King George V Crowned in Magnificent Coronation Pageant
London reports Britain’s streets thronged as King George V is crowned at Westminster Abbey. The procession, jewels, and regal regalia drew massive crowds, with the state carriage used by five monarchs and the crowd cheering through hours of jubilation after the ceremony.
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London
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Westminster Abbey
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Britain
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Wight
Canterbury
Bim
George
Armilixe
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Wofea
York
Hoth
Geors
Aubey
George IL
Cipriani
George IV
William IV
Victoria
Howard VI
Howard Vile
England
Ireland
Scotland
Queen Mary Enigmatically Gowned at Coronation Ceremonies
The article describes Queen Mary’s coronation attire with robes of royal purple velvet and ermine, embroidered oak leaves and roses, and a gold corded train. It notes elaborate jewels worn by Mrs Hammond and a diplomatic audience including John Hays Hammond and other American officials. The king and queen prepare for the royal review at Portsmouth and a royal yacht voyage. Mrs Hammond’s gown is highlighted as a replica of a gift from South Africa.
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Star of India
Queen's Main
Raward Grey
Wortsmouth
Phiroynt
Loudon
John Pays Hiroend
Jude
Minmonds
Bin
Closary Gems
Mra
Hammond
Bonth Africa
United States
John Hays Hammond
Perpont Morgen
Charles P. Taft
Powder Trust Guilty Says Federal Court
In Wilmington Delaware on June 2 judges Gmy Buflinton and Lanning ruled that Dupont Powder Company and related parties formed a restraint of interstate commerce in powder and explosives. The government suit against United States Senator Henry A Dupont and 14 others was dismissed. The court enjoined the defendants from continuing the combination and ordered its dissolution with a further hearing set for October 10 to determine the dissolution plan.
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Wilmington
Del
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Buflinton
Pittsburg
Lanning
Trenton
N. J
United States Circuit Court
Dupont Powder Company
United States
Henry A. Dupont
Powder Trust
Wny
Musician A dies by own action in bar scene
Fragmentary text reports musician A's death by suicide at a bar after examining a revolver. The incident occurred as staff attention shifted, with brief reference to a pawn shop and clerks. Other lines mention miners' strikes and freight movement in various places, but details are unclear.
Water supply cut as Marion flood tunnel breaks
In Marion Ohio the Little Soldier River dredge work for Foohey Co damages the Marion Water Co mains. Water supply is off for two to three days risking fire safety as city relies on aging infrastructure. Skyscraper obsolescence noted with demolition nearby as dozens of trucks move rubble.
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Merion, O
Marion
Ohio
Foohey Company
Selote
Marion Water Company
Wool Fight Up in Senate Over Underwood Wool Bill
In a 29 to 18 vote House Democrats with Republican insurgents and near insurgents pushed the Gore revision of the Underwood wool bill to the Senate finance committee with instructions to report by July 10. Senator Penrose plans to forestall action by returning an adverse recommendation at once, delaying tariff reform and possibly extending the session to October 1.
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Penrose
Mouse
Washington
Senate
House
Amendment Resected in Federal Election Debate
June 22 Washington Reuters reports the House refused to concur in the Bristow amendment to the direct election resolution. The measure would retain federal control over elections, sending the bill back to the Senate which is expected to seek a conference. Southern senators oppose federal control, and opponents could still block the amendment, pushing adjournment dates later. The scene reflects political maneuvering over states rights versus federal oversight.
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Representatives
Washington
House of Representatives
Bristow
Senate
House
Congress
Live Stock and Grain Market Across Cities
Chicago Culie reports varied livestock and grain prices with cattle, sheep, and hogs listed by region. Prices show mixed futures for calves, dairy, poultry, and grain commodities across markets in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and East Buffalo.
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Culie
Livewes
Texas
Dreamy Msie
Weelorwater
Styikermiit Feters
Pheer
Wertorn
East Buffalo
Owen
Mtu
Cleveland
Cauttia
Hedfern
Yoarlman
Hinwe Heaving
Ught
Wen
Olga
Mtn
Toledo
Corm
Detective Perjury Case Marvels Columbus Court
Rodney Diegel seeks arrest of Detective Candell on perjury charges amid a tense Columbus courtroom scene. Prosecution and defense clash over witness reliability as new testimonies surface, including documents tied to a murder case and a Chicago connection.
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Chicago
Columbus
Columper
Rodney J. Diewel
Senate
James W. Berry
Culpepper
Marie Delsenbach
Han
Burne
Rager 15 Killed In Auto Race Crash
Milwaukee scene reports Walter Donnelly died from injuries after his car crashed into a track fence. His skull was fractured when thrown against a post near Admire Firing Building. Cleve, O, June 22. Charles Sereb, 6th, pleaded guilty to arson for setting fire to his home by mattress in a cupboard saturated with fuel and a match. He declared himself guilty.
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Milwaukee
Iate
Walter Donnnelly
Clockonath
Donnelly
Clevee
Charles Sebree
Mann Angers New Yorker Over Reciprocity Debate
Washington June 22. Jamen Ry Monr of Viftol and the minority Teadas attacked the Rept amendment 4 while Gucked temperate Jancunce stoked the ire of Representative Malloy of New York who sought leave to print a reply in the record. Mann warned papermakers that pushing the Root amendment would ration pulp and threaten the reciprocity plan, urging opposition to any move that would destroy the bill. He claimed continued pressure could shift papermaking to Canada and force a U S Canada paper pact without wood or pulp supplies from Canada.
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Washington
Malloy
New York
Wann
Mann
Canada
United States
Murderers Reprieved In Ohio After Death Penalty
In Columbus on June 22 two condemned killers were reprieved by Governor Harmon. Charles Scott of Minami County and Charles Justice of Greene County had their electrocution stays extended until August. The parole board will review their appeals as a separate item. Also, Columbus hosted the Grand American Handicap shoot with 418 entries opening today at the Columbus Gun Club grounds.
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Columbus
Harmon
Charlee Scott
Minami County
Charles Justice
Greene County
Parison Board
Colembus
Priete
Body Found In River After Child Missing In Ohio
In Zanesville on June 22 a missing child named Charles Miller, five, was found drowned after a search along the Muskingum river. The boy had apparently fallen in while playing near the bank and his clothing was discovered earlier. Caesar Augustus is referenced with historical claim to vast wealth but appears as unrelated text.
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Zanesville
Charles
Joe Miller
Muskingum River
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