Arbitration Dominates Hague Conference Debates
At The Hague on June 27 delegates agree arbitration will be strengthened to reduce war. Discussions focus on permanent arbitration courts, judge selection, and extending arbitration while limiting exceptions plus probes into bombardment rules, neutrals rights, and mine laying amid varied national proposals.
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Peyairate Payeacd
United States
M. Martens
International Commission of Inquiry
United S
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Arbitration Court
Horace Porter
M. Bourgeois
Rio de Janeiro
Netherlands
M. Tourgeois
Argentina
Hague Court of Arbitration
Joseph H. Choate
Hagerup
Ssed
Dent
Tornielli
Macharykoftill
Japan
Brazil
Holland
General Porter
David J. Hill
James B. Scott
Yermoloff
Russia
Grape Nuts Compared With White Flour In Digestive Health
Advertisement explains white flour loses diastatic elements during milling while Grape Nuts retains whole wheat and barley. It describes digestion, the natural transformation of starch to grape sugar on granules, and claims improved nervous energy and vitality from Grape-Nuts with guidance on portioning and serving with milk.
Mark Twain Attends Oxford Pageant Opening
Oxford stage pageant on history of the university draws crowds and praise. Mark Twain and Rudyard Kipling attended as Chancellor Curzon led guests through sixteen scenes planned by Oxford scholars. Cler forward remarks on the spectacle and travel, with quotes on crossing the Atlantic to see it.
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Oxford
England
Mark Twain
University
Curzon
Rudyard Kipling
Stanley Weyman
Laurence Housman
A. T. Quiller-Couch
Cler
Atlantic
Guard Belfast piers as 500 soldiers back police
Belfast on June 27 reports five hundred soldiers with rifles aiding police to guard the piers amid a dock laborers strike. A large crowd of strikers marched through main streets and attempted to loot wagons of shipping firms before being dispersed.
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Belfast
Ireland
Salvadoran leader warns of imminent Pacific naval attack
Mexico City June 27. Minister Delgado for San Salvador reports a cable from President Figueroa stating Nicaragua is fitting out a trio of gunboats on the Pacific side and an attack is expected soon. Salvadoran ports are being fortified in anticipation.
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Mexico City
Delgado
Republic of San Salvador
Mexico
Figueroa
Republic of Nicaragua
Pacific
Salvador
Clemen ceau Crisis Tests France as Vote Looms
Paris reports that Premier Clemenceau faces a pivotal test in the chamber over the wine growers disturbances. Left groups accuse him of repression and pivot to moderation, while interpellations multiply and a decisive vote is expected on the provisional abrogation of arrests.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Blanc
M. Clemenceau
M. Jaurés
M. Blane
Council of Ministers
Palais Bourbon
Mutual Reserve Dismisses Eight in Retrenchment Drive
The Mutual Reserve discusses retrenchment urged by President Haynes and carried out at the home office. Eight workers including six adjusters and two investigators are dismissed, stated to reflect no fault in their performance. Total savings announced reach $163,000 with further economies planned.
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Haynes
Mutual Reserve
The
Tribune
Salvation Army General Booth Returns to Thunderous Welcome
Thousands cheer General Booth at Albert Hall after a 45 thousand mile world tour. He wears Oxford robes amid a sea of Salvationists, flowers and banners. Booth notes 93 meetings and 140 thousand addressed, cites Canada progress and Japan’s warm reception. He praises education and national ambition.
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London
Oxford University
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
Oxford
Bramwell
Canada
Japan
Heney vs Moore in San Francisco indictment hearing
In San Francisco the Heney Moore clash heated the indictment cases before Judge Lawler as Moore accused Heney of insult and Heney retorted with a taunt. The dispute over court minutes brought a crowded scene with detectives and sheriff assistance as Heney moved to leave amid cheering.
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San Francisco
Lawler
Francis L. Heney
A. A. Moore
Moore
Graham
Heney
Stanley Moore
Stanley
Burns
Evicted tenants bill urged as Ireland faces hardship
London June 27 Mr Birrell Chief Secretary for Ireland depicted West of Ireland suffering with rains rotting turf and seaweed manure. He urged Parliament to restore about two thousand tenants, saying the government will pursue compulsory land acquisition to make a clean reinstatement.
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London
Birrell
Ireland
West of Ireland
House of Commons
Dutch Sailors Visit Dreamland at Coney Island
Officers and enlisted men from the Dutch cruiser Gelderland toured Dreamland in Coney Island hosted by the Van Norden family. Lieutenant O. T. D. de Ridder led the party as Manhattan Dutch families, dating back 20 years, escorted them. The crowd laughed at a joke about the Dutch navy. The visitors wore wooden shoes, performed a Queen Wilhelmina waltz, and drew the largest Dreamland crowd ever in the pavilion.
