Prohibition Plank Dominates Democrats Convention Debate
Pro prohibition advocates led by General James B Weaver push to insert a strong prohibition plank into the Democratic platform amid debates over anti injunction language. Discussions focus on a clear statement of party stance, while vice presidential speculation shifts between Lieut. Gov. Chanler and Gov. George B Chamberlain as new contenders emerge and contest notices rise in several states.
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Denver
Col
Committee On Tesolurlomy
Weaver
Goy
Uhankr
New York
Norman Mack
Chanler
George B. Chamemberlain
Oregon
Geome
Bryan
Fiv
District of Columbia
Hfirat
Chicago
Brooklyn
Robert B. Burke
York
McCartan- Murphy
Idaho
Dubois
Arrammementa
Virginia West Virginia debt suit laid before Supreme Court
Washington reports preliminary steps toward indicting the Virginia West Virginia debt dispute now before the Supreme Court. A first formal hearing is set for Richmond on November 9 before Master Littlefield. The case centers on apportioning bonded debt created when West Virginia split from Virginia. Estimated totals ranged from twenty to forty million dollars. interest settlement remains a key issue.
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Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Supreme Court of the Union States
Charles F T Attio
Fleld
Maine
Richmond
Littlefield
York Drawbridge Opens Despite Officials Resignation
The York drawbridge, closed after town officials failed to accept a completed bridge, is set to open tomorrow under protest. The selectmen resigned amid word of criminal proceedings by the United States government, citing vessel owner protests and pending suits with the War Department.
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York
United Sates
War Department
Fourth of July Porch Bockers Sale at Hammocks and More
A large assortment of porch items offered at twenty percent discount this week to show patriotism. Hammocks, lawn swings, porch sarsons, window boreens all advertised as cheap for the Fourth of July.
First Militia Relays At Pine Camp Maneuvers Begin
June 29 report from Pine Camp details New Jersey New Hampshire and Vermont militia units to begin maneuver rehearsals tomorrow morning. They will split into two groups for skirmish and extended order drills. Regulars to be mustered for inspection and pay on Tuesday.
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New Jersey
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pine Camp
New Hampshre
I Company
Special Uses for Loose Leaf Goods and Billing Records
A fragmented OCR listing various accounting and record terms. Mentions of Purehasa Order Systems Maniford Order Blocks Solenmen records and multiple ledger items. Concludes with notes about time and money payments and invoicing processes.
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Maniford
Petty
Air Sailing Record Achieved By Zeppelins Flight Remarkable Speed
Vriddiehrehaten June 20 Count Feppelty’s airship took prize as the longest and most watched flight. It carried fourteen passengers and averaged 4 1-3 miles per hour with a spike to 38 1-2 mph. The wireless apparatus endured trials as the balloon toured from Cull speed to Conatones and Rowansham, Switzerland, returning to towed mooring after two hours near dawn. Count Zeppelin hopes for a 200 mile land journey Thursday.
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Atood
Gomit Zepprlin
Drenden
Miik
Conatunos
Cullepeed
Tredeterhachafen
Conatanes
Count Zeppelin
Thoreday
Second Cycle Meet At Madison Square Garden Draws International Field
The second cycle meet of the season and key National Cycling Association event at Madison Square Garden featured many foreign riders. Frankie Kramer led the half mile national championship final amid close racing with Joseph Feeler. multiple heats and handicaps followed for professional and amateur divisions, highlighting top contenders from Empire Wheelmen, Newark, and Irish-American clubs.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Atay Profersonale
Frankie Kramer
Kant Orange
J J
Joseph Feeler
Amatouri
John A Eubank
Empire Dey
Joseph Antoinette
Big Vincent
Ivy
Amnateur
Jerome Steinert
Hirkavitis
Adam Boymerman
N. Y
Oscar Goerke
National A
Oliver Dorton
Brooklyn
John King
Newark
Thomas Smith
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
Wianie L. Kramer
Gant Orange
Joseph A. Fogler
Trosklyn
Aeeond
WA. Bartleett
Bottnto
N.Y
Beward Rupprecht
Nod
P. J. Logan
Ruth Tosten
Mase
Alfred Ashurat
J.T. Halgin
Charles Sehlee
Newari
Joneth Thine
Twoemile
Georg Camoran
AFA Politi
Wood
Kinenok
West Cranse
Welfler
Chartres J. Btein
Empire City
World tennis championship bouts in Brighton series
The article reports CRC and Paired winning in London for the world professional tennis championship at Brighton a series for $1000 side and the world title. Johnson loses the first match. Gould shows willingness to play the winner in home and away matches in New York and London for the open world championship.
