Mission Conference Addressed by Bryan
William J. Bryan addressed the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh, arguing missionaries are less likely to cause trouble than money seekers. Mgr. Bonomelli of Cremona praised the gathering as a step toward Christian unity, while the Commission on Education urged revitalized missionary staffing and a nationalizing approach to religious teaching.
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Mgr.Bonomelli
Mar. Bonomelli
Silas McBee
New York
Commission On “ Education
Thom
India
Divers fail to find body of Porter Charlton in Lake Como search
Divers scoured Lake Como for the Charlton murder case but found no sign of Porter Charlton, though Mary Scott Castle Charlton's body was recovered earlier. The hunt continues under Italian government supervision with American officials seeking fresh clues while authorities vet theories and monitor Constantine Ispolatoff's custody. Ambassador Leishman reports no tangible lead yet.
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Washington
Porter Charlton
State Department
Mediation in Peru Ecuador peace talks falter reports indicate
Reports from Lima and Washington suggest the mutual disarmament plan for Peru and Ecuador may be stalling as Ecuador demands conditions before proceeding. Troop withdrawal from the frontier is underway, with both sides prepared to meet disarmament obligations under international mediation.
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Ecuador
Washington
State Department
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America
Brazil
Argentina
Kaiser Still Indoors at Potsdam with Knee Trouble
Kaiser Wilhelm II remains confined to the New Palace in Potsdam with a troublesome knee tendon issue blamed on saddle overexertion. Crown Prince Frederick William and Crown Princess join an auto trip to Kiel for yacht regatta duties. Troopers from yesterday’s cavalry maneuvers at Döberitz report inflamed limbs similar to the Kaiser’s condition.
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Germany
Frederick William
Kiel
Doeberitz
Bomb Kills Gendarme at Gordzisk Station
A bomb exploded at Gordzisk station on the Vienna Railroad near War saw killing one gendarme and mortally wounding four others while injuring their chief. The bomber was arrested and authorities hint at a link to Radom violence where Col. Wensiatski was slain.
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Poland
Gordzisk
Vienna
Radom
Wensiatski
Expulsion of 106 Jews from Kieff
In the continuation of actions against Jews living outside the Pale, 106 persons were expelled from Kieff. Thirty two were allowed to settle their affairs, while seventy three were expelled without notice and given passports to a specified destination.
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Pale
Keene on the Stand Says He's Ill and Reluctant to Testify
James R. Keene appeared at a bankruptcy hearing for Lathrop, Haskins & Co. and asked to defer due to illness. He disputed Popper & Sternbach’s stock transfers related to Hocking stock, acknowledged no 6000 shares were delivered, and expressed indignation over Popper’s actions and alleged liquidity concerns.
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Stanley W. Dexter
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Abram J. Elkus
Henry D. Hotchkiss
Popper & Sternbach
Hocking Stock Pool
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Justice for MacMaster in Colombia dispute
Washington reports the Colombian government will seek to prevent injustice against American Vice Consul MacMaster who was threatened with arrest after a Cartagena affray. Officials say a venue change was ordered to move the case to Santa Marta or Baranquilla due to local sentiment.
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Cartagena
State Department
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Baranquilla
Lords Conference Opens On Veto Legislation
In London on June 17 the government and opposition representatives opened a session on the House of Lords veto. The talks will be confidential and are described as untrammeled in scope after prior consultations between Prime Minister Asquith and Mr Balfour during the week.
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Balfour
Finlay wraps up Newfoundland fisheries case at The Hague
Notes of Foreign Affairs report Sir Robert B Finlay concluded his eight day speech outlining Britain's claims in the Newfoundland fisheries case before the Arbitration Tribunal. President Prof Heinrich Lammasch of Austria presided as tribunal head.
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