Brewers Say The Reaction Has Begun
Wilaulie City New Jersey June 2 The wave has reached its height and the reaction has set in, the opinion expressed at the convention of the United States amendment which met here today. Prohibition and the local co do nght against the liquor makers and sellers by the Anti Saloon league was the chief topic of discussion. The trustees report says that one term of anti liquor agitation has been to increase the consumption of moths. It is reverted that the saloon is a municipal problem and county option has failed. The report notes that, with few exceptions, dry cities under county option in Ohio Indiana and Michigan are in revolt apathet. The best conditions are found in states where legislation is wise and fair to the municipal government and efficient and strong as in Pennsylvania.
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Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wilauiie City
N. J
United States
Aumexdaiiion
Hqmor
Ant-Saloon League
Ohio
Berlin
Washington
Reichtag
America
United
Foreign Office
Cuba
J'anso Parra
Diapatehoa
George Mellville Boynt
Boynton
Germany Accused Of Supplying Wage Data To Aid U S Tariffs
Berlin reports that American senators charged Berlin with influencing U S tariff legislation by sharing German wage data. The exchange prompted German officials to defend their conduct as accurate, while critics blamed the government for arming competitors. The issue, referenced in the Reichstag, centers on March and April transmissions via Ambassador Hiu.
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Reichstag
Detroit Men Boost American Aeroplane Plant Bid
Detroit visitors Wilbur and Gree Wright met June 2 with Detroit business leaders who offered to back their American aeroplane project. They toured automobile plants and praised American manufacturing, arguing Detroit should become a center for producing warplanes rather than rely on French aircraft. The supporters remained undaunted by French competition and pressed for action.
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Detroit
Atfoh
Wilbur
Gree Wright
Rowell A. Alger
Ee Detratt
Aimerich
Weigtien
Cotutidentiits
Hunt Ready for Big Game in Africa Farewell Call
Nitrobi and British forces in Africa report a farewell call from Roosevelt to Governor Jackson as preparation proceeds for departure tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Jackson
Nitrobi
Africa
Lolenel Roosevelt
Governor Hosted by Oyster Bay Invite Extended
Boltik thanked the governor for warm hospitality and invited him to Oyster Bay. In Tumbua district, Guna were examined minutely ahead of the big game as chants rose in anticipation.
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Boltik
Oyster Bay
Guna
Tumbua
Divorced and Remarried After Farm Market Trot Time
Detroit reports a filed petition for divorce of Minnie Koslowaji was granted by Judge Miller. The decree clears her path to remarriage to John Miller and notes a quick trip to the license clerk at the justice of the peace office.
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Detroit
Mich
Minnie Koslowaji
Judice Miller
John Miller
Just?e
Peace
New York Plans to Raise 5 Million for Negro Uplift
A New York committee for uplift of the Negro is formulating plans to raise five million dollars to support ongoing work. The conference favored a permanent organization and a union of races in public schools with leaders including Charles Edward Ruewell, Stephen Wise, Jane Adams, and others in prominent positions.
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New York
Widlch
Moter A. Vary Hammonius
Charles Edward Ruewell
Stephen Wise
Jane Adams
Hell House
Trewing
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Juod Bebit
Fire Rips Through Philadelphia Center Killing Smoke Filled Scene
A fierce early hour blaze in Philadelphia damages the Livermen Center, partially burning a building and threatening a Beneficial Sayre Fund. Firefighters contend with a water tower break and a fallen ladder, while several responders are overcome by smoke.
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Phiadelydia
Livermen Center
Sayre Fund
Endan
Turki sh Forces Close In On Tabriz Move
London reports Turkish troops occupy Margha and approach Tabriz within fifty miles as they seek to encircle the city. Russian campaigns loom as Persian Constitutionalists weigh joining Turks against Russia amid tense engagement prospects.
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London
Margha
Tabriz
Weston Missing Pedestrian Near Curr, Wyoming
Cheyenne reports no word from Edward Payson Weston after he left Curr twenty miles south yesterday morning. He is unaccustomed to local climate and road conditions, and appears to be in great difficulty.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Edward Payson Weston
Curr
Held for Abduction Near Wapakoneta Ohio
Wapakoneta Ohio June 2 Jerry Fouter 32 and wife charged with abducting six year old Mary Kraemer The couple was taken into custody by the sheriff as they were about to board a train for Covington Kentucky The father claimed the girl is too young to marry Kraemer searched for the elopement and thought the couple boarded a train for Indiana
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Wapakoneta
Jerry Fouter
Senator Gore Corrects Lodge On Cotton Dividends
Washington June 2 Senator Gore angrily rebutted Senator Lodge in the senate calling attention to the high dividends of New England cotton manufacturers. Gore cited statistics alleging inflated dividend figures and charged that the mills’ profits stem from speculative real estate gains rather than manufacturing.
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Gore
Oklahama
New England
Washington
Senator Gore
Senate
Senator Lodge
Wold Gore
Oklahoma
Rioting in Philadelphia Streetcar Strike Forces Arbitration
Riots erupt during the Philadelphia streetcar men strike as arbitration is demanded by city leaders. Police charged a mob that attacked a car with strike breakers. marine guards and naval authorities were sent to protect government property and disperse the crowd. Striker leaders claim control amid ongoing unrest and rumors of further action by other workers.
