Japanese Strike Leaders to Face Trial in Hawaii
Fifteen Japanese detainees await preliminary hearings after arrests on charges of conspiracy to riot and plans to control the sugar industry. District Attorney W A Kinnery says evidence shows a secret committee and media campaign to mobilize labor and intimidate planters. Japanese Consul General Urena endorses prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Whitney
B Cy
Territorial District Court
Jarrett
A. J. Robinson
Wat Getail
William
Heriff Jarrett
A. Kinnery
Nippu
Pss
Senic Urena
Summer Nome Jewelry Robbed at Rockaway Estate
Jewelry valued at 24 000 dollars was stolen from Henry Oppenheimer's summer home in Rockaway Friday night. A Servant employed two months is suspected after a cook Mary Burns explained she saw the maid go to the bedroom where the jewels were kept. Police were told by Mr. Oppenheimer of the missing items and descriptions of several pieces including rings a scarf pin and a locket valued at various amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oppenheimer
Mott and
Sur Fer Rockaway
Spenheimer
Far Rockaway
Utes
Qrgenheimer
Thamonds
Vanderbilt Derby Triumph at Chantilly with Mecofol
The French Derby at Chantilly was won by Mecofol owned by W. K. Vanderbilt, defeating Union and Negofol’s stable, in a field of twenty-one. Overshadowed by strong American interest, the race covered one mile and a half with Made all the running to the stretch before Negofol’s line prevailed. Verdetun and Seasick II were among other contenders, while Mason Carnes’s entry failed to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Deschamp
Mr. Vaneerbit
Maintenon
Union
Vanderbilt
Tyr
Baron de Rothschild
Verdun
Ecus
Ibilt
Werbilt
Mason Carnes
See
Christiania
Eger of Paris and Antwerp Engaged to Open Education2i Season
Paris impresario Hammerstein engages Alice n. Tiers Syreno of the Paris Opera and Henriette Aifer, Antwerp contralto, to open at the Manhattan Opera House New York next season. He lists twenty seven principals for the season art program.
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Eger
Paris
Antwerp
St.Ossear Hammerstein
Alice N
Syreno
Paris Opera
Henriette Ai Afer
Fine
Manhattan Opera Hause
New York
Haemimerstein
Locntion
Gram Overa
Policeman Favors Benches in Parks for Couples
In a city exchange, Chief Patrie Thomas A. Metin urged leniency and proposed adding more park benches and shady spots for couples to sit and enjoy themselves, arguing private displays matter less than public comfort and safety. He suggested arresting troublemakers who disrupt public peace.
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The
Tribune
Sitsharee
Patrie Thomas A. Metin
Pitts- Marg
America
Tragic Fort Des Moines Troop B Firefight Ends in Death
At Fort Des Moines Corporal Lisle Crabtree fatally shot Captain John Raymond after dispute over leave. First Sergeant Washburn and Corporal Such were wounded as Crabtree also shot himself. Captain Raymond died from a neck injury. The officer was aged thirty eight and son of Brigadier General Charles W. Raymond.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lisle Crabtree
John ©. Raymond
United States Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
James H. Washburn
Elijah Such
Crabtree
Raymond
Des Moeines
Army
Washburn
Jabtree
Manidar
Charles W. Raymond
Engineers
Rivers and Harbors
New York
Robert Raymond
Pennsylvvvia
Joy ride crash injures public service worker in Ridgefield
Samuel Brown a Public Service wire inspector suffered serious injuries when a party of joy riders crashed into his bogey near Ridgefield. George Brewer seated in the tonneau was buried to the road and the driver did not realize a rider had left the car. The auto belonged to George Pew Brown who runs a garage in Passage. All party members face arrest as Brown is treated at home.
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the Tribune
George Pew
Brown
Narrow Ledge Mishap In Kent Automobiles Cars Wrecked
In Waterbury June 13 special U S revenue inspector M L Preston pursued illicit distilling on Narrow Ledge Road Kent. A tour bus rear wagon failed to back out causing a crash. A horse fell with a broken leg, one driver injured, several passengers unhurt. Wilbur Hardie hospitalized with a broken leg after another wreck on New Haven Turnpike.
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Tslegragh
Frilzne
Waterbury
Conn
M. L. Preston
United States Revenue
Narrow Ledge Road
Kent
Ques
Cate Atther
SB. Blenietm
Frank F. Trembley
Washington
Horse
Tates
Easter
Noble
Williams Pridge
Edward F. Marryett
Wreck on I oiled road injures two Princeton students
Frederick Godwin and Henry Jones, Princeton students from Reston Long Island, were badly bruised when a runabout skidded on a recently oiled road near Albert son’s pond two miles from town. The car struck a fence, wrecking the vehicle and leaving the occupants soaked but not seriously injured.
