Japanese Fits In Mexican Coup Report From Honolulu
Walter McDougall cites Dr Sime former Madero household surgeon now a Honolulu refugee claiming a coup in Mexico was planned with Japanese backing Amb Wilson allegedly favored overthrow to block Japanese foothold and colonization near the border, with thousands of troops to pose as farmers and settlers amid negotiations with Gustave Madero and envoys from an island empire.
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Oakland
Cal
Japan
Mexico
Madero Brothers
Gustave Madero
Sims
Madero
Honolulu
Walter McDougall
Orient
McDougall
Wilson
Sime
Premier Yamamoto cites California 일본 issue nearing solution
Japanese Premier Yamamoto said California Japanese land difficulty is nearing a satisfactory adjustment. He argued anti Japanese feeling is confined to one state and not reflective of national sentiment, asserting humanity and justice would guide the solution across the United States.
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Tokio
Yamamoto
United States
Explorer Prepares for 3 Year Arctic Trip
Seattle June 27 Vilhjalmur Stefansson heads a Canadian science expedition to the Arctic joining 12 scientists aboard the Karlug after arriving from Victoria. R M Anderson and James Murray join as second in command and oceanographer. The voyage departs Nome to explore north of the McKenzie mouth seeking land and perhaps Eskimo inhabitants.
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Seattle
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Arctic
Victoria
B.C
Stefansson
R. M. Anderson
James Murray
Nome
Alaska
McKenzie River
Bodies of Infants Unearthed in Naples Garden
Authorities in Naples have unearthed the bodies of many infants buried in a garden attached to a villa once occupied by a midwife named Bertolli. Police investigations indicate the practice has extended over many years and involved the disposal of infants in this manner.
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Naples
Bertolli
Infante
Asquith Accepts Resignation Of Attorney General
London June 27 Premier Asquith has accepted the resignation of Attorney General Tennens amid reports a wireless scandal involving the cabinet. An official announcement is expected next week.
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Asquith
London
Awsulth
Tenens
Heat Wave Grips Cities As Relief Predicted
Chicago reports four deaths and heat prostrations in congested districts as thermometers rise toward 100. Forecasters warn the worst heat may continue for several days with relief due tonight or tomorrow. Denver notes record heat with no prostrations while visiting Germans witness mountain snow in June.
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Denver
Chicago
Colo
Mercury
Buttes
Round-Up Band to Be Heard Tonight on Malo Street
The Round-Up Band directed by Chauncey Haines performs an open air concert at 7:45 on Malo Street. Solo by cornetist Robert Barney featured beside a program including Venus Vetrix, Sounds from the Sunny South, Dawn of Love, Commodore Pola sees chines, Loves Ol Sweet Song, Bite of Remick's Hite, The Durkeys Jamboree, Harmony Rag, and Star Spangled Banner.
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Chauncey Haines
Malo Street
Robert Barney
Meiner
South
Isenman
Baseball games set for Fourth of July excitement
Pendleton league plans a baseball filled Fourth of July in Rome with Weston and Pilot Rock clashing in the park. The winner on the Fourth advances to face a picked irrigation league team on July fifth. Prizes total 275 dollars with 50 for the Fourth loser, 75 for the fifth loser, and 150 for the final winner.
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Pendleton League
Rome
Committee On Entertainment
Weston
Pilot Rock
Irrigation League
West End
Big Nine Days International Meet Opens in Chicago
Hundreds of athletes from across the country and several thousand visitors gather as the nine days' International athletic championships begin in Chicago with events starting tomorrow.
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Chicago
Six youths drown when launch tips over on river
In Edmonton on June 27 a gasoline launch overturned in swift current. Six young people, including C Hopper and Mrs Hopper, Mrs Everett Case, Earl C Meredith, Mrs Meredith, and Robert Patton, drowned as spectators watched. Case and his wife had just returned from a Spokane honeymoon.