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Philadelphia
Badlenes
Helms
Betty
Marine
Iron League Teland Navy Parte
Vijtury
Three Railroad Men Die in Morning Collision at Mare
Mare Pa June 2 three railroad men were killed when a light engine collided with a freight train near Mare on the Pitbuns at Western Signals. Fog obscured the wreck and caved the scene in making rescue difficult.
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Mare
Here
Pitbuns
Western
DROPPED IN THE HUDSON DROPPED IN THE HUDSON
New York June 2 The first dirigible flight across the Hudson River was made today by Jim Goodale. He rose from the Jersey side, circled New York Harbor, dropped a message, crossed to New York, circled Grants Tomb, and returned to Jersey before an accident caused his engine to foul and ice in the river. He was rescued by a passing crew.
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New York
Hudson River
Iimink Goodale
Jersey
Grants Tomb
Browne Tommbeer
Yeggm en Attack on Newport Postoffice Ends in Theft
A gang attempted to loot the Newport Kentucky post office, blowing external vault doors with nitroglycerin and drilling inner doors. About $20,100 was taken before they were interrupted by nearby citizens.
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T Chichinall
Newport
Kentucky
Senate Agrees to Work Over Time in Session
Washington June 2 The Senate adopted Aldrich's resolution, providing night sessions. It will meet at 10:30, sit until 3:30, recess until 8:00, and resume until 11:00, with the session continuing through the night.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Tonthine
Seston
Woodmanse Set to Enter Governor Race Against Harmon
In Cincinnati Ohio on June 2 Judge D D Woodmanse of the common pleas court said he was a receptive candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. Friends urging him to enter the race, the report notes, as Harmon leads in the contest.
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Woodmanse
Harmon
Ocinnatl, O
D. D. Woodinwnse
Common Pleas
Repuban
Friends Hanling
Judge Morris Denies Charge In Disbarment Hearing
Columbus Ohio June 2 The disbarment proceedings against Attorney Charles A Thitcher were resumed before the supreme court this morning. Witnesses testified with Judge Lindley and Judge Morrin of the Lucas County Common Pleas bench taking the stand. Morrin denied charges of being a corporation judge or anti-labor judge and explained his decisions in cited cases.
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Columbus
Charles A.thitcher
Supreme Court
Lindley
Morrin
Lucas County
Estimates for 1911 Show a Falling Off
Washington reports the interior department estimates for the fiscal year 1911 show a decrease of 8.6 million compared with 1910. The drop comes despite higher demands for army and navy needs and Indian service. Total appropriations for 1910 were about 184 million, while 1911 estimates are around 175 million. The reduction follows President Taft’s economy drive, though officials fear interior department efficiency may suffer.
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Washington
Interior
Department
Ballinger
Army and Navy
Indian Service
General Land Office
Taft
Interior Department
Love and crime swirl around Dr Haldine Clemtinson trial
Police probe motive in the case of Dr Haldine Clemtinson accused of murdering his wife. Investigators seek to prove he was driven by love of wine and women to end his marriage and protect his children. He denies the alibi and says a country girl may have caused the trouble. Authorities search for a possible other woman as they piece together the evidence.
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Cléminson
Touny
Haldine Clemtinson
Burgiare Bhloe
Dantor
Acker
Woman's Body Found Poisoned In Exhumation Case
Galesburg Illinois reports that the body of Josephine Carleton Archer of Los Angeles was exhumed at Oneida and autopsy revealed large quantities of strychnine. Mrs Archer, wealthy in her own right, had filed for divorce two weeks before her death amid cruelty claims. Daughter Helen Marsh is the witness. son-in-law Charles Marsh investigated. Mrs Archer’s estate valued around sixty thousand dollars, with Pauline Marsh named as heir amidst family disputes and prior marriages of Richard Archer.
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Galesburg
Josephine Carleton Archer
Los Angeles
Cal
Oneida
Heath
Charles E. Marsh
Chalmers
Archer
John Carleton
Helen Carleton Marsh
Bishop Cheney
Chicago
Mureh
Salesbury
Misa Pauline Marsh
Helen ‘Carleton Marsh
Marsh
Carleton
Tchard Archer
Heroine Weds Former Chauffeur in San Francisco
Miss Anna L. McCarthy, once Mrs. August Chamot who earned a French decoration for heroism during the Boxer rebellion in China, married her former chauffeur August Rhenstrom yesterday. Chamot, once her husband, served as interpreter for the Chinese court and was rewarded by allied powers. he later divorced her with permission to resume her maiden name.
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San Francisco
Anna L. McCarthy
August Chamot
China
August Rhenstrom
Chamot
Chamots
Murderer to Surrender to Officers in Rogester Case
Providence Rhode Island June 2 a jettor from J J Harrimas of Humeton claims to be a private detective and says the self confessed murderer of Laura J Rogester whose body was found near Reservoir will surrender to authorities shortly.
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Providence
R. L
J. J
Harrimas
Hometon
Laura J
Rogester I
Reservoir
Padlock Placed on Ark Saloon Boat Injunction Race
An ark boat saloon on the St Joe River in Defiance county near Edgerton faces an injunction in the common pleas court. Judge John M Kit presiding as the saloon, located in wet territory near dry towns, is contested by landowners seeking to halt its operation under bridge or public highway access. The case details describe efforts to prevent escape and secure property rights while legal action proceeds.
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