No Action Taken On McNab Resignation Before Cabinet
Washington June report says President Wilson will issue a statement on John McReynolds review of delays in federal prosecutions tied to McNab resignation. McNab cites inability to agree with Attorney General and asks for postponement as law cases with Western Fuel Company progress linger.
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McReynolds Aftor
McNab
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Mec Reynolds
San Francisco
Metoynolis
Wil+ sson
McRey Solds
Drew, Camletti
Arethony Caminatti
Offeriis
Western Fuel Company
Caminotel
Lave
California
McNay
Intormey-General
MT. Dooling
California Superior Court
A. Campbell
Las Angtles
Dirict Gltarnos
Southeen
Calbfornia
Kala
Cincinnati Garment Workers Strike Hits Factories
Eleven garment workers struck in Cincinnati today with mass walkouts spreading to Mount Healthy Reading Newport and Covington across the Ohio. Women seek a forty eight hour week while men push for the same or a two and a half day week plus a ten percent wage increase.
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Cincinnati
Ghopa
Mount Healthy
Reading
Newport
Covington
Ohio
Cincinnai
Finlly
Glasgow broker dies after firm suspends payments
Jens Peter Donaldson, a partner in Watson & Company, whose firm suspended payment on June 21, was found dead in the Clyde with a noose around his neck. Relatives notified authorities after he vanished, creditors held a meeting in Glasgow as the body was recovered and identified.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jens
Peter Donaldson
Games Watson & Company
Kilcreg
Unconfirmed sensational airship death tale from Brooklands
London reports a fatal air accident involving aviator Fairbairne of Showboryness with conflicting versions. Some dispatches claim a 2000 foot fall into the sea during a Brooklands trial, while others say the pilot escaped drowning aided by a life airjacket, but no Aero Club members recall the aviator.
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London
Fairdairne
Aero Club
Brooklands
Fairbairns
Wellman Church 10 Be Dedicated Soon
St Josephs Church near Wellman plans dedication Thursday with a full program led by Rev J Peiffer. The ceremony includes procession at 10 30 am solemn high mass sermon by Rev J A Schulte and music by St Marys Choir Riverside.
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Wellman Church
Wellman
St. Hosgil's
J. Peiffer
Porenyon
James Dani Vis
Joseph
Raugger
Joseph Tritz
Josep Stak
Heller
St. Mary's Choir
Riverside
J. A. Schulte
Atcermona
Itoly
Spse
Plana
Stiss
Vero Longwell
Audrey Muller
Doat—Migses Maria Shetler
Exma Triska
Dliss Beatrice du Puis
Children of Parish
Miss Lida Testroct
White Slave Trials Postponed to July Thirteenth
Defense counsel agreed and the White Slave cases, including Drew Caminetti and Maury Diges, were continued to July 13. John J. Howard leads Western Fuel Co. with charges of conspiring to defraud the government via systematic under-weighing amounting to over 290000 dollars. Robert Grace and Sidney Vo Smith named directors. Mc Nay’s resignation ties to demands to try Bruce and Smith together with the others.
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Drew Caminetti
Maury Diges
John J. Howard
Western Fuel Company
Robert Grace
Sidney Vo Smith
Sidney Vo Smith, Direstord
McNay
Fttordey EcAoral
Bruce
Smith
Poincare Arrives in London for Three Day Visit
French President Raymond Poincare arrives in London to be guest of King George and the British nation for three days. He is welcomed by the young Prince of Wales after a naval review and is escorted to London by royal train amid royal and civic honors.
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Poincare
London
Eng
Great Britain
France
Raymond Poincare
George
Artisles
Oita
Republic
Polvearn
Portsmouth
Prince of Wales
Prince of
Yorkhouse
Brigade of Guards
Regiment of Horse Guards
Governor of Sonora Denies Ojeda Victory Claims
Douglas Ariz June 24 Governor Pesaulera of Sonora denied reports from Mexico City and Nogales that General Ojeda had won at Ortiz and Santa Rosa. He said Ojeda remained bottled up at Santa Rosa near Ortiz while federal troops stalled by wrecked roads. Rebels pressed toward victory as the battle continued around Saoza Ron.