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Edmonton
Alberta
C. Hopper
Hopper
Everett Case
Earl C. Meredith
Meredith
Robert Patton
Case
Mrs. Case
Spokane
Meetings Held on Steam Vessel Adjourning Toledo
After three days of riding the water wagon the Central Electric association, an annual convention since Tuesday, adjourned today aboard the steamer St. Ienade. Four hundred delegates and their families left Toledo on opening day for Mackinac, then returned immediately and without incident to Toledo.
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Toledo
Central Electric Association
St. Ienade
Mackinac
Pendleton Elks Delegate Heads to Rochester Meet
R Alexander of Pendleton lodge No 288 leaves at 1 50 pm for the B P O E grand lodge session in Rochester New York joining the Northwest Special from Seattle set to pass Spokane at 6 am the next day He will be joined by Bowersox of Albany a fellow past grand master Both are Elks and Odd Fellows and will represent their home lodges The Elks grand lodge session runs July 8 to 19 with post visit to New York Chicago St Louis St Joseph and Kansas City before returning by August 1
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Pendleton Lodge No
B. P.O. E. Grand Lodge
Rochester
R. Alexander
Pasco
Spokane
Seattle
Albany
Elks
Alexander
Pendleton Lodge
Elks Grand Lodge
Pendleton
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Joe
Kansas City
Bull Moosers and Repubs Rally Over Primary Plight
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 7 Bull Moosers and Republicans found common ground in feeling unwanted at the polls during Democratic primaries to nominate a city ticket. Later both parties, idle that day, plan to unite behind an independent ticket to defeat the Democrats.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Snow storm delays minister on journey to exposition
Reno June 27 Dr Laura Muller Brazilian minister and 17 companions en route to San Francisco encountered a snowstorm at Wells with heavy rain at Hazen then snow in eastern Nevada as they traveled to dedicate the exposition site.
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Reno
Laura Muller
San Francisco
Wells
Hazen
Daring Attempt To Kidnap Girl In Chicago
Chicago police thwarted a kidnapping attempt on Angela Di Maggio, 20, as she left for work. Three Italian suspects were arrested after the car kidnapping plan was halted. one prisoner claimed the girl refused marriage.
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Chicago
Angela di Maggio
Philip Cottorice
Currency Bill Launched in Both Senate and House
Washington June 27 The administration Currency Bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Owen and in the House by Representative Glass. The bill faced swift committee referrals and intense partisan debate as reforms and financing provisions were debated amid calls for banker representation and a new reserve system.
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Senate
Glass Jy
Mann
Washington
Owen
House
Glavs
House of Representatives
Wilson
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Cumming
Cireviathan
Glass
Wagner and Dreyfus Pick Umpire Roles at Oakland Day
Pittsburg June 7 Honus Wagner and Barney Dreyfus agreed to umpire all baseball games and athletic events at the Board of Trade picnic. More than 1500 children took part in games and a mass flag drill at Schenley Park to celebrate Oakland Day with the two men among those handing out all day suckers to small children.
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Pittsburg
Honus Wagner
Barney Dreyfus
Board of Trade
Oakland
Schenley Park
Barney
Honus
Experts to Visit Foreign Nations on Meat Tariff Study
Washington dispatch says Secretary Houston will send two inspectors to foreign countries likely to use the tariff reduction. Dr A D Melvin heads to South America to study meat conditions while another expert will assess Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
South America
Australia
New Zealand
No caucus reporting tariff before Fourth grows unclear
President Wilson was informed there is no prospect of the senate caucus reporting the tariff bill before the fourth. The caucus voted this afternoon to sustain the finance committee recommendation to retain the countervailing duty on flour and wheat.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Finance Committee
Garment Strike Likely Settled in Cincinnati Meeting
Prospects for an early settlement of the 11009 garment workers strike brightened as President Rickert of the International Workers Association arrived in Cincinnati to press the employers' proposal. Seven of the eleven locals voted to resume work, signaling progress toward peace.
