Colombian Senate Approves Treaty on Second Reading
The Colombian senate voted 23 to 8 to approve the second reading of the Colombia United States Panama Canal treaty. The accord grants free passage for Colombian troops and war matériel and exempts Colombian goods from most canal charges. It provides railway transit during disruptions and allocates $25 million gold to Colombia within six months of ratifications.
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Associated Press
Bogota
Colombia
Senate
United States
Panama Canal
Agian Canal
Canal
Ancon
Cristobal
Atlantic
Pacific
Union Leader and Woman Witnesses as Officers' Trial
John R. Lawson of the United Mine Workers and Alma V. Lafferty of the Women’s Peace League testified as witnesses at the Colorado national guard court martial. Ten officers and twelve NCOs have been tried since May 11 at the senate rifle range near Golden for actions tied to the Ludlow battle. Lieutenant Linderfelt faces new charges of assault and battery plus deadly weapon use for breaking a rifle stock during the clash.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers of America
Alma V. Lafferty
Women's Peace League
Mie. Laffenty
Celsrade National Guard
Senate
Karl E. Linderfest
Linderfelt
Louis Tickas
President Wilson Opens New American University
President Wilson and two cabinet members attended the opening ceremony at the American University, the national Methodist Episcopal school in Washington. Bishops Hamilton Fraser McDowell and Crans ton spoke, with ceremonies on campus attended by educators and churchmen from across the United States. The project began twenty five years ago under Bishop Hurst and the university opened formally for the first time yesterday.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Daniels
American University
National Methodist Episcopal School
John William Hamilton
Boston
William Fraser McDowell
Chicago
Cranston
United States
McKinley
Col. Roosevelt
Bishop Hurst
Night school of YMCA closes after 1913 14 session
The YMCAs educational department closed its 1913 14 night school with a banquet in the YＭＣＡ building attended by many. F W Evans and F W Immiler spoke along with Dr A G Richards George Maloney and J E Hogan. Thirty two students received certificates, a larger number than in past years, with recipients named.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
F. W. Evans
Association
F. W. Immiler
A. G. Richards
George Maloney
J. E. Hogan
Sam _ Bailey
E. Russell Bell
Goodman
J. C. Guilhauma
Ernest Hardy
J. E. Hellams, Jr
Leon Levinean
E. V. O'Connor, Jr
Chester R. Lavelle
John J. Tvedt, Jr
Herbert Wilson
Michael Burns
Edwin Calhoun
Clifford Curry
Paul Hoagland
Edgar Humphreys
John W. Rousell
Ex B. Walpole, Jr
Fred Yockers
Harry B. Reed
N. L. Carter
G. H. Levinsohn
M. B. Lyons
H. M. Sossaman
Edward Dumas
Fred Johnston
Edgar Mortimore
Howard Sumrall
Cyril Tucker
Harry Wilson
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