London Pageant Day Two Grand Royal Procession Honors Masses
King George and Queen Mary again appeared before vast crowds in London for a larger grand procession than yesterday. The route extended through major districts, with four cavalry squads and naval and military aides, foreign officers, colonial escorts, and the royal carriage. Intense public acclaim greeted the royal party as decorations and stands drew thousands, including special guests and embassy officials, despite puzzling weather.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Paince
Constitution Hill
Pleadilly
Trafalgar Square
London Bridge
Borough Road
Westminster Bridge
Life Guards
Dragoons
Hussars
Lancers
War Office
Kitchener
Picadilly
The
Strand
Piccadilly
Fleet Street
Ludgate Circus
Palace Gardens
Britain
Royal
Spithead
Gove
Delaware
Foreign Missions
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde Park Corner
Piccadily
Hammond
Stratton House
Duchess of Argyll
Rebels Strike Turkish Column Near Gheogan
Rebels in force surprised a Turkish column outside Gheogan on the Red Sea coast. About a thousand Turks were killed and Mahomed Ali Pasha is missing. Five hundred fugitives suffered dagger wounds as gunboats shelled Gheesan. rebels captured four large guns two maximas and thousands of rifles and ammunition.
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Hodeidah
Arabia
Aden
Mahomed Ali Pasha
Gheogan
Red Sea
Hodoldah
Gheesan
Sulebbe
Editors Want Post Office To Enforce Ruling Or Drop
At the Southern Town editors association in Des Moines Iowa on June 23 delegates urged the post office department to enforce the rule barring nontrans portation by mail of daily papers to subscribers in arrears or to discontinue such papers. They debated whether postmasters should receive strict instructions to implement the policy or abandon it.
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Dex Moines
Visicors
Post Office Department
Volborg
Savery Hotel
Bridges girl on stand in Absolute Life trial
Mildred Bridges resumed testimony in the Javelyn Arthur Lee abduction case. She testified calmly in a crowded Chicago courtroom while defense questioned her father’s conduct during trips and sought to cast doubt on parental concern.
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Chicago
Mildred Bridges
Javelyn Arthur Lee
Absolute Life
Miss Bridges
Lee
Notable Colonial and Indian Contingents Parade in London
Spectators faced light showers but the pageant moved along seven miles from Victoria Embankment to Constitution Hill. Colonial premiers and leaders traveled in carriages, with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Premier Fisher of Australia among escorts. Indian section displayed dazzling silken uniforms, turbans, and jeweled princes, earning great cheers as troops and governors followed.
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Seven Mile
Victoria Embankment
Mall
Buckingham
Palace
Constitution Hill
Wyde Park Corner
Wilfred Baukler
Canada
Fisher
Australia
Morine
Union of South Africa
Foundland
Botha
Ward
New Zealand
India
Adkins Defeats Waterway Bill in House Fight
Springfold, June 23. Speaker Adkins defeated the administration waterway bill amid riotous scenes as 75 ayes to 50 nays were recorded. Two uncounted votes would have produced the needed 77, while Anderson and Leavitt disputed their recorded votes. Absent supporters blamed late session and the gag rule, with a Senate fight planned tomorrow.
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Springfold
Adkins
House
Leavitt
W. H E. Anderson
Anderson
Judah
Deneen
Speaker
Gagrijo
Catlin
McLaughlin
Mitchell
Senate
David J
Shanahan
Walla Dog
Waterway
Abbott
Curran
Dudgeon
Dunn
Flannigan
Gallingan
Hilton
Hruby
McNichols
Miller
Montelius
Pitlock
Prendergast
Rice
Rieberger
P. F. Smith
Stoklasa
D. J. Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Vickers
Walsh
Shurtleff
Paving Case In Scott County Before New Judge
The bithulithic paving case once halted by a temporary injunction in which the city was barred from contracting for bithulithic paving is now before Judge A F Barker in Scott County District Court. City attorneys Kammerer and Jayne Hoffman represent the city while W J McDonald of Iowa City represents contractor William Horrbin. the motion to dissolve the injunction is being argued with local firms Sharon and Wiggins opposing.
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Horan
A. F B. Barker
Clinton
Scott County
Kammerer
Jayne & Hoffman
W. J. McDonald
Iown City
William Horrbin
Iowa City
J. F. Devitt
Sharon & ‘Wiggins
Robbery Aftermath Report From Los Angeles Cafe
A violent raid at a private dining room in Los Angeles leaves a bloody scene with an overcoat a slouch hat a valuable unset ruby and broken jewel cases scattered on the floor. Police search for suspects while witnesses recount the assault and robbery at the cafe.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Former Senator Hopkins Witnessed Bribe Rumors Ahead of Lorimer Vote
Former Senator Albert J. Hopkins testified before the Senate committee investigating Lorimer's election that rumors of money use to secure the result had existed for years. He could not name specific donors or confirm bribery, but recalled reports that $2,600 was offered to McCormick to vote for Lorimer. Hopkins described meeting with lawmakers and noting changes in support on the day Lorimer was elected, while denying personal knowledge of any purchases.
