Allin air at Albany as reapportionment clash stalls session
Albany June 9 The Legislature faces possible continued sitting or adjournment delay as Speaker Wadsworth and Senator Tully clash over the Senate reapportionment plan. A deadlock risks further political maneuvering, with caucus shifts and potential arbitration by the Governor. Both sides vow to sit tight and fight, while bills on insurance, elections, and state reforms await action.
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Tribune
Albeny
Eill
Wadeworth
Tully
Senate
Wadsworth
Tidly
Warsworth
Conference Committee
Assembly
Tom
Sherman Moreland
Steuben Chemung
Ker Wadsworth
Hughes
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Herbert Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
McGowan
Mrty
Raines
Agnew Duell
New York
Bronx
Poelxer
Board of Estimate
Newark City
Let
Merritt
Armstrong
New York City
Riverside Park
Fulton Monument
York
Brooklyn Bridge
Assembly Senate
McMarren
Etniing Fund Commissioners
Owens
Board of Estimate of
New Dick City
New York Central Railroad
Arona
Lee—_awhey
Puller
State Water Supply Commission
Prentice
Senior Saxe
Dowling
Jo Eee
New Yor
Jmrsed
Conklin
Board of Aldermen
Way Brien
Robinson
Wei Assembly
French Wine Strikers Rally In Massive Montpellier Demonstration
A June 9 gathering of 400000 to 600000 wine growers in Montpellier and Perpignan signals a civil strike to protest wine adulteration. Marcelin Albert calls for united action while Narbonne officials resign. thousands travel by rail to join marches. women form a notable presence as banners, coffins, and guillotines appear in the procession. Algiers wine growers add their support in a 55000-strong meeting uniting with southern France’s movement.
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Montpellier
Perpignan
Marcelin Albert
Narbonne
Algiers
France
Cabrera's Firm Rule Keeps Guatemala City Quiet
Large troops guard the capital as extraordinary nightly precautions aim to preserve order. Most sentenced for assassination attempts belong to the republic’s elite, provoking business gloom during a pending Court of Appeals decision on sentences, with a Spaniard protest at the Spanish Legation and a strong army ready to maintain stability.
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
Court of Appeals
Legation
Ricardo Trigueros
Guatemala
Two Cubans Arrested at Naples on Theft Charge
Naples reports on June 9 that José Sanche and his wife Maria were arrested on arrival of the Lazio from New York at the Cuban authorities request. Sanche faces theft charges from a Havana gas company. Luggage contained SLO and $170,000, his wife had $40,000 and bonds worth $20,000. They offered no explanation.
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Naples
New York
José Sanche
Maria
Sanche
Cuba
Havana
Sanche Slo
Sefora Sanche
Mysterious Shooting Reported at Governor General Palace
Odessa May 21 AP: a shooting during a daily band concert near the Governor General Kaulbars palace sparked a panic as troops and police cordoned the area. A recruit allegedly wounded himself to avoid service, while another sentry accidentally fired.Witnesses claim a man tried to reach the palace roof.
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Associated Press
Odessa
Governor General's Palace
Kaulbars
Holy Duke Yen Backs Liberal Reform in Beijing Conflicts
Peking dispatch reports the Holy Duke Yen, a direct Confucius descendant, backing liberal reform. He opposes the government plan to build a memorial college at Confucius birthplace Shan-Tung, proposing modern foreign learning and sciences be included alongside classics. Count Otani of Japan also visits the Emperor, promoting Buddhist reform and science, traveling with his wife.
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Peking
Yen
Confucius
Shan-Tung
Lving
Count Otani
Japan
China
Stamp Out Plague in Trinidad Seeks Serum Supplies
Port of Spain June 9 government acts to stamp out bubonic plague sending dispatches to New York for large serum supplies. Two deaths reported, both negro children, as authorities mobilize control measures.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
New York
America at The Hague to Take Important Part
Washington reports on the eve of the Hague Conference that the United States helped spark the second gathering and will push for expanded arbitration powers at The Hague. Delegates aim to broaden the permanent court's remit, advance rules of war, and limit naval measures while supporting neutral rights and a timely declaration of war.
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Washington
America
Interparliamentary Union
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Hague
United States
Japan
Spain
Russia
Red Cross Work in East Conference Opens in London
The eighth international Red Cross conference begins in London under Lord Roberts for five days with delegates from major powers and many minor states. U S representatives include Surgeon General O Reilly and Medical Director Wise. Russian and Japanese delegates will address wartime Red Cross activities and Geneva convention issues.
