War Debated as Greece Demands Turkish Persecution Stop
Greek Premier Venizelos warned in the chamber that Greece faces imminent conflict with Turkey over treatment of Greek subjects. He cited thousands of refugees returning home and demanded immediate reparations. A separate dispatch from Mitylene reported Turkish forces attacking Aivalik, risking a massacre of 25,000 Greeks.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Warney
Turkey
Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
M. Venizelos
Macedonia
Europe
Asia Minor
London
Mitylene
Aivalik
Near East
French Cabinet Defeated in First Division Vote
Paris June 12 The new cabinet led by Senator Ribot was defeated 306 to 262 in the first division of the new Chamber of Deputies. Ribot resigned after one day in office as intense debate followed his policy declamation. The crowd-filled chamber heard protests from Socialists against the three year military service law while conservatives applauded the policy stance.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Alexandre Felix Ribot
Rei
Rihot
Impeachment Resolutions Filed Against Judge Dayton
Resolutions of impeachment against Federal District Judge Alston G. Dayton of West Virginia were introduced in the House. The measures were referred without opposition to the Judiciary Committee.
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Acaiinia Alston F. Dayton
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
House
Slayer of Milwaukee Man Identified as Bieber
A man purporting to be Albert Bieber of Cudahy Wis presented a 335 draft at a Green Bay bank but officials suspected fraud and did not cash it. Sheriff Kolocheski and Undersheriff Walsh awaited the suspect, while Bieber’s mutilated body was identified as the Cudahy barber found in the Milwaukee river last Wednesday.
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Northwestern
Green Bay
Wis
Albert Bieber
Cudahy
Bieber
Kolocheski
Walsh
Milwaukee
Wilwaukee
Tolls bill passes house and goes to president
Washington June 13 The House approved the Senate amendment to the repeal of the exemption and sent the bill to President Wilson by a vote of 216 to 1. An attempt to substitute the Senate amendment with a rights declaration failed 174 to 108, as Rep Glass attacked party leaders and Rep Moss led the opposing bid.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Wilson
Moss
West Virginia
United States
Representative Glass
Virginia
Glass
Russiate
South Loqsina
Toney Jyoothut
Massa
Wisconsin regiment reunion recalls Civil War deeds and losses
At a June reunion in Speen ta vag Serthwesterm, members of the Fourteenth Wisconsin recall Shiloh and Corinth battles, enlistment figures, and wartime casualties. Captain Cyrus F. Shepard and D. A. of Marion read papers. about 76 members with families attend a village tour and banquet.
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Speen
Cyrus FP. Shepard
Ma . Minn
D. A
Marion
Wis
Jands
Wisconsin
Shiloh
Corinth
Pittsburg
Vicksburg
Grant
BD. A. Ramsdall
Mis
Hall
Italian Strike Turbulent Across Pomagna Provinces
Revolts of a revolutionary character spread through Bologna Ferrara Ravenna and Forli in the Pomagna signaling continued unrest despite a general strike halt. Ravenna reports the death of a police chief wounded during a demonstration. Encounters between strikers and troops noted in Burma.
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Pomagna
Associated Presa
Rome
Bologna
Ferrara
Ravenna
Forli
Police
Burma
Launch Louise to France in Panama Canal opening
The Senate passed Senator Root's resolution transferring the steam launch Louise to France. Built in 1933 in France, the Louise has served the French Canal Company and the United States in Panama Canal construction and will fly the French flag at the canal opening.
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Lemate
Senator Root
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
France
Louise
French Canal Company
United States
Panama Canal
Oshkosh Brothers Win West Point Cadet Honors
Oshkosh youth Lester L. Lampert graduates from West Point as a second lieutenant joining his brother James G Blaine Lampert who completed West Point four years earlier. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Florian Lampert, of 480 Washington street, celebrate a family with five sons and two daughters including Benjamin and Florian J. Lampert.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
Oshkosh
Lester L. Lampert
Florian, Lampert
Commission Council of
Forland
Wal
Qshkesh High School
Wis
Lampert
James Lampert
Oshkosh High School
University of Wisconsin
West Point Hall
Lester
Ave
Washington Street
Benjamin Lampert
Univerality of Wisconsin
Florian J
Philp Dewey Lampert
Phoebe
Jessie Lampert
Ouimet Leads Amateurs in British Open Qualifiers
Troon Scotland June 14 Francis Ouimet of the Woodland Massachusetts Golf Club Open champion of the United States led all amateurs with an aggregate score of 1 in the two qualifying rounds. He was twelfth overall tied with Tom Ball of Belgium. Edward Ray and John H Taylor led the overall list with aggregate 15. The nearest amateur to Ouimet is Gordon Lockhart tied at twenty fifth with 157. Harold Weber of Toledo failed to qualify.
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Va Anwunde Associated Press
Troon
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
The
Woodland
Mass
United States
Ouimet
Tom Ball
Belgium
Edward Ray
John H. Taylor
La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank Closed by Examiner
The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, led by former Senator William Lorimer, was closed by the state bank examiner after a run on deposits. Reported capital of $1,000,000 with $250,000 surplus and $4.403 million in loans against $5.068 million in deposits. Several nearby banks had closed recently and a running note cited substantial depositor withdrawals over the past three weeks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
State Bank Examiner
Examiner
Jung 1
State Auditor's
Corn Mixchange Bank
la Salle Street
Truat and
Racent
Darowlty
la Salle
Oshkosh
MAN Stockfolder
Wisconsin
4. M. Harmon
Snuker
Hainets State Bank of Chicago
North Clark Street
Broadway State Bank
Broadway
Wilson Avedia
Ashland and
Twelth Street
Hag
Mediation Talks Update on Carranza Delegates
Washington reports optimism in cabinet as mediation continues over Mexico. Carranza plans to send three delegates to Niagara Falls while mediators demand an armistice and possible formal reception for Carraza envoys. Wilson issues orders on arms shipments amid ongoing conference discussions.
