Removal of International Press Leader Shea by Board Action
The executive board deposes C P Shea of the Brotherhood of Dennsters, finds him guilty of violating by laws, and declares the presidency vacant. Board cites constitutional breaches and schedules a new election while considering the impact on the teamsters and labor disputes.
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Br Associated Press
Chicago
the Post
International Press
Fided C. P. Shea
Brotherhood of Denmsters
ti-Shea
Shea
Wits
Shell
Teamsters
China seeks representation at Russo Japanese peace talks
The Associated Press reports that China desires a seat at the Russo Japanese peace conference, information from a reliable source in Peking indicates Beijing aims to be represented in the talks.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Candidates Named for Commander Prize at Annual Meeting
The Northwestern Wisconsin delegation from Appleton announces candidates for the Commander Prize at the nation’s Onked Spanish association meeting set for September 7. Named nomina tions include Mazer Charles R Cereland Gracey Childers Captain Hamilton Award and Champs Andecss. Also listed are Harry L. Warren PAHp Schumacher and General George B. Moulten among others.
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Wisconsin
Appleion
Ahiwaul
Mazer Charles R
Cereland
Coronel Gracey Childers
Kaoritie
Hamilton
S. Andecss
Commanderington
D. GC
Mexico
Harry L. Warren
Michigan
Pahp
Schumacher
Missouri
Ceneral George B. Moulten
Chicago
Philadelphia election officials plead guilty to fraud
In Philadelphia judge of election William Yost pleaded guilty to making a fraudulent return of election. He received five months in county prison and a fine. Election inspector Bernard Strauss and inspector's clerk William Glenn also pleaded guilty to conspiracy and were sentenced to four months imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Fa. Jones Williem Yost
Carr
D. Bernard Strauss
William Glenn
Dewie's Mission Wins in Mexican Land Deal
Milwaukee report from June 2 states Gladstone Dowie and Judge Rernes returned from Mexico with news that the pig deal secured 600,000 acres for Dowie. Earlier conflict over rivals attempting to grab the land has been settled.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wei
Wisconsin
Warkegan
Gladstone Dowie
Judge Rernes
Mexico
Dowie
Boy Turns Switch Ends in Near Train-Bridge Collision
A Marinette Wisconsin Special reports a freight train on the St. Paul line bound for Crivitz narrowly avoided disaster when a boy turned a switch on a bridge. The brakeman signaled the engineer and the locomotive halted within a car length of danger. A bystander reportedly watched the boiler run away without intervening.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wes
Wisconsin
Marinette
St. Paul
Crivitz
Lauer
Bor
Final phase in Washington meeting negotiations
June 27 report from St Petersburg notes talks on the Washington meeting reach final stage. Agreement sets the meeting within ten days of August with only pen diplomatic credentials to be arranged. Lamstort travels to Petrograd after recovery to discuss with the Foreign Minister, while Ambassador BMerer visits the chancellerie. The Bourse Gazette predicts Admiral Alex will succeed Count Lemserde as foreign minister.
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Foreur
Alex Wef
Count Lemsder
Presa
St. Petersburg
Brivare
Paris
Germany
France
Rouvier
Morocco
Great Britain
Persia
Prince von Radolin
Berlin
English Language Debate Splits Evangelical Synod Convention
At the triennial meeting of the Evangelical Synod of MassourL Ohio delegates rejected a German spoken language proposal, then debated allowing English in church services for admission to the ministry amid a lengthy debate and no final vote. The conversation reflected a divided sentiment among delegates as German Lutheran influences were noted.
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Evangelical Synod of
Eithough
Company Considers Dividend Policy Change Next Month
Report notes Sel é workers may discontinue annual dividends next month. Officers have not decided on action yet. Judge H. L. Palmer, president, referenced the report and discussed insurance costs and company plans.
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Anc
H. L. Palmer
Enos
Philadelphia Fight Speech at State Republican Meeting
At a Philadelphia gathering of the Pennsylvania State Gentszi society Weaver cited city purity and unity, arguing the victory stems from communal spirit rather than one man. He warned that unscrupulous politicians will find no place here to operate and expressed resolve to drive them out.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pemnsylvania State
Weaver
Philadelph
Pegun
Comstock Held After Reported Theft From Felt River Boat
Comstock H. W. of Boston. mass held for grand jury on larceny charge after declaring he would not seek bondsmen. Ball freed on $5 080. Mrs Cora Fritgingham of Atlantic Brass is the compti.
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Mass
W. Comstock
Ball
Comstock
Cora Fritgingham
Atlantic, Brass
Compti
Insurgent Chief Morenga Defeated by German Forces
Official dispatch from Berth dated June 27 reports Major Von Kampitz forces sweeping from the Cape Frontier defeated the insurgent Morenga and his whole band in difficult terrain along the Kariba river.
