Club Women Hear Devil Baby Story at Convention
Jane Addams told Hull House tale to club women urging fellowship with immigrant women amid stories of the Devil baby and its versions from Italian and Jewish sources. Edward A. Ross criticized tainted gifts and private philanthropy, urging state care for dependents while discussing labor’s social costs. Margaret Woodrow Wilson arrived to lead singing and speak on women’s service to America.
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Body of McCarrick Boy Found in Delaware Power
The decomposed body of seven year old Warren McCarrick was discovered in the Delaware power near Philadelphia after he disappeared March 12. An uncle recognized the features and detectives identified clothes from the mother's description. Police suspect accidental death.
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Balloon Disaster Strikes Sprint Ballon Race Victims
A balloon named Springfield vanished during a race under the National Aeroclub. Search efforts by authorities focused on the Sandy River region with a report of a balloon seen near the Cascades yesterday and last night.
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Jones to Head Reserve Bank Board
Thomas D. Jones of Chicago, a member on the Federal Reserve Committee, is likely to be named president of the governing board. Officials say the president regards the entire board as strong and will back the nominations to the fullest.
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Sailor Arrested After Hamburg Accident Reward Rumor
Barney Jad muszkiew ledz, a crewman from New York, stepped forward hoping a reward for his conduct during an accident. He was promptly arrested on charges of assault and robbers. Detectives said he used an assumed name when boarding the ship but revealed his real name when rumors spread that the crew would be rewarded.
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Devastation in Paris from Severe Storm Strikes City
Paris reports widespread destruction from yesterday's storm with holes in main streets and many districts cut off from water gas and electricity as a precaution against floods fires and further subsidence. Fire crews search for bodies as rain worsens conditions and authorities keep crowds back from dangerous areas.
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Butte Miners Riot Quiet as Secessionists Plan Referendum
Associated Press dispatch from June 16 describes the Butte mine union split continuing with secessionist plans to hold a referendum on Western Federation cards. Committees are appointed to confer, while Governor Stewart seeks federal troops amid mounting tensions. Montana lawmakers meet with President Wilson to discuss the crisis and await further guidance.
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Camden to Succeed Bradley in Senate
Frankfort June 16 Gov McCreary signed the commission of Johnson N Camden of Vers Patties as U S senator from Kentucky to serve in November in place of the late W Q Bradley.
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Death sentence for Spencer affirmed by high court
The state supreme court affirmed the death sentence for Mary Spencer for the murder of Mildred Rexreat. The tower court previously sentenced Spencer, and the high court upheld the outcome in Springfield.
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Wreck inquiry opens with arrests tied to bootleg ring
Warrants issued for at least ten alleged bootleggers lead to early afternoon arrests in Davenport carried out by Deputy U S Marshal Hardy and the Muscatine lawmen. Among those taken into custody were Richard Anderson Otto Gundrum Delmer Craddock William J Walker George Baker Neil Meyers and T R Trampty a woman, the only one named, was taken aboard a car for Davenport. Detectives from a German American bank building office assisted, collecting evidence for federal cases against the alleged liquor sellers.
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Albanian Capital Attacked Again by Insurgents
An attack on the Albanian capital was carried out by muzzled insurgents with heavy artillery directed at the defense under Prince William. Artillery shelled Rashut area as garrison troops endured a brisk duel. Austrian torpedo boat destroyers set out to Scutari to embark 1,000 tribal auxiliaries for reinforcement.
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160 Greeks Dead in Massacre by Turks
Athens dispatch reports 160 Greeks including elderly and children killed in Phokia, 26 miles northwest of Smyrna. Armed attackers, aided by Turkish police, looted and burned buildings. Survivors fled with belongings abandoned, many injured and starved upon reaching Salonika.
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Court Upholds Tice Road Law In State Supreme Court
June 16 decision upholds the constitutionality of the Tice road law. Justice notes the injunction sought by Sneod Marties of McLean to block state funds from the road fund was denied.
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Collateral Missing in LaSalle Bank Collapse Probed
Officials of the state banking department continued examining records of the LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank to identify securities moved as collateral to Broadway State Bank Ashland Twelfth Street State Bank Illinois State Bank and the State House of Calumet master institutions of the Lorrimer Munday banks closed after the LaSalle failure. Deputy Harkin said the auditor’s report was delayed by collateral searches. four attachment suits totaling over 4 690 were filed by LaSalle depositors in St Louis banks.
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Mrs T H Seerley Dies in Iowa City
Mrs Thoma H Seerley aged eighty eight died in Iowa City on June 16. Interment will be at Cedar Falls. She is mother to M H Seerley president of Iowa State Teachers College J J Seerley Burlington and Dr Frank Seerley dean at H C A college in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Missing Milwaukee minister puzzles Detroit police
Police and detectives scour Detroit in search of Rev Louis Patmont of Milwaukee who vanished last night after claiming he was kidnapped near Westville during a local option campaign. His wife and friends cite threats and a nationwide search previously, while officials contest kidnapping theory and note his recent arrival in Detroit seeking to stage a revival.
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Insurgent Seats and Cuban US Ties in Nominee Drift
United States wire reports detail caucus maneuvers among Modern Woodmen of America delegates and insurgents as they name head officers, revise standings, and prepare credentials for the Triennial National convention. Delegates from Minnesota face dispute while John Vol backs the Indiana contingent for head banker. Vera Cruz relief talks also noted with Bryan seeking mediation.
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Charge leveled at State Department and Nicaragua influence
A WASHINGTON censor report alleges that the United States kept Marines in Nicaragua to sway the presidential election and that American bankers were involved in the vote. Senator Smith of Michigan was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for inquiry.
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Iowa Merchants Meet At Des Moines
Nearly 100 merchants from across the state gathered in Des Moines for the opening of the sixteenth annual Iowa State Retail Merchants Association convention. Davenport sent one of the largest delegations as delegates registered in the morning and President J H Schaefer prepared to open the initial business session and deliver his annual address.
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Lifeless bodies found near Muscatine prompt inquest
A coroner's inquest is held into the death of Amos Stout whose body was found roadside eight miles north of Muscatine. Initial signs suggested possible poisoning but indications point to heart disease and alcohol use. A companion, Charles Chandler, rode with him and provided deposition. Stout's death remains under investigation with alcohol as a probable factor.
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Thaw Denies Plan to Quit United States
Gorham N H June 36 Harry K Thaw signed statement denying reports he planned to leave the country He said the only place he is going is Pittsburgh and that once he gets permission he will return home to be with his family and tend his business interests He has no intention of going abroad
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Weather forecast for Muscatine area
Tonight and Wednesday look generally fair with rising temperatures. North areas may stay warmer with sun and clouds, and a slight chance of showers in the extreme south portion. Temperatures around 50 degrees at 7 am. sunrise 4 14, sunset 7 27, moonrise 12 23.
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