Kaiser Wilhelm I Collides in Thick Fog Off English Channel
In dense fog near the Needles the Kaiser Wilhelm II, with about 1,000 passengers, collided with the grain steamer Incemore. The larger liner sported a waterline gash but remained afloat and headed to Southampton for repairs while the Incemore sustained a bow damage and reached port in a sinking condition. Officials consider transferring passengers to the Imperator.
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Supreme Court Upholds Eugenic Marriage Law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a eugenic marriage law written to require male applicants for marriage licenses to undergo medical examination. The court rejected claims of discrimination, saying classification is proper when the mass of cases fit the law. Alfred A. Peterson of Milwaukee could not obtain a license due to lack of a medical certificate.
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German Ambassador Escapes Shot in Champaign Incident
Count Johann von Bernstorff narrowly escaped injury when Michael Murphy a nonuniform special policeman fired at the ambassador’s car in Champaign Illinois en route to the University of Illinois address. Murphy was arrested and his commission revoked as university officials condemn the act and seek no state apology.
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Chicago
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Paterson Boards of Trade Bury Giant Hammer Symbol of Boost Effort
In Paterson New Jersey a crowd witnessed the hoard of trade bury a thirty foot wooden hammer symbolizing a campaign to boost the city. Dummies labeled Chronic knockers were buried with the hammer and a procession marched through the business district. Edward F. Trefz spoke at a public meeting stressing community spirit and business leadership to make Paterson the best city.
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Board of Trade
Visitor Stirs Lafayette Commencement as Ex-Faculty Member Attends
George H. Stephens, a former Lafayette College ethics chair and Pardee Hall arsonist, attended the June commencement in Easton. Officers watched him closely. after the exercises he was placed on a train and sent west following a court order violation. Ninety graduates were present.
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Roosevelt Out of Full Campaign for Several Months
Col Theodore Roosevelt’s throat condition will prevent him from campaigning in the U S fall elections and requires months of rest. After consulting Sir St Clair Thomson he said vocal strain and a recent fever have left his larynx in bad shape. He will not speak daily or at outdoor events and will avoid politics until his return. The voyage on the Imperator begins tomorrow and he plans no politics during quarantine.
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The Faithful Dog Portrait by A Roeseler in The Times
The artist A Roeseler has painted one of the best dog pictures, to be reproduced by The Times in rotogravure. The image will appear in next Sunday's Times, offering a new print process for dog lovers.
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Bank failure looms as Lorimer Munday face prosecutions
Chicago officials announce criminal proceedings against William Lorimer and Charles Munday over a La Salle Street Bank collapse. Harkin lists loans totaling about 1.6 million dollars to firms tied to Lorimer and associates, with evidence of up to 2.7 million dollars in losses and 800 thousand in transit funds. A receiver will be appointed to investigate and recover assets, while a separate suit seeks accounting and possible remedies.
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Cook County Superior Court
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Mexican Delegation Publishes Memorandum On Mexican American Talks
Special to The New York Times Niagara Falls Ontario June 17 The Mexican delegation issued a statement to the public laying out the substance of a memorandum explaining their rejection of the American plan for a neutral provisional government in Mexico The memo argues that a revolutionary provisional administration would corrupt elections and provoke hostility toward Mexico and the United States It accuses Washington of pressuring for a constitutionalist provisional president and warns that such an arrangement would be seen as foreign intervention Carranza would be elected only under a neutral government and would command respect, whereas a forced victory under a rebel regime would be tainted by fraud or violence The memorandum notes two other points not yet public property.
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Roosevelt Sidelined by Larynx Ailment After Brazilian Trip
London reports Col Theodore Roosevelt suffers larynx trouble from his arduous Brazilian journey. Doctors advise against public speaking for months, forcing him to withdraw from US campaign oratory. Roosevelt met with Sir St Clair Thomson and later had breakfast with London church and academic figures before touring the National Gallery.
Blow to Moose Leaders
National Progressive Party executive chairman George W. Perkins was informed at his Riverdale home last night of Col. Roosevelt's statement endorsing deference to the specialist's advice.
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Representative Roberts Proposes Bureau of Psychology
Representative Roberts of Nevada introduced a resolution to authorize Secretary Redfield to create a Bureau of Psychology in the Commerce Department for research into business depressions past present and future. The measure would establish a Washington bureau with a $2000 appropriation for the current fiscal year ending June 30 and was referred to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee by Bennett Clark.
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Rebels Urge Carranza Villa to Settle Quarrel
In El Paso a group of Mexicans from Carranza and Villa factions urged the leaders to desist from actions that could ruin constitutionalist prospects. The move followed reports of arms shipments and tensions over Tampico munitions, with Consul Thomas Edwards sending a clarifying note to Washington.
Carranza Told to Yield by U S Allies
Washington dispatch reports officials fearing a breach between Gen. Carranza and General Continued on Page 2. Generals told Carranza he must yield after a day of mounting tensions and uncertainty in the crisis.
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Mexican peace talks falter as delegates clash over neutral government
Niagara Falls Ontario June 11 The Mexican and American delegates in the Buffalo negotiations clash over a neutral provisional government to oversee elections The Mexican party says such a move would bias the vote and prefers elections conducted by a neutral authority Officials report the talks have reached a delicate impasse with no clear path to settlement The U S negotiators await the White House response to their 2000 word report and the evolving Villa Carranza split adds uncertainty
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