President and family to rest at summer White House
President Wilson and his family will move to Harlakkenden the summer residence of Winston Churchill near Cornish New Hampshire for Mrs Wilson to rest from social duties. She has suffered a nervous breakdown from inauguration duties and will depart before July 1 with her daughters, the President following when tariff and currency issues ease.
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Wilson
Harlakkenden
Winston Churchill
Cornish
N. H
White House
Washington
Resolution On White Slave Law Sparks House Attack
Representative James R. Mann charged President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds as the California affair sparked bitter remarks on the House floor. The committee planned to report the no opposition measure at an upcoming meeting, with support from Kahn and other members.
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Wilson
McReynolds
California
Representative Mann
Washington
Attorne
Farum
T Cliaton
Fk Tive Kahn
James R. Mann
Ilinois
House
Collusion With Inspectors to Defraud Railroads Indicted
A New York grand jury charged 10 individuals from three large New York egg concerns with conspiring with railroad inspectors to file fraudulent damage claims for cars damaged in transit. Railroads allegedly paid about 80,000 more than transport value in the last year. Harry Shimer heads the firm cited. the Shimer enterprise reportedly moves around 3 million dollars in eggs and butter.
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New York
Federal
R. B. Shimer & Company
Harry ©. Shimer
One King
Blackhander Trial Opens Over Threat to Wilson for 5000
In Cleveland on June 2, Pamora of Youngstown Ohio faced federal court on a charge of sending a threatening letter to President Wilson demanding $5,000. Ira R B Smith testified he opened two letters addressed to the president containing the demand and threats of death.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Gakseppt Pamora
Youngstown
Ira R. B. Smith
Branner Named President of Stanford University
Palo Alto Cal June 27 Dr John Casper Branner is the new president of Leland Stanford Jr university succeeding David Star Jordan who retires to pursue universal peace Branner has served at the university for twenty one years including thirteen as geology professor His appointment places Stanford among the nation’s leading universities in education and research
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Palo Alto
Cal
John Casper Branner
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
David Star Jordan
Branner
University
Branford
New Ohio Postmasters Nominated by President Wilson
President Wilson announced nominations for Ohio postmasters including A. H. Meeker in Greenville J. M Fitzpatrick in Bethel C A Wagner in Kenmore C C Fowler in Canfield Charles Baker in Germantown and Andrew Hir in Norwalk June 37 Washington.
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Ohio
Washington
Wilson
A. H. Meeker
Greenville
J. M Fitzpatrick
Bethel
Ca Wagner
Kenmore
C. C. Fowler
Canfield
Charlies
Baker
Germantown
Andrew Hir
Norwalk
Governors Cox and Taft Speak at Cincinnati Chamber Dedication
Governor James M. Cox defended the Warner act reforming Ohio tax assessment and opposed a statewide referendum on it. Former President Taft delivered the principal address at the dedication, warning that initiative and referendum could weaken representative government.
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Ohio
Pres Dent Taft
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Warnes
Taft
Synilar
Joseph FE. Baview
Yeaker
Davies
First hydroaeroplane flight Paris to London completed
Claude Grahame White made a hydroaeroplane journey from Paris to London starting at 5:50 am, following the Seine to Havre and Boulogne, crossing the channel to Dover, then along the Thames to land in London. The trip ended safely with the craft in good condition.
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Paris
London
Claude Graha White
Seine
Havre
Boulogne
Channel
Dover
Thames
Sud Sound
Bankers Concessions Expand President Power Over Federal Reserve
In Congress a concession yields several changes to the bankers bill while strengthening the president’s control over the Federal Reserve Board. The draft’s three removed sections are restored, and the fed reserve board remains seven members appointed by the president, with slight changes in appointment power. Continesd on Page Eight.
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Federal Reserve Guard
Federa Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Burns detectives spark bootlegging arrests in Bloomingburg
Law and Order movement in Bloomingburg prompts Burns detectives to file affidavits and arrest A B Cash Albert Brown Henry H Brown and Albert Rabbit Smith on bootlegging charges. Warrants lead to city arrests with cases expected to move to public files soon as attorneys prepare documents for presentation.
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Burns
Wade Creath
Bloomingburg
Evening Herald
Columbus
Creath
A. B. Cash
Albert Brown
Henry H. Brown
Albert
Rabbit) Smith
J. C. Carson
Cash
Rabbit Smith
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Pershing
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A. C. Nelson
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