Demands Perkins Resign Over Party Leadership
Amos Pinchot, member of New York state Progressive executive committee, releases a 4000 word letter demanding George W. Perkins withdraw from directing the party. He accuses Perkins of backing private monopoly, opposing labor rights, and steering the party toward that policy, with no response from Perkins.
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Progressive party denounces Perkins as pro-trust ally
The executive leader accuses Perkins of ties to the steel and International Harvester monopolies and of pro-trust propaganda via the Progressive party Bulletin. He says Perkins and those firms have crushed organized labor, creating public confusion about the party’s stance.
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Willard McCormack Returns Home From Louisville Visit
Willard Pat McCormack of Louisville Kentucky, who has been visiting his brother Charles McCormack and family on East Oak Street for several days, returned home this afternoon.
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Pat” McCormack
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English polo team seeks win over United States in June games
Lord Ashby S ledger known as Lord Wimborne leads the English polo team preparing for international contests starting June 9 at Piping Rock Long Island. He is pictured with his favorite mounts as the English squad rounds into form against the American side.
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Piping Rock
Long Island
Heat Wave Climax Seen Across Midwest and East
Heat wave reaches peak with 102 degree reading in the Midwest while relief sweeps some cities. Reports from Chicago Indianapolis and Pittsburgh note cooling trends and ongoing deaths from the heat. A Terre Haute official’s wife collapses in court and is removed home as Rochester forecasts a late day climax with a confirmed heat death.
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Views of both sides on Mexican armistice mediators
Report notes no shift in mediators stance insisting on an armistice. Washington administration favors naming a provisional Mexico government leader for the period. No definite candidates discussed yet, with discussion centered on the type of mediator required.
Huerta Refuses Flight as Train Survives Mine Threat
Report from Vera Cruz June 10 states Huerta would face death if attempting to flee Mexico City as rebels planted dynamite on tracks. Passengers recount his warning to beware bombs before boarding a train that narrowly avoided disaster 40 miles from the capital when a dynamite string was cut by a wheel due to a mislaid wire.
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Mexico City
Cushman Family Heads to Covington Indiana Visit
Mrs Dr Cushman and children left Wednesday for Covington Indiana to visit the parents of Mrs Cushman Mr and Mrs J Schwinn.
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Covington
Idiana
Wellingford in His Prime Opens New Chapter
The Democrat previews an opening chapter titled Wellingford in His Prime from the byte author Get Rich Quick Wella ford. The notice signals an upcoming feature in the paper's literary section.
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