German Ambassador Seeks Letters From Abdul Hamid Crisis
German Ambassador Von Bierbohren arrives at Gren Vinier Hills seeking letters written by Emperor Witton to former Sultan Abdul Hamid, alleged to prove Kaiser support for Abdul Hamid during the crisis. Letters found among the sultan’s effects after palace departure, kept by the Young Turk counting committee.
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Gren Vinier Hills
Pasha
Mrde
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Abdul Gumid
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Abdul
Eniinn
Mal
Turion Tor
General Strike Threatens Philadelphia Rail Workers
Philadelphia, June 1 The fourth day of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit strike shows worsening conditions with far fewer cars running. About 100 of 3000 cars left barns as officials claim they are recruiting more experienced staff. The union president says a long siege is likely and a general strike could spread to all organized workers by Friday if demands are not met.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
John J. Murphy
Central
Ober
Put-in-Bay to be made a national park site
Plans unite Ohio and lake states to create a centennial commemoration at Put-in-Bay for the battle of Lake Erie. A towering lighthouse, a weather observatory, and monumental memorials are proposed near the harbor with support from Gov. Harmon and state administrations.
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Perry Memorial Committee
Great Lake States
Cleveland
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Daland
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Homer Reinhart
Sandusky
George H. Worthing
Perry
Lake States
Oliver H. Perry
United States
arehl+ techs
Enotls
Uise
Harmon
Jake States
Attorney Fights Disbarment in Columbus Supreme Court
Disbarment proceedings against Attorney Charles A. Thatcher began in the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus. The central issue is whether an attorney may attack a judge's public records during a campaign for rejection. One hundred witnesses were examined as noted legal talent represents both sides.
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Columbus
Charles A. Thatcher
Supreme Court
Health boards uphold milk temperature limits in ruling
Columbus, June. Supreme court confirms boards of health may regulate milk temperature. The ruling upholds a Cincinnati board of health regulation prohibiting sale of milk above 50 degrees. Case involved a plaintiff challenging the rule and was watched by health authorities.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Boards of Health
Healt Ibownde
Dynouth
Cour
Cinelma Beard
Ihealtt
Cummins Seeks New Tax Bill With 2 Percent Rate
Senator Cummins of Iowa presented the Senate substitute for his income tax bill. The plan would tax incomes over 6000 at two percent for individuals and corporations. If income partly comes from a securities in a corporation, the individual is exempt from tax on that source.
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Cummins
Washington
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Senate to hold extended hours for debate session
Washington reports a plan to extend Senate hours tomorrow from 8:00 to 11:00 in the afternoon and night, aiming to finish committee business. Genkor Cubertwon opposed. Genator Aldrich seeks adjournment and a night session tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Commditee
Genktor Cubertwon
Genator Aldrich
Germany Ready to Fight Airship Work Completed
Berlin June 1 expert mechanics went to Geppingen to release Count Zeppelin's airship. The Count says the nine hundred mile trip accident was the helmsman's fault. The airship will be returned to Friedrichshafen for overhauling. The effort avoids the war office and Europe may be accessible from Germany for attacks as no defense exists.
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Friederichafen
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War Office
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Germany
Fygainkt
Reports Unconfirmed Amid Regional Tensions In Persia
Unverified dispatches describe Persian region unrest with Turkish and Azerbaijani clashes looming. Purkidh troops report entrenchments in several cities as Russia and Germany potentially back Turkey, while England favors Turkish moves to curb Russian expansion.
Taft Returns to Washington After Three Day Grip
President Taft arrives in Washington at 815 PM after a three day trip to Dus ibang and Oedgebure. He is accompanied by his brother Charla P Dutt his daughter Mies Helen Taft Captain Butt and military aides. Secretary of War Dickinson General Bell and the chief of staff join as guests on the journey back from a battlefield halt.
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Ibang
Tatt
Washington
Charla P. ‘Dutt
Mies Helen Taft
Capt
Butt
Anatelint — Bacre
Dickinson
Gen
Bell
Battlefeld
Wind Delays Train As Heavy Movement Disrupts Service
Wind caused a train delay that could not be clearly reported due to the heavy traffic and movement of Egeurston trains. Nearby witnesses described the disruption as substantial, with schedules pushed back and authorities monitoring the line for resumed operations.
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Egeurston
Refused to Go Home to Be Shot at Donavan Killing
In Clyde New York June 1 a wealthy farmer Donavan was shot and killed by neighbor Beckwith Tremper at Tremper’s home after a Sunday night gathering with Fred Hart. Tremper, arrested, said I want to go to bed and fired a shotgun as the party prepared to leave.
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Rochester
Donavan
Clyde
N. Y
Beckwith Tremper
Tremper
Fred Hart
Land
Donovan
Jim
Rich murder hearing resumes in Bay City
Bay City Michigan June 1 The hearing of Roland Rich charged with murdering his grandmother Christine Coorneon resumed today. Police interviewed Helen Harwood of Lancing regarding the broken engagement and expected to testify. Authorities say they can disprove Richs story about the grandmother’s death and are able to show that the accident theory is impossible.
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Bay City
Mich
Roland Rich
Christine Coorneon
Yeaterday
Helen Harwoods
Lancing
Rich
Trusty Believed to Have Boarded a Train in Columbus Case
Columbus Ohio June 1 bloodhounds used by Warden Jones on the scent of Robert King a trusty who escaped last evening The trail led to the railroad where it is believed he boarded a train efforts continue to locate him The report notes the escape and pursuit using hounds and rail lines as clues
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Columbus, O
Warden Jones
Robert King
Fire drill ends as school narrowly saved by quick exit
A fire at St Mary’s parochial school was started on the second floor but a drill prompted students to evacuate just in time. Father Gutowski notified police of a suspected deliberate arson attempt as flames spread from the stair area.
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Mikn
Gun. L
St. Mary
Doday
Gutowski
Doctor and wife death case stirs Chicago inquiry
Relatives press to prove Dr Clemine fabricated a chloroform death plot to hide his alleged crime. The doctor was moved from hospital to jail as investigators, with South Haven ties, dispute whether the wife died from a drug or burglary related assault.
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Chicago
Clemine
Clemineaw
Fran South Haven
Mick
Ated Eich
Aeronaut Drops Into Lake Erie at Willoughbeach Park
Raymond G. Keene a balloon aeronaut plunged from a hot air balloon into Lake Erie near Willoughbeach Park during a June celebration.Rescued after a half hour by local merchants and a pastor in a powerboat, the parachute descent followed a risky ascent as the crowd watched in suspense.
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Cleveland
Willoughbeach
Paris
Raymond G. Keene
George Rockefeller
Jordan
Willoughbeach Park
Reese
Rese
Launch Explodes Drowning One Woman In Potomac
A gasoline launch carrying three young married couples on a holiday trip exploded after a leak near Misenhall Hall on the Potomac. Mrs May Wood, 22, drowned after leaping overboard with her husband Carl D Wood and others escaping. Morgan Moore and wife and Arthur Wells and wife were rescued. All residents of Alexandria Va.
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May Wood
Carl D. Wood
Morgan Moore
Arthur Wells
Alexandria
Potomac
Misenhall Hall
Max
Welle
Mrs. Canal
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