Great National Gasbag Race Balloon Battle Details
Report covers Aero Club of America's great national glare balloon race with multiple landings across Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky. Indianapolis wins the Moorehanty cup for distance and the time in the air, while New York and Cleveland entries battle gas issues and near misses. Pilots describe perilous landing attempts and a shoot at over Morgan County Alabama.
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Indianapolis
Ite
Alabama
New York
Tndianapolis
Ind
Aero Club of America
Hydra
St. Tewis Til
Gulf of Mexico
A. Helland Porbes
Corinth
Miss
Baldwin
Green Brier
Leun
Tadiana Apolis
Carl Wieher
Tadiane 16
A. Traphatgin
Hevanough
Tenn
Urey
Sehac Iskind
Nashville
Cleveland
Eel Morgan
Leveland
University City
Twonapelis
West Moreland
Chicaga
Fair Grounds
Schotteville
Ohio
Lindel
New Aeroplane to Enter Morris Park Competition
The machine will be placed under perfect control as the new aeroplane is prepared for entry in the Morris Park competition in New York next week.
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Morris Park
New York
Corey Denies Report About German Steel Talks
Associated Press reports William S. Corey president of United States Steel Corp denies negotiating with the Deutscher Stahlwerke Verband to arrange a steel import export agreement between the U S and Germany. He says his Thy works visit was purely personal and not official business.
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Associated Press
Paris
Willam
Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Deutscher Stahlwerke Verband
German Steel Federation
Thy
Germany
Ten Angwn to Be Dead Rescue Search in Mandeville
A collapsed frail wharf in Mandeville on June 7 sent about sixty five locals rushing to board the excursion steamer Miser. Rescue crews seek seven missing residents from New Orleans as the Margaret ferries recovered bodies to the city.
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Associated Press
Mandeville
Miser
Caret
New Orleans
Margaret
Letertel
Mien
Marg
Orleans
Conference on education of backward and delinquent children opens
The sixth annual conference on the education of backward truant and delinquent children met in session with remarks by Adams of St Charles and Amigh of Geneva urging reform for borderline girls. Amigh argued judges and parents misclassify and punish rather than guide, noting such girls are at risk of being used in white slave trade.
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Buffalo
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Cat
Cmt Adams
St. Charles
Orphelia L. Amigh
Geneva
Amigh
Payne Threat Tactics Convince House But Debate Continues
Associated Press reports Payne warned he would use measures to compel attendance in the House to pass the current appropriations bill. The room remained tense as members debated the one year operation proposal in a contentious exchange.
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Washington
Payne
Mame Bers
Tadey
Borla
Missed
Olmetead
Pennsylvania
Stayden
Texas
Patrick's Only Chance for Patrick Freedom
New York June 7 District Attorney Jerome said only in one contingency would any governor free Albert T Patrick, serving a life term for the Rice murder. The condition is Patrick permit counsel at arrest to tell what he said about the case. Patrick's counsel Wag Magistrate Frederick House refused the communication as privileged. Milliken said the fight to liberate Patrick would continue.
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Associated Press
New York
Jerome
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Frederick House
Wietrich
J. T. Milliken
Epidemic of Rabies Quarantines Hit Pennsylvania Townships
June 7 Associated Press Morrisburg PA reports an epidemic of rabies with 25 boroughs and townships under quarantine across the state. In each case the board orders by community quarantine and authorizes shooting any unmuzzled dogs at large without reprisal to the owner.
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Fay Associated Press
Morrisburg
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Threnty
Independent candidate jailed for forged statement
Des Moines June 7 The Iowa state supreme court ordered D. J. Blodgett an independent congressional candidate last fall to serve five years in the penitentiary after a conviction for issuing a forged statement was upheld.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
D. J. Blodgett
Congress
State Supreme Court
Judge Ethridge Dead in Des Moines Report
Des Moines June 7 Judge Ethridge referee in bankruptcy for southern Iowa died today of heart failure. He served in bankruptcy matters and was noted for his legal work in the region. The death ends a career in the federal bankruptcy arena and prompts customary records and tributes from colleagues.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ethridge
Southern Towa
King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap In Record Time
King James and jockey Dugan win the Brooklyn Handicap in record time at New York tracks. Testizeiehe, the coupled horse, aids the winner as Celt is deposed amid a crowded field. The oilish-on favorite fades early, King James beats rivals by several lengths, the purse logic notes a three-year-old colt’s performance and rising odds.
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Brooklyn
Dugan
New York
Dunes
Celt
Pritsané Keone
Noamile
Che
Dames
Whale
Neri
Testizeiehe
Fine
Ubi Pines
Phe
Tirake
King Janes
Hin
Senate Debates Tariff Amendment Narrowly Fails
The U S Senate voted 30 to 28 against Delliver's amendment to remove a one cent per yard duty on mercerized goods. Debate centered on cotton cloth rates and protectionism with Beveridge and Aldrich clashing over prohibitive duties and the balance between domestic and foreign textile interests. Georgia interests were cited as a factor in resisting higher duties while the finance committee's recommendations were defended as progress toward tariff revision.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Delliver
Washington
D. C
Committee On
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Foster
Senator McEnery
Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett Cosmos
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Hollands
Rontresa
Aldrich
Dolliver
Finance Committee
Indiana
Rhode Island
South
Georgia
Bacon
United States
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Bith
Gebedi
AL Ltieh
Knw
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Beveringe
Aldrih
Dew Uselon
Bolliver
Towan
Bevelle Oo
Iast
Ant Democrats
What Whisky Means in Law Says US Solicitor General
Assistant text discusses how the term whisky is defined under pure food law. It covers coloring and flavoring, dilution, blends, and whether mixtures of whisky with neutral spirits retain the name. Opinions by Solicitor General Bowers and others are analyzed regarding legal usage and public perception.
