Canteen Question and Its Removal Debated
Washington reports state the War Department has received data on the canteen issue and its effects. It asserts that reports show 1,400 saloons near posts, with 260 opened since canteen closure, and that drunkenness and court-martials have risen. Philippines data suggest widespread liquor use among troops. officials doubt prohibition will continue.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Sanger
Philippine Islands
Companis
Murder at Ross Moyse Machinery Factory Ends In Death
In Cincinnati a factory supervisor Edward Santkamp was found slain in the counting room with signs of struggle. A janitor was the only other person seen nearby. detectives doubt his guilt. Earlier, June witnessed the murder of John Blefert in the engine room, both robberies unsolved. Akron reports Ohio Grand Lodge laying the Akron city hospital cornerstone funded by two local benefactors. Former Bloomington resident Stephen Hayes, a lawyer, possibly murdered near Par is, ND after leaving with $500 missing.
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Cincinnati
Edward Santkamp
Ross.Moyse Machinery and Tool Company
John Blefert
Masonic Lodge
Akron
Ohio Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Akron City Hospital
W. A Bolt of
Kenton
Ohio
Mesars
C. Harker
George T. Perkins
Ontoman Alen
Bloomington
Ils
Parris
N. D
Stephen Hayes
Hayes
Cleves
Washington, D. C
Capital crime drives Leyte constabulary drive
Manila reports government boosting inland Leyte forces and distributing the new capital penalty for highway robbery. Cholera spreads among Moro towns on Mindanao with quarantine lengthening destitution. General Davis orders food aid via telegram to infected and quarantined areas as disease fades in Manila. Lexington church votes to drop revival organ. Kentucky Bible college president resigns after 80 years. Canada to build second transcontinental railway from coast to coast, pending legislation.
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Manilla
Leyte
Ladroniem
Mindanao
Davis Haw
Sumner
Lexington
James W. McGarvey
Bible College of Kentucky University
Broadway Christian Church
Boing
New ‘Transcontinental Railway
Montreal
Canada
Ocean
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trani Railway
Cow
Cansillan
Independent operators seek wage strike settlement in Washington
Scranton reports a likely meeting between Attorney Wayne MacVeagh and Mr. Mitchell in Washington to present a settlement basis. Independent operators and mine workers push talks with railroads and a possible commission review as miners face wage demands and freight-rate concessions. The outlook remains hopeful amid high tension and ongoing telegraphic coordination with Clarence Darrow.
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Scranton
Wayne MacVeagh
Mitchell
Washington
Natonal
New York
Independent Operaitors
Coins
Clarence
Messrs
Nichols
Duffy
Fahy
City
Sube
Commission
Parker, Watkins and Clark
Congress
Board of Arbitration
Coal Strike Commission
Strikers Killed In Havana Conflict Amid Turbulent Strike
Two strikers died and 82 were wounded in Havana as police clashed with workers led by cigarmakers. The mayor and government secretary backed the strikers, prompting police to use force. Rioting spread to streetcars, rail lines, and palace square, with injuries on both sides and orders to preserve order. President Palma warned intervention as rural guards mobilized.
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Havana
Dieg Tamayo
Electrio
Watts & Suspension of Trade
Western Railroad
Critcal Point
Maso
Palma
Central Veterans’ Union
General Gomes
Veterano
Palom
Tha wocking Bird author and early music profits
Philadelphia writer of The Mocking Bird and other popular songs died at his age of 76. He sold The Mocking Bird for 26 dollars but later earned about 3 million from similar songs. Born in the city, he had no link to the Maslen Fund.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Septimus Winner
Hla
Mr. Winner
Sin Mate
City
War
Maslen Fund
Roclaty
Shotgun attack wounds Everhart in Bainbridge Ohio
In Bainbridge Chilicothe Everhart was shot by Albert McCormick who pursued him through the village with a shotgun. The first blast shattered Everhart’s left arm above the elbow and a second shot struck his lower back. Amputation is anticipated and McCormick has been arrested. Meanwhile in Memphis General Luke E Wright travels to Washington for talks on Philippine legislation including currency stabilization and civil service expansion. In Nelsonville a missing man John Drain’s body has been found in the flocking river, ending three weeks of mystery.
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Woashington
United States Civil Service Commission
J. G. Koler
National Association
Congress
Eugene B Lond
California
House
Loud
Mr. Loud
Philippine Army
Washington
Adna RK. Chaiteo
Department of the Ost
Philippines
Root
Department
Chilicothe
Everhart
Albert McCormick
Bainbridge
McCormick
Memphis
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Nelsonville
John Drain
Washington reacts as Congress prepares for session
Senators and Representatives begin arriving in Washington for the forthcoming Congress. Leaders including Speaker Henderson and others meet with the President, with discussions touching on potential legislation and appropriations. A separate dispatch reports on statistical concerns about farm acreage figures and a corporate charter filed in Dover, Delaware for the Columbia Oil and Gas Company.
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Washington
House of Representeves
Hufard
Tavelins
Jenahirs Spagner
Aleison
Fairbanks
Talley
Henderson
Spacer Apontsone
White House
Ita
Come Ingohort
Dollen
Markets Report From Chicago and Cleveland For Cattle Trades
Chicago and Cleveland market notes show mixed cattle chatter with steers and cows traded at variable prices, diverse grades, and fluctuating futures. Readers see bids for mixed lots, likely feeder and slaughter grades, with emphasis on cattle quality, weight categories, and regional price ranges.
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Chicago
Hoorn
Hodot
Wenterp Lauter
Romsone
Cleveland
Curtin
Cholee Dex
Abd Coun
Owen
Prine Reon
Lelfers
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Missouri
Roosevelt
National Live Stock Association
Kansas City
General News
Sident Mitchell
Charley McKeever
Charley Haghey
Lowell
Mags
Washington Sporting Club
Lice
Miles
Mantle
China
Japan
Russia
Nome
Kid Herman
Benny Yanger
American Athletic Club
Yanger
Herman
McMinnville,Tenn
William Lowe
George W. Haley, Jr
Johnny
Clearmont
Petersburg
Lasa Joyner
Minette
Joyner
Socialyets
Girard
Kan
Appeal To
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United States
Massachusetts
Richmond
Nav. B.A. N
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George 8
Stolby
Tsane Shelby
Kentucky
Chillicothe
Presider
L. G. Powery
Henan
Mulhelines
Committee of Te National Bureau of Trade
Bor
Iowa
Kansas
Tennessee
Indiana
Ainge
Consus
Big Ohio Corporation
Dover
Del
Columbia Oi and Gas Company
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Cove
Helge Wether
Ithins
Calven Vents
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