Old Soldiers in Grand Reunion at Gettysburg
Veterans from both sides gather fifty years after the battle in Gettysburg for a shared commemoration. Survivors of Buford and Wheeler divisions recall the moment the war began. Gray haired women sing battle songs as townspeople recall the vigil and the bells pealing through the streets.
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Gettysburere
Theo
Gettysburg
Advanor
Buford
Wheeler
Vie
Meade
Goren
Tig Dent
Wang
Postal Savings Bonds and Drowned Girls in Wisconsin
A report states a 1 416 580 dollar postal savings bond transmission to the U S Treasury by Portina fe General Berleson marks the fifth issue of such bonds with strength in registered form showing a 41 400 rise from the prior month Nearly ninety percent of bonds requested appeared as permanent investments Two girls drown in the Penktaigo river Loomis Wisconsin Evelyn George 27 Axon Sein sky 18 daughters of farmers rescued Dot Hausock 9 and Alice George 1 swam with others in the same incident Also notes a political protest stance toward California alien land laws and pending Tokyo communication.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Portinas Fe
Berleson
Porter Ravings
Loomis
Wis
Penktigo
Evelyn Greorge
Axon Seinsky
Eively Baucock
Dot
Jas Hausock
Alice George
Merchant Ends Life in Knnene City Missouri
J D Todd a 45 year old merchant from Marceline Missouri killed himself with a razor and wrist cuts after a visit here. Friends offered no fear for his mood. The text notes confusion over a Home Rule Bill vote in the House of Commons with a division showing 120-190 in favor.
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Knnene City
J. D. Todd
Marceline
Todd
Hla
Janiot
Lome
Couttittes Atege
Hause
Aommnone
Whey
Sugar Free in 1916 Senate Debate Ends in Victory
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic caucus settled the free sugar and free wool tariff schedule after a five day debt limit dispute. The Senate approved the schedule 40 to 6, with six Democratic senators voting against free sugar. The House passed the measure earlier by 41 to 6. The opposing senators listed include Hitchock of Nebraska Newlands of Nevada Randall of Louisiana Stovall of Georgia and Walsh of Montana.
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Wabhington
Senate
Anianes Coraratti
House
Werd Hitchenek
Nebraska
Newwids
Nevada
Nansdelt
Ihhrnton
Louisiana
Stiafrour
Gelarate
Chatober Inja
Oregon
Neirlinda
Revada
Ranedet and
Tearton
Foutsiana
Bhatrath
Wulst
Lovett Details Effort to Aid Lauterbach in Senate Talk
Washington June 26 Rebert Scott Lovett chairman of the Union Pacific board testified before the senate investigations committee that a long continued and determined effort was made to save Edward Lauterbach a New York lawyer retained by his company to increase the wheels in Washington and prevent unpleasant agitation in congress against the resolution plan of the Asian Pacific Southern Pacific systems ordered by the Supreme court and now before the department of justice.
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Washington
Rebert Scott Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Senate “Iniby
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Congress
Southern Pacific Systems
Supreme Court
Department of Juclice
Far and Near World News Summary
June reports from multiple locales detail attempted shootings at a criminal court in Washington, drownings near Durand, Wisconsin, veterans celebrations at Gettysburg, and a U.S. attorney general briefing on Japanese torpedo knowledge. A disaster at Musto Milling in Illinois leaves several dead and sixty injured.
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Washington
Ray
Ateiart
Janiee Stelford
Blin
Wravalion
Eau Claire
Wis
Fee Dewomes
Frank Weigand
Sod
Allon Dareh
Chippewa Falla
Deadlake
Durand
Awinnaing
Gettysburg
New York
Malcalma
Cotes
Japan
United States Navy
Duffelo
Musto Milling Company
Bik and
Peabody Etreeda
Gatun Lake Spillway Gates To Close July 2
Panama reports the spillway gates at Gatun Lake will be closed on July 2 to allow the lake to rise to its maximum level. On June 22 the lake stood at 48 percent of its 85 foot maximum, with levels expected to reach the full height after the closure.
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Gatun Lake
Panama
Gatun
Hurdling Champion Wees Marries in St Louis
St. Louis reports the marriage of John P. Nicholson, a member of the Mexican tent in the Jaet Olympic Games, to Mise Ghlagye Hunt of St. Louis. The couple plans to travel to Washington for the Jy event.
