Wilson Aims to Force Trust Bills After White House Meet
President Wilson convened a White House conference with Democratic steering committee members to map an urgent anti trust law agenda aimed at adjournment and legislation. Senators Chamberlain Clark Smith Thomas Martin Owen Kern Culberson Newlands and Ooorman attended as part of a push to replicate the currency act tactic and counter organized opposition. The White House claimed a lobby exists and denounced a Pictorial Review Company letter as staged propaganda to block the anti trust measures.
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Congress
White House
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Arkansas
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Georgia
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Martin
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Kern
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Cart
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Senate Today
The
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Pictorial Review Company
New York
W. P. Ahnelt
Wan Iver
Thi s Morning's News Out of Alabama and Yale Events
A jumble of headlines covers a murder claim in an hour and a Yale money issue, Mee Carter seeking a second polo game chance, typhoid death linked to a serum, a broker missing, and various political and industrial notices. Aliased items include Yale class day, Paterson board, and foreign brief items from Paris, Albania, and a labor strike rehearsal.
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Carter
Corb
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Fusion
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Thirteenth
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Grwerar
Wilkow
Senate
Montana Governor asks Wilson for federal troops in Butte district
Governor Stewart telegraphed President Wilson requesting federal troops to restore order in the Butte copper mine region. He also appealed to Montana’s Senators Meyers and Walsh and Representatives Evans and Stout to back the move. Congress members planned to meet the President to discuss the request, signaling readiness to support his course.
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Washington
Stewart
Montana
Wilson
Butte
Meyers
Walsh
Evans
Stout
Congress
England Favored To Win International Polo Match
London styled report notes a lineup change for the United States team for the Meadow Brook clash, with Milburn back and Waterbury shifted, aiming to steady form after a rough previous game. British captain Cheape and peers express guarded confidence as weather disrupts preparations and crowds await the afternoon match.
Ex police chief shoots partner in Peru business row
Colonel Charles Aguirre former Cuban minister to Peru and Havana police chief shot his partner Generoso Canal four times in a Havana business dispute. Canal was wounded in the arm twice and the leg and abdomen. A bystander was also hit in the arm. Aguirre was arrested.
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Jy Cable
Tribune
Mavaya
Charles Aguirre
Peru
Havana
Generoso Canal
Herisa
Canal
Boy’s Music Finds Angel on Albany Steamer
Charles J. Mace Andrews of Omaha, traveling to Albany on the steamboat Charles W. Morse, hears Tony Rocanty ten, playing Italian airs. He seeks Tony’s guardian, offers to take the boy home to give him a musical education. An agreement is reached and Tony goes with Andrews on his pleasure trip.
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Charles J. Mace Andrews
Omaha
Charles W. Morse
Miss Cowles
Tony Rocanty
Mr. MacAndrews
Becker Appeal Filed to Stay Execution of Becker
Lawyers for Charles Becker filed a notice of appeal with District Attorney Whitman and the Court of Appeals as well as Sing Sing warden. The move creates a stay of Becker's execution scheduled for the week of July U while the higher court reviews the case.
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Charles Becker
Whitman
Court of Appeals
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Mediation at Niagara Falls Near Collapse in Veracruz Crisis
Indications last night pointed to the end of mediation efforts this week as cycles of the Veracruz landings reemerge. ABC mediators feel further talks won’t move toward peace and may end their mission unless assurances are given that they will not be used in the Constitutionalists’ plan. Carranza rejects an armistice and disregards mediator stipulations in his reply. The United States will not accept a plan to negotiate with Huerta's government regardless of Carranza's demands for restoration of order and a constitutional regime.
