Massachusetts Beijngs on New Haven Case at White House
Massachusetts leaders press President and Attorney General McReynolds to avoid an antitrust suit by dissolving the New Haven railroad through a Massachusetts plan. McReynolds may act this month if rail executives refuse the terms, while officials note the governor supports the effort and see the suit as the alternative. Walsh met with the White House about federal relief for Salem fire sufferers and discussed the New Haven matter with the President and AG, who hope a settlement can still be reached.
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Boston and
Maine
McReynolds
New Haven
New Ukvon
Boston
Massachusetts
McReynolas
Elliott
New Haven Board
M- McReynolds
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Glendle
Ai Turtle
Marsachugetts
Reynolds
Boston Railroad Truiding Company
Stestk
IC 38
MeKteynolis
Greece
Albania
Switzerland
Athens
House—Gibbons
Cess
Promlang
Gilman Heads Endeavorers In District Meeting
The Christian Endeavor Society of the District held a meeting at Calvary Baptist Church. Officers were installed for the year, led by President Horace Gilman of Calvary Baptist Church with Mrechem as vice president, D. G. Augevine as secretary, Miss Alice Easterly as assistant secretary, and Edward Terring as treasurer, representing several local churches.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Mondas
Calvary Baptist Church
Wighth
Heil
Mites N. Shand
Perey Nsitr
Edward Terring
Horace Wa
Horace Gil
Wwe
Calvary Baptist Churen
Mrechem
First
D. G. Augevine
Denounce Liquor Traffic at Hast Washington Civic Meet
At a Hast Washington Civic Association meeting held last night in Trinity M E Church representatives voiced a strong stand against liquor traffic in the national capital. Rep Frank J Feze of Ohio urged that the welfare of Washington and humanity require curbs on saloon business, with M C Kelly and Mathew O Brien also voicing support. F D Lowe presided as the association, formed to promote civic betterment in East Washington, organized its efforts at the gathering.
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Hast
Washington Civic Association
Trinity M. E. Church
Fifth and
Seward Square
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank J. Feze
Ohio
National Capital
Washington
Congress
Fess
Becaue
M. C. Kelly
Pennsylvania
East Washington
Mathew O'Brien
Fast Washington Civic Association
F. D. Lowe
Labor unions shielded from Sundry Civil Bill veto sparks Senate clash
Senate backed the labor exemption in the Sundry Civil Bill funding antitrust enforcement, despite Taft’s veto and a memorandum calling the clause unjust. The vote split with 41 to 27 against stripping the exemption, including key Republicans and one Democrat, while an attempt to add unlawful means failed 38 to 22.
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Senate
Taft
Ftael
Sterling
South Dakota
Hughes
New Jersey
Pomerene
Brady
Clapp
Cummings Jones
Kenyon
Norris
Poindexter
Sutherland
Utah
Rucker Bill Amended Over Campaign Publicity
The House amended the Rocker campaign publicity bill striking a duplicate statements clause for opponents and removing a two states qualifier from notices for large election spending. Judge King of the National Popular Government League branded the measure fake. Rucker pressed to wait for wider league response as the chamber strove to reach a quorum amid a temporary loss of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Judge King
National Popular Government League
Rucker
Judson King
League
Ous
Owen
Oklahoma
TORN HY LIONS ATTACK KILLS CAPTAIN LORENZO
Captain Jacob Lorenzo, a Philadelphia animal trainer, died in Mount Clemens Michigan after two hungry lions attacked him on Monday. He reportedly forced an iron bar into one animal’s throat to save himself. The lions, owned by a street carnival company, had not been fed for hours.
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Lorenzo
Mount Clemens
Mich
Jacob Lorenzo
Philadelphia
Nona Lorenzo
Real Owner Mary Maloney Identified In Property Transfer
In the list of property owners awarded prize condemniation amounts for the Capitol Grounds enlargement, Jom V. Wardemann was listed as owner of lot No. 2% in square No. 7. Attorney Joseph I. Weller confirms Wardeman disposed of the lot to Mrs. Mary Maloney in 1913, and a deed on record supports her ownership.
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Mary Maloney
Capitol
Jom V. Wardemann
Joseph I. Weller
Wardemann
Salvadoralated Fonseca Bay dispute roils treaty talks
Salvador protests over the Nicaraguan treaty touch Bay of Fonseca rights, with President Melenendez demanding State Department disclosure. Nicaragua and Chamorro deny Salvadoric claims, while Costa Rica seeks canal safeguards and a possible compensation offer. Senate Foreign Relations Committee continues to press for documents as Salvador and Nicaragua clash over autonomy and a potential U S naval station in Fonseca Bay.
