Man from Cumberland Almost Reaches President at White House
James Stricklin, a Cumberland Maryland miner armed with a revolver and carrying $100, gained entry to the White House executive offices. He claimed an appointment with the president and was restrained by the door-keeper and Sergeant Dalrymple before being taken to police headquarters. Secret agents probe his motive tied to ads in West Virginia papers.
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James Steiklin
Cumberland
Maryland
Secret Service
President Roosevelt
United Prom
Washington
James Strcklin
Strikiin
Det
Dalrymple
Biriklin
Btriklin
Taft
West Virginia
White Hous
Femor
Striklin Mae
Roosvelt
Striielin
Earthquake in polar region reported by seismologists
United Press wires report a distant polar region quake detected by Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius College and Father Torndorf of Georgetown University. Shocks began about 2:49 am with multiple tremors, lasting over two hours, estimated 4,000 miles away.
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United Press Wire
Cleveland
Father Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Odenbach
Tooland
Washington
Earty
Georgetown University
Francis Torndorf
Torndort
Becket Agents Seek Thomson in Post Office Probe
Becket agents search New York and Cincinnati for Peter G. Thomson of Hamilton Ohio, president of Champion Coated Paper, in connection with alleged attempt to corrupt M. W. Zaneb posta at the government printing office amid a large Post Office paper contract inquiry.
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New York
Cincinnati
Peter G. Thomson
Mamilton
Ohio
Champion Coated Paper Company
Hamilton
M. W. P. Zaneb Posta
Gove Ot
Postofice Department
Tham
Indiot
Ed Hare
Lew Mlilio Naverat
Phomson -Danainger
Judge Clemente Discusses Interstate Railroad Rate Increases
Judge Judeon G. Clemente recently questioned how quickly interstate railroad rate increases would be enacted, noting that timing depends on licensees and community safety factors. He suggested the committee may act by October or November.
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Judeon G. Clemente
Interstate Commerce
Ware
Dayton GOP governor candidate speech outlines control over actions
Brown declares that if nominated and elected he will control his actions against the best interests of the people, amid opposition from Cox Burton and others backing his candidacy. The piece notes figures from Dayton Cleveland and Cincinnati involved in the Republican race and mentions judges and leaders without detailing specific events.
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Dayton
O. B. Brown
Ten Suspects Arrested In International Taxi Kidnap Case
United Press dispatch from Detroit reports ten suspects, nine Italian and one Casey the chauffeur, were arrested in connection with the kidnapping of fifteen year old Josephine Barberia from Bord City. The kidnapper’s raid wounded her mother and left the girl seated in the back of a taxicab. Casey claimed the affair was a normal prank. Police suspect a lover’s quarrel motive and view the case as a modern Lochinvar stunt tied to a favored companion of Josephine.
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United Peene Wire
Detroit
Jowpline Barberia
Bord City
Wlrt
Thali
Wru
Casey
Pape Bomberia
Casey Sare
Wee
Walter
Josephine
Seven prisoners fatally hurt in civil unrest event
Seven prisoners were fatally hurt today during a jailyard clash as guards opened fire on inmates. Details are fragmentary but indicate a violent disturbance with multiple injuries and a fatal outcome for several prisoners.
Defense of Lon Browne in Lorimer Case
Short item notes a defense for Lon Browne in the Lorimer case context with mentions of defense counsel and legal proceedings. No further details available in the fragmented text.
Browne Defense Portrays Lorimer Plot In Senate Bribery Case
United Press dispatch from Chicago June 10 reports defense arguments for Lee O Neill Browne charged with bribery in Senator Lorimer's election. Browne's team suggests a grand political plot involving Lorimer and Rep Charles A White, with White testifying that Browne offered money to influence votes. White recounts a secret meeting and a promise of a payoff to secure Lorimer's support, while denying direct collusion with Lorimer.
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United Prem Wire
Chicago
Lee O'Nei Browne
Lorimer
Browne
Charls A. White
Contension No. 1
Thin Geferme
Defenne
White
Forrest
Tribune
Loriner
Parrent
St. Nic Holae
Springfield
Stone
House
United States
Lorimner
Joliet
Lusty Babe Born on Train in Cincinnati Today
A baby girl named Theodora Herbrten was born near Cincinnati as forty Rough Riders veterans gathered to reunite in New York. The mother, Mrs J Herbert en of 847 Freeman Avenue, St Louis, is among the veterans’ party. the event is described with local color and a mention of a Rough Riders christening.