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ABC
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Carranza
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Ontario
Wilson
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Rafael Zuberan
Buffalo
Senor Zubaran
Seflor Zubaran
Iglesias Calderon
Luis Cabrera
Jose Vasconcelos
Divorce for Mrs Carter Reveals Newport Society Mystery
In Philadelphia the Court of Common Pleas granted divorce to Mrs Lucille Polk Carter from William F Carter. The case linked the couple’s romance ending amid Newport society rumors. Both were noted socialites and polo players, with the Carters once lavish hosts in Philadelphia, Newport, and Baltimore connected circles.
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Lucille Pole Carter
William F. Carter
Court of Common Pleas
Newport
Bald
Carters
J. Bruce Ismay
Carter
Lucille Polk
Baltimore
Harry Lehr
Smuggling escape shakes Boston asylum case in 1914
Mrs Caroline J Hayes, central figure in the missing 100000 estate fraud, fled Boston State Insane Hospital under guards, in a car with lights out and plates off, after her March commitment by husband Dr John J Hayes. The escape follows a long pursuit tied to the widow Tuttle saga and alleged fraud by meddlers.
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Boston
Boston State Insane Hospital
Caroline J. Hayes
Martha Atkin
Mia
Hayes
Tuttle
John J. Hayes
Martha Atkins
Wellesley
Arthur M. Atkins
Paul
Yale
Columbia coach James C. Rice saves two from drowning
James C. Rice of Columbia University crew rescued two unknown men from the Hudson opposite the Columbia quarters at Clearwater. His coaching launch failed on Saturday leaving him ashore. he spotted the swimmers, boarded a nearby boat, and plucked them to safety. He then aided one man for two hours until revival.
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N. Y
James C. Rice
Columbia University
Columbia
Clearwater
Rice
Columbus
Couple’s bilingual Yonkers wedding ends with interpreters
In Yonkers yesterday, Miss Katherine Kitcham of Clinton Avenue and Mario Strong of Dunwoodie wed under acting judge Tracy P. Madden. Both spouses speak limited English, with the bride Polish and the groom Italian. Interpreters Frank Yanuzaie and Alois Linder assisted the ceremony as relatives commit to English lessons.
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Andersand
Katherine Kitcham
Clinton
Yonkers
Mario Strong
Dunwoodie
Tracy P. Madden
Dunwoodie Country Club
Frank Yanuzaie
Alois Linder
Zimbalist Weds Gluck Violinist and American Singer Unite
In London on June 15 the American singer Mme Almack and Russian violinist Efrem Zimbalist were married before a registrar. The engagement was announced last February.
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Mme, Almack
Efrem Zimbalist
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Sackville-West Heir Dies Suspected Self Destruction
Paris reports the death of Henry Sackville West, once claimant to the Sackville West estates, who died recently by his own action. He had sought in London to be recognized as the oldest legitimate son of Lord Lionel Sackville Sackville West, a claim previously rejected. His mother was Josefa Duran, a Spanish dancer, and the case involved disputes over legitimacy and rights to the title and estates.
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Henry Sackville West
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Lionel Sackville Sackville West
Hare
Ernest Sackville West
Lord Sackville-West
Henry Sackville-West
Josefa Duran
Lord Sackville- West
Madrid
Sackville-West
Woman routs soldiers at Belize frontier
Mrs Susan Quickly, wife of a British subject, climbed a broomhandle flagpole and waved the Union Jack to confront Guatemalan troops near Sarstoon Belize. Her act caused regulars to retreat across the border, amid a tense stand as logging workmen faced a rifle cordon.
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British Honduras
Susan Quickly
Sarstoon
Emple
Hstrada ©Brera
Mrs. Quickly
Shooting Himself Blames Daniels in Autobiographical Act
Captain Ernest E. West ex naval officer attempted suicide in a Chattanooga hotel after sending letters to Atlanta newspapers detailing his life. He claimed nervous prostration, faulted Secretary Daniels, and cited loss of income and health as reasons. West had recently faced divorce, custody struggles, an alleged attack on his mother in law, and discharge from the navy.
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Atlanta
Ernest E. West
Chattanooga
Captain West
Daniels
West
Navy
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