Greatest Naval Display Honors King George V and Queen Mary
Special Ambassador Hammond aboard the royal yacht as 185 warships from 18 nations, including the US Delaware, parade off Spithead for a coronation tribute. A six mile fleet line, 8000 guns, and royal salutes accompany a festive Portsmouth reception and remarks by John Hays Hammond.
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London
George V
Queen Mary
Spithead
Britain
Delaware
United States
Victoria and Albert
John Hays Hammond
Great Britain
Solent
Portsmouth
Reid
Perry Belmonts
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William B. Leeds
Admiral Moore
Naval Guard of Honor
Ison
Victory
Royal Yacht
Admiralty
Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Theirs is Hard Job Says Butler on Demagogues
President Nicholas Murray Butler told Columbia University graduates that being a demagogue is easy to mock while the hardest task remains choosing a stance on both sides of a fence, a remark noted by Nashville Tenn. Bean.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Nashville Tennes- Bean
Lorimer in a Dual Role as Jeryl and Hyde
In testimony before the Senate investigation Lorimer faces lines about a feud with the McCormick family and his opposition to a Chicago river bridge project. Attorney Hancey argues Lorimer provoked the Harvester trust story by opposing a $10 000 contribution.
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Lorimer
Jeryl and Hyde
Root
LaFolette
LaFollette
Senate
Washington
Geo Bancroft
Gsotee Bancroft
The
Harvester Trust
Judge Hancey
McCormick Family
Hancey
Chicago River
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Lamenting the Gallery God in Providence Journal
The Providence Journal notes Daniel Frohman as a vocal gallery critic whose absence leaves the high class theaters poorer. He voiced stricter moral judgments than self appointed city leaders, a contrast the columnist finds partly justified and timely.
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Daniel Frohman
Providence Journal
Fat Montandons Face Domestic Dilemma At Alabama Avenue
Mrs Montandon and her 830 pound husband face a challenge cleaning their new home in St. Louis. They married secretly to avoid a charivari and plan to hire a thin helper for the task. The couple notes their past and jokes about weight while recounting wedding logistics and a last minute car change.
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Montandon
Pauline Marcus
Cherokee Street
William
Ditmars Family Fails To Reach Columbus Wedding
Mrs. Will Ditmars and family attempted to attend the wedding of Graham Ong and Miss Mary Wilson in Columbus but arrived too late. Their automobile journey, described by the Cincinnati Enquirer, shows they faced delays beyond their control while traveling at speed.
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Will Ditmars
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Smith College Girls Spark Stamp Protests At Local Store
News reports say Smith College students critiqued a drug store for excessive credits on postage stamps. A placard announced no stamp charges, prompting taunts like Tight-wad and The mean thing. A freshman proposed a solution and led a group of about a dozen students to leave, vow to buy stamps elsewhere.
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Smith College
New York Herald
Smith
Court Holds Morse May Serve Ten Years of Fifteen
Special to The Light reports in Atlanta on June 24 that Charles W. Morse may be required to serve only ten years of his fifteen year sentence because the judgment did not specify the penalty for each count. The government conceded the issue in habeas corpus proceedings.
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Morse
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
E. R. Girardeau
Galveston
Perkins, Et al
Girardeau
District Court
Galveston County
Stewart Title Guaranty Company
Firemen Send Money to Widow in Denton Relief
The McKinney volunteer firemen sent 60 dollars to the Denton fire department for the relief of the widow of a fireman killed there yesterday.
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M’kinney
Tex
McKinney
Denton Fire Department
Wife of Minister Granted Divorce Denial Court Decision
In Topeka Kansas Mrs Frank Snyder wife of Rev Frank Snyder a prominent local minister received a divorce denial on grounds of neglect. She alleges he pressured merchants to deny her credit and that he kept the family automobile and home. He cites her jealousy and notes his income and church salary.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Nyder
Charles Sheldon
Belle linked to Stokes shooting freed on bail
Mrs Stell Singleton wife of a wealthy Californian and sister of Lillian G arrived in New York on June 24 and was released on bail after assistance from a bondsman. She hinted at strained relations with Mr Stokes while shedding light on her sister’s connections to Ethel and the Stokes case.
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New York
Stell Singleton
Aalthy
Lillian G
Ethel
W. E. D. Stokes
Provence
Singleton
Mr. Stokes
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Walt
Sailor King
Texas
Perkins Et al Vs. Girardeau
Patrof
Homer Jones
Commerce Street
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