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Thickert
International Workers’ Association
Cincinnati
Artes
Rickert
Ball Clubs May Start Race Anew
Four remaining Western Tri State league teams may restart pennant pursuit instead of continuing the six club race. North Yakima director M Rundstrom suggests Walla Walla be awarded the six team pennant and start a new two team race with four clubs. Secretary L M Brown backs cutting to two races to renew fan interest and possibly a post season if another winner arises. R W Ritner notes the advantage of a fresh start if Walla Walla and Boise agree.
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M Rundstrom
North Yakima
Walla Walla
L M. Brown
R. W. Ritner
Boise
Ten Italians dead in Parham explosion
Kingston report June 27 notes ten Italians killed at a Canadian Pacific construction camp when a heavy blast was prematurely set off during preparation for a blast. Authorities investigated the accident at the site near Parham.
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Kingston
Ontario
Parham
Canadian Pacific
Police Seek After Mysterious Woman
Detectives probing the Pendell murder and $106000 loot seek Chicago help, linking the case to the Logue killing. An attorney near Pendell saw a stylish woman depart with a man just before the murder. The same woman reportedly visited Logue in Chicago prior to his death.
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Los Angeles
CE. Pendell
Chicago
Pendell
J. H Logue
Logue
Endeavors On Way Home Ohio State Convention Closes
Lima Ohio June 27 William Shaw of Boston and national officers of the Christian Endeavor Society with two thousand delegates cleared from the Ohio Christian Endeavor conference after final sessions. Key topics included methods to recruit more members into the national Christian Endeavor Societies.
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Ohio
Lima
William Shaw
Boston
Christian Endeavor Society
Ohio Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian Endeavor Societies
Coroner's Jury Blames Lax Rules After Napa Valley Wreck
Vallejo June 27 a coroner's jury investigated the wreck of two electric cars on the Napa Valley road killing 13. It returned a verdict censuring the extreme laxity of operating the system and not enforcing the rules of the company. No recommendations were made.
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Vallejo
Napa Valley Road
President Favours Him and Quorum Struggles Rise
Washington reports no quorum again slows the House Judiciary Committee on the Kahn California resolution demanding all correspondence on the McNab Reynolds embroglio. Chairman Clayton plans to try again tomorrow. Rumor says Wilson may nominate Thomas Hayden of San Francisco to replace McNab. Hayden and Matthew Sullivan, named special prosecutors, will advance prosecutions in Caminett and fuel campaigns.
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House Judiciary Committee
kEfforts
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Kahn
California
McNab-Reynolds
Clayton
Wilson
Thomas Hayden
San Francisco
McNab
Hayden
Matthew Sullivan
Johnson Faces Deportation as Canada Orders Arrest
Montreal June 27. Canada, at Secretary Bryan's request, orders the arrest of Jack Johnson if he stays in the dominion while awaiting deportation as an undesirable immigrant. Johnson fled Chicago after bond reduced to 15 000 dollars and plans to sail for France but says he will depart Thursday. Federal officials were notified and Johnson used a false mustache crossing the border.
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Pighter
France
Chicago
Montreal
Bryan
Jack Johnson
Dominion
Johnson
Russia
Canada
Johson
State Department to Probe Hemet Incident
Washington June 27 After a conference with the president Bryan announced the exclusion of Japanese frost pickers by ranchers at Hemet Cal would be investigated by the state department. He said the Japanese embassy had made no representations and he wished to have the facts before the matter could become an international issue. Bryan and Wilson also talked diplomatic appointments.
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Washington
Bryan
Hemet
Cal
State Department
Wilson
Death is a Habit Brute at New Thought Convention
In Portland on June 27 Harry Gaze editor of Life Culture and author of How to live forever urged that there is no reason for death. He said at 100 one should look and feel better than at 40 and that death is a mere habit as he spoke at the National New Thought alliance gathering.
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Portland
Ore
Harry Gaze
Life Culture
National New Thought Alliance
Mr. Gaze
Women in Vienna rally for suffrage after Budapest congress
Vienna dispatch reports scores of Viennese women returning from Budapest driven by enthusiasm to demonstrate for political organization rights. They aim to press the Austrian government to grant women full suffrage and civic participation.
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Vienna
Budapest
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M Nab
J. Johnson
Austria
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