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Reston
Longsland
Frederick Godwin
William Cullen Bryant
Henry Jones
Prooklin
Albertson's Pond
Godwin
Princeton
Roslin
Perry
Jones
Autoist May Lose Foot In New Jersey Crash
Fed Bank New Jersey June 13 Harry Hawkins a real estate dealer here was badly hurt in an auto accident. He tried a new machine and swerved into a gutter hitting a telephone pole. The car wrecked and Hawkins was thrown out. one ankle bone crushed and surgery feared possibly amputation.
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Fed Bank
Harry Hawkins
Mutiny in Davao and Kennedy Illness on Lapland
The report describes a mutiny by part of the second company of native constabulary at Davao Mindanao on June 6. After a two hour fight, mutineers were repelled as loyal troops aided by Americans, with casualties and pursuit ongoing. Separately Mrs. W Burns Kennedy, a Christian Scientist lecturer, fell gravely ill on the Lapland from Antwerp. a secretive welfare effort and later improvement followed as relatives arranged care in New York City.
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Manila
Davao
Mindanao
Libbey
Mapi
Walker
Matt
Harry Ho Randhelta
Thiel
Mutar Coastat
Are Nite Tal Forbes
Day
Pampanga
Willuem Kua Vatl
Sid
W. Burns Kennedy
Red Star
Lapland
Antwerp
Meeker
Kennedy
No 3S
Central Park West
Twelve Turkish Battalions Repulse Albanian Attack
A Athens dispatch reports in Northern Albania ten thousand Albanians clashed with twelve Turkish battalions at Djokovitch. Turkish artillery fire repulsed the Albanians and twelve additional Turkish battalions were sent to the troubled area amid broader Albanian unrest during the Young Turk era.
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Uskup
Turkey
Djokovitch
Albania
Twelve Addi
Bedlam on Beach AR Delinquent Boys Arrested After Car Rampage
Two Italian youths aged fifteen and sixteen boarded a Flatbush avenue surface car at Bergen Beach and caused a disorder on the run to Prookivn Bridge. They attacked the conductor Clarence Flagg and frightened women passengers. A bridge patrol helped capture them and they were taken to Oak Street station and sent to the Children’s Society.
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Park Row
Prookivn Bridge
Flatbush Avenue
Bergen Beach
Bridge
Pearl Street
Andrew Barberi
City Hall Place
Childrens Society
Locomotive Jumps Off Track Near Woodside Junction
An accommodation train of two passenger coaches and a combination smoking car derailed at Woodside Junction on the North Shore division of the Long Island Railroad last night. The engine and fireman escaped moments before the locomotive toppled. about seventy five passengers were aboard. Traffic was halted for hours while a special train ferried passengers to safety.
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Long Island City
Woodside Junction
North Shore
Long Island
William Reynolds
Giant mushroom found near Pittsburg weighs over 40 pounds
In Millvale six miles from Pittsburg a mushroom reportedly weighing more than 40 pounds was found by Ir. Allen J. Willetts. The polyporous edible specimen measured about 32 inches across and 2 inches thick, prompting Carnegie Institute to coordinate verification and expert reports from Dr. W. J. Holland and others.
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Irty Teterrants
Pittsburg
Pitesbureg
Millvale
Allen J. Willetts
Carnegie Institute
Enance
W. J. Holland
Institute
Willets
Willetts
Holland
Europe
River transport study tests water and rail haul
Pittsburg reports United States Steel Corporation begins a test comparing water and rail shipment values. A model barge carries one hundred carloads of steel pipe to New Orleans, with careful inspection for damage on arrival. Water routes are claimed to reduce breakage versus rail.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
South
New Orleans
Prosecution Launched Against Cardinal Andrieu in France
Bordeaux authorities have begun a case against Cardinal Andrieu charging incitement to breach laws. The action stems from an allocution delivered at the cathedral during his enthronement ceremony.
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Bordeaux
Cardinal Andrieu
Tragedy in Azerbaijan: Five Thousand Killed in Ardabil
Astara dispatch reports Shakhsevan tribesmen ravaging Ardabil district in Azerbaijan. Five thousand killed, survivors seek protection from the Russian Consul as authorities investigate the violence.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Astara
Ardabil
Azerbaijan
Persia
Persian Tangled Clash Between Turkish Troops and Salmas Gendarmerie
A report from Teheran dated June 12 describes a clash at Salmas between the Turkish Consul and gendarmerie escalating into fighting with Turkish troops. Persian casualties were twelve killed and many wounded while Turkish losses were seven killed and numerous wounded.