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Washington, D. C
Albert J. Hopkins
Lorimer
Senate
Hopkins
Senate’ Committee
Snois
Gary
Deneen
State Central Committee
Happing
Hibridge Hancey
Illinois
McCormick
Joga
Juogan
Durfer
Kenyon
Billings
Ettelson
Chauncey
Dewey
Ilinola
Taft
Cannon
Teteee
Robbery at Ing Cafe Sparks $15,000 Jewel Heist Evidence
Last night at Ing Cafe investigators found signs of a struggle as two robbers assaulted broker H. L. Reid and stole unset gems valued at $15,000. The criminals fled, leaving marks of a bloody confrontation wiped from the scene.
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Ing
H.L. Reid
Root Amendment Vote Looms In Canadian Reciprocity Fight
Washington June 23 The Senate agreed to vote next Monday on the Root amendment to the wood pulp and paper schedule of the Canadian reciprocity bill. Penrose predicts the bill will pass despite a coalition of insurgent Republicans and Democrats, warning the alliance is unstable. Debate in the Senate is expected to be long with no clear relief in sight as tariff and free-list issues complicate passage.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Root
Canada
Penrose
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Cee
Plant cancer is a parasite issue says Dr Smith
Washington June 28 Dr Erwin F Smith chief pathologist of the Bureau of Plant Industry declares cancer is a gem disease based on studies of plant tumors He claims physicians err in saying cancer is not a germ disease because they cannot find a germ while he has proven that plant tumors are due to a parasite though he has never seen the organism under a microscope.
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Erwin BF
Smith
Washington, D .C
Erwin F., Smith
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Auto tax to fund road building debated in Senate
Senator Simmons of North Carolina proposed an Interstate automobile license tax of 10 dollars per vehicle. He argued one in five of the nation’s 500000 cars are used for interstate travel and that a $1 million annual fund could improve roads serving rural mail, farmers and government transport, benefiting farmers and nationwide travel.
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Washington, D. C
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
President Taft Visits Fall River for Cotton Mill Centennial
President Taft arrives in Fall River on the Mayflower at 2 16 p m for the citys centennial celebration of the first cotton mill in America. Flags line the route as townsfolk join in the day of ceremonies and pageantry marking the milestone.
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Wall River
Mass
America
Taft
Monis Ministry Falls in France After War Command Vote
Paris reports the government defeated in the chamber on a question about supreme army command in war. Premier Monis faces resignation as the ministry and cabinet are expected to step down.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Monis
Gladwin Woman Hurt In Runaway Near Columbus Junction
Gladwin resident Mrs Lester Orr sustained severe injuries when a horse ran away after a dog darted into the road on Edwards Hill bluff road Thursday night. Mrs Orr and her niece Mabel Hendrickson were thrown from the buggy, she was dragged, nose fractured, face badly lacerated and possibly a cheekbone fracture. Dr Overholt treated her at home afterwards.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
Edwards Hill
Bluff Road
Lester Orr
Gladwin
Advance Toward Permanent International Prize Court
Washington June 23 The British government is expected to sanction the prize court declaration advancing the plan for a permanent international prize court. Secretary Knox, President Taft and Senator Root see this as paving the way for a universal code of international law and lasting peace, ahead of the Hague conference in about three years. Knox has corresponded with most signatory powers with encouraging results.
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Washington,d. C
London
Knox
Taft
Root
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Weather Summary for Iowa and Minnesota
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Iowa and Minnesota with continued warmth. Tonight and Saturday show mostly clear skies with scattered showers possible in the extreme south portion tonight in Minnesota. Sunrise is 4:25 and sunset 7:32 with a moon phase at 1:36 a.m.
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Iowa
TiMnola
Indictment of Fourteen Lumber Secretaries in Sherman Case
Chicago June 23 four dozen lumber dealers executives secretaries were indicted by a U S grand jury for Sherman act violations. The charges allege a conspiracy to restrain trade between manufacturers wholesalers retailers and consumers and to suppress wholesale to retail competition. Immunity granted to three testifying officials.
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Chicago
Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau of Information
Pennylvania
Pacific Coast
Secinl U. S
Kourteen
Arthur L. Holmes
Detroit
Michigan Lumber Dealers’ Association
Scout
George P. Sweet
Michigan Association
Fi Willard G. Pellis
Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumeerman's Association
Harry A. Gorsuch
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumber Association
Bert Critchfield
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Lumber Dealers’ Association
I. . Hall
Nebraska Association
Warry
S. Secarce
Mooresville
Ind
Indiana Lumber Dealers’ Association
JJ. H. Hemann
Denver
Colorado and Wyoming Association
Louis I. Peilman
M.S. Adams
Chillicothe
Union ‘Association of Lumber Dealers
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
B.N. Hayward
Columbus
Ohio Association
A. L. Porter
Spokane
Wasah
Western Retail Lumphermen's Association
R. H
Bransford
Union City
Venn
U. S
K. M. Landis
W.S. Kenyon
Joseph EB
Rhodes
Joseph E. Rhodes
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