I W W Leaders Shout Defiance At Jail Address
Harry M McKee and EB Kirk socialist attorneys addressed several hundred supporters from the county jail steps in San Diego before entering to begin terms for conspiracy to violate street speaking laws. Kirk to serve six months and McKee three. each fined 500 dollars.
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Aamt
San Diego
Cal
Harry M McKee
EB. E. Kirk
Ocal Street
Kirk
McKee
Twelve G C Labor officials arrested in Paris
Twelve officials of the General Confederation of Labor were arrested in Paris on charges of inciting soldiers to disobedience and desertion. Police raids at labor leaders’ headquarters seized books and papers.
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United Presse
Paris
General Confederation of Labor
70000 Veterans Revisit Gettysburg on First Reunion Day
On July 1 in Gettysburg Pennsylvania more than 70000 veterans from both Blue and Gray gathered at the field of the 1863 battle. They toured landmarks in arm in arm recalling the clash and Lincoln’s call for a nation reborn. Col Lane met Col McConnell at the Iron Brigade tent as Major General Wood prepared for Military Day and state governors arrived for Civic Day events.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
Johnny Reb
Yank
America
Cowan
Pickett
Charles H. McConnell
Chicago
24Th Michigan
John RK. Lane
North Carolina
Lane
McConnell
Iron Brigade
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Leonard M. Wood
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Great Peace Memorial
Taft Whitewash Recalled in Wilson Era Critique
In Washington on July 1 the Digga Caminetti and Western Fuel cases are cited to fault President Wilson for appointing inept cabinet members. William B Wilson and James C McReynolds face criticism for delaying trials and interfering with grand juries, with Taft noted for earlier Ballinger whitewashing.
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Washington
Digga-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
Wilson
William B. Wilson
James C. McReynolds
McReynolds
Wickersham
Department of Justice
United States
McNab
Rebels seize Guaymas as Ojeda’s force collapses
Federal forces evacuate Guaymas after a sweeping rebel victory. Gen Ojeda, with about 1,000 of his 3,500 strong army, boards a transport for the south while Gen Obregon’s rebels seize the port and prevent looting. Wealthy citizens flee as Guaymas ends its siege. Gen Barron led the garrison in the retreat.
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Ojeda
Obregon
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Barron
Bake Oven Endorsed for Rheumatism by Medical Journal
An 1909 Chicago publication credits the Bake Oven as a specific cure for rheumatism. It cites praise from a medical journal and promotes a limited time $1 treatment offer by Dr. Loughney in the People's Savings Bank Building at Second Ave and Pike St, with free consultations.
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The
American Medical Journal
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Loughney
California man pleads guilty to bribe offer to senator
Charles H. Ereanbrach of Santa Barbara admitted offering a $1000 bribe to U S Senator John D. Works. Judge Olin Wellborn sentenced him to two months in jail and a $250 fine. He said he hoped to obtain postmastership and believed Works could help. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosts a social dance tonight at Eckhart's Ball, 1616 Third Ave.
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Los Angeles
Charles H. Ereanbrach
Santa Barbara
United States
John D. Works
California
Olin Wellborn
Ereanbrach
Breanbrach
Works
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Eckhart
Manager of Devil Ball Sent to Jail
Sacramento, July 1. Promoter Hincky Thomas pleaded guilty to outraging public morals over a June 17 devil’s ball that led to a fatal car crash killing Grace Henson and G. B. Pierce. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail after witnesses testified the event was a rotten meal.
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Sacramento
Cal
Mins Grace Henson
G. B. Pierce
Alaska steamer Al-Ki wreck prompts survey of waters
In Ketchikan Alaska mariners prepare a petition for a resurvey of Alaska waters after the steamer Al-Ki Capt W E B Guptill struck an uncharted rock near Klawock reef and grounded off her keel. This marks the fourth Alaska trade accident in two weeks caused by weasels hitting uncharted rocks. two weasels were lost and two require repair. The Alki stopped for examination before continuing south under her own power.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Al-Ki
W. EB. Guptill
Klawock Reef
Mayor Reaches Bond Exchange Involving City Funds
Mayor F C Marston of the Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co received 975000 for bonds held by his firm against the city. The mayor treasurer and comptroller signed their names seven thousand eight hundred times in the exchange.
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F. C. Marston
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co
Government Inspected Meat Prices At Local Market
Anchor Brand Bacon leg of mutton and American full cream cheese offered with price tags 16c 12c 14c 18c in a government inspected meat display. Local shoppers compare costs as early spring goods appear.
Girl Masquerades as Boy to Find Work and Marries Client
Nene Shaw from Portland posed as bellboy Herbert Emory to secure wages and avoid gender limits. Joseph Sturges, who sought a wife via a matrimonial bureau, identified her after letters and a hotel visit. he married her after her arrest and release.
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San Francisco
Belhop
Nene Shaw
Portland
Bell Boy
Herbert Emory
Joseph Sturges
Sturges
Miss Shaw
Sturgel
Frank Lord
Resinol Eliminates Eczema Sores With Soap And Ointment
Immediate relief from itching burning and disfiguring eczema with a warm bath using Resinol Soap and a simple application of Resinol Ointment. Regular use of the soap helps keep skin clear, and the product is described as doctor prescribed with a long history of use. Trial free from Resinol, Dept. 1-P, Baltimore MD.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Four San Francisco Patrolmen Suspended Over Hush Money Claims
The San Francisco police commission suspended four more officers Patrolmen Louis Ballotto and Jack Gleason and Detectives Ed Mills and Chas Brown after banco men Michael Gallo and Carlo Cardano testified they paid hush money. The action follows allegations that the officers received payments.
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Hy United Press
San Francisco
Banco
Police Commission
Louis Balletto
Jack Gleason
Ed Mills
Chas Brown
Michael Gallo
Carlo Cardano
Governor West Authorized for Honor System Road Work
An opinion by Attorney General Crawford states Governor West may deploy the honor system beyond state institutions. He may assign prisoners to road work and, once finished, return them to the penitentiary for credit if not pardoned or paroled.
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Crawford
West
Primary Lesson on Panics and the Glass Currency Bill
Ohio representative Stanley J. Bowdle argues that panics arise from money shortages at factories and banks. He explains the Glass currency bill would establish federal reserve banks with access to up to 500 million dollars in currency to back bank loans and stabilize credit.
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Washington
Stanley Bowdle
Ohio
Stanley J. Bowdle
New York
Federal Reserve” Banks
Federal Reserve Banks
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