

William Moore, a colored man, faced charges in Judge Coster's court for cruelty to animals after his horse nearly starved and had to be shot in an alley behind Elis' club last week. The case was continued indefinitely. Two men, James McCehe and C Webster, received 10 day jail terms for intoxication after being found sleeping near Hutcig Manufacturing plant. Harry Plum serves a short jail term for disturbance in South Muscatine as vacation time was imposed.

William Moore Coster Moore Elis’ Club

Explosion Death Toll Rises in Columbus Factory Blast

Six men died when a gun factory explosion at East Fifth Avenue yesterday claimed more lives this morning. A laborer’s death at his home raised the toll to eleven, and officials fear more injuries as the investigation continues.

Columbus

Weather Forecast Fragments for Illinois and South

Fragmented forecast notes indicate generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures. Local showers possible in some southern portions. Temperature around 66 degrees at 7 am in a cited location.

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