Nation urged to prepare for defense by Stimson at Carnegie Hall
New York June 14 Henry L Stimson secretary of war addressed the National Security League at Carnegie Hall urging immediate national defense readiness. He argued the danger lies in past rhetoric and emphasized protecting neutral rights and preparing arms, munitions, and trained volunteers. Other speakers included Dickinson Bonaparte Parker and Dr Abbott stressing preparedness as a shield for peace.
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Henry
L. Stimson
Taft
Carnegie Hall
National Security League
Wilson
Germany
Washington
Mr. Stimson
Lusitania
Stimson
United States
Congress
America
Councils of Nations
Jacob M. Dickinson
Henry L. Stineon
Charles J. Bonaparte
Alton B.parker
League
Lyman Abbott
Judge Parker
Stanwood Menken
Parker
Mexico
Genevert
Dr. Abbott
Joseph T. Choate
Choate
Daily Mail urges declaring cotton contraband in war
London June 15 The Daily Mail renews campaign to seize cotton as contraband and halt enemy supply. It notes embargoes curtail trade but US exports continue through neutral ports and Gothenburg as many cotton ships rival past totals. It cites possible methods like ship seizure and proof of destination, referencing Civil War principles and Bryan Letter. Manchester considers buying the entire American crop at a good price.
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London
The
Daily Mail Today
United States
Bryan
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Daily Mail
Gothenburg
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Greece
America
Manchester
American Association approves transfer of Cleveland club
Chicago June 14 President Chivington announced after the association magnates meeting that a resolution passed allows D E Sommers of Cleveland to transfer the Cleveland American association club to Toledo Ohio at any time he desires.
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Chicago
Chivington
American Association
American ‘Association
D. E. Sommers
Cleveland
Cleveland American Association Club
Toledo
Ohio
Health resorts advertised for rheumatism relief
The ad touts health resorts for eliminating impurities causing rheumatism and aching joints. It suggests those who cannot go should try Foley Kidney Pills to restore kidney activity and improve wellbeing, from Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Miller & Arthur, Drug. Co
Caminetti Guilty of Violation of White Slave Act
The Supreme Court holds a California man guilty of transporting a young girl to Reno in violation of the White Slave Act.
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Caminetti
Supreme Court
California
Reno
Caminetti Loses Appeal Over Mann Act Conviction
Washington June 14 F Drew Caminetti son of immigration official and Maury Diggs were convicted in San Francisco of transporting two Sacramento girls to Reno for immoral purposes. Caminetti fined 1500 and sentenced to 18 months in prison. Supreme Court denied review without opinion. Case was first under Mann Act without a commercial element. Attorneys argued law unconstitutional for immorality cases.
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Washington
F. Drew Caminetti
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Caminetti
A. Caminetti
Commissioner-General
Immigration
Maury I. Diggs
Sacramento
Calif
Reno
Nevada
Franco German Monument Dedication Near Meuse Crossing
In Sologne France at Noyers a Franco German monument was dedicated to German and French soldiers who fell in the Meuse crossing battle. General Von Einem and other German officers attended with detachments. Von Einem spoke in French and entrusted the monument to French residents. The French district president hailed both sides’ honored dead and victors alike.
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Sedan
France
Meuse
Noyers
von Einem
May Change Design of Big Zeppelins
Swiss report notes Canadian aviator Lieut. Warneford destroyed a Zeppelin in Belgium last week, prompting talk among Friedrichshafen engineers. Disagreement over whether Zeppelins can be attacked by aeroplanes fuels potential design changes. Count Zeppelin may reopen the debate upon arrival as engineers push for lighter, faster airships to rise after attacks.
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Rom Hanshorn
Switzerland
Paris S
Warneford
Bisscit
Belgium
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Cough Quickly
This old advert promises cough relief by avoiding drafts and exposure and claims Dr King’s New Discovery will stop coughing after the first dose. It notes a 45 year track record and a money back guarantee if it fails, urging readers to buy from a druggist.
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Dr. King
William Coy Held to Grand Jury for Quincy Pattern Robbery
William Coy, accused of robbing Quincy Pattern company of 114.50, was held to the grand jury under $500 bonds after arraignment in police court. He offered no denial of guilt and refused to reveal what he did with the money. He had $5.80 on him when arrested in a drunken state Saturday night.
