Carranza Rejects U S Invitation for Talks
New Orleans dispatch reports Alfredo Breceda Carranza private secretary said Carranza will not meet with Huerta representatives, insisting talks occur only on the battlefield. Calderon and Breceda head the commission to Washington, while Irquidi arrives to discuss mediation efforts and Johnson administration notes.
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Trade Commission Bill Seeks to Curb Trusts and Monopolies
Washington June 23 The interstate commerce commission chairmen report argues a federal trade commission would have prevented major trusts and price fixing associations, naming U S Steel, International Harvester, American Sugar Refining, American Tobacco, and Standard Oil as examples. The senate bill mirrors the house version but adds prohibition of unfair competition and probes foreign trade, while Panama Canal benefits are to be distributed by the Interstate Commerce Commission per a Supreme Court decision. Dartmouth defeats Amherst 6 to 3 in conference baseball.
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Saloons in East St Louis restricted on Sundays
The East St Louis police board issued rules for Sunday saloons: no canned beer during church hours, no front door if a back door is present, no sales to intoxicated persons, no boisterous loitering, keep doors closed or heavily screened with a portable screen inside, and other doorway restrictions.
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Baptist Meeting for Disarmament Sees Resolutions Adopted
Associated Press dispatch from Boston June 23 reports the Northern Baptist convention approving resolutions favoring disarmament and compulsory arbitration. Delegates also support federation of state conventions and prohibiting manufacture and sale of cigarettes while opposing liquor traffic and sectarian intrusion into state affairs after lengthy discussion.
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Speer Cleared by Committee on Impeachment Charges
The House judiciary subcommittee reports Judge Emory Speer of Macon did not face impeachment and was cruelly used, finding some actions tyrannical yet recommending no further proceedings. Nineteen charges had alleged jurisdiction overreach, favors to a friend, and improper use of office. The full committee will decide before adjournment. The report notes regret over the inability to fully clear or impeach.
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Washington, D. C
Speer
Mouse Judiciary Committee
Emory Speer
Macon
Georgia
Webb
North Carolina
Fitzhenry
Illinois
Volstead
Minnesota
Riverside Church Scene Of Wedding
At 8 o'clock Tuesday morning at St Marys Catholic church Miss Mary D Autremont married Jo seph Barnett both lifelong Riverside residents. Miss D Autremont daughter of the late C J D Autremont a leading merchant and trained nurse. Mr Barnett proprietor of the Barnett System lightning rod plant. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Riverside.
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Johnson and Moran Cut Down Training for World Heavyweight Fight
Paris June 23 Jack Johnson and Frank Moran began to reduce training as the June 27 world heavyweight title bout nears. Johnson cut long walks and tightened boxing work while Moran relaxed at his Meriel Sur Oise quarters. Moran remains confident and received cheering letters. betting public favors Johnson with few wagers placed.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
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Merlel-Sur-Oise
Johnson
Majestic Watchman Identified After Steamer Sinking
A body at the St Louis morgue was identified by the Majestic s captain as William Cuthbert a watchman of the steamer Majestic which sank in the Mississippi last Saturday in Peoria he was from Peoria Ill. A negro cook on the boat is still missing and feared drowned.
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Mississippi River
William Cuthbert
Peoria
Streams in Kansas Recede and Damage Tally Rises
Swollen streams in northeastern Kansas are receding and rail traffic in the affected district returns to normal. At Stranger Creek valley near Atchison, crop and livestock damage and property loss are estimated to exceed 100000 dollars. An unexploded bomb was found in the porch of Reading England's St. Mary the Virgin Church, apparently placed by militant suffragettes. The device was a tin can of explosives with a lit fuse that failed to ignite.
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England
St. Mary the Virgin
Home Rule Crisis Deepens With Amending Bill
London June 28 The crisis over Irish home rule deepened as the Marquis of Crewe introduced a bill to amend the Irish home rule act allowing Ulster counties to vote on exclusion for six years. Unionist leaders denounced the move as a sham seeking opposition help to make a workable measure. The bill opens wide latitude for amendments and promises civil administration by the lieutenant in excluded areas.
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Asquith
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Ulster
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Purose
Day in Congress Reflects Senate and House Actions
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee's trade commission bill and substitutes discussed. Banking Committee reviews President Wilson’s Federal Reserve Board nomination. Foreign Relations Committee debates Nicaragua treaty. House Judicial Committee receives Speer impeachment investigation report. Conference reports on naval, agricultural bills reviewed. Sundry Civil Bill debated.
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Vaughn Installed A M A President In Atlantic City
Dr. Victor C. Vaughn was installed as president of the American Medical Association at its 65th annual convention in Atlantic City. He urged scientific medical research, noted a 15 year rise in life expectancy over the past century, and called for hygenic labs in each state to study sanitary conditions and advance research.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Victor C. Vaughn
John A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Tennessee
Vaughn
Lavor Union
Waterway Commission Plan Backed by Cabinet
In Washington on June 23 the cabinet approved an amendment to the rivers and harbors bill to create a government commission to map a comprehensive internal waterways improvement plan. The amendment, introduced yesterday by Senator Newlands, aims to end the pork barrel method of river and harbor funding.
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Washington, D. C
Newlands
Bankers to explain Nicaragua treaty interests before Senate
Associated Press report from Washington notes bankers invited to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about their concerns and deals related to Nicaragua's finances and the pending treaty negotiations.
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Washington, D.C
Nicaragua
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Public utilities body earns surplus in five months
The Illinois Public Utilities Commission reports five months receipts of 39,511 in fees against expenses of 34,475, showing the body may be more than self supporting. The findings were released today in Springfield.
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Associated Press
Springfield
State” Public Utilities Commission
Wanamaker Warns on Recognizing Unions and Eight Hours
John Wanamaker told the U S commission on industrial relations that it is insane not to recognize labor unions and urged unhitching unions from politics. He supported eight hours or less, favored government ownership of railroads, and warned against political injection into public utilities. Mayor Blankenburg testified on city relations with employers and public ownership limits.
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Philadelphia
John Ware Amaker
United States Conmission
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Weinstock
California
Wanamaker
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wilson
Colorado
Lennon
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O'Connell
Washington
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New Haven
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Commission
Congress
Weathers Timnels Forecast and Muscatine Temperature
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with higher temperatures in the northwest and central areas. Muscatine reports 78 degrees at eight o'clock this morning.
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