Closure of Marine Bank Ends Sixth in Munday Lorimer Chain
Chicago June 15 The sixth bank in the Munday Lorimer chain, the Marine Bank of Marine, with 25000 capital, was closed today by state examiner officials. It marks the first down state bank in the chain to shut amid the La Salle Street Trust crash. Other closures include Broadway State Bank and State Bank of Calumet, plus Southwest Savings in Chicago, whose owner held deposits in the Munday Lorimer bank, triggering receivership.
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President signs canal tolls bill in Panama action
Washington June 15 President Wilson signed the Panama canal tolls bill at 10:59 ending months of debate. The ceremony occurred in the morning with the president declaring the measure a milestone for maritime commerce and national security.
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Wilson
Rebels Attack City of Albania
Durazzo Albania June 15 An army of Albania rebels attacked the city as fierce fighting raged. Prince William of Wied faced likely overthrow unless foreign troops intervene. Residents fled to foreign warships and consulates amid shells and rifle fire.
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Taft Discusses Recall of Judges At Phi Beta Kappa
Cambridge June 15 Wil liam Howard Taft spoke at Sanders theater on recall of judges a Roosevelt proposal opposed by Taft. He argued England’s unwritten constitution and warned that any property rights encroachment could affect all holders from farmers to Rockefeller. He traced court history from Jefferson to Lincoln and noted the court’s resilience amid controversial rulings.
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Hartford youth drowns at Millpond in Wethersfield
Four Hartford companions watched Frank J. Scott age 22 drown in Millpond at Wethersfield yesterday afternoon. They did not attempt rescue, fearing imitation of a drowning. After hours of searching James Woodhouse recovered the body. Medical Examiner G. Fox ordered the body moved to Pratt & Johnson in Hartford for burial preparation.
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Wethersfield
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Weahersfield
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Pratt & Johnson
Two Hundred Immigrants Lifted After New York Collision
New York and Pretoria ships collided early Saturday morning with a floating shop under New York. Immigrants spent the night aboard and went to Ellis Island. Damage is confined to the superstructure, 15 feet above water, and repair is planned at the pier before Friday's scheduled departure.
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Fire destroys barn and farm buildings at Bantam road
Fire at Mrs. Julia B d&K en of New York city summer place on Bantam road west of Litchfield destroyed a large barn dairy ice house chicken house stables and outbuildings. Loss about 10000 with partial insurance. Firemen arrived by auto and saved some contents. One horse perished. Believed set by a smoking tramp.
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Julia B. d&Ken
New York City
Bantam Road
Litchfield
Meriden Man Held on Assault With Intent to Kill
Jan Skiba of 58 Capitol Avenue is detained on a technical charge after allegedly shooting his wife in the right thigh with a 22 caliber revolver on Saturday evening. Police report the incident occurred in Meriden on June 15.
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Court Denies Thaw's Appeal Bail Request
Washington June 15 The supreme court denied Harry K Thaw's petition to be admitted to bail pending the outcome of his appeal on a writ of habeas corpus.
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The
Supreme Court Today
Harry K. Thaw
Taft on constitutional change without recalls
Taft argued that when the people seek change opposed by the supreme court they can achieve it through constitutional amendment if enough citizens support it, avoiding the need to recall judicial decisions.
Dutch Commander Killed in Durazzo Assault
Rome reports Major Thomson, Dutch commander of the Albanian gendarmerie, killed directing defense during a rebel attack on Durazzo. The assault began at dawn in three places as international marines were limited to protecting the palace and legations. Officials warn the fighting could trigger a new Balkan war amid Greek Turkish tensions.
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Auto And Milk Wagon Collision In Watertown
One man dies from injuries after a crash between an automobile owned by Catcher Chet Thomas and a milk wagon. A second man is fatally injured, two others hospitalized seriously. Chauffeur Nicholas Twigg, 27, of Brighton, drove the car without Thomas' knowledge. Thomas died five hours after the accident at Hast Watertown Relief hospital from concussion of the brain.