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William Coy
Quincy Pattern Company
Coy
Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association Holds Closing Meeting
The Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association held its last meeting of the year with good attendance and an engaging program. Fifth to eighth graders performed an aesthetic drill and cymnastic exercises while officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Charlotte Vaughir, Vice President Mrs Susie Turner, Secretary Miss Ozela Bass, Treasurer Miss Susie Brent.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Lincoln
Singer
Charlotte Vaughir
Susie Turner
Ozela Bass
Susie Brent
Danish Schooner Marie Recounts German Submarine Fire Plot
The Marie, a Danish schooner, refitted at Leith after reporting a near piracy off the Isle of May. Fifty miles off Scotland the vessel was seized by a German submarine. crew fled to boats as the submarine boarded and pondered arson, then disappeared after British patrol boats appeared and towed the Marie in.
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London
Marie
Leith
Christiansund
Isle of May
Scotland
Frontenac Sinks After Collision on Mississippi River
Eleven to forty passengers aboard the excursion steamer Frontenac Irony da Crosse Wisconsin were rescued after collision with a Burlington river bridge over the Mississippi. The vessel sank in twelve feet of water.
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Winona” Minn
Tune
Frontenac
Irony da Crosse
Wis
Burlington River
Mississippi Rivers
Jitney Drivers Plan Union Meeting On Thursday
Jitney drivers for the local jitney bus line will meet at the Labor Temple on Thursday evening to form a union. With few drivers present, initial membership is expected to join the Teamsters union, with plans to branch into a separate union as numbers grow.
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Labor Temple
Teamsters’ Union
Vice-President Odell Aims at Million Dollar Jewelry Corp
A. F. Odell the jeweler, elected vice president of Manufacturing Jewelers of America, returned from Providence R. I. after a jewelers’ meeting. The plan forms a million dollar corporation to buy factories and make jewelry. One thousand retail jewelers will hold stock and share benefits by stock amount. The company has options on several factories and hopes to begin operation by January 1, 1916.
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A. F. Odell
Providence
R. L
United Series
Vice Press
Aone
Manufacturing Tewelers of America
Thieves Rob Court House Pharmacy Near Forth and Vermont
Thieves entered the Court House Pharmacy on Sunday night through a rear window and stole about 30 dollars from the cash drawer. Police are notified and investigating the case.
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Forth
Vermont
Two Escape from Asylum Reported by Bartonville Hospital
Local police were notified by telegram from Ralph J Hinton superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Bartonville that John and Willan Cox had escaped from the institution. Police here have orders to arrest and hold them if apprehended.
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Ralph J.hinton
State Hospital For the
Bartonville
John
Willan Cox
Death claims well known old resident Tommy Neal
Thomas Neal known as Tommy Neal died Sunday at St Marys hospital two hours after admission for a strangulated hernia He lived much of his life in Quincy where his father ran a woolen mill on Broadway east of Twenty fourth He attended Bodley lodge No 1 AUF AVM and was a regular meeting attendee He resided with William Woolf at 1300 Jefferson St He leaves an adopted daughter in Quincy and a brother in Chicago
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Thomas Neal
Tommy” Neal
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Neal
Quincy
Broadway
Twenty-fourth
Bodley Lodge
No. 1
William. Woolf
Jefferson. Street
Chicago
Academy Graduates Hear Fine Address
Sunday afternoon at 43 15 o'clock Rev Father Eugene of St Francis monastery delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon to the graduates of St Marys Academy. The main auditorium was filled with pupils, parents and friends. The address urged goodness discipline and knowledge and stressed Christian education as valuable.
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Father Eugene
St. Francis Monastery
St. Mary's Academy
Holy Writ
Eugene
Art Model's Trial Delayed in Chicago
Chicago on June 14 Madge Altman a Chicago art model formerly of Atchison Kansas is charged with swindling several downtown department stores through a coalition with a floor walker. The case before Judge Prince ville was continued to June 21. She remains out on 1200 bail.
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Chicago
Madge Altman
Beautiful Art Model
Atchison, Kani
Princeville
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