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Cincinnath
Cinelamant
Theodora Herbrten
On & Crain
Hoonevelt
Rough Riders
Calomel
New York
Ana
J. Herbeten
Freeman Avenue
St Louis
Amended legacy claim links to Nobel heirs and Vienna study
A recent claim notes that the heir to a famed fortune has secured rights from a renowned scholarly institution. The amending proposal involves the Em bryological Institute of the University of Vienna and references a newborn connected to March events. Court proceedings outline proposed changes and the involved parties include De Ramus Leopold Behenck.
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Fabolvue
Joba
de Ramus
Leopold Behenck
Vienna
Dr Sophie Kern Taken From Train to Seton Hospital
Dr Sophie Kern of St Louis and another passenger were removed from a train at Chminnail and taken to Seton hospital after an incident aboard the train. Authorities did not release further details.
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Sophie Kern
St Louis
Bamenger
Humbard
Mira Herbaten
Pittebure
Chminnail
Seton Hospital
Mayor Gaynor Slaps Tariff in National Trade Talk
Annapolis June 1. Mayor William A. Gaynor of New York City, a potential Democratic presidential candidate, urged a protective tariff while warning against monopolies and price manipulation. He argued tariffs must be balanced to avoid harming consumers and to support domestic production, calling for adjustment rather than reflexive protection.
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United Press
Annapolis
William A. Gaynor
New York City
Cingnor
Lirge Poli
Lea
Garitt
PRU
Governor Haskell Loses Contention in Capital Move Case
Logan County District Judge Hyatton overruled Governor Haskell’s demurrer on an injunction filed by Attorney Alapburn seeking to block moving the state capital from Guthrie. The ruling centers on whether the enabling act could compel the capital’s relocation by 1913 and if Logan County could file the injunction to restrain state officials. Meanwhile, a separate note from Washington mentions plans to greet Theodore Roosevelt in New York on Saturday and a quoted remark about attending a reception.
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Oklhoma
City
Guthrie
Logmn County
Guthery
Judes Hyatton
Logan County District Court
Hunkel
Alapburn
Gov Gillette Orders Fight Off Boards in San Francisco
San Francisco Governor Gillette orders the prize fight to be halted in the city and directs Attorney General Webb to intervene. Promoters consider moving the event to Nevada or postponement, while Jeffries and backers press for July 4. District Attorney Pieckert and Mayor McCarthy weigh law vs. public interest and permit the Nevada option.
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Tarnow J
Jeffries
Rickard
San Franesco
Fox Richard
Nevada
San Francisco
Dune
Lake City
Hite
Willian Sprylstand
Utah
Max Balthasar
Kowardenna
California
Jomen J. Jeffries
Rickard and
Keanon
Gillette Mutt
Jeffeies
Botheven
San Freneisco
Reto
Ali Aven
Lone
Tim Ginderstood
Webb
Mwe Jenring
Mattie
Aeton
Hickard
Jertriet Will
Ricken Trough
Ban Lorengo
Corte
Bly
Keno
Kemren
Kin Ean
Rowardennan
Crainine
Reno
Johnson’n
Beal Rock House
San Francinco
Jack Juineon
Villetty
Qdickly
Nevrnla
Gilletilla
San
Sa Francisco
Web
Tontaht
Gillette
Prelates of New York mark anniverary ordination in solemn rite
Archishop Farteycie and three New York prelates prepare to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of their ordination to the priesthood at St Patrick's Cathedral next Saturday morning. Details mention Me Numa Apolorte and senior Brooklyn bishop, with other clergy and the mood of the event amid ongoing wartime travel concerns.
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Farteycie
New York
Fares
St. Patrick's
Patrick J. MeNuma
Brooklyn
Mer Juepl
Oconnell
St Mary Star of the Sea of Brooklyn
James McBuree
Church of the Holy Rosary
Floods Ravage Morava Valley and Alpine Regions
Reports from Belgrade, Berne, Budapest, and Constantinople describe devastating floods. The Morava valley suffers hundreds of deaths and thousands displaced as towns wash away and bridges collapse. Western Switzerland and nearby Austrian regions flood, while Hungary reports many drowned on the Nera. Hasankolah in Avi Minor is destroyed with 400 drowned.
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United Prove Wire
Belgrade
Peter
Morava
Constantinople
Hasankolah
Eraeram
Avi# Minor
House Debates Rule Changes to Speed Legislation
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Representative Maison Kansas Republican introduced rules amendments during a session aimed at reforming how the House handles suspensions and calendar business. The measure would limit suspensions to moments of order and require votes on suspensions, with calendar action restricted to specified hours and supermajority approval.
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United Pressire
Washington
Maison
Republican
Kansas
Madison
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