Mutiny, riots, and arrests ripple through War saw
June reports from Warsaw Odensa and St Petersburg describe mass arrests of Jews amid riot fear, a four district effort to restore order, and factory resumptions. In Odessa mutineers aboard the battleship Polemkin Tavrichtsky murder officers and threaten bombardment. Unknown bomber hits a cathedral killing a police inspector. Admiral Choukin declines marine minister post.
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Floter
Warsaw
Dombrowa
Odensa
Polemkin Tavrichtsky
Odes
St. Petersburg
Avellin
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Battle reports from Korea and ships sighted near Kyungping
June reports describe U S cavalry occupying a position 16 miles north of Kyveng Syong and repelling an enemy attack near Chang Chin Then 12 miles northwest of Kwang Ping on June 26. Windivestok notes Japanese torpedo boats sunk by Allied forces today.
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Tokio
Vyayong
Kyveng
Syong
Korea
Chang Chin
Kwang Ping
Windivestok
Priest John of Kreonatadt banished to monastery
Berlin June 24 The Morgen Post reports Father John of Kreonatadt banished to a monastery on a desolate coast by a decree for gross immorality and lascivious conduct. Despite the action, Father John is venerated by many Russians who believe him to be the Messiah.
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John
Berlin
Father John
Kreonatadt
John Wes
Chicago Wheat Market Quotation Highlights
June market notes from Chicago show July wheat at 41 1 4, Cort at 56 1 8, outs at 32. Baron Rosen and Baroness Rosen depart for Cherbourg en route to New York aboard the Kaleor Wilhelm. Russian ambassadorial pair travel amid market chatter.
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Chicago
Cort
Ruselan
Paris
Baron Roses
Rosen
Cherbourg
New York
Japan Plays Strong on Indemnity and Korea Policy
In Tokyo on a June night, liberal and progressive members of the House of Representatives argued that Russia must be compelled to pay a substantial indemnity. They also urged a broad agreement on the future of Korea and Manchuria.
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Tokio
House of Representatives
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
Syracuse Wins Tenth Boat Race On Meighland Course
Crowds of thirty thousand watched Syracuse beat Cornell and six rivals in a four oared event on a calm June afternoon. Syracuse was favored, led by a strong crew, with Cornell following as second and Wisconsin Georgetown Pennylvania close behind as the field finished under a new best-time mark of 2 6 seconds.
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Syracuss
Poughkeepsie
Meighland
Aki
Syracuse
Columbia
Wixcongin
George_ town
Penneyvivania
Eustis
Labor Leaders Plan One-Body Union With Socialist Ties
Reports from the International Labor union convention outline a push for a single centralized workers’ body with universal sympathy strikes and political action via the socialist party. W D Haywood and Eugene V Debs flagged for the presidency as plans stress permanent relief through coordinated action. A separate Chicago subway assault leaves a strike breaker gravely injured, police say.身份 not confirmed. Secretary Hay shows strength after a restless night.
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Telief
Cileage
International Labor Union
Socialist Party
W. D. Haywood
Colorado
Eugene V. Dolin
Denver Charter Decision Halts County Government
Supreme Court ruling voids large parts of Denver city and county charter citing constitutional conflicts. County officers elected in May are ousted and Republicans declared elected after nullified precincts fraud findings. Second county judgeship upheld with Henry V. Johnson called a usurper. political tensions flare with threats of violence.
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Denver
Minent
Giyang
Haldane
Henry V. Johnson
Jodie Johnson
Trial of the Charleston at official speed trial
The Navy Department awaits the official trial of the protected cruiser Charleston from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise. After crew standardization, a four hour open sea run will determine her speed. Charleston displaces 9700 tons and has 21000 indicated horsepower with a 14 gun main battery.
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Charleston
Wrashington
D. C
Navy Department
Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
Vessal
Attorneys Plead In Mitchell Case In Portland Trial
United States Attorney Heney concluded the opening for the prosecution as Judge Bennett presided for the defense in the Mitchell case. Senator Join M. Thu YH WH clame for the defense and Heney for the government. The argument moved toward a possible jury verdict by tomorrow with Heney stressing evidence over sentiment and accusing Mitchell of selfish conduct and aiding a felon.
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United States
Heney
Senator Mitchell
A. B Bennett
Join M. Thu
Bennett
Mitchell
Tanner
Roosevelt praises education and German links at Harvard
President Roosevelt addressed Harvard graduates amid discussions on university role and graduate education. He urged higher pay and prestige for scholars, argued for rewarding exceptional scholarly work, and warned that society must value productive scholarship as a national strength. He also thanked German allies for the German Library at Harvard and stressed the need for strong teachers and libraries.
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Roosevelt
Tony
Mcentare
Iheart
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Medical School
Busines
Lesa
Miller May Be Released In Court Room Controversy
Sumpter cashier Roy Miller of the defunct Bank of Sumptar faces a possible release after a jury trial found him guilty of defrauding depositors. Attorneys claim bank books were in the court room and examined by jurors, possibly prejudicing the verdict. A motion to set aside the verdict was argued this morning with a ruling due Friday. Terre Haute bank closed after cashier Conseman resigned over a $60,000 shortage. deposits total about $1,000,000. In Wimbledon action, Miss May Sutton of California defeated Miss N. Meyer in the first round of the women’s championship.
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Haber City
Speedory
Johns
Roy Miller
Bank of Sumptar
Maine
Miller
Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County National Bank
Chshlier Conseman
T Tm
Tennia London
May Sutton
California
N. Meyer
Grover Martin Sentenced to Ten Years in Penitentiary
Grover Martin was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary by Judge W R Ellis for killing O N Preston. No appeal notice has been filed yet, but defense may seek bail with a certificate of probable cause. Ancient note cites potential appeal and required steps, including possible new trial, exceptions, and stay considerations.
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Ellis
Grover Martin
W. R Ellis
Supreme Court
O. N. Preston
Colonel Raley
Blakeley
Hunan
Mullen
Pat Mullen
Hunetker
Sulut
Circuit Court
Thomas Leese
A. J. Kelley
C. By
Ingle
Mary 3
McDonald
Elis
Minidoka Contracts Let for Irrigation Project
Secretary Hitchcock awarded the contract for telephone system work on the Minidoka Irrigation project in Idaho to W. H. Cramb & Co. of Chicago for 6345. Contingent contracts for reservoirs canals and related works were awarded to Ormin & Crook of Pueblo Hub Mir & Porter of Des Moines and Vulcan Iron Works of Chicago. The aggregate value of these contracts is 6750000.
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Vana
Washington
Hitchcock Today
Idaho
W. H. Cramb & Co
Chicago
Contreta
Ormin & Crook
Pueblo
Col
Hub- Mir & Porter
Des Moines
Vulcan Iron Works
Pattison Nominated for Governor in Democratic Convention
John M. Pattison was nominated for governor by the Democrats in Columbus today at their convention.
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Pattison
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Penane Strake Settlement Boycott Ties with Chinese Merchants
A June 28 meeting of Chi nere merchants resolved to cooperate with Chinese communities in Singapore and Shanghai to boycott American products until the Chinese exclusion act is withdrawn.
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Chinere
Singapore
Shanghai
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