Crazy Corporal Kills Three Then Ends Life at Fort Des Moines
Corporal Lisle Crabtree of Troop B, Second Cavalry, opened fire after a dispute over a transfer. He wounded Captain Raymond and Sergeant Washburn before shooting himself. Raymond and Crabtree were rushed to care as officers fought to subdue him. Crabtree, from Tyrone Pennsylvania, may face court martial if he survives.
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United Press
Des Moines
Lisle Crabtree
Troop B
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
John Co. Raymond
Raymond
Crabtree
Washburn
Lush
Tyron
New York
Russians Send Troops Toward Urumiah Massacre Zone
Tabriz June 14 A detachment of Russian troops with machine guns left for Urumiah and east of it to confront the Shakhseven tribesmen blamed for massacres. Gen Snarsky requested reinforcements from the Cauca sus garrison as estimates say 5 000 to 6 000 natives have been slain.
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Tabriz
Urumiah
Snarsky
Caucasus
Snavsky
Repairs to First Methodist Church Undergo Renovation
Subscriptions totaling 500 dollars fund repairs to the First Methodist church. Work begins Wednesday with thorough cleaning and repairs throughout the building.
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First Methodist Church
Hair Fatality at Pleasant Hill: Mrs. Marshall Scalp Torn
A farming family near Pleasant Hill reports a severe accident in the wash house. Mrs. John L. Marshall suffered the complete tearing away of her scalp after her hair was drawn into an engine wheel. She remains conscious but critically injured, awaiting further hospital treatment.
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John Marshall
John L. Marshall
Pleasant Hill
Adele Case and Claus Spreckles marry doubt persists
Chicago June 14 Adele Case the music hall singer refused to admit engagement or marriage to Claus Spreckles son of John D Spreckles. She emphasized devotion to art over matrimony and avoided confirming plans while praising Spreckles as an artist and good-natured. She wants to prove her talent before marrying.
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United Press
Chicago
Adele Case
Spreckles
Claus Spreckles
Adele U Case
John D.spreckles
Miss Case
Belmont plans city wide campaign for suffrage in New York
Mrs Oliver H Belmont, a wealthy suffragist returning from England, proposes a district based, persistent campaign against anti suffragette candidates in New York City. She envisions a league of college graduates to speak in districts and educate women, with no pledges before elections.
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United Press
New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
England
New York City
United Press Manager Marries Newspaper Writer in London
Roy W. Howard general news manager of United Press wed Miss Margaret Rohe in St. George's London. Rohe, a New York newspaper and magazine writer, came to London on assignment two months ago. They plan to return to New York in late July. Rohe previously worked with the New York World Moving Telegraph and other papers.
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London
Roy W. Howard
United Press
St. George's
Margaret Rohe
New York
William Scott Executed in Auburn Electric Chair
William Scott who killed his mother Delia Scott near Chenango Lake was executed in the Auburn electric chair after two shocks. He was 24 and had shown signs of mental instability with guards and clergy present during the procedure.
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William Scott
United Press
Auburn
N. Y
Willam Scott
Delia Scott
Chenango Lake
Norwich
Scott
J. J. Hickey
Fifth bank joins China loan syndicate for Hankow rail
New York June 14 A fifth banking concern was admitted to the American group financing the Hankow Szechuen railway loan. J P Morgan & Co First National Bank City National Bank Kuhn Loeb & Co and International Banking Corporation will handle operations using International’s China agencies. Wall Street notes the change followed a protest by International manager J S Tait to the state department. The move aims to assure American interests in China while limiting German and British influence.
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New York
China
Hankow-Szechuen
J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
City National Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
International Banking Corporation
International
Wall Street
J. S. Tait
The
State Department
Tait
Washington
Secretary of State
Orient
Pacific Ocean
Department of State
Germany
England
National Charities and Correction conference discusses officers
A nine member special committee reviews officer nominations for the National Charities and Correction conference with a report expected to the general session. Possible president candidates include George L. Sebon, F. H. Niebecker, Graham Taylor, Homer Folks, and Francis H. McLean. Alexander Johnson will remain secretary and Edward Boyle treasurer.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Charities and Correction Conference
George L. Sebon
Louisville
F. H. Niebecker
Glen Mills
Graham Taylor
Chicago
Homer Folks
Francis H. MceLean
New York
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Edward Boyle
Galena Merrill
Owatanna, Minn
Stanley G. Griffith
Cold Water
Mich
Chas. Bertwell
Boston
J. E. West
Washington, D. C
C. E. Faulkner
Minneapolis
H. W. Charles
Topeka
Kan
Kate Bernard
Oklahoma
Emily Williamson
Elizabeth
N. J
Howard S. Braucher
Portland
Federal Bureau
Grant to Attend Golden Seal Convention as Delegate
A. P. Grant will depart this evening for Utica New York to attend the Golden Seal convention. He goes as delegate from local lodge No 204 of which he is secretary and treasurer. The convention opens at 10 o clock Tuesday morning and will run for three days.
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A. P. Grant
Utica
N. Y
Grant
Ureca Mill Men Decide 10 Stay in Gates
Ureca mill workers vote to keep ten staffers on site as gates remain closed. The decision follows negotiations over production shifts and labor costs with management.
