Peace Delegates Say War Can't Be Prevented At Hague Talk
The Hague June 15 M Nelidoff opened the peace conference affirming universal peace and disarmament unattainable while hopeful methods for judicial adjustment of disputes may be possible though all international conflicts are inevitable. He praised President Roosevelt and Andrew Carnegie, drawing Liberal applause from delegates. Japanese delegation signals no intention to reopen US Japanese differences. The Associated Press report notes no start of any new disputes. Nearby church notices announce The Call of Spring program at Central Presbyterian with children baptism and school presentations. The Episcopal church marks the 75th communion anniversary with services nationwide.
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Associated Press
United States
Raymond Russell
Clarence Larson
Milton Arnit
Margaret Niche
Th Turner
Jessie Folsom
Miss Montgomery
Oxenic Sunshine Band
Sadie Rosenberg
Selo
Laura Schroeder
Schont Exerc
Goa
Pastor
Seng
Liv
Ise
The Call of Spring Observed At Central Church
Children will observe a special day with a floral dedication and a two sermon series by Rev. W B Clemmer. Floral march songs and recitations by young participants precede a dedication of summer flowers and a chorus of children.
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Memorial Christian Church
Bible School
W. B. Clemmers
Jesus
W R. Stine
W. B. Clemmer
Helen Parker
Marguerite Anthony
Marie Smit
Marion Caldwell
Russell Carpenter
Mary Clemmer
Kitty
Fay Patten
Ruby Lusk
Josie Elsham
Cretary
Ready for Strike at Packing Plants
Final preparations underway for a packing house teamsters strike as Secretary Golden orders a walkout at midnight unless developments alter the plan. The move follows tensions over labor terms, with officials signaling readiness to enforce the shutdown if no agreement is reached.
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Chicago
Golden
Railroads Agree Not to Cut Interstate Rates
General agents of railroads in Iowa met in Chicago on January 15 and endorsed a compact not to reduce interstate passenger rates in western states until courts decide the validity of a state law fixing a two cent per mile maximum.
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Chicago
Iowa
Big verdict for alienation of affections in Denver
District Judge Whitford awarded Mrs. Jose A. Hill, wife of Frank W. Hill, damages of 25 000 dollars against Anna Bent, wife of banker Edward Bent, of Ouray, for alienation of the affections of her husband. All parties are prominent socially.
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Denver
Col
Whitford
Jose A. Hill
Frank W. Hill
Anna Bent
Edward Bent
Ouray
Bail Refused for San Francisco Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco June 15 bail for Mayor Schmitz convicted of extortion was refused by Judge Dunne as formal application was made. Sentence to be pronounced June 27. Dunne said after conviction the defendant is ordered into custody and any other disposition would require proper formal showing, not to be waived by the prosecution.
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San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Jodge Dunne
Inidae Dunne
Georgia day at Jamestown and Haywood trial updates
Telegraph dispatches describe Georgia day at Jamestown amid presidential remarks and Georgia figures praising the event while the Haywood trial opens with testimony about telegrams and drafts. Prosecutors seek admissibility linking Adams to conspiracies as Pender testifies.
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Boise
Jone
Haywood
Pender
Steve Adams
Ogden
Borah
Orchard
Adams
Hawood
Amun Seu
Wood
W. D. Haywood
Denver
Ammed
Train in Ditch and Bridge Plunge Shock Minot to Niagara
Minot North Dakota June 15 The Great Northern Oriental Limited derailed and burned near Palermo killing the engineer and fireman with several passengers injured while spreading rails blamed. Latest reports say no one killed one wounded two badly hurt and mail saved as the wreck burned. Separate sight Niagara Falls freight cars broke from a Grand Trunk train on the lower steel arch bridge plunging into Niagara rapids and causing damage
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Minot
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Great Northern Oriental Limited
Palermo
Alermonly
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Niara Rapids
Black Hills Cut Off by Bad Storm
Deadwood South Dakota June 15 The Black Hills are cut off from outside communication since June 12 after a six hour rain and hail storm washed out railroad bridges and tracks and destroyed telegraph lines Three people are known to have died Mrs Anderson of Piedmont and two children drowned in a cloudburst
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Deadwood
Black Hills
Peorians Visit Moline Boosters Reception
Peoria boosters toured Rock Island for a brief visit and then attended a reception at the Moline Club rooms in the evening. They met Rock Island business men and exchanged greetings with members of both organizations during their stopover.
