Chicago Tolera bly Quiet
June 1 reports show strike activity slowing with one tramster walkout by Teaver Coal workers. Four members of a wrecking crew from Fargo Express face grand jury conspiracy indictments. express firms vow to refuse reemployment of striking drivers. Alderman Dixon questioned in Master in Chancery over alleged nondelivery to struck houses amid claims of a secret striker pact.
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Dixon
Sherman
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Defiant Woman Fined in Arkansas City Contempt Case
Myra McHlenry, a Corrie Nation follower, was fined 100 dollars for contempt by Police Judge Fleming after disturbing a barber. Unable to post bond she was ordered jailed. She left the courtroom provoking the judge who increased the fine to 100 dollars.
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Bomb injures Alfonso and Loubet carriage attack
Paris reports an anarchist threw a bomb at the royal carriage as King Alfonso and President Loubet departed. The blast seriously injured no other person. The incident occurred around 2:55 a.m. on June 1. Security forces investigated the attack and the assailant's identity was sought.
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Bombing at Louvre Arch Insufficient to Stop Gala Event
A bomb exploded during a gala opera near the Louvre arch injuring several escort soldiers and crowd members while the president and king remained unharmed. Many arrests followed, including a suspect who allegedly threw the device and three others tied to the plot. the bomber was spotted with a destructive engine minutes before detonation.
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Loyal Legion Opens Milwaukee Quadrennial Congress
Milwaukee June 1 delegates from across the nation gather for the tenth quadrennial congress of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. General Dr. McM. Gregg of Philadelphia presides during the two day session with about seventy five delegates in attendance.
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Senator Spooner Aboard Oceanic Arrives From Liverpool
New York dated June 1 reports Senator Spooner of Wisconsin was a passenger on the steamer Oceanic which has arrived from Liverpool. The brief dispatch notes the arrival and identifies the senator among its passengers without further details.
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Baseball scores across leagues and cities
Scores from Chicago and other cities show multiple league games with Chicago sweeping Cincinnati in two games 16 to 11 and 2 to 3 while others include Pittsburg 9 to 3 over St Louis and Brooklyn 3 to 0 over New York in the National League American League results feature Detroit 0 and 2 at Chicago Cleveland 12 over St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 8 over New York 3, among others. Western and association show Denver 6 over Colorado Springs 0 and St Paul 3 over Minneapolis 2 among scattered results.
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Five Dead in Montrose Tunnel Cave-In
Montrose Colorado June 1 five men were killed and two seriously injured in a cave-in at the Gounisen reclamation tunnel. Names listed include Edward Schouler Gettysturg Floyd Wootril Stelle Oklahoma Charles Hormhart and James Cassiday. Twenty one men were rescued unharmed after rescuers improvised a dam to hold rising water and used three minute relays to reach entombed workers.
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Charles Hormhart
Janes Cassiday
C. Taylor
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Pool Rooms Declared Nuisance by Kentucky Judge
Judge William Meld Shaw of Kenton circuit court enjoins pool room owners in Covington on the suit of Kentucky attorney general. The injunction aims to close the pool rooms as a nuisance though the decision on immediate closure or appeal to the court of appeals remains undecided. It is anticipated an appeal may be filed. The Latonta meeting had prompted a planned early closing, risking short term business loss.
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Covington
William Meld
Shaw
Kenton
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The Ambitious Gow Milk Trick Ends in Loss
In a Little Folks story, Mrs Slipperstopper suspects watered milk. Milkman hides to spy and uncovers Daisy the cow secretly milking herself to outdo Spot. Daisy’s ruse backfires. the cow is sold and the jealous planter faces consequences for deceit.
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Clover
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Foreign trade rules limit tiny vessel traffic with Venezuela
The government bans foreign traffic with Venezuela by vessels under forty tons. Powell Clayton, former ambassador to Mexico, travels to Washington to formally end his diplomatic service. The US Bureau of Forestry oversees planting a 45,000 tree forest on the San Gabriel range in California.
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Powell Clayton
Mexico
Washington
United States Bureau of Forestry
San Cabriel Mountains
California
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