Japanese Occupy Dalny and Talienwan Bay Advances
News from London and Che Foo report Japanese forces clearing Talienwan bay of mines and landing troops and siege materials at Dalny. Kin Chow casualties rise as Kuropatkin fears a stronger Japanese advance and plans retaking Port Arthur and Mukden with multiple army corps.
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London
Talienwan Bay
Danny
Russia
Magic City
Che Foo
Takushan
Kuroki
Feng Wang
Kharkonf
Manchuria
Second
Port Arthur
Mukden
Port Arthur siege fighting near walls and feints afoot
Cable dispatches report fighting within five miles of Port Arthur and near Hai Cheng with heavy Japanese sieges and Russian sorties. Reports say the Russians are under pressure near Niuchwang and Dalny as Japanese forces push toward the port defenses.
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Chee Foo
New York American
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Kin Chow
Nan Shan
Dalny
Japan
Shan Hai Kwan
Niuchwang
Kondratovitch
Kuroki
Hai Cheng
Off Duty Officer Shot As Masked Robbers Strike
In St Joseph Missouri two masked men held up off duty policeman George Hensley in civilian clothes and shot him in the stomach after he attempted to seize a revolver. He fired back ineffectively as the fugitives fled. Businessmen met to plan crime suppression.
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George Hensley
Hensley
Soldiers Rule Ohio Town
Hanging Rock Ohio June 2 martial law enforced since yesterday as soldiers patrol the streets and workers stay home after dark keeping the town in quiet turmoil amid the strike.
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Ohio
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Hanging Rock
Sedalia May Welcome New Brick Plant Investment
A Sedalia plan for a Steger brick plant in Bonham Texas is being considered with local capital. If built the facility would cost about 30000 dollars and produce 206000 bricks daily. Representatives W J Atkinson J C McDougall and local citizens toured the city and reported favorable prospects for locating the plant here.
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J. C. McDougall
Steger
Sedalia
Atkinson
Sentinel
Indus
Springfield convention votes to release delegates from instructions
At the Illinois Republican state convention in Springfield on June 2 a special committee backed a resolution freeing delegates from instructions. Each candidate spoke in favor, though Governor Yates urged submitting the nomination to the people. Ballots continued with Yates at 462 votes, Lowden 400, Deneen 370 as the 68th ballot concluded the session.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Springfield
Yates
Lowden
Deneen
Hamlin
Sherman
Warner
Pierce
Writ Filed Before Supreme Court Seeks Relief
Attorney E. E. Yates appeared before the Supreme Court yesterday asking for relief in a writ filing. The motion seeks judicial remedy and outlines the defendant’s claims and requested actions.
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E. E. Yates
Supreme Court
Primary move to let people choose delegates in Missouri
Attorney E. E. Yates filed for a writ of mandamus with the Missouri supreme court in banc to compel the Jackson county committee to rescind its plan and refer delegate selection to the people by primary or county convention. The court took the matter under advisement and a decision was expected.
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Sam B. Cook
Yates
Toledo's Richest Bankman George Davis Dies at 83
George Davis, 83, longtime president of the Second National Bank in Toledo, dies at home. He led the institution for forty years and was noted as Toledo's richest man.
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Toledo
Ohio
George Davis
France to Help America in Perdicaris Case
Paris June 2. Foreign Minister Delcasso promised France’s assistance to secure the release of Ion Perdicaris and his stepson. He sent instructions to the French minister at Tangier. A Tangier dispatch says Angerra leaders urged Raisuli to free the captives to avoid foreign opposition on Moroccan soil.
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United States
Delcasso
Porter
France
Perdicaris
Tangier
Raisuli
Streetcar Lines Tied Up in Houston Strike
Houston workers strike halts all street car lines as 300 employees demand higher wages and better conditions. The company brings in new men and a hard fight is expected.
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Houston
Texas
Oklahoma Democrats Split Over Hearst Nomination
Anadarko Oklahoma June 2 The Oklahoma Democratic convention left twelve delegates with half a vote each split on Hearst. Current delegates favor nominating Hearst but no formal instruction was given to avoid jeopardizing Oklahoma’s statehood prospects.
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Anadarko, Okla
Oklahoma
Hearst
New York
Guffey Petroleum Wins Anti-Combine Case in Texas
The Texas suit against Guffey Petroleum for two and a half million dollars in penalties ended in a complete victory for the defendant. Judge Brooks ruled the state’s evidence insufficient and directed the jury to find for Guffey.
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State of Texas
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Austin
Tex
Guffey Petroleum Company
Texas
Guffey Company
Brooks
Reed Walsh primary law debated over Jackson county delegates
Kansas City observers discuss the Reed Walsh primary law of 1901 in Jefferson City. If applicable, it may place Jackson county delegates under ward division and direct the county committee to assign representation by ward vote from the last general election. The issue hinges on whether a county convention is required.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jefferson City
E. E. Yates
James Pendergast
W. T. Kemper
John P. Strode
Jackson County
Reed-Walsh
Supreme Court
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