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Moline Club
Peoria Boosters
Rock Island
Moline
Peorians
Moline Elub
Mystery of Minnesota launch sinking remains unsolved
Washington and Norfolk reports confirm the Minnesota launch was raised with the body of fireman George Westphal aboard. One fireman body recovered. 10 other men presumed drowned. Eight fathoms off Rip Raps, grappling party found the launch. The fate of midshipmen aboard is unclear while May Sutton won the Kerr lawn tennis title at Beckenham, England.
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Metcalf
Admiral Berry
Norfolk Navy Yard
Minnesota
Old Point Comfort
George Westphal
Norfolk
Rip Raps
May Sutton
Beckenham
England
Sutton
California
Lambert Chambers
Honor the Dead Odd Fellows Plan Memorial Walk to Chippiannock
Members of Rock Island lodges gather at the hall at 1 30 PM to march via Seventeenth Street to cars for Chippiannock cemetery. An extensive program will honor departed brothers and sisters, including prayers, prologues, odes, and a memorial address, with numerous named members from Eudora Rebekah Lodge No. 73 Rock Island Lodge No. 18 and Usal Lodge No. Gus listed among the dead.
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Odd Fellows
Hall
Seventeenth Street
Ternoon the
Odd Fellows of
Eudora Rebekal
Ueal
Chippiannock Cemetery
Eelock
Sixth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Chippiannock
J. A. Reid
Noble
W. H. Scott
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Rock Island Lodge
Ueal Lodge
Enitora Hekal Lodge
Noble Grand
Scott
Endora Rebekah Lodge
Rock Iskuth Lodge
Usal Lodge
H.W. G. Bostock
J. D. Sweeney
Eudora Rebekah Lodge
S. B. Stoddard
Jennie Pe Angeline Harding
Lena Burton
Dolor Kunkle
William Reading
James Harding
Mary BE. Talehart
J. W. Herbert
Minnie Goff
Mary Ranson
Rebekah
George Schneider
Marcus Detjene
Peter Stelk
C. S. Newberry
Willian Kale
AL FP. Cutter
Cyrus Churchill
William Ecker
Liha Colburn
A. Chritopher
James Shield
Tess
Willie Rinck
S. PL Miller
Gus Wilken
M Koch
C. FL Whitten
T. W. Ranson
E. Krell
S. M. Coplin
George Reau
Taft Resumes Trip After Sudden Illness in St Paul
Secretary Taft, who fell ill yesterday in St Paul, is much better today and will continue his journey tonight to Sioux Falls and other northwestern points.
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St. Paul
Taft
Sioux Falls
Cortelyou Ends Panama Bond Issue Doubt
Secretary Cortelyou announces no current need for issuing Panama bonds after careful consideration. The decision settles the issue for the present and reflects a shift in fiscal planning from the Panama project.
Russ Douma Defies Czar and Will Be Dissolved
A Soviet era style note claims Russ Douma will be dissolved, with remarks that settlement may endure for months. It mentions S26000 four per cent bonds maturing July 2 and full redemption, alongside use of national depository banks’ deposits for that purpose.
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Czar
Indict Sheriff Stiers for Retaining County Fees
Reports from Cambridge detail the indictment of B. H. Stiers, former Henry County sheriff, for embezzling about 2600 in county funds. He allegedly kept fees received for transporting prisoners to state and private institutions, a practice auditors claim violated county law. Indictments against other officials were also noted amid broad investigations.
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Henry County
BH. Stiers
Cambridge
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Stiers
California
Catbridge
Jnge Grives
Cambrivee
Stiems
Attoarneys
Arbiters Decline Mediation in Moline Industry Dispute
The board of arbitration failed to secure a settlement between molders machinists and manufacturers in East Ma line yesterday. The board announced it could not decide the matter by arbitration and offered mediation in the afternoon, which the employer did not accept. Citizens committees appointed May 2 were completed today and to be acted upon later this afternoon in Moline.
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Board of Arbitration
Citizens Committees
Patlie
Moline
Dam Break Causes Rush of Water Toward Cache L Poudre
News from Ft. Collins Colo reports the big dam at Chamber’s lake has breached releasing millions of feet of water. A five foot high wall is racing down the Cache L Poudre River. Residents along the river are believed to have escaped but fishermen are feared to be in danger.
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Cache la Poudre River
Colorado
Ft. Collins
Colo
Anglia Strikes Rock in Fog Off Holyhead. Passengers Safe
The Irish express steamer Anglia struck a submerged rock in a thick fog near Holyhead, Wales, this morning. After half an hour the vessel freed herself and landed all passengers as the bow was stove in above and below the water line. In Indiana, rains ruined onion crops near Nappanee, with estimated losses around half a million dollars.
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Wales
Anglia
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