Marine Mercantile earnings rise in 1919 report
New York reports International Mercantile Marine earnings for 1919 estimated at 24 595 881 with 1918 actual 17 534 704. After bond interest and steamer depreciation the net is 17 160 985 up 5 567 910 from 1918. Year to date earnings lag 1918 due to low rates and costs, with improvement expected later as ships are reconditioned.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
International Mercantile
Vanitie Wins Second Trial In America Cup Defenders Race
Newport June 7 AP Vanitie defeated Fresolute in the second official trial to determine the defender of the America Cup. Vanitie led Fresolute across the line by two minutes twenty seconds, a corrected margin of seventeen and a half seconds.
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Newport
Vanitie
Fresolute
Fesolute
Iowa Primaries Held Today In Des Moines
Iowa statewide primary elections were held today to select Republican and Democratic nominees from U S Senator to county officials. Early indications showed fair turnout and warm weather. key contest on the Republican side featured Albert Cunningham versus Colonel Smith Frookhart for the U S Senate nomination.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Albert Cummings
Smith Frookhart
U.S
Prisoner elected to Japanese House despite conviction
Honolulu reports Tokuyama prefecture voters elected Matsushima Hima to the Japanese House of Representatives in the recent general elections. Matsushima, an independent, had been serving a prison term in Hiroshima for misappropriating funds from the Itosaki Dock company.
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T. H
H. Matsuhima
Hiroshima
Japan
House of Representatives
Tokuyama Prefecture
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Matsushima
Itosaki Dock Company
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tour Opens At Rock Island
One hundred fifty mid west golfers enter the Trans Mississippi Golf Association tournament in Rock Island Illinois. The association covers seventy six clubs from Winnipeg to New Orleans and the Mississippi to the Rockies. Finals scheduled for Saturday.
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Rock Island
Winnipeg
New Orleans
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Bryan to Talk at Prohibition Mass Meeting in Chicago
William Jennings Bryan will address a mass meeting of national prohibition supporters in Chicago tomorrow afternoon between sessions of the Republican convention. National prohibition party officers announced the event today.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Republicans Open Up Tuesday on Convention Struggles
The piece outlines a crowded race for permanent convention leadership with Beveridge and Borah among contenders and Wood pressuring for a swift, orderly org. It notes debates over a league of nations plank, resignations and endorsements, and preparations for delegate selection amid a large Pennsylvania move to back Sproul.
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Watson
Indiana
Resolutiona
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Borah
Knox
Pennsylvania
Sprouls
Moore
Philadelphia
W. K. Crow
W. W. Atterbury
Atterbury
Pittsburgh
Crow
Penrose
Tgret
New York Population Surges Past 5.6 Million in Census Update
Census figures show New York City reaching 5,621,151 residents on January 2, up 954,268 since 1910 and 17.9 percent. Borough breakdown lists Manhattan 2,284,103. Brooklyn 2,022,262. Queens 466,811. Bronx 732,016. Richmond 115,969. London estimates stand at 4,026,901 for registration and 6,276,753 for Greater London.
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Slatherly
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Charing Cross
Prohibition Ruling Looms Over Beer Wine Amendments
Chicago June AP reports Wayne B Wheeler says the Supreme Court decision ends the liquor traffic and anti saloon league will press a beer and light wine amendment to the Volstead act along with tax enforcement battles at the Republican convention.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Trade of Bancroft for Fletcher Shakes National League
Official word from New York reports a one for one trade of star shortstop David Bancroft of the Philadelphia Nationals for Arthur Fletcher, captain and regular short stop of the New York Giants since 1911. Bancroft played short for the Giants in Brooklyn as the deal unfolded. Boston reports George W. Grant denies any authorization of a trade involving John Rawlings of the Braves.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Fletcher
New York Giants
Giants
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Bancroft
Boston
George W. Grant
Boston Nationals
John Rawlings
Braves
Killing After A Family Row At Mountainhome Ranch
On the old Commodore Jackson ranch north of Mountainhome W H Evans shot and killed Claude Yates after a clash over cows and a dog. The coroner's jury ruled Yates died from a gunshot fired by Evans, who is jailed awaiting hearing. Both men had troubled reputations and families including widows and children.
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W. H. Evans
Mountainhome
Commodore Jackson Ranch
Evans
Elmore County
Jackson Ranch
Yates
Seth Heath
Mia
Mrs. Yates
W. I. Evans
Watts
Bill
Newlyweds Daniel Hurl and Marie Holmes wed at St. Joseph’s
Daniel J. Hurl and Miss Marie Holmes were married Wednesday morning at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. Rev. Father Dolan performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Pocatello with Mrs. Holmes’s brother A. W. Stoker and Mrs. L. M. Earl as attendants. The groom, a Short Line yards employee, served overseas and has many local friends. The bride, a Pocatello native and former Tribune staffer, is a high school graduate and now begins married life.
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Marie Holmes
Father Dolan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
A. W. Stoker
L. P. Holmes
Tribune Business Office
Pocatello
Warden Lencioni Quick Beach Court Fined Abalones
Game Warden Lencioni led a beachside roundup near Healdsburg California seizing twenty violators for taking abalones under seven inches. The first defendant pleaded not guilty but was tried on the beach and fined twenty five dollars. others pleaded guilty and paid similar fines on the spot.
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Healdsburg
Cal
Lencioni
Zionists Waste 7000 Gallons Beer In Sewage Disaster
In Zior City Milwaukee beer stored in a garage since 1919 was poured into the sewer today. The incident involved over 7 000 gallons of beer and occurred in Zior City, with AP reporting the waste.
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Zior City
Milwaukee
United Verde to Start Major Copper Ore Project at Jerome
Prescott June 7 The United Verde Mining company will begin a large project to remove 14,000,000 tons of rock from a mountain side near Jerome exposing copper ore bodies burning for years. The plan aims to produce 6,000,000 tons of ore and create a new townsite with a full size baseball diamond on built land.
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Prescott, Ariz
United Verde Mining Company
Jerome
Asistant
Robert E. Tally
United Verde
Galveston Placed Under Wider Martial Law
Governor Hobby announced at 16 50 oclock that Galveston is under wider martial law effective at noon today due to freight congestion from a longshoremen strike.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
W. P. Hobby
Decision sweeping and to the point continues legal analysis
The article discusses the sweep of the enforcement power under the prohibition amendment. It clarifies that concurrent power does not enable Congress or states to defeat the prohibition but to enforce it. It notes that enforcement extends to intrastate matters and pre as well as post amendment production. A remark on the Wolstead act limits is included and a reference to Jacob Ruppert v. Caffe. Permission for a rehearing is granted in Washington as of June 8 AP report.
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Jacob Ruppert
U. S
Washington
Casca
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