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London
Lord Roberts
Red Cross Societies
United States
Robert M. O'Reilly
John C. Wise
Willam Cary Sanger
Mabel T. Boardman
Ernest P. Bicknell
American Red Cross
Bicknell
Red Cross
San Francisco
St. Petersburg
International Committee
Germany
France
Great Britain
Congo Society
Hungary
Italy
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Chemulpo
Geneva
Zemstvos
Lord Rothschild
Marchioness of
Berlin
America pushes for arms talks and debt arbitration
Secretary Root signals American delegates will press for armament limitations and optional Drago debt discussions at the second conference. The plan emphasizes arbitration over coercion, hoping to curb creditor exploitation while guiding great powers toward peace and self restraint.
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America
Europe
Root
Montagnini Case at the Hague Conference
Vatican circles report the expulsion of Monsignor Montagnini, secretary of the Papal Nunciature in Paris, may be raised at the Hague conference by a smaller Catholic power.
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Rome
Vatican
Monsignor Montagnini
Paris
Soldiers Loot Persian City at Kermanshah
Teheran June 9 serious disorders flare at Kermanshah over election disputes. Two factions split, governor backed by one side. About two thousand supporters seek refuge in the British Consulate as soldiers loot the town. Several hundred Cossacks depart for Kermanshah.
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Teheran
Kermanshah
Luna Park Baseball Series Opens With Umpire Thompson
Frederic Thompson will umpire a game between The Trip to the Moon and The Brownie Theatre employees at Luna Park. This first in a planned series of games among Luna Park attraction crews highlights a weekend attendance noted as the greatest of the season.
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Frederic Thompson
Thompson
Luna Park
Sunday target practice and navy promotions noted
Washington reports on Sunday target practice rules for military and naval reservations and the Army and Navy departments plan to permit ranges on Sundays with local authorization. It covers deserter reward disputes, distinguishing desertion from absence without leave, and describes upcoming changes in naval leadership including Cameron Winslow and Mulligan assignments and the shifting of duties within the bureau of navigation.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
War and Navy Departments
War Department
New York
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Cameron McR. Winslow
United States
Charleston
Charles J. Badger
Brownson
Naval Academy
R. F. Nicholson
Nicholson
Winslow
Richard T. Mulligan
Yorks Town
Naval Examining Board
Mare Island
Cal
General Drain backs rifle practice at Camp Perry range
General James A Drain reports from Washington after inspecting the new Camp Perry rifle range with General Hail. He praises the facility as the finest in the country and urges more citizen support for rifle practice, noting Canada and Britain set large funding examples.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
James A. Drain
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hail
General Crain
National Rifle Association
General Drain
Roosevelt
Root
Taft
Bell
Crozier
William Waldorf Astor
British Rule Association
Canada
Dominion
Retired List Created for Philippine Constabulary
Washington reports the Philippines Commission enacted a law creating a retired list for officers and enlisted men with twenty years or more service. Retired pay ranges up to 75 percent of active pay, at 2 percent per year after twenty, starting from 50 percent at twenty years, funded from active pay deductions. The act takes effect July 1.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
The
Philippines Commission
Philippine Constabulary
Constabulary
Municipal lighting given up in Indiana towns
The municipal lighting plants in Alexandria and Fairmount have been sold to the Central Indiana Lighting Company. The buyer assumed all outstanding bonds and floating debts. Public service had been costly and unsatisfactory under local control, drawing taxpayer complaints.
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the Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
Fairmount
Central Indiana Lighting Company
Talk of tenements debate in West Side YMCA forum
A three round exchange featured Professor William B. Guthrie and Alexander F. Irvine on tenement housing and public ownership. Irvine argued for municipal and social ownership while Guthrie warned of graft under public control, praising private competition. Next Sunday Dr. Hervey will debate William George Jordan on college training.
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West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
William B. Guthrie
College of the City of New York
Alexander F. Irvine
Guthrie
Irvine
Mr. Irvine
Trinity Corporation
Oxford
Walter L. Hervey
William George Jordan
Six Scalded in Bath on Liner Arconia
Six male steerage passengers on the Russian East Asiatic Line steamer Arconia, arriving from Rotterdam and Libau, were badly burned Friday night while bathing. The steam thermostat failed, enveloping them in scalding vapor. They were moved to a hospital, and the ship’s surgeon said recovery is likely. Immigrants nearby assisted but were smothered by steam.
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Arconia
Rotterdam
Libau
Nearly Escaped Harlem Prison by Detective Walter Diskin
Detective Walter Diskin, living at No 1 West 57th Street, narrowly escaped Harlem prison after appearing before Magistrate Steinert on a concealed revolver charge. Arrested Saturday, he bolted from Patrolman Ringersen in a narrow stair hall, leaped to the street, fled toward Third Avenue, with the officer firing twice as Diskin sped through 120th Street and was eventually overtaken.
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Walter Diskin
No. 1
West Sth Street
Harlem
Steinert
Diskin
Ringersen
Ringeisen
Lift Street
Third Avenue
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