Senate Expected to Vote on Panama Tolls Bill Today
In Washington on June 11 the vote on the Panama Tolls bill was expected in the Senate this afternoon or tonight. Two elements could delay, including a two hour speech in favor of repeal. Senator Norris leads the arbitration amendment while opposed by repeal advocates. Gorman and Borah, opposed to the bill in any form, are active in the debate.
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Panama
Senate
Norris
Gorman
Borah
Knights Vote For Merger Amid Dissent In Camp Session
In Bay City on June 11 the Great Camp of Modern Maccabees approved a merger plan joining the Knights of the Modern Maccabees with the Maccabees of the World. Dissenting votes were reported, and the insurance commissioner must now review the proposal.
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Bay City
Knights of the
Maccabees
Maccabees of
Approva
Vote Soon by William G. Shepherd
Vera Cruz May 4 report hints at a July 5 vote if Huerta remains in power. The note reflects uncertainty about leadership and the coming political action as events unfold in Mexico.
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William G. Shepherd
Vera Cruz
New York
Morrow
Huerta
Fragmentary Notice Highlights Unclear Local Item
OCR text fragment shows disordered words and names. readable parts suggest a local notice or announcement but lacks clear action, date, or place. Unable to determine specifics. preserves only that a notice exists with illegible content.
Roosevelt Weds Miss Willard in Madrid Embassy ceremony
June, Madrid. Kermit Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, marries Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of U S Ambassador Joseph E. Willard, in a noon ceremony at the British Embassy in Madrid. Attended by Spanish officials, aristocrats, and diplomatic figures. The bride’s sister maid of honor, with a list of notable bridesmaids. The couple plans a brief European honeymoon before heading to Brazil for business duties.
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Madrid
Diplomatic Corps
Belle Wyatt Willard
Joseph E. Willard
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
Dr. Watson
Paris
Herbert Brown
Elizabeth Willard
Princess Folle of
Thurn and Taxis
Prince Ratibor
Agabassador
Katherine Page
London
Mlle
Gilonelé Venour de Tillieres
Virginia Christian
Richmond
Brazil
Kaa
Nead
Methanidh
James
Pepe
Spa
Mit
Roosevelt
Africa
Strawberry shipments reach 1035 at night
Reports show strawberry shipments Wednesday night totaling 1 035 units. Details are sparse with fragmented OCR text mentioning Rice andBerrier Ar-sund names unclear.
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Cape
Concert opens at Auditori m with Jennie Dufay and Bispham
Special to The Peis reports June 10 concert opening at the auditorium. Jennie Dufay led the program with overture by Meisteringer Wagner, while Mr. Bispham delivered artful vocal numbers including Where ere You Walk and When I Was Page. He urged singing in English though performed Falstaff in Italian, praising English and Italian as expressive, with audience lively.
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Auditorum J Querer
Jennie Dufay
Meister
Inger
Wagner
Handel
Verdi
Leoncavallo
Bispham
Mr. Bispham
Many Jobs Await Men in United States Outlook
Secretary of Labor Wilson outlined the labor outlook predicting ample employment ahead for men. He cited a bumper wheat crop revival of the pen trade and continued industrial activity as reasons for optimism in the near future. He emphasized prospects for mining and related fields, signaling broad economic revival.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Secre- Wilson
Say Arms Landed Say Arms Landed
Generationalists claim unverified reports that the liner Vantilla landed at Tuscarog without interference. They allege 15 000 rounds of ammunition are now in the hands of Carranza agents.
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Washington
Generiationalists Junta Today
Vantilla
Tuscaroga
Carranza
Federals hemmed at Cal a outside Zacatecas
General TMature, commander in chief of the Sehod Seeley, reports his troops have surrounded 600 Federals at Cal a near Zacatecas. He says the defenders are being cut to pieces and the battle is ongoing. Deserters shrink the Zacatecas garrison as prisoners are captured daily.
Paw Paw youths face arrests over schoolhouse mischief
Sheriff Beattie returned to Paw Paw with Nelson Hembree of Covert, jailed yesterday for malicious destruction of property after a Covert schoolhouse incursion. Other boys settled with the school board to avoid arrest. Hembree was arraigned today before Justice Rowland.
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Beattie
Paw Paw
Nelson Hembree
Covert
Hembree
Rowland
Paw ‘Paw
Stevenson Near Death After Sudden Temperature Drop
Adlai E. Stevenson, vice president under Cleveland, rallied briefly overnight at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago as his condition worsened from a sudden temperature drop. Physicians say he may live only a few days.
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Chicago
Adlai £. Stevenson
Cleveland
Presbyterian Hospital
Lungmotor Arrival For City Use At Power House
The lungmotor recently purchased by the city has arrived and will be kept during the simmer months at the power house for quick use in drowning cages and in cases of electric shock or asphyxiation by gas. It will be available for emergencies.
Preventing Summer Flies A Public Health Call
In a 1914 bulletin Dr W A Evans stresses killing winter flies early to curb the summer swarm. A single fly can lay 160 eggs in batches, potentially filling 000 cubic feet if aggregated. Citizens urged to vigorous anti fly campaigns, keep homes clean, and assist state officials like Illinois food commissioner W Scott Mathews in reducing disease spread from flies. Continued on page 3.
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W. A. Evans
Mes
Janary
Committee On New Merchants’ Association
W. Scott Mathews
Tlinois
Badly Hurt In Joy Ride In New York
Mrs Bud Fisher wife of the cartoonist was in hospital after an early morning automobile crash during a joy ride. She suffered chest injuries and internal damage with a prognosis of probable fatality. Fisher identified his wife but did not disclose details. Lawrence Lamb and two others were in the car when struck by another vehicle.
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New York
Bud” Fisher
Rauto
Wie
Lawrence Lamb
Fisher
Baby Baughtler Buried Today in Quiet Funeral
Funeral services for the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Hewson were held at 2 pm from the Sweet home on Dyckman avenue. Rev Augustine Jones officiated. The musical portion included two piano selections by Mrs W G Packard. The bereaved parents received sympathy from friends gathered at the family residence. Burial was at Lake View with funeral cortege following.
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W. E. Hewson
Sweet Home
Dyckman Avenue
Augustine Jones
W. G. Packard
Schumann
Stone of Scone stone seized by blast and theft fears
United Press reports a blast at the coronation site stirred alarm over the Stone of Scone. Police say clues are lacking as authorities fear the historic relic could be damaged or stolen and public sentiment may demand punishment for the perpetrators.
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Scone
Edward I
England
London
Unclear OCR Fragment Skews Into Political Debate Tone
Fragmentary text shows a June date reference and mentions Perkins Pinchot Bine chot and a critique in a Progressive era context. Core facts are not coherent. readable elements indicate a political comment or letter discussion without clear events or outcomes.
Panton Episcopal church organist shines in opening recital
A fragment from a Detroit Catholic and Episcopal community page notes the organist of the Panton Episcopal church delivering a notable opening recital amid church gatherings. The text reflects on both religious and cultural uses of the organ in the era.
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South Siege
Panton Episcopal Church
Detroit
Repita Gawless
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