Caddies Strike At New Siwanoy Golf Club
At Mount Vernon June 7 caddies from the New Siwanoy Country Club protested for higher pay during the Bamberger trophy tournament. About 50 caddies halted play, armed with stones and sticks, forcing deputies and town police to remove them. the scene disrupted about 100 golfers before order was restored and the event continued.
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New York Times
Mount Vernon
N. Y
New Siwanoy Country Club
Sant Chester
Doyle
White Plains
Weisendanger
Golf Links
Scanton
East Chester
Greeks Denounce Carnegie Board Over Balkan Atrocities Report
Special to The New York Times the Greek Government denounces the Carnegie Foundation inquiry into Balkan war killings. Greek legation cites numerous Bulgarian crimes in Nigrita Deiran Serres and other towns and accuses the commission of bias and misrepresentation.
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New York Times
Washington
Carnegie Peace
Dation
Grecian
Foreign Office
Cuapresste Commission
Alexander Vouros
Carnegie
United States
Eleanor
Bulgaria
Balkans
Vouros
Legation
Nigrita
Deiran
Citimat
Deian
Foundation
Trapman
London
Bays
Max Harden
Die Zukunft
Berlin
Zaitsar
Knaievats
Negrotin
Radosrevats
Georges Zlatcos
Paris
Italy
Austria
Salonika
Carnegie Foundation
Commission
New York City
Queen Eleanor
New York
Ferdinand of
America
Servator
Carnegie Commission
Sotlic
Delof
Dimitries
Melenic
Greece
Grenfell & Co Suspends Its Canadian Agency Affiliated Firm
The Canadian Agency Limited and Grenfell & Co suspended payments. Arthur M. Grenfell, chairman, said the suspension was independent of earlier troubles at the Canadian Agency. Liabilities mainly affect banks and financial houses. stock market impact expected to be limited.
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New York Times
London
Limited
Arthur M. Grenfell i
Cairman
Phaplin, Milne
Grenfell & Co
Stock Exchange
Arthur M. Grenfell
R. N. Grenfell
Dp. C. Newton
Ponsonby
J. S .P. Samborn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Paris
New York
Canada
Montreal
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Calgary
Alberta Land Company
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway
Algoma Central Terminals
Algoma Eastern Railway
Algoma Steel Corporation
Lake Superior Corporation
Lake Superior Paper Company
Southern Alberta Land Company
South Winnipeg, Limited
Western Canada Land Company
Western Canada Mortgage Company
Daily Mail
Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell & Co
London Times
Tesus
Bernhardt Surrenders Rights to L Aiglon Film
Paris, June 7. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt rejects Rostand's offer to waive film rights to L Aiglon. He relinquishes 12 percent of profits after expenses paid to Hertz and Coquelin, estimated around £8000. She notes eight years wait for Princess Lointaine and vows she can no longer supply "blue lilies" to her poet.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Rostand
l'Atzion
Hertz and Coquelin
Hertz
Lointaine
Maitre Clunet
France Faces Premier Crisis as Ribot Considered
Paris reports a cabinet crisis as President Poincaré fails to name a premier. After Deschanel Delcassé and Dupuy declined, M Ribot is invited to form a government, with Radicals likely to oppose a conservative lineup and a fragile majority.
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Cminla
Esi- Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Etienne Clémentel
Gaston Doumergue
M. Poincaré
Fel « Ribot
Poincaré
M. Ribot
Ribot
German effort to sway foreign press through export syndicate
Berlin reports Deutsche Export Revue details a three year plan by the German government and major industry to fund a foreign news service. Contributors of 250 each from key firms finance the venture while the Foreign Office adds 62500. The syndicate aims to counter anti German coverage and extend a global news network through embassies and consulates.
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New York Times
Berlin
Deutsche Export Revue
Gerlaunch
Germany
Herr von Borsig
Deutsche Bank
Foreign Office
Export Revue
Balloon Explosion Wounds Sixty at French Fair
A balloon at the Sezanne annual fair rose briefly before being blown into a tree by a gust. The torn envelope released gas causing an explosion, injuring about sixty bystanders and damaging fair booths. several of the injured were seriously hurt.
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Sezanne
France
Panama Counterfeiters Rounded Up
Local police in Panama seize a Jamaican counterfeit ring including dies and molds. The group flooded shops with false coins of small denomination.
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Panama
NEW York Times
Python Kills Pet Dog at Luna Park Exhibit
Mr and Mrs Franz Artuza of Bremen Germany visiting Luna Park at Coney Island see a 24 foot python. While a lecture about the gila monster unfolds the snake bites and kills a French poodle held by Mrs Artuza. The owner compensates the dog’s value.
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Franz Artuza
Bremen
Germany
Shelburne
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Stake House
Luna Park
Snake House
Dancers Panic After Man Is Killed At Staten Island Pavilion
A fatal plunge on the Morris's Dancing Pavilion boardwalk left Armon Decker dead after being knocked down during a dance at South Beach Staten Island yesterday. Proprietor John Morris was arrested on homicide charges as chaos caused screams and fainting among attendees.
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Morris
South Beach
Staten Island
Armon Decker
Elm Park
John Morris
Samuel Levine
East 113Th Street
Slefferan
North Beach
Levine
May Hyler
East Seventieth Street
Ile
Post
Teeven
Astoria
Scully
Edward
Kiely
North Fifth Street
Woodside
Miss Fuller
Lightning kills two boys in Canastota as storm hits region
In Canastota two Doyle brothers aged 15 and 16 were killed when lightning struck a tree they sheltered under during a summer storm. A separate Canastota incident left two other youths unconscious. Nearby in Binghamton, Fred Smith, 5, was killed and Susan Jenks seriously injured by lightning while sheltered during canoeing on the Susquehanna River. Milas Jenks remains in critical condition.