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London
aCe Fatre
Fay
Johnson
Brighton
Onaty
Day Gould
Nnnodiers
New York
Boston Impregnart War Maneuver Report Not Conclusive
A garbled report from The Boston area notes ongoing war maneuvers near Teton with authorities declaring the evidence inconclusive. Readers are urged to await clearer statements as figures linked to the event remain uncertain and unverified.
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Boston
Teton
De Happend’s Successor Named in Paris Scholarly Notice
Paris June 29 Antoine Henri Bats chosen as perpetual secretary of the Academy of Felotice in place of the late Albert Aumuay Cochon, the noted French geologist who died last month. The selection follows ongoing war concerns and honors the memory of Cochon.
Swindler to Face Jury in Extradition Case
Los Angeles based James T. Mulhall fights extradition to Minneapolis to stand trial on fraud charges tied to a gin powered exchange scam. Alleged schemes spanned Chicago Saint Louis New York and Boston as Mulhall used aliases including James JD Salman Co and Nicaliat Creamery. He is linked to Cambridge Grocery Co and Cambridge Minnesota ventures including a butter and eggs credit scheme.
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Los Angeles
Tune
Hla
James T. Mulhall
Minneapola
Chicago
Joseph
New York
AOL
James JD. Salman & Co
National Education Convention Opens in Cleveland
The National Education association marked the opening of its ith annual convention in Cleveland Ohio with varied programs and a meeting of the national emundh. Directors then met to receive financial reports and adopt a rasa lufluna. The appropriations and investigation committee proposed dropping their work due to general conditions and urged Congress to provide appropriations and pursue government education investigations.
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National Fausation Association
Ith
Fritesets
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Vineder
Burton of
Educaion
Impersonator Officer Suspect Tied to Hartford Abduction Case
Boston police arrested 28 year old Meir tenant Inmen KE Moore for alleged impersonation of an army lieutenant. He is suspected in the alleged abduction of Anna Louise Dehen of Hartford who was taken by a man claiming to be Lieutenant Capehart. Hartford detectives plan to travel to Boston to pursue the investigation.
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Inmen KE. Moore
Twenty Eight
South
Pollon
Anna Louise Dehnen
Hartford
Conn
la Aati
Lieutenant Capehart
United States Army
Toomarrow
Platt Testifies In Perjury Case In Divorce Suit
New York June 26 United States Senator Thomas C Platt testified before a grand jury in the criminal courts building in the case of Mae Wood who accuses him of perjury in her divorce suit The witness Garvin aided by painter Edward C Hatels presented the marriage certificate blanks which Wood offered to prove a marriage The blanks allegedly were not printed until three months after the claimed date of the ceremony Wood testified the certificate was filled within hours after the ceremony and she remains free on bail
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New York
United State
Thomas C. Platt
Grand Jury
Criminal Courts
Man C. Wood
Whlch
Garvin
Edward C. Hatels
Mae Wood
Glass plants suspend operations nationwide for 20 to 60 days
Glass plants including the St Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley Park Missouri with 800 workers and the Pittsburgh Plate Glass at Crystal City Missouri with 1000 workers shut down for periods from thirty to sixty days. About twenty large glass manufacturers across the United States will halt at once for 20 to 60 days to curb demand and reduce excess stock.
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Bt Laws
St Lotte Plate Gines Company
Valley Park
Iost
Pittehare Mateake Co
Crystol Cis
United States
Elon
State Police Camp Controversy Sparks Political Fallout
Reportedly members of the state police force gathered in Sew Maven to discuss a future camp site amid distractions. The controversy ties to Mutual Reserve Life Insurance exposure and parliamentary pressure, with Bien Hava facing defeat and possible resignation as the crisis widens.