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Douglas
Ariz
Pesaulera
Sonora
Hoerpiosilia
Mexico City
Padra Ojeda
Ortiz
Santa Rosa
Ojeda
Constitutional Junta
Tha Baille
Saoza Ron
Hunger strike won by man suffragist
London June 24 Edwy Clayton chemist sentenced 22 months on June 17 for conspiracy with mutine suffragette leaders was released today in a weak condition after a hunger strike. Reports say non suffragette men prisoners have followed suit with some declining to eat and being forcibly fed.
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London
Edwy Clayton
Imperator's Crew Demands Better Food and Hours in Hoboken
In Hoboken on June 24 the Imperator liner crew held a mass meeting to protest working conditions aboard the ship. Stewards, pantry cooks, coal trimmers and firemen demanded a nine hour day, improved meals and sleeping quarters, and better sanitation as crew members complained of 16 hour shifts and overcrowded berths.
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Jabor
Hoboken
Imperator
Monen Thin Port
Avera
Rockefeller at Cleveland to Spend Summer at Forest Hill
Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller arrives in Cleveland to spend the summer at his Forest Hill home. He comes with Mrs Rockefeller her sister Miss Lacy Spelman and a retinue of servants. Mrs Rockefeller appears feeble as her husband assists her from the private car to a waiting automobile.
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Forest Hill
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Lacy Spelman
Automobile Explodes Davenport Man's Car Near Demolition
Davenport Iowa June 24 1 a.m. Faller's 5000 car was almost completely demolished when the gasoline tank of the machine exploded. The owner stood nearby but escaped serious injury.
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Davenport
Ffaller
Democratic caucus edges toward tariff revision
In seculon, a late noon meeting saw committees decide on hearings in the Digg Caminetti case and Western Fuel propriety. The group pressed forward on tariff revision matters amid ongoing caucus activity and planned actions.
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Bhnater
Seculon
Meety Thars
Democratic
Moubes
Todies
Digg
New Freight and Passenger Rates Set by Railroads
Attorneys for thirteen Missouri railroads meet with general counsel to discuss the U S supreme court ruling upholding the Missouri two cent passenger and maximum freight rates. The meeting in Kansas City was held to plan action and implement new rates at the earliest date. The session was described as secret by those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Cty
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Buptoms
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank Hegerman
Kansas City
Gardner Lathrop
Chicago
Supreme Court
Famous soil expert to lecture at Muscatine meeting
Dr W E Taylor of Moline Illinois a renowned soil expert will speak at the Muscatine County Crop Improvement Association monthly meeting at the county building on Saturday. The lecturer will cover plant food essentials soil texture and methods to restore humus and improve worn soils. His talk promises practical farming instruction and clear guidance on fertilizer and manure use for better crop production.
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Tha
United States
Taylor
U and TO GIVE UP 3 Million Wood Pulp Case
The Treasury will surrender 3.99 million dollars to European importers of wood pulp and paper after declining to appeal a Custom Court ruling. The decision nullifies favored nation treaty privileges claiming free wood pulp and paper for countries with such treaties, including France Germany Norway Sweden Denmark and others.
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Treasury Department
Washington, DC
United States
supreme _ court
Canada
France
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
London society at trial of will case
London society fills probate court as Malcolm Scott contests Sir John Scott’s will claiming undue influence by Lady Sackville and Baron Sackville. The $5 million bequest to Lady Sackville is challenged amid questions over a codicil and influence during Sir John’s life. Sir John, who died January 17, 1912, rose from humble origins to baronet, aided by the Marquess of Hertford and the Wallace circle, with major assets including money and French property.
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London
London Society
John Sturray
Scott
John
Lady Sackville
Kaala Park
Kent
Baron Sackville
Washington
Malcolm Scott
Sir John
Bron
Sackvilles
Sir John Scott
Joan
Gervdce
Wallace
France
Brazilian Minister Guest in Denver Tour Plan
Denver, June 24. Brazilian statesman Dr Muller and official party to visit Omaha earlier then arrive in Denver for a chamber of commerce arranged motor tour of city boulevards and transit system. After inspecting Colorado coal products they will depart via Denver and Rio Grande to Colorado Springs en route to the Pacific coast.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Muller
Omaha
Dover Chamber of Commerce
Boulevard
Paris
Parsty
Denver and
Rio Grande
Colorado Springs
Pacific Conet
The Honest Goods and Fair Dealings Ad Spirit
In contrast to Oriental bargaining, The Journal presents advertisements that foster confidence and friendliness between buyers and sellers. It praises firms known for honest goods and fair dealings, noting the value of trustworthy commerce in daily shopping.