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Utica
N. Y
Canastota
St. Johnaville
Gerald
Clifford Doyle
Binghamton
N. Yy
Fred Smith
Susan Jenks
Lestershire
Susquehanna River
Milas Jenks
Wilson Veto Deemed Key by Jewish Fraternity Leaders
Judge Leon Sanders of New York, grand master of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham, says 200000 members will await President Wilson’s veto if the Burnett Dillingham immigration bill reaches the Senate. He spoke at the opening of the order’s 28th convention in Atlantic City asserting the rights of their people must be protected.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Leon Sanders
New York
Independent
Order of Brith Abraham
Wilson
Burnett-Dillingham
Senate
Sanders
All Prices Reduced for Immediate Truck Stock Closeout
June 1 sale drives clearance of second-hand trucks from Garford to GMC including 2 to 5 ton models. Also smaller wagons Autocar Chase Overland offered. several 3 ton Garfords used by the N Y Mail Co last 8 months rebuilt and guaranteed.
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Alco
Universal
G. M. C. Gramm
Autocar
Chase
Overland
N. Y. Mail Co
Queen Carmen Sylva Writes opera libretto in Vienna
Vienna audiences welcomed the operatic event of the night as the German rhymed libretto for Marioara, adapted from a Romanian fairy tale, was created by Carmen Sylva Queen of Romania. Music by Cosmovici and Schmeidler drew praise from a full house.
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NEW York Times
Vienna
Marioara
Carmen Sylva
Rumania
Cosmovici
Two Killed and Rioting in Ancona Italy
In Ancona Italy two anarchists were killed and several wounded as rioting erupted during a national fete celebration. Seventeen Carabineers were severely hurt after anarchists hurled stones and missiles while attempting to break up the event.
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Italy
Ancona
Empress of Ireland wreck bodies still trapped in hull
The Empress of Ireland disaster site near Rimouski Quebec sees divers and a Canadian Pacific team led by George Weather spoon prepare to recover bodies. Four additional buoys to mark the wreck, divers to descend from rafts, and searches on the coast patrol show no bodies ashore yet among items found.
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New York Times
Rimouski
Quebec
Aume v. Dives
George Weatherspoon
Maine
Havana Harbor
Walsh
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Fire damages multiple Pittsfield blocks causing six-figure loss
A fire that began in the North Burns block on North Street spread to the North Union South Burns and Yon blocks in Pittsfield Mass. Early today the blaze caused more than 150000 dollars in damage with smoke and water affecting nearby buildings.
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Pittsfield
Mass
North Street
North Union
South Burns
Yon
Suffrage Leaders Plan Newport Conference This Summer
Suffrage leaders will meet July 8 at Marble House Newport to coordinate support for two congressional bills. College girls join campaigns with Doria Stevens and Mary Doyle Brennan directing educational outreach in Newport Atlantic City and other resorts.
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Washington
United States
National Suffage Association
Doria Stevens
Congressional Union
Newport
Mary Doyle Brennan
Atlantic City
Supreme Court Sits With Dozens of Opinions Expected
Washington June 7 The Supreme Court is poised to announce more than twenty opinions tomorrow in what will be one of the final days of its current term. Major rate and anti trust cases may be decided and motions from year end proceedings will be filed. Harry K Thaw extradition case docketing sparks potential request for release from custody. Other appeals involve the Harvester Trust pipe line and Lumber Trust suits.
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Washington
Supreme Court Tomorow
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Holmes
Thaw
Hlampsire
Supreme Court
Harvester Trust
Pipe Jine
Lumber Trust
Fight on Crowded Coney Island Train Ends in Arrest
Robert Beyers, 3 years old, described as a clerk in Government service, was detained at Oak Street Station on a charge of assault after a fight aboard a Coney Island express train with merchant Paul W. Heller. Heller suffered dental loss and a black eye. Beyers had a cut hand treated by Dr. Marone. Authorities advised Heller to file his complaint in court.
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Coney Island
Robert Beyers
West Sixty-seventh Street
Oak Street
Paul W. Heller
West Ninety-fourth Street
Heller
Ele
Rogers
Brooklyn Bridge
Senate to press stronger Panama Canal rights amendment
Washington reports that a more sweeping clause to reserve U S control and sovereignty over the Panama Canal will be sought in the Senate this week. Republicans aim for plain language to avoid future quibbles, with Norris and Simmons amendments shaping negotiations against arbitration provisions.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Senate
Norris
Hoke Smith
Smith
Congress
House
O'Gorman
Filet Repeal
Oklahoma Senator ReportsBaltimore Convention Toll Repeal Support
Senator Go of Oklahoma cites Baltimore delegates at the convention showing strong backing for tolls repeal. Reported roll calls show wide support among large states and varied votes by Pennsylvanians and other groups.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Ulineis
New York
Tailoring Clothes From Honest Trade Not Charity
The passage contrasts steady, legitimate tailors with opportunistic clothiers who seek charity or sensational sales. It asserts year round, dependable workmanship, dismissing ties to misfortune or profit from others' hardships, and emphasizes consistent, self supporting creation of clothing.
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Canadian Agency, Ltd., of
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L’aiglon
Caillaux
Python
Rith Abraham Convention
Garford
St. & Broadway
Queen AS Librettist
Jewarr's
Newport— College
Merchant
Ugs
Pute
Hague
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Pier 18
No. River
Murray St
Boston
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
North Side
India Wharf
Passenger Traffic Dept
Pier
North River
Eastern Steamship
Zur
Baltimore
Altrusiir
Saks & Company
Broadway
34Th Street
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