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Red Sox
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Maritime News From New York June 15
No steamers sailing today. Vessels due to arrive include Pannonia from Gibraltar June 3 Laplan from Antwerp June 6 Minnetonka from London June 6 California from Glasgow June 6 Le Coq from Bordeaux May 31 Triton from Rotterdam May 30 Rochambeau from Havre June 6.
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Mediation Fages Crucial Point in Mexico Crisis
Niagara Falls dispatch reports the mediation talks over Mexico's provisional government reaching a pivotal moment. American delegates insist the provisional presidency be held by constitutionalists, while Huerta loyalists push alternatives. Aimed at forming a cross faction election commission to oversee the forthcoming vote.
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Judge Parker Lampoons Roosey in Yale Address
New Haven June 15 Judge Alton B Parker delivers a fiery critique of President Roosevelt in a Yale Law School speech to the graduating class. He warns against unilateral action and urges vigilance to defend constitutional rights and liberty, calling for citizens to uphold law over expediency.
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Starve Out the Americans Threat Declares Mexican General
Vera Cruz June 15. General Navarette orders Mexican officers west of Vera Cruz to prevent cattle and food reaching American lines. Any native who disobeys to be hanged. Officials warn blockade could force General Funston to rely on sea supplies. Huerta may flee to Manzanillo if forced from Mexico City as troops try to keep the capital Manzanillo rail link open. Soldiers redeploy to Guadalajara to shield it from rebels.
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Body Identified in Chelsea Murder Case
The body found under the steps at 180 Arlington street Chelsea has been identified by two men as Thomas Demistroft a Bulgarian from Watertown missing since March. Police believe the murderer escaped to Europe.
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Yale Bowl Sundays Work Stopped. Completion Ahead
New Haven June 15 Yale committee member David Daggett said no work has taken place on Sundays at the Yale bowl except for the first three Sundays last year. He expects the second contract to be awarded soon and the bowl completed in time for the Yale Harvard football game next fall. Contributions to the fund have continued, though more money is needed.
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David Daggett
Yale
Daggett
Natera Reports Quick Gain in Zacatecas Campaign
Gen Natera says his constitutionalist forces have captured Guadalupe Mercedes and Grillo villages within 24 hours near Torreon Mich after four days of fighting. He reports light losses for his side but heavy federal casualties and many guns captured. Final assault on Zacatecas awaits Villa with heavy artillery.
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Villa
Maine voters cast ballots in party nominations
In Portland on June 15 voters went to the polls to nominate candidates for governor, auditor, congress, the legislature and county offices for the biennial election. The Republican, Democratic and Socialist parties held contests, while the Progressive and Prohibition parties have already made nominations at their conventions.
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Portland
Congress
Mexican delegates face US pressure at conference
The Mexican delegates refuse to concede to the uncompromising US stance as mediation stalls. They fear abdication or revolution as US power presses forward, with ambassador Noon slated for Yale as talks suspend for three days and a Friday decision looms on whether to stay to seek terms or leave and face the guns.
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Noon
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Harvard
Roosevelt Luncheon Held in London Honor
In London on June 15 Sir Edward Grey hosted a luncheon in honor of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Among the guests was Walter H. Page the American ambassador.
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Reduction in Help Across Beoster Maine Railroad
Boston June 15 A wholesale reduction in help on the Beoster Maine railroad in years takes effect Monday with 15 percent of the working force to be dropped. The order was sent to superintendents of all divisions requesting plans to cover the work and specify what will go undone when the reduction becomes effective.
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Rious
Yale Harvard Game Opens Series In New Haven
Harvard's varsity baseball team left Boston for New Haven to begin its Yale series with a practice session in the afternoon and an overnight stay in Morris. The return game is slated for Soldiers' Field Wednesday afternoon, with a possible second game at Fenway Park next Saturday at noon.
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