Strike leader may be deposed by strikers in Chicago
The International executive board moves to depose International President C. P. Shea of the Teamsters. A trial found President Shea guilty of violating the union constitution and by laws. No appeal is allowed. The board plans to declare the office vacant and elect a successor at Philadelphia in August.
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C. P. Shea
Brotherhood of Teamsters
International
Sher
teamstera’ organization
International committee
Shea
Philadelphia
international board
Exclusion Debate Shows Chinese Ties To Hawaii And Philippines
The article reports rising Chinese opposition to exclusion policies facing the United States, citing boycotts on American goods and protests. it notes friction over landing coolies in Hawaii and emigration to the Philippines, with China proposing a mission to Washington rejected by Secretary Rockhill. It also mentions a Manila meeting and a San Francisco dispatch about General Wood’s favorable view of Philippine conditions and upcoming travel to Boston and Oyster Bay.
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PEKIN
United States
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Washington
Rockhill
board of foreign affairs
Yuan
Chi-li
SAN FRANCISCO
Pacifc
Manchuria
Orient
Honolulu
Yokohama
Hongkong
Manheuria
Leonard Wool
Hamilton King
Siam
Hirokihoi Matsu
London
H. Hutchins
A. W. Dodd
J. J. Raby
H. Dorsey
General Wood
Manilla
Flo
Boston
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Murderer Gets Maximum Sentence in Helena Case
James 8. Keerl once led the Montana Society of Civil Engineers was sentenced by Judge Leslie in Great Falls to ten years in the state penitentiary for manslaughter in the three year old Helena saloon killing of Thomas Crystal, a bartender. Gazette ads bring results.
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Keerl
Montana Society of Civil Engineers
Thomas Crystal
Helena
Leslie
Great Falls
state
Deliberate Auto Incident Kills Five Year Old in Philadelphia
A speeding automobile reportedly tried to frighten onlookers during a Broad Street concert. Eldon Garber, five, was struck and killed as the chauffeur fled at high speed. Bicycle policemen chased the car but could not catch it. In New York, John Jacob Astor resigns from Equitable as Morton announces changes.
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PHILADELPHIA
Eldon Garber
Broad street
Susquehanna avenue
JOHN JACOB ASTOR
EQUITABLE
NEW YORK
Morton
Johnacob Astor
J. B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
China Seeks Representation at Russo Japanese Peace Talks
Peking June 27 The Associated Press correspondent reports on written authority that China desires representation at the Russo Japanese peace conference.
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CHINA
PEKIN
Associated Presa
god authority
Reno and San Jose Wheelmen to clash in Pacific Coast Championship
Next Sunday in San Jose the Reno Wheelmen meet Garden City Wheelmen in a Pacific Coast championship race seen as one of the largest crowds at the track. Reno trainers promise a 12 30 or faster five mile pace as San Jose boasts top riders under twelve minutes. The event attracts extra streetcar schedules and bus service with plans for an Oakland Wheelmen matchup later this summer.
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Reno
Garden City
San Jose
Jan
Pacific Coast
San Jose boys
Reno giants
James Hart
tower country
Nevada
Oakland
Italian Laborer Robbed on Street
Fred Foster and Johan Murphy were jailed after a robbery on an Italian laborer near the Flanigan warehouse. The victim, L Paralion, reported the assault along the railroad track east of the city center and later identified the suspects. A robbery charge will be filed. Also advertised are two weeks of Ricker's New York beauty demonstrations by Miss Runnells at Gray Reid Wright Company, with invitations to attend.
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Fred Foster
Johan Murphy
Flanigan
L. Paralion
Foster
Murphy
Parallon
Gray, Reid, Wright Company
Ricker
New York
Runnells
Stone Company suit against Beasley set for district court
The case E. B. and A. L. Stone Company v Beasley will be argued in district court tomorrow after evidence was completed this afternoon. The trial resumed and the judge adjourned until tomorrow.
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E. B. and
A. L. Stone Company
Beasley
Wallace resigns from Panama Canal posts for private New York job
New York June 27 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal and a member of the commission has resigned both positions to accept a $40000 office with a New York corporation.
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NEW YORK
John F. Wallace
Panama canal
commission
New York corporation
Prisons in WarSaw Crowded as Riots Feared
Warsaw reports overcrowded prisons with 672 arrests in the last day, mostly Jews, amid mobilization fears and expected siege. Riots are anticipated. In Podolia laborers strike on beetroot plantations, risking harvest losses. In Kovno peasants seize pastures and estate lands. KHARKOFF reports troops deployed to suppress peasant sackings and arson.
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WARSAW
Podolia
Kovno
Roosevelt Telegram Affirms Secretary Hay’s Illness Progress
In Winsburg New Hampshire June 37 the Hay family reports Secretary John Hay passing a comfortable night and resting quietly with renewed strength though not yet able to move about. A nurse and Dr Jackson arrived from Boston to provide careful care as officials note his illness followed a prior attack that weakened him, prompting several friends to telegram hopeful messages.
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WINSWBURG
N. H
John Hay
Jackson
Toston
Mr. Hay
araenia
Hay
bet
Roosevelt Attends Harvard Commencement 25th Class Anniversary
President Roosevelt visited Cambridge for the 25th anniversary of Harvard class of 1880, attending graduation exercises and class activities as a private guest rather than as president. The event drew graduates from Massachusetts and beyond, with extensive participation shaped around his presence in the ceremonies. Miss Alice Comerford passed Reno en route from Verdi to Virginia this morning.
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Roosevelt
Harvard College
RUSTON
Harvard
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Alice Comerford
Reno
Verdi
Virginia
Roowe vel Telegram Confidence Amid Evanescent Trouble
President Roowe vel responds to your telegram with assurance that the current trouble is fleeting and will pass, expressing firm belief in a swift return to stability and progress. The message conveys optimism and resolve despite recent challenges.
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President Roosevelt
Roowevel
Young Murphy Will Recover From Gunshot Wound
Cleveland Murphy the young fireman who shot himself a few days ago continues to improve and is expected to recover unless inflammation or poisoning sets in. Doctors say the ball penetrated the pleural cavity and caused internal bleeding but not enough to endanger his life. Local officials note Nevada boosters and Salt Lake ties as Colorado fortunes discussed by Nevin Hawkes and Tut tle in Reno remarks.
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eri & man
Dr. Woods
Murphy
bis
Nevada
Nevin
Salt Lake
James Nevin
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