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Atare
THAW FAVORS DELAY ON TRIAL DECISION
Thaw's request for a jury trial to decide his sanity is debated in New York and White Plains. Justice Mills and Justice Dowling consider delaying or scheduling a July hearing to determine Thaw's present mental state. The case may return to jail in Poughkeepsie while a jury verdict on insanity is awaited.
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Thaw
Justice Mille
Hamae
Mills Nde
Poughkeephle
Meantina
Nile Juellen Dowling
Justlce Milly
Milly
Tam
Old Glory Meaning Explored At Hartford Methodist Service
The South Park Methodist Church in Hartford hosted a Charter Oak County United American Mechanics event. Rev Duane N Grima spoke on Old Glory What It Stands For highlighting liberty, duty, and national symbols while stressing church and state separation yet urging religious influence on duties to country.
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Bunday Avenue
Charter Oak County
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Ehnord A. Dent
Ohio
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Willem Cuivas
Überty
Lincoln
Anton
Oklahoma
Gates
Pease
Dartmouth scientists discuss seating of portions of welogy event
Dartmouth attendees of the American Association for the Advancement of Science heard an opening speech from Professor Miaosheritin of Chicago University in response to a welcome from Dartmouth's president. The meeting continues tomorrow morning with a garden party by the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia at Cliveden for charity.
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N. H
Pitetmoanth Eollems
Dartmouth Wall
Chicaga University
KO Lard
Dartmouth
London
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Cliveden
Mra Waldorf Astor
Bernardo
Prohibition Action Passes. State Sets License Caps
The assembly approved a high license law for the Cotton State, setting minimum fees of 500 and 200 with up to 1000 dollars as maximum licenses. The Abattuck-Gay Liquor Bill passed the senate and awaits the governor's approval. The Marston bill banning cotton futures was defeated 28 to 1, halting anti-tative legislation this session.
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Sinha
Assembly
Senate
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House
Heaney
Sicily greeting as former minister Nunzio Nasi arrives in Trapani
News from Trapani Sicily reports former minister of public instruction Nunzio Nasi arriving after imprisonment for embezzlement. The town erupts in celebration with crowds on streets, illuminated buildings, and flags. The mayor cites Nasi's telegram outlining a plan to vindicate his honor and seek political action with Belor Neal.
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Trapani
Sicily
Nunzio Nasi
Tire
Trapant
Minieter
Blelly
Blanor Neal
NAISONAD Golf Links Incorporation in New York State
The National Golf Links of America filed for incorporation in New York with a capital of 70,000 and a board including Samuel Buiman Charles B MacDonald Willan D Sloane Tony Bowere Washington B Thomas Maya Robert T Jacob James Doering Danial Chauncey and Henry Atkinson. The club aims to lay out and maintain golf links and a clubhouse. In Mountain Station New Jersey the Mid Atlantic tennis championship opened. The field includes W A Larned Clothier EB Larned R D Little R A Palmer K H Pehr and Wallace Johnson as part of the Towner half with Tin pitch talent highlighted by T F Pennchard and M M Both.
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Albany
National Golf Links of America
Floay
New York
Samoan Buiman
Charles B. MacDonald
Willan D. Sloane
Tony Bowere
Washington B. Thomas
Prides Crossing
Maya
Robert T. Tacob
James Doering
Chicago
Danial Chauncey
Brooktoh
Henry Af
Atkingon
Atlatis
MMOD
Mountain Station
N. J
Orange Laven Tennis Club
W. A. Larned
Clothier
EB. P. Larned
R. D. Littte
R. A. Palmer
K. H Pehr
Wallace Johnson
Irs
Osler Stands Independent For Edinburgh Rector Post
Dr Osler, Regius professor of medicine at Oxford, stands as an Independent candidate for Edinburgh University’s lord rectorship. Churchill and Wyndham run as Liberal and Conservative candidates respectively, as reported.
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