Delights of Colorado Vacation Travel by Rail
An advertisement touts deluxe Mountain Limited service from Chicago to Denver Springs and Pueblo via Rock Island Lines. It promotes Colorado Flyer from St Louis and other fast trains with low fares from June 1 to September. Also mentions two guiding books and an Eastern agent in Leeway New York for trip planning.
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Chicago
Denver
Springs
Pueblo
Rock Island
St. Louis
Rockidan
Colorado
Cees
New York
N. Y
Hungarian Cabinet Plans to Resign After Court Verdict
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary’s cabinet will resign tomorrow after a court verdict in the Hbel action. Premier Lukacs was found to have accepted funds from the Bank of Hungary while contracts were underway, with the court deeming such acceptance improper for a minister. Desy’s charge labeled Lukacs the greatest Panamist in Europe.
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Vienna
Dr. Lukacs
Hbel
Desy
Bank of Hungary
Lukacs
Europe
France
Widespread Espionage Scandal Reported in Vienna
June 3 Vienna reports reveal a broad espionage system within the General Staff. The Zeit notes searches of officers’ homes, while the Yagespost says twenty officers face judicial probes, and authorities claim twenty spies, allegedly Russians, have been secretly arrested in Austrian towns.
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Vienna
Zeit
Yagespost
Decline in Berlin Market Driven by Canadian Pacific Shift
Berlin stocks fell today as Canadian Pacific movements in New York affected the Berlin market. Major German shares such as Deutsche Bank and Hamburg-Amerikanische Line dropped several points while government securities weakened. Gold imports via the Imperial Bank improved conditions as England supplied more bars from South Africa.
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Berlin
New York
Deutsche Bank
Imperial Bank
England
Germany
London
South Africa
Kropotkin Seeks Stay in Locarno Due to Health
Geneva reports Prince Kropotkin the Russian writer and revolutionist, expelled in 1881 for glorifying the murder of Czar Alexander II, has been allowed by the Federal Government to spend a few months at Locarno because of his failing health. Swiss friends urged his rescission, but he must apply in person and declined. he will return to London in a few days.
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Geneva
Prince Kropotkin
Switzerland
Alexander II
Locarno
Berne
London
New York
Croton
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rifles Seized in Belfast Amid Suspicious Shipments
The Belfast customs authorities seized twelve cases of rifles of modern manufacture landed by steamer from Manchester. The cases, directed to order and described as containing an electrical plant, appear sent to Belfast to provoke a seizure as a political joke or advertising stunt.
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London
the Chronicle
Belfast
Manchester
The
Chronicle
Mayor Gaynor Defends Police Reforms Amid Curran Report Fire
Mayor Gaynor attacks Curran Committee findings claiming the police force is improving. says six of nineteen inspectors remain, four aldermen are labeled as petty critics, and Waldo is unfairly attacked. Buckner asserts the report rests on sworn testimony and outlines graft complaints reviewed by investigators.
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Waldo
Curran Committee
Gaynor
Henry H. Curran
Ralph Folks
Fusion
Board of Aldermen
O. Grant Esterbrook
James Hamilton
Alderman Curran
Curran
Alderman Downing
Aldermanic Committee
Police Department
Emory. R. Buckner
Rex
Buckner
W. V. O’daniel
Bureau of Municipal Research
Manhattan
O’daniel
Herman Rosenthal
Lieut
Becker
Ker
Rose
Rder
Dowling
Tam
Buckner Addresses Republican Club in City Meeting
Emory R. Buckner, counsel to the Curran Aldermanic committee, was the chief speaker at a meeting of the Republican Club of the Fifteenth Assembly District held at 2,228 Broadway last night, urging a politics free stance.
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Emory R. Buckner
Curran
Republican Club
Fifteenth Assembly District
Broadway
Buckner Explains Police Corruption Questions at Dinner
Large meeting hall crowded as Lloyd D. Stryk er introduced. Buckner says Curran Committee’s 4,800 pages do not raise a political question. He cites corruption beyond twenty five or fifty in the Police Department and recalls letters and investigations involving Lieut. Becker, Sweeney, and Lieut. Duffy. Applause follows Buckner's remarks.
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Lloyd D. Stryker
Buckner
Curran Committee
Police
Rosenthal
Police Dear
Jack Rose
Becker
Lieut
Sweeney
Dennis Sweeney
Eighth Avenue
125Th Street
Benne
Gaynor
Duffy
Archbishop of York Warns Against Easing Divorce Laws
In London the Archbishop of York addressed the Mothers' Union urging preservation of marriage sanctity amid public opinion pressing for relaxed law. He warned that such moves would provoke disquiet in America, which had already begun relaxing its marriage standards.
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NEW York Times
London
Archbishop of
York
Mothers’ Union
America
Lloyd George American tour falls through
London report says Chancellor Lloyd George will not undertake an American tour announced for September. He is too busy and distrusts plans that resemble a showman's tour.
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London
Lloyd-George
W. J. Jones
Pittsburgh
French Form a Frisco Committee
Paris June 3 In order to watch the interests of French holders of the ponds of the Frisco and affiliated roads a defensive committee has been formed by the National Association of French Holders of Foreign Securities which has issued a notice requesting investors in France to communicate with its head office in Paris.
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Frisco
Marconi
New York Times
Paris
National Association of
France
Memoral to Expand Women Civil Service Roles
A memorial to Premier Asquith from distinguished men and women urges increasing women civil service hires, promotion of women clerks, entry to higher divisions, and appointments in departments handling women and children. It seeks eligibility for scientific posts and museum work, and the appointment of a woman to the Civil Service Commission.
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New York Times
London
Asquith
Norway Hails New Steamship Line Inauguration
In Christiania on June 3 the new Oslo to New York steamship service will start with the Kristianiafjord and Bergensfjord making the voyage from Christiania to Bergen. The launch will be marked by ceremonies in both cities with the King and cabinet members in attendance. The owners will get a state subvention of 268000 dollars, rising to 1608000 dollars later.
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New York Times
Christiania
Norway
New York
Storthing
Kristianiafjord
Bergen
Bergensfjord
Women seek right to study for solicitor posts
Englishwomen will have their claim to become solicitors argued in the Chancery Division tomorrow. Four women applied to attend the preliminary exam to qualify as solicitors, challenged after the Law Society refused on grounds of sex. Miss Bebb, daughter of the St David's College Lamperton principal, fronts the test case.
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London
Chancery
Law Society
Miss Bebb
St. David’s College, Lampeter
St. Hugh’s College
Oxford
Draft note on practical clothing description
The passage describes a garment with practical lining that speaks to comfort at first contact and ease of wear. It notes lapels that accommodate immediate use or linger toward a second impression, and characterizes its lines as sketchy rather than photographic and unfussy.
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He.e
Kropotkin
Ulster
Piti
Seizir
Geste
Bborew Usnenié
Usher
Messrs
Andrew Usher
King George V
S. Nicholas & CO
United States
Weber and Heilbroner
Borsalino
Weber On
Heilbroner
Stedded Pita Ave
Praef
U. S
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co
William Street
King and Cabinet
Memoper
Britannica
Wolemsanns
Univer- Meera Stree
West 32d Street
Saks & Company Broadway
34Th Street
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