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Marchanty
Attorney General Favors Union Pacific Stock Exchange
Washington report says Attorney General McReynolds discussed the Union Pacific merger with Cravath and signaled tentative approval of exchanging 330 million dollars in Southern Pacific stock for Baltimore and Ohio stock. He aims to limit Pennsylvania Railroad influence and may advise the U S court at St Paul before July 1.
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Mashington
D.C
Tyas
Panl
Cravath
Union Pacific
McReynolds Vaday
Union Pacfic
Southern Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Reynolds
U. S
St Paul
Settlement Near in M B A Rate Action
Clinton Iowa June 4 The Modern Brotherhood of America insurants rate case was set for trial but never proceeded as proceedings settled after recess. informally agreed compromise likely leading to dismissal and settlement between insurgent factions to halt insurance rate actions by lodge officers.
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Clinton
Towa
Srer Ualy
Modern
Brotherhood of America Insurands Rate Cate
Ibut Inter
Oskaloosa Editor Completes Courageous Bicycle Journey
J Z Flewwelling publisher of the Oskaloosa Times, aged 62, rode across Iowa in seven days on a White Pole road wheel for pleasure and a personal goal. Weather was favorable after a fatigued start, with roads improving, crops good, and a minor derailment when his bike skidded crossing a tracks. Local readers praise the effort as remarkable given his age.
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LE. Flewwelling
Oskaloosa
yiny+ la aarogs
W News Dispatch
Counc
Bluffs
Friends of
J. Z. Flewwelling
Puh-Isher
Oskaloosa Times
Flewwelling
White Pole
Jeff Davenport
Flewwalling
Tenchea
Wiata
Pemurkavie
Democrats Plan to Oppose Free Sugar and Reform Tariffs
Washington, June 24. Democrats in the finance committee revise the tariff bill removing many objections raised by foreign nations including inspections of foreign merchants books and the five percent import discount. The income tax exemption was cut from 4000 to 3000 with extra allowances for dependents. In the Senate caucus, anti free sugar forces backed an amendment to remove free sugar for 1916 and retain duties on refined sugar, while others urged continued reductions.
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Washington, D.C
America
Finance Committee
Democrats
Washington, D. C
Senate
Shafrath
Underwood
Louisiana
An Ae Surat
Walsh
Montana
Newlands
Rangdell
Thornton
Willams
James
Swedish Americans Meet for Mid-Summer Festival in Duluth
The Swedish-American League prepares for Duluth mid-summer festival with Lieut. Governor Burnquist set to address the gathering. Dr. Be. Elovist and D. B. D. of Minneapolis will speak, and a sports program and parade are planned with ten to twelve thousand Swedes expected to take part.
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Duluth
Minn
J. A.A. Burnquigt
St. Wau
BE. Elovist
DB. D
Minneapolis
Spea Duluth
President Wilson Delivers Fealty Message From White House
Relay of Ray Sconti Carry Felicia from Wilson to Harrison is described as scouts depart the White House at 9:30 a.m. to carry a felicitations message to Mayor Carter Et. Harrison of Chicago. The event features a white liner suit and a large crowd watching on.
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Ray Sconti
Wilson
Harrison
Washington, D. C
Atl
White House
Carter Et. Harrison
Chicago
Haversack
Fred Reed
Boy Scouts
Weather and river notes at Muscatine
Unsettled weather with thunder yesterday and tonight. Continued warmer conditions then cooler later. In west portion brisk winds on Wednesday afternoon. Temperature reported at Muscatine at 7 o clock a m is 70 degrees. River stage at Muscatine today four feet five inches, down four inches. Sunrise 4 15, sunset 7 24.
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Gooler
Muscatine
Pelock
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