BALFOUR SAVES THE DAY CHAMBERLAIN NOT TO RESIGN
London June 11 Premier Balfour eased a cabinet crisis by a deft speech that did not promise protection or free trade, sparing Chamberlain from resignation and delaying the tariff issue. Henry Chaplin’s amendment was defeated 396 to many, and Chamberlain reentered to loud cheers amid parliamentary turmoil.
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Chamberlain
Baltoun
Henry Chaplin
Balfour
house of commons
Hon Joseph Chamberlain Leads Free Trade Talk and Tariff Plan
The article highlights Joseph Chamberlain as the driving force behind the tariff scheme for empire free trade. It notes his colonial secretary role under Premier Balfour and mentions his recent push titled Treat Burtown focusing on protection at home and reciprocity with colonies.
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Joseph Chabinet
Balfour
durin
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN
GREAT BRITAIN
Eberts House Paints Advertises Wide Range of Paints
Local shop proclaims crest of paints and promises broad color shades. Claims painters and buyers prefer their patots over others and offers to sell in any quantity at affordable 3 cent pricing.
Balfour Defends Open Mind on Tax and Trade Policy
The article describes Premier Balfour defending an open mind on tax, trade policy, and colonial fiscal unity amid cabinet differences. It notes Chamberlain and Ritchie as opposing ends, the king’s mediation, and a relieved Unionist party unsure how long such a coalition can endure. It also covers Princeton scholarships and a Nebraska lynching case, brief and tense in tone.
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Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Glaystone
United Kingdom
Chamberlain
t the house
Great Britain
Ritchie
Duke of DeVonshire
Edward
Ireland
Snow In Colorado Hits Many Passes Across State
Snow covered most Colorado regions on June 11 with heavy falls reported in La Veta Pass Marshall Pass and nearby Cripple Creek mining districts. Snow also blanketed the San Jimas Valleys and other high country routes including several Teaness passes.
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Colorado
Peaver Colon
Colorada
Odd Cause for Strike at Chesapeake and Ohio Shops
In Huntingdon West Virginia over 1200 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad workers strike after council member William Davis voted with most of the council to strip Mayor Buck of name power over committees. Police chief clash, mayoral police discharges, and Davis being a union member trigger mass walkout.
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C. and O
Huntingdon
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
William Davis
Chesapeake and Ohio
C. M. Buck
Buck
blacksmiths' labor union
Davis
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Officials play down Rockefeller bid for Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia June 11 Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company expressed little belief in reports that John D Rockefeller seeks control. Captain John P Green and Effinzchai B Morris said they had no information beyond newspapers. Green estimated 2009000000 would be required to gain control and questioned the feasibility of such a move. Roosevelt children to Oyster Bay next month Archie Ethel Quentin and others travel with servants as the family plans a summer at Oyster Bay.
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Phidelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John D. Rockefeller
John P. Green
Effinzchai B. Morris
Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt
Oyster Fay
Washington
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Jef
Thmofer, Jr
Keri
Groien Mas
Ty ine
pra
AnC
East St. Louis Flood Drowns Eleven. City Races to Save It
Massive Mississippi flood inundates East St. Louis with water reaching rooftops. 11 deaths reported as 5000 volunteers, led by Mayor Silas Cook, labor to shore embankments and save homes. Looting fears and shelter efforts swirl amid widespread destruction. big relief camps and temporary stations established.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Mississippi
Silas Cook
Cook
Central Hotel
Washington and Franklin high schools
John Kolish
Michigan woman admits murder of brother wife and baby
Mrs. Mary McKnight confessed to poisoning John Murphy, his wife, and their 3 month old with strychnine after two weeks of investigation. Authorities linked eight prior suspicious deaths to her, mainly relatives or close friends at her home, all showing signs of strychnine poisoning. The exhumed Murphy body yielded strychnine, and McKnight was arrested and confessed under mental strain. No motive for the other deaths was found.
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Mich
Kalkaskis
Smith
Mary McKnight
John Murphy
Gertrude
Mary
John
Gertie
McKnight
Mrs. McKnight
Wheat and War News Tangle in Old Reports
Preliminary government data show spring wheat acreage at about 17,257,000 acres, down 264,000 from last year, with June 1 condition around 95.9. Berlin reports Emperor William saying only Americans meet his wants, amid finance minister visits to the U.S. and wartime industrial ties. Also noted: suit against Ashura Mark bank stockholders, Philadelphia carpenters strike ending, and the discovery of ten dead infant bodies bound in a coal car at Mahanoy City.
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Washington
department of agriculture
Berlin
William
Somutt
Baron von Rheinmhaven
United States
Trewion
Noa
First National Bank of
Ashura
stork
Mahanoy Cay
Ashland
Servia Proclaims Peter Karageorgevitch King After Palace Killing
King Alexander I of Servia and Queen Drage were shot in the royal palace. Prominent officials General Petrovitis and Pavelovitch also killed. Army declares Peter Karageorgevitch king to lead a revolution. Alexander, born 1876, son of Milan I, and his widow Madama Drage Maschin noted.
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Alexander l
Hig Palace
BELauape
Servia
Alexander I of
Servis
Drage
Promige Markoitch
Petrovitish
Pavelovitch
Peter Karageorgevitch
Alexander I
Milan I
Sarvia
Milan
Vienna
martina
Madama Drega Maschin
Alexander
Natalia
Milso
Milos Todorović Obrenvic
Turkey
Obrenovic
Jett Trial Witness Describes Courthouse Shooting Conspiracy
Jackson Ky June 11 The third day of Curtis Jett and Thomas White murder trial featured BR Ewen the leading witness for the commonwealth who testified White signaled the shooting as Marcum stood with Ewen. Jett allegedly fired after Marcum was carried out. Other witnesses corroborated Ewen s statements and Mrs Mary Johnson sister of the slain lawyer described Jett s admission and plan to flee the country with Hargis money.
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J. B. Marcum
Jackson
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
J.B. Marcum
BR. L Ewen
commonwealth
Jett
White
Marcum
Ewen
court house
J. C. Bache
John Patrick
Kelly Kash
Blanton
William Coombs
Mary Johnson
Hargis
Tom White
Russia rejects foreign aid after Kischinev incident
Declines humanitarian offers from American sources, saying Russia will not accept external relief or interference in its internal affairs. The government maintains it will address suffering within its own means and resists pressures on emigration and immigration policies.
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Kischen
thier
Washington
thapnot
Russia
America
hisrhiner
Reformed Synod Adjourns To Grand Rapids Next Year
The Reformed Synod of Asbury Park New Jersey adjourned to meet next year in Grand Rapids Michigan. The divorce question stirred debate but was referred to a committee chaired by President Weiss for report at the next meeting.
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Reformed Synod
Asbury Park
NX. a
Grand Rapids
Mich
servion
Jamey M Vanco
Newark
Weiss
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