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Ureca Mill
Amalgamated Labor Confirms Open Shop Debate
Amalgamated Association leaders in Pittsburg raise the possibility of a general strike if United States Steel moves to enforce open shop policy. Greer and Shenango mill workers weigh working non union after July 1 amid tensions over the American Tinplate company demand. Delegates from New Castle and Shenango prepare for a decision at the conference, with President McArdle urging opposition to the open shop.
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Amalgamated Association
Greer Tin Mill
American Tinplate Company
Shenango
Pittsburg
Shenango Mill
Greer Mill
P. J. McArdle
McArdle
Sharon
South Sharon
New Castle Tin Mill
Coliseum
Amalgamated
United States Steeel Corporation
Pride of
New Castle Mills
Pitsburg
Detroit
Mich
United States Steel Corporation
Morse Demands Justice Not Sympathy From Court
Charles W. Morse, confined in Tombs prison, sends a message to the United States circuit court of appeals insisting he seeks no mercy or sympathy. He asks only for justice, ready to serve a 15 year sentence if found guilty, as attorney Martin W. Littleton argues Morse was unjustly convicted and seeks a new trial.
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Scott
Court of Appeals
Hughes
United Press
New York
Charles Morse
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court
Tombs
Ice King
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Martin W. Littleton
Morse
Atlanta
Littleton
Bank of North America
Stimson
Tin Plate Workers' President Quits
At a meeting of the executive board of the International Protective Association of Tin Plate Workers of America in this city, the resignation of George Powell as president of the organization was presented. The board discussed the leadership transition and future steps for the union.
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George Powell
Wheeling
International Protective Association of Tin Plate Workers of America
Charles Sawyer
Tin Plate Workers’ Union
Powell Resigns as Association President After 12 Years
The Wheeling News notes Mr Powell, president since the group's 12 year formation, presented his resignation at the convention in May in Cleveland. He was re elected last May over Ben Teagarden of Martins Ferry. Secretary Charles Sawyer declined to discuss a successor.
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Wheeling News
Powell
Association
Cleveland
Ben Teagarden
Martins Ferry
Charles Sawyer
Pigeon Returns From Chicago in Rapid Flight 453 Miles
A homing pigeon owned by Charles Cartwright made the 453 mile trip from Chicago in remarkable time. Another Cartwright bird and one owned by Scott Moe Caslin were released in Chicago at 8 am Sunday. Cartwright’s bird arrived at 6 pm yesterday. McCaslin’s bird reached home at 6:30 am this morning.
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Charles Cartwright
Chicago
Mr. Cartwright
Scott Moe Caslin
Cartwright
Mr. McCaslin
Death Record for Several Local Residents
Death notices list John Oursler Hartsuff age 3 months and Maria Smith 86 in Union township. Also Jane Badger 77 in Butler county and Charles Williams in Mt. Oliver, Maria McCay 69 in McCaslin Pa. Frank Khoip of 5 Maple Street is named in the record.
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John Oursler Hartsuff
Maria Smith
Union Township
Jane Badger
Butler County
Charles Williams
Mt. Oliver
Maria McCay
McCaslin
Frank Khoip
Maple Street
B and C Strikers Claim Advantage
Striking machinists outside the Glenwood shops claim 60 new workers sent to break the strike have refused to work and returned home. They say the shops remain crippled and no striker has returned. Business Agent W H Shaw says the union has had to pay out funds to send men home and praises continued meeting attendance and progress at other points.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Glenwood
Pittsburg Dispatch
W. H. Shaw
The
Machinists’ Union
Fund Raised For Italian Mission At First M E Church
A quick collection at First M E church raised 150 for the Italian mission. G Stitzinger of Epworth church led the appeal and noted about 400 more was needed. Epworth last Sunday gave 100 for the same cause and other Methodist churches will contribute their shares.
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M. E
G. Stitzinger
Epworth Church
Street Car Strike Grips St Petersburg City
Street car employees in St. Petersburg walk out causing a total system tie up and widespread business disruption. Troops patrol streets guarding street car company property as workers demand higher wages.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Mrs Gould Struggles to Recall Many Details
Mrs Gould appears unable to remember several details in court today. The brief session focused on her memory challenges and the implications for the ongoing case.
Mrs Gould Details Living Costs and Court Testimony
New York June 14 Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould testifies in her separation suit. She describes buying Blue Gap farm for 38000 dollars mortgaging stocks to raise funds and recounts trips with Dustin Farnum in 1906. She cannot recall hotel room details and denies drinking pledges amid cross examination.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
DeLaney Nicoll
Nicoll
Atlantic City
Farnum
Miss Robison
Miss Sells
Marlborough- Blenheim Hotel
Mrs. Gould
Judgs Dowling
Mr. Farnum
Sells
Gould
Niagara
Judge Dowling
Eight of Fishing Schooner Crew Believed to Perish in Fog
Boston dispatch reports Captain Antone Silva of the Nettie Franklin says eight crewmen are missing after fog off Highland Light. Names listed include Tony Gaspe Frank Silva Antone Henry John Mallard and others.
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United Press
Boston
Antone Silva
Nettie Franklin
Highland Light
Tony Gaspe
Frank Silva
Antone Henry
John Mallard
Joachim Sergata
John F. Finmental
Domingues Feredor
Peternal
Silva
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Ffigers
John C. Raymond
Leslie Crabtree
Tyrone
Pennsylvania
Russia
Financiers
Ses
Sion At
Gates
Amalgamated Assn
U. S
Union of Tin Plate Workers of America
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Chas. W. Morse
TIN Plate Workers
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