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Wees
St. Louis
Tuade
Yobn P. Nicholson
Jaet
Mise Ghlagye Hunt
St. Lala
CURRENCY BILL UP FOR RETIREMENT OF BANKNOTES
Washington reports the proposed currency reform bill reintroduces retirement of bank notes within twenty years and replaces them with federal bonds. It restructures reserves, lets regional banks set discount rates with board approval, and requires five percent reserves locally with optional deposits elsewhere.
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Washington
Bourdo
Wilson
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Thase Reseryen
Regions Reserve Bank
Ph Bant
Suilebl
Johnson flees to Canada in bounty evading sentence
Jack Johnson, the famed prize fighter, admitted on various days his plan to travel to Europe. He was sentenced to a year in federal prison for violation of the marine cargo act and was found to have fled to Canada with his white wife.
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Montreal
Inno
Jack Johnsan
Lienogen Wen
Aviryday
Europe
Tueelay
Chicago
Line
Jack Johnson
Maeis
Leavenworth
Kam
Canada
Guild Robbery Incites Large Cash Loss in El Prtarae burg
A burglary at El Prtarae burg saw the Guild residence robbed of $51,000 along with jewelry and credit items. The raider gained entry to the Wing paln apartment and the nearby hotel where Awbasandor and Mrs Guild stayed, exiting before the alarm was raised.
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Guild
el Prtarae Burg
Falano
Massacre Report From Kwei Uwacheng Temple
A Mongolian deed records sixty worshipers killed in a temple in Kwei Uwacheng, China’s Alan province, on a date in June 86. The casualty figure and location are based on a report received by this desk.
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Staty Lamaa Surta
St. Peterahneg
Kwei Uwacheng
Alan
Mongolia
A & Rlcipateh
President Wilson accepts resignation and backs inquiry
President Wilson replies to Attorney General McReynolds noting resignation and endorsing a thorough, immediate probe into misconduct. He supports appointing the ablest official to handle the cases, and agrees on the importance of the investigation while expressing goodwill toward the attorney general and the process.
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Wreltaghon
Dani
Wilton On
Tuewday
Woodrow Wilson
Genetal McReynolds
Nate
Aincors
Department of Justice
Taa
Diggs
Weelermual Company
California
Iva Sanes
Bond
Jain
Neg
McReynolds
All stamps on parcel post ruling in effect
A May 22 informal ruling by Postmaster General Giewern allows ordinary stamps for parcel post starting July 4 including commemoratives, with restrictions on designated packages. The notice warns of public inconvenience and addresses postal handling changes and rate rules.
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Parcel Post
Wasi Atington
Mane
Bern
Giewern
Hace
Aoy
Maree
Kowa Health Board Standards Set By Last Legislature
The piece outlines a new health board law taking effect July 4, detailing new members and terms, the executive authority structure, and anticipated changes to state health governance. It lists appointees, term lengths, and notes prior lawmakers’ efforts and anticipated cost reductions plus department reorganizations.
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Keatt
Ulidltar
Dr. T
Missouri Valley
Lafayette Wigelns engWinety
Des Moines
Manelostur
Ergithe
de Wetter Fe
Dee Moines
Cainine
Board of Health
Mt Gva
Wim Seren
Cie
Mipging
Ney
Sumner
Lex Islatara
Tha Oh
George E. Dacker
Bavonyurt
Albert Dy Rey
Wiutiers
Anis Uu- Akoritles
Waily
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Sihg
Jagan
Sapan
Tokio
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Tindsey
Craw
University of Washington Imside Srediighle
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Courte
Gaucus
Lovett
Union Pacific
Ofer
Federal Board
Same
Ighnson
Marin
Ball
Commerce Court
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Wilson Heghets
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Hla Ohlon
Aulag of
Burlison
Counte-feiter
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Tenn
Tate Poskie
Tima
Silehele Mure
Hidcken
Ward
U. S
Kowa Health Board
Shakaup
Fetter Mosutta
Lowe
Tia
State Dental Board
Clarke
Lesarah
Adune
Lewa
Lew Haya
Ktale
Hespers State Bank
Bistiga Yank
Wyoming
van le Roght
State
Toad Inc
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Veil
Ani
Ube
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Miiele Huis
Dustey
Heme Aphiova
Alia Faye Gouity
Inelnta Adkodacs
Hig Farmer
Avid
Delegeun
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Engdut
Mila Wld
Tanita Fra Akon
Counel
Allioney Cann
Casson
Eqns
Mure
Om Raauerl
Soursu
State Oil Inspect
Goygrive Clarke
Melvin
Byert
Jesper
Halvor
StonarMecCray Systems
Tamu Loc Electric
Aegean
Sineh
Nanjea
Caveris
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Bisley
Davengerly
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