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Br Associated Press
Berth
Gispach
Afric
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von Xampiz
Cape Colony
Morenga Sane Io
Karib
Wisconsin Farmer Dies In City Fall From Wagon
William Heyer a Menomonie Wisconsin farmer died suddenly in Milwaukee on June 2 after falling from his wagon to the pavement. Authorities say heart failure caused the collapse and an inquest will be held. He was ty years old.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Menomonie
William Heyer
Beyer
Yellow fever victim reported in Panama from typhus illness
The Bureau of Insular Affairs received a cablegram from Governor Magoon in Panama announcing the death from tyelow fever of S. J. Flirsch. The message confirms the fatal illness affecting the insular territory and notes official communication from the colonial administration.
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Y Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Magoon
Panama
Roosevelt Dreams at Harvard Commencement in Simple Role
President Roosevelt visits Massachusetts for Harvard commencement not as president but as a class member. He attends dinners and exercises with the class of 1859, while security and parade plans are tightened. Secretaries Taft and White planned to receive Harvard degrees, and Bishop Lawrence announces a major alumni endowment to Harvard.
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Mess
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H Roosevelt
Massachusetts
William Lawrence
Harvard Ait Association
Memore
Parverd
Roosevelt
Br Bishoe
Cam-ps
University City
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Harvard
Curtis Guild Jr
Wiliam L. Douglas
Ee Dart
Cass
Geemaker
Oak Country Club
Watertown
Somerset
HH. Morgéd
George C. Lee
Kermit
Bishop Lawrence
Country Club
Alpha Delta Phi House
Chestnut Air
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George C. Kce
Wer
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Gosten
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Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
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Washington
Taet
New Haven
Conn, Jr
Taft
Yale
Cambridge
Tate
New York
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Aera
Heould
Yale Alumni Hear Hadley Report On University Policies
President Hadley delivered Yale's annual alumni meeting address detailing the year’s work and policy directions. He noted a planned purchase of the Sachems wooded estate and discussed potential new institutes and educational projects funded by endowment. A donor from Mrs Taft of Cincinnati contributed 35 thousand dollars for infirmary expansion and other gifts totaled over four million dollars.
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Yale University
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Furst
Armongst
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Watley
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
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Pet
New York
Hay Shows Slight Improvement As Illness Lingers
News from Washington reports Secretary Hay recovering at Newburyport after a relapse with uraemia. Overnight sleep improved, but doctors stress careful nursing. Telegrams from friends and President Roosevelt express concern yet optimism as he remains in bed and unable to attend to duties for several days.
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Sec
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Curt Teas
White House
Washington
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Theodore Roosevelt
Felts
Har
Morton Seeks Recovery of Funds From Equitable
Paul Morton, chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance board, filed suit to recover money allegedly wrongfully taken and denied fees to absent directors. He named John Jacob Astor and B. Forger as proposed directors and said counsel Fox and MacFarlane will coordinate with the attorney general and Price Waterhouse in the investigation. Directors will not receive fees unless present at meetings.
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Gy Associates Press
New York
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Thar
John Jacob aAstor
3. B. Forger
First National Bank of Chicago
Equtable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Marton
Austln G Fox
Wallace MacFarlaness
The
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Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskus & Sells
Chartered Accountants
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MacFarlane
Insurance Department
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Curzon Threatens Viceroyalty Over India Command
Sunla reports that Lord Curzon will resign as viceroy if the India orders granting General Itchener supreme command are not modified. Bronvick denies the claim, but cabinet discussions continue amid shock and speculation.
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Associated Press
Sunla
India
Bronvick
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Lord Itchener
Lord Curzon
Wisconsin search for murderer in wake of police chief death
Milwaukee dispatch reports Sheriff John Driggs leads a large posse in Antigo in the search for the killer of Chief of Police McArthur near Waupener. Local authorities pursue the suspect amid heightened tension as the manhunt continues.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Antiga
John Driggs
McArthur
Germany Pursues Moroccan Conference in Diplomacy
Paris reports Germany rejects prearranged terms and demands an international conference on Morocco. Berlin notes Germany will discuss the subject only if France agrees to a conference, while maintaining ties to Persian influence and opposing unilateral steps.
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France
Germany
Paris
Vor Budow
Associated Press
Brance
Tay— Inz
M. Delcasse
Rourier
Morocco
Algeria
Roosevelt
Washington
Elise
Oshkosh Lady Elected At Universalist Conventions
The June state conventions of the Universalist church in La Crosse report the Young People's Christian Union of Wisconsin electing officers. President William G. Coopman of Columbus. Vice President Hulda Schrode of Stoughton. Secretary Hugh B. Durkee of Wausau. Treasurer Maude Hnepp of Oshkosh.
