04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Report notes anticipated wholesale arrests and forcible feeding plans with no cat and mouse releases. Emphasizes a crackdown approach affecting militants and related groups within Great Britain.
Veiled ministerial notes warn the suffrage movement faces drastic measures including mass arrests and force feeding. A militant woman attacked a Doré Gallery attendant with a hatchet in New Bond Street, injuring him while destroying paintings. She claimed suffragettes have been too ladylike and vowed to demand justice.
Fragmented items describe Mexican politics with Carranza, U S envoy, and arms issues tangled. Other notes mention a wine test, a common law marriage case, resignations, a Columbia commencement, and various political updates as a broad morning news digest.
A motorcycle ridden by Arthur Armstrong of New York crashed through the railing at the Pittsburgh Motordrome tonight. A spectator identified as Charles F. Margolf was killed and ten others were seriously injured including several women. Armstrong suffered multiple fractures.
Thirteen-year-old Immaculata Saputra was washing dishes when Michael Parisi entered jokingly waving a revolver. He shouted hurry or I will shoot. The pistol discharged, striking the girl in the temple. She was rushed to King's County Hospital and died. Police seek Parisi.
Rev J Albert Deojay of Mariner's Harbor Baptist Church Staten Island says a prayer asking God to remove stumbling blocks even if it requires first class funerals to advance the church work. He asserts the congregation is deeply divided with three factions and that resignations or reconciliation seem unlikely amid long standing feuds and allegations about leadership.
W W Duke son of J B of the American To was drowned this afternoon in a mountain creek about forty miles east of Salt Lake City just over the Wasatch summit. The car skidded and fell six feet into the water. Other members of the party were injured but escaped. Passengers named Joseph Baird J B CL Burt Sly Edward Whiteride and C.
In a 30 mile windward leeward duel on Long Island Sound Resolute defeats Gardner’s Vanitie by 11 seconds actual time with 2 minutes 80 seconds allowance. Crowds watch from ~50 yachts as both boats show speed in light to steady breeze. A third race was set for today as crews report improving sails and faster footwork.
Mrs Adele Scott telephoned Ocean City police to alert them to missing jewels valued at 35.00 dollars after dreaming of burglars Tuesday night. She claimed to have hidden the jewels in her husband's bathrobe and later told Detective Noble that it was all a mistake.
Officers at the New York Navy Yard rally behind Lieutenant Douglas after The Times exclusive on the Mayflower scandal and Secretary Daniels grape juice order. They blame a paymaster’s misconduct on high officials, defend Dug for risking his career, and expect intervention to save wine messes despite pressure from the President’s advisers. page 3 column 6 continued.
Washington June 3 A proposed territorial government bill for the Philippines would replace current control with a local legislature and Philippine Commission. Elections would create a Senate and House, with veto power still held by a governor general until self government is demonstrated. Independence would come when Filipinos prove capable, not on a fixed date.
A wire dispatch reports that Carranza and the Constitutionalists push for a provisional government chosen for its character and sympathy to safeguard their interests in the mediation at Niagara Falls. Wilson favors including Conists in talks, while Huerta’s position remains guarded as negotiations proceed.
The Constitutionalist junta head Zubaran in Washington received a mediators note with proposals for rebel participation. Carranza, in Durango, was asked to respond via a telegraph link set up last week. Huerta’s position and mediation terms dominate talks as Zubaran and Lind confer with Carranza and local counsel.
Washington reports Weston Burwell of this city and a companion, both believed American, were shot by Mexicans in the Tampa district about two weeks ago. Dispatches confirm the killings and bodies are being searched for. rumors that Burwell was executed as a spy are under investigation.
Mrs J J Brown of Denver, visiting Newport area, may run for Congress from the Denver district. She is being urged to run by a combination of Democratic and Progressive forces.
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