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Wrastington
S. C
W. Towers
United States
Tifthla
Bowershalde
Who
Tingland
Flowers Holfla
Rewers
Cornerstones Laid at Congregational Church in Fond du Lac
Impressive ceremonies marked the laying of the cornerstone of the Congregational church here on the site of the former building destroyed by fire last September. Rev S T Kidder of Racine and Rev Joseph Haves of Chicago delivered addresses. The Romanesque structure, costing about 19000 dollars, will rise with Bedford sandstone trimings on the site.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Congregational Church
Loy
Carter D
Beloit Bail
S. T. Kidder
Racine
Trev
Joseph Yayes
Iandtes
Chiteage
Belue
Ruthan Dellars
Departure of Turkish embassy councillor to St Petersburg
Washington June 7 Ansociated Press reports Raghih Ratt Rey longtime Turkish embassy councillor leaves Washington for New York en route to St Petersburg to assume the post. His father Fred Tustem Bey, former head of the council of state and leading Young Turk figure, is expected in Washington to fill the vacated role.
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Washington, D. Cy
Raghih Ratt Rey
Washington
New York
St. Petersburg
Council of State
Young Turka
Fred Tustem Bey
Legation
Rall Bey
Port Arthur Benevolent Society Faces $7500 Deficit
Port Arthur meeting reveals a $7500 shortfall in society funds under President Madame Bronnmael. A request for investigation was made and the matter will be presented to the crown prosecutor. Madame Stoessel, wife of General Stoessel who led Russian forces at Port Arthur, is noted in connection with the episode.
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Associated Press
Bt. Petersburgs
Port Arthur
Blended Whisky Debate Shapes Distillers Defining Name
The article reports on legal arguments over whether blended whisky can bear the name whisky. It notes distinctions between genuine whisky and products labeled as such, plus the roles of officials including Solicitor General Sullivan and President Taft in opinions and testimony from whisky distillers.
Cheaper Cable Rates Debate Across Colonies
A discussion on reducing cable rates for the Hildish colonies occurred at a meeting of the Giperlal pres congress. Lords and officials debated imperial unity as a concern, with observers noting potential misunderstandings among western Canadian provinces regarding India.
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Tandan
Paday
Lord Crowe
Vinces
Canada
India
Medical men meet at American Medical Association session
Physicians from across the world gather for the annual American Medical Association meeting opening tomorrow. A key section on pharmacology and therapeutics plans a symposium on current statures of rum and given therapy with apodal retrieine to predictions on the American market. Delegates arrive as the legislative body of the American Medical Association meets today.
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Presa Atlantieny
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Nue
Nocthe
Maby
Wiilin
Howe of Delegilos
Agerkuin Mydical
Inet
Three Killed and Mary Hurt in Polish Powder Explosion
A dispatch from Cracow, Poland, reports 600 wounded and hundreds of houses damaged after a magazine exploded near the unoccupied stadium. The blast killed several people and injured others as crowds gathered. Hospitals in the area are crowded with wounded as rescue work continues.
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London
Crieon
Poland
Uslag Thera
Unliwety Stadbank
Shriners Arrive in Louisville For Imperial Council Gathering
Assorted Shrine nobles descend on Louisville with patrols at depots and arrivals by steamboat along the Ohio River. Imperial council events include address to members, election of officers, and temple charters. Evening excursions feature a river trip and a Japanese themed supper for widows and orphans.
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Loulaise
Alla Arstalsroslin
Mratic
Louisville
Weante Petagih Januisville
Fenor
Imperial Council
Jidwin
Towa
Ohlo
Maxonte
Acre Arive
Java
Fire scorches village in Noms, South Dakota county
Fire last night destroyed most of the village's business district in Noms, with losses pegged at 75000 dollars. The blaze gutted the general store, drug store, bank, hardware store, and email offices, starting in Ferguson Gros's general store.
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Associated Press
Valley City
N. D
Noms
Ferguson Gros
Ford cars reach St. Louis in cross country race
The two Ford car entries in the New York to Seattle auto race arrived in St. Louis Missouri at 6 55 am today. They were followed about two hours later by the Shawl machine att.
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Associated Press
Louis
Ambush shootings and suicides plague multiple victims
A spate of violent incidents unfolds from ambush gunfire to self-inflicted deaths. In one case a man is fatally shot at his home after a feud-related ambush, while others are wounded or kill themselves amid political and personal turmoil. Reports detail shootings in various towns, the involvement of suspects on the run, and authorities’ pursuit.
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Associated Press
Per
Mabush
Rocketissile
Dackeon
Caltihan
Nad
Fred
Mnaier
Cadlekan
Taekson Sataday
Alfoibuwy
Maniac
Colnebus
Frenay
Ty Iannis
seLwand
Yearly meeting names new directors for Amalgamated Copper
Ansrelized Press reports at Jersey City annual meeting of Amalgamated Copper Company stockholders James Jourdan and J Wordes Warding elected directors to replace Tate Feit Rogers and Anson R Plower. New year papers show refined copper production and sales data with mixed surplus outlook for the period.
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Ansrelized
New York
Albergamated Copper Company
Jersey City
James Jourdan
J. Wordes Warding
Mrectora
Tate Feit
Rogers
Anson R. Pluwer
Amateiumati
FE. Malin
Sta
Orly
Criminologists Meet in Chicago Conference
Criminologists from across the United States convened at Northwestern University Law School in Chicago for a two day discussion on criminal law and criminology. The program avoids set speeches and covers topics such as the simplification of indictments, limits on appeals, reform of expert medical testimony, jury system issues, and supervision of Black Hand suspects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern University Law School
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