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Gelderland
Dreamland
Coney Island
van Norden
O. T. D. de Ridder
Manhattan
G. H. Poolman
Belshazzar
Philadelphia Woman Death by Own Action
Mrs Fannie Colesberry widow of Alexander P Colesberry a prominent lawyer and former U S marshal died by inhaling illuminating gas at her Philadelphia home. She aged sixty locked herself in a bedroom and turned on the gas after months of melancholia.
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Philadelphia
Fannie Colesberry
Alexander P. Colesberry
New British Consul General Arrives in New York
Courtenay Walter Bennett is named British Consul General in New York, succeeding Sir Percy Sanderson. He will take a three month leave before active duties with Consul Clive Bayley as interim. Bennett has over thirty years in the service, most recently as San Francisco consul general for six years, with prior postings in Panama, Guatemala, Brazil and Spain. He is a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire.
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Guatemala
Brazil
Spain
Order of the Indian Empire
Argument Heard in Watson Case Before Supreme Court
Justice Blanchard heard arguments and reserved decision on Nicoll Anable Lindsay petition to vacate the pretrial examination order for Violette Watson in her suit against Thomas Walsh and in Hansen suits. Walsh's counsel argued the order abused court processes citing a 194s minor client and three pending actions with attorney's lien claims. Dittenhoefer noted Appellate Division ruling allowing examination even if witness may leave jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court
Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay
Violette Watson
Thomas F. Walsh
Dethief Hansen
Walsh
Hansen
Miss Watson
Herbert C. Smyth
Boyce on the Stand in Boise Defense Ruling
In Boise judge limits defence proof in Haywood case after Boyce testifies on Western Federation history. Clarence Darrow argues for wider latitude while James H. Hawley counters with connection to Colorado and Coeur d'Alenes cases. Easterly mirrors key denial testimony on Orchard accusations.
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Judge Wood
Edward Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Coeur d’Alenes
William D. Haywood
Haywood
James H. Hawley
West
Clarence Darrow
Hawley
Harry Orchard
Colorado
Boyce
Western Federation
Federation
Salt Lake
William Easterly
Orchard
Moyer
Denver
Cripple Creek
W. W. Bush
Florence & Cripple Creek
Moffat Road
Rush
Union
Mr. Darrow
D. C. Scott
Scott
Bull Hill
Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Victor
Ed” Boyce
Bush
Hercules
Coeur d‘Alenes
Steunenberg
Darrow
Coeur d'Alenes
United States
United States Supreme Court
Lieyce
Butte
Patrick Reddy
California
Western Federation of Iiers
Hoyce
Partics
Fbutte Union
Joyea
Charles Stringo
Pinkerton
Stiringo
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Mr. Hawley
Heyce
James Maher
Mont
Maher
Silver Bow County
Paul Corcoran
Cour d’Alenes
Easterly
W. B. Easterly
Silver City
Altman
Trachite
Masterly
Vindicator
Neitther
Haywood Trial Hearings Detail Cripple Creek Periods
W F Davis testifies about hiding at the Hercules mine after the Hunker Hill explosion and meetings with union figures. He recalls Cripple Creek unrest after troops arrived, mentions non union violence, and changes of name to Cheyenne and Goldfield.
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Idaho
W. F. Davis
Haywood
Senator Borah
Hercules
Hunker Hill
Paulson
Orchard
Davis
Cripple Creek
Steve Adams
Vindicator
Sherman Parker & Union
Victor
Borah
Stewart
Hawkins
Sim Campbell
Darrow
Theolden Cycle Mine
Brah
Boise
Ine
McCormick and Heck
Windleater
Independence Station
F. J. Campbell
Campbell
Denver
Cheyenne
Goldfield
Nev
Stuart
Colorado
Telluride
Richardson
Federation
Mr. Darrow
Parker
Moyer
Miner Leaders Testify in Colorado Case
Testimony details Hawley and Maher linking the Western Federation of Miners to past actions. Witnesses deny criminal conspiracies and defend federation aims, with remarks on militia violence and mine labor rights. Adjournment follows statements about Orchard and the Vindicator mine incident.
Stormy Times in Convention Over Booher Recall
In Denver the Western Federation of Miners faced tumult as delegates denounced Booher for deriding the flag and a resolution against him passed. A delegate was denounced as a thief, another dubbed a liar, and acting secretary Kirwin clashed publicly amid graft accusations against Acting Mahoney.
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Denver
Butte Miners’ Union
Thomas Booher
Booher
Western Federation of Miners
Kirwin
Kirwig
Mahoney
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