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Teheran
Tabriz
Salmas
Spain Presses Claim on Cuban Debt Under New Sovereignty
Paris reports the Spanish minister to Cuba delivered a note demanding a share of the Spanish debt from the Cuban republic now that sovereignty has returned. The note cites U S plenipotentiaries in 1900 who refused a decision, saying suzerainty lay with Spain, not the United States. The Spanish government says the time has come to press the claim amid Cuba's resumed sovereignty.
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Paris
Cuba
Isos
United States
Peaceful German Aims Speech at Potsdam
Berlin reports the Emperor will host sixty visiting British clergymen at Potsdam, delivering a goodwill speech toward Great Britain. He will likely avoid mentioning the recent alarm in England over Germany's naval buildup, signaling pacific aims and a cordial policy to win British trust.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Great Britain
England
Germany
Lightning at Hely Cross Church Kills One ICU Injures Sixteen
A lightning strike hit Hely Cross Catholic Church at Bay Settlement during mass. Kaward Duchane, twenty years old, was killed and sixteen others were injured, two fatally. The incident shocked the crowd of more than two hundred until Father Mickers calmed the congregation.
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Green Bay
Wis
Pune
Hely Cross Catholic Church
Bay Settlement
Kaward Duchane
Father Mickers
Rain Floods Brooklyn Bridge Approach In Downpour
Heavy rain last evening flooded the Manhattan approach of the Brooklyn Bridge. Hundreds waded ankle deep as roadways turned into rivulets and the subway entrance faced threatened inundation. Water drained away when the rain stopped and street drains carried the flow away.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Bridge Terminal
Cup of Coffee Costs Life in Alabama Confrontation
In Birmingham June a dispute over coffee quality led H Carper to quarrel with W T Kelley and William Sparks. They met in a suburb to settle the matter, resulting in Carper dead Sparks fatally injured and Kelley wounded in the arm and leg.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. Carper
Kelley
W. T. Kelley
William Sparks
Carper
Sparks
President Penna Gravely Ill in Rio
Rio de Janeiro reports President Alfonso e Moreira Penna is gravely ill and ministers were summoned to the palace tonight for urgent consultations.
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Penna
Rio de Janeiro
Alfonso E Moreira Penna
Brazil
Weston Reaches Marston on Pacific Coast Walk
Edward Payson Weston, en route to the Pacific Coast, arrived in Marston the first town east of Granger and waited there for a new pair of shoes.
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Granger
Edward Payson Weston
Pacific Coast
Marston
Government May Seek Dissolution of Sugar Refining Co
Government may file suit in equity in the U S Circuit Court to dissolve the American Sugar Refining Company under Sherman act. Attorney General and special assistants gather evidence, with possible witnesses like Graves and Earles cooperating. Settlement terms and refinery reopenings loom as actions proceed.
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American Sugar Refining Company
United States
American Tobacco Company
Standard O12
Henry A. Wise
Graves
Washinton
J. H. Graves
Specias
United States Attorney General
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
George H. Earle
Real Estate Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Washington
Possiby Wade Ellis
Sammel Unstermyer
Adolph Secal
Pennsylvania
Sears
Earle
Earls
Segat
Segal
Damien
NS. E
Sesel
Ti Ean Company
Farle
American Laser Retro Company
Federal Sugar Company
Yonkers
The
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Company
Thomas
Havemeyer
Ambulance Called For General Curyea But Not Hospitalized
A man claiming to be nurse Recinald W. Claris phoned police to send an ambulance to General Efram B. Curvea on New Madison Avenue. Dr Butterfield declined hospital transport and police left. Later a man identifying as Chester B Curyea said he was overworked but well, with Dr G E Stewart attending him at 6 Westth Street.
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W. Claris
New Madison Avenue
Efram B. Curvea
Chester
New York Hospital
Butterfield
Mr. Curyea
Chester B. Curyea
G. E. Stewart
Westth Street
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Islands
MRO Anderbilt
Negofol
Chantilly
Mr. Hammerstein
Fittsburg
U. S.A
Joy Riders
Red Bank
N. J
Hills
Christian Scientist
Devas
Philippines
Burns Kennedy
Dr. Vandaele
Mrs. Kennedy
Neal
Rine
Mr. Meeker
London
Athens
Salonica
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Bedlam
Women
Row
Shulark
Clarence Flagg
No. S17
Ss 'Avenue
Brooklyn
Bretton Woods
White Mts
N. H
Ao Great Musitroom
Mississippi
Spains
Cubal
Subway
Weston
Attorney General
Chester B. Duryer
House
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