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Chamorro
Fonseca Bay
State Department
Nicaragua
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Salvador
Bay of Fonseca
Seflor Chamorro
United States
Honduras
Costa Rica
San Juan
Willam Alden Smith
Melendes
Senate
Melendez
American State Department
Casa Presidencial
San Salvador
Department of State
Washington
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edward Emergon
Carlos A. Mega
Docs
Gulf of Fonseca
Senor Meza
Emiliana Chamorro
Fonseca
Ceme
Gan
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Resolution on secrecy seal in Nicaragua and Colombia talks laid over
John T. Mack of Sandusky Ohio dies at age 9? He was editor and owner of the Sandusky Register and led Ohio Associated Dailies for 25 years. A Republican party figure, Mack had not sought office but influenced local journalism and politics. His son Egbert S. Mack now oversees the Register.
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Borah
Stone
Sandusky
Ohio
John T. Mack
Mack
Sandusky Register
Ohio Associated Dailies
Republican Party
Thé Register
Egbert 5
Veeder Case Up Again In Plucking Dispute
The Veeder case returns to action as plucking allegations prompt renewed proceedings. Attorneys for both sides prepare for hearings, arguing over evidence and proper charges. The dispute centers on alleged improper removal and handling of material in the case.
Albania For Freedom Draws German Backing In Scandal
German press backs George Fred Williams, former US minister to Greece, citing Albania chaos as a scandal. Reports say fighting between German and Austrian volunteers surfaces as European powers debate Albania's future and Williams maintains independence for Albania.
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Williams
Berlin
Georgi
Fred Williams
United States
Greece
Montenegro
Albania
Morgen Post
Europe
Germany
Mpret William
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Military postings show many officers reassigned or placed on leave with effective dates through 1915. Col Kennedy and Col Hinds receive chief of staff duties in various departments. several lieutenants and majors move to new commands in Washington, Central, Western, and Southern departments. engineers and medical reserve officers receive transfers and duty assignments including Fort Leavenworth, Governors Island, and the Philippines.
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Robert S. Woonson
Frederic W. Whitney
Chas W. Kennedy
Twenty-third Infantry
Edwin F. Glenn
Alait
Governors Island
N.Y
Fest
Aren Swift
Cavalry
United States
Chase W. Kennedy
Ernest Hinds
Fifth Field Artillery
Ghorgh H. Cameron
Cal
William F. Martin
Eptember
William F. Bay
Thirteenth Cavalry
Robert E. J. Michie
Prank S. Cochou
Tenth Infantry
Col. Treat
Staf
Washington, D. C
Swift
Western Department
Col Kennedy
Central Department
Atrislon
Hinds
Washington
D. C
Cameron
Washington, D.C
Col. Martin
Maj
Hay
Southern Department
Michts
Cochey
Wanhington
Tos Offcers
Treat
Martin
Walter K. Wright
Eastern Department
Charles R. Noyes
Twenty-second Infantry
N. Y
Daniel A. Friderick
Infantry
William P. Burnham
Corps of Engineers
Lewis H. Rand
Cincinnati
Ohio
Francincos
Sherwood
A. Cheney
San Francisco
Rand
California
Fort Leavenworth
Kana
Army Service
Michael J. McDonough
Kang
Tha ‘Y
Army Service Schools
Albany
First District
New York City
Arthur W. Chasm
Coast Artillery Corps
Fran- 78
Norman UL
Mo ‘Diarmid
Medical Corps
Benjamin H. L. Williams
Harry N. Kerns
Mediciteorps
Fresidix
Sanfrancisco
Walter M. Wilhelm
Ordnance Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
Mathew A. Reasoner
Taras City
Tex
Port D. A. Russell
Wyo
Rockefeller Institute
Medical Reserve Corps
Adjutant General of the Army
James H. Lawson
Fort Jay
N. Fe
Dent
Meyer MM. Eckwrt
Fort Wood
Eail
Philippine Islands
Masila
Philippine Department
Hersert
Freeland
Fort Mott
N. J
Pirot
William Mf. Archer Jr
Fort St. Philp
Burt W. Phillips
Fourteenth Infantry
Indianapolta
Ind
Columbus
Toledo
Oto
Naval orders alter staff and detachments across commands
Capt. W. C. Chase detached chief of staff to command Virginia. Commander Philip Williams moves to naval attache Rio de Janeiro. Lieut Comdr J. W. Wurtsaugh to Bureau of Navigation in Washington. Lieut W D Greetham attached to Bethlehem Steel works to Wharton. Lieut K F Smith to Tennessee. Ensign Frederick