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la Crosse
Wis
Universalist Church
Young People’s Christian Union
Sunday’ Schol Association
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Church Convention
Young People’s Christian Union of
Wisconsin
Ww. G Coopman
Columbus
Hulda Schrode
Stoughton
Hugh
Durkee
Wausa
Four Inches of Rain Floods Huron Basements
A heavy downpour in Huron South Dakota dumps nearly four inches in hours. Water fills low spots and basements, delaying train service as the season’s heaviest rainstorm hits.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Huron
Judge Will Rule Wednesday In Rail Injunction Case
Arguments completed in circuit court on Monday for a permanent injunction against the Winnebago Traction company to stop interference with the rails of the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light company on Main Street. The judge said he would render his opinion Wednesday morning after noting the interurban company was working the rails at night before notice of the action.
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Winnebase Traction Company
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
Lala
Lours Main Street
Internurbsan Company
Winniebacy Traction Company
Jedge
Wallace resigns as canal chief for New York firm
John F. Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal and a member of the commission resigns both posts to take a 30,604 a year office with a New York corporation. He cites a delicate position and defers full comment to Secretary Taft.
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Associated Press
New York
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Commission
Menasha Council Meets in Extraordinary Session
The Menasha council plans a special evening session to act on general matters, including saloon licenses and construction bids for an engineer’s house at the waterworks. Mayor August Henning will preside marking his first post illness appearance.
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Wis
Menasha Council
Henning
Inez Olive Braghter
G. ¥. Bradley
Jamen Gib Curcia
Salem
Edwin G. Crowdé
Arthur Hayslett
Grand Rapids
Groomeman
Mable Currie
Avill
Lillian Rounds
Frank &. Grove
Afr
Wiliam We. Waters
Oshkoshinojey
Wailer Company
Bassman Grevelle
Sienasht
Browns
Sundsr
Resch
Grevelle
Hke Fis
Heimer
Charles W. Lamb
Menasha Record
Curbins
Lewis and Xposition
Appeal Quashed in Extradition Writ Case
The United States moved to quash the appeal for Gaynor and Greer from the Court of King's Bench judgment affirming Judge Davidson’s refusal of a prohibition writ against an extradition warrant. The appeal was quashed with costs.
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United States
Gaynor and Greer
Court of King’s Bench
Davidson
White Not Drowned Des Moines Attorney Found Alive
Des Moines attorney Virell A. White, who vanished two weeks ago after an overturned canoe and clothing indicators suggested drowning, has been located in Defiance, 450 miles west, working on a farm and stating he does not wish to return home. sources say he is deranged.
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Des Moines
Virell A. White
Defiance
Here
White
Tunnel Caves In Near Ironton On Detroit Southern
Ironton Ohio June 27 tunnel No 41 on the Detroit Southern railway four miles back of Ironton caved in. Thousands of tons of earth fell completely closing the tunnel. It will require four days to clear the track.
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Associated Press
Ironton, O
Detroit Southern Railway
Ironton
Linevitch Cornered as Japanese Press Front
St Petersburg dispatch reports military experts doubt a Russian victory while Field Marshal Oyama presses a frontal push. The front line shows Russian center retreating, left flanks yielding, and rain intermittently complicating operations as Linovitch reinforces to blunt encirclement.
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Associated Press
St Petersburg
Linovitch
Oyama
Tsinhe
Hal- Tungchen
Last Day of Practice For Intercollegiate Races
The last day of practice for fifteen crews entering the intercollegiate rowing races on the Poughkeepsie course began in clear, cool weather with a northwest hurricane wind and heavy opposing flood tide. By late morning the tide eased and crews tested the water, with Cornell and Wisconsin eight paddling up river and Georgetown and Pennsylvania crews completing brisk three mile workouts.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Wisconsin Eight
Coach O'Dea
Corneil
O'Dea
Georgetown
Stuart
Mudd
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Columbia
Syracuse
Boston Man Wins at Wimbledon Third Round
The Wimbledon singles third round saw Besis Wright of Boston defeat E G Paston 6 2 - 3. William J Clomnier of Philadelphia beat B B Hough 6 2 6 3 4. William A Larned of Summit N J defeated GT Orme 6 3 - 2 6 3. May Sutton of Pasadena vs Miss N Meyer opens the ladies first round tomorrow.
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London
Est England
Wombledon
Besis
Wright
Boston
Mass
E. G. Paston
William J. Clomnier
Philsdelphia
B. B Hough
Wiliam A. Larned
Summit
GT. Orme
Afiss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Miss N. Meyer
Forgery Charge Stalls as Contractor Held in Jail
Chicago June 2 Associated Press reports George Bart halomaeus a wealthy contractor from Casseil Prassis is charged with forging documents totaling 400. He was arrested on a German Consul Werer complaint. The case was continued for thirty days and the prisoner must remain in jail during the interim.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Barthalomaeus
Casseil
Prassis
Ferseries
Werer
Oviense
Cobail
Wisconsin forecasts and weather notes
Forecast for Wisconsin fair and warmer with possible showers. Increasing cloudiness Wednesday and easterly winds. Readings show barometer changes indicating better weather. temperatures range from highs to lows across Monday Tuesday, with morning readings near 29.40 inches.
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