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Niagara Falls
Washington
Mexico
General Carre
Saltillo
Carranza
Huerta
Carranéa
Sefiar Rabasa
Washington, D.C
Rafael
Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Joseph Vasconcelos
Wilson
Balloon Lightning Injures Pilot in Cascade Wreck Suspect
A carrier pigeon message from Portland reports a balloon struck by lightning injuring Captain John Berry of St. Louis and passenger George Morrison. The balloon’s descent site is unknown with officials unsure where to search in the craggy Cascade mountains miles from habitation.
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Militiu
Menange Teu
Portland
Ore
Berry
Morrison
Earth
John Berry
St. Louis
George Y. Morrison
Messi
Hatloan
Cascade Mountains
Resolute Wins Fifth Straight Regatta at Sandy Hook
Resolute, skippered by a flag officer, defeated rival Vanitle on the Sandy Hook course in a thirty mile triangular race. Finishing times showed Resolute at 2 24 07 elapsed and 3 19 49 corrected, with Vanitle 2 26 64 elapsed and 2 26 64 corrected as the two yachts competed for lead early and held a sustained advantage after the first mark. Defiance did not compete due to rerigging needs.
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Joan
Sandy Hook
Wirelear
Resoluts
Vanitle
Regatta Committee
Resolute
Cochrane
Ban on Canada Company Declared in Wisconsin Ruling
Attorney General Owen issues opinion to Appleton district attorney finding the National Mercantile company of Vancouver not authorized to do business in Wisconsin. Its agents cannot sell land and home purchasing contracts without violating state law.
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Madison
Wis
Appleton
Owen
National Mercantile Company of
Vancouver
B. C
Full suffrage discussion promised at national women’s club session
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, announced at the Chicago convention that woman suffrage would receive the fullest consideration. The session featured questions on suffrage and a call to not smother the issue, with resolutions to be reported to the convention.
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Diy
Chicago
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ap- Abc
Pennybucker
Ahe Imogene B. Oakley
Pennayl- Valmline
Spread of Big Strike Spreads to Swissgate Plant
Westinghouse firms refused to bargain with 10 000 striking workers prompting the Allegheny Congenial Industrial union to call out 1300 men at the Union Switch and Signal plant in Swissgate. A parade of East Pittsburgh strikers formed at 9 to bolster the action and the stoppage was to start at noon.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Companies
Allegheny Congenial Indiatrial Union
Union Switch and Signal Company
Swissgate
Hast
Badger Progressives to Decide on State Ticket
Milwaukee June 12 Progressive Party of Wisconsin state committee met to decide whether to hold a convention to name a ticket for the September 1 primaries. Norman Baker warned against a ticket while Henry F. Cochems opposed naming a ticket. A Milwaukee county group favors a ticket. if fielded, Baker would resign to allow others to campaign. Two resolutions were prepared: one endorsing Roosevelt’s stance condemning Wilson, the other attacking tariffs.
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iBy Autostated Press
Milwaukee
Progressive Party of Wisconsin
Blaze Ucket
Norman Baker
Henry F. Cochems
Roosevelt
Wilson
Eastern Millionaire Dolan Dies at 82 in Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan, a wealthy figure and former member of the Widner Ellins Whitney street railway syndicate, died at his Torresdale home after a long illness. He was eighty two years old and had faced ill health for some time.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan
Stevenson Nearing Death As Health Fails
Chicago June 12 Adlai E. Stevenson former vice president is fading slowly and likely to die at any time. He took a small amount of nourishment today for the final time in thirty six hours.
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Associated
Chicago
Adlai EB. Stevenson
United States
Hinds murder suspect sighted near Medina marsh
A man matching the Hinds murder description was spotted about five miles south of Medina encamped near the Rat River. Winnebago county officials and Appleton sheriffs prepared to pursue, awaiting orders as locals report the suspect appears insane and well funded.
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Medina
Wis
Fred “Hinds
Soo
Oshkosh
Appleton
Winnebago County
Rat River
Northwestern
Marshal Buck
Sherim Zweifel
Madison hears anti-vice inquiry on wages morals safeguards
Madison department store and hotel men testified before the anti-vice committee in the senate chamber about wages for girls, protective safeguards, and broader moral conditions. George Kleidetacht argued fashion trends affect morals little. a laundryman praised Madison’s moral standing. a hotel man supported registering couples at hotels.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Senate
George K.ieidetacht
Teasdale
Canadian steamer Montmagny arrives after loss report
The Canadian government steamer Montmagny, reported lost, arrived at North Sydney early today. The captain Pauliot sent a message via the marina department stating all is well.
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Che Montmagny
Hat
North Sydney
Associated Press
Quebec
Montmagny
Pauliot
Marina Department
New Ambassador to France Named from Elyria
Representative William G. Sharp of Elyria nominated by President Wilson to be ambassador to France, succeeding Myron T. Herrick. Sharp is a Democrat and will take the post in Washington D. C. on June 12.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William G. Sharp
Elyria
Wilson
France
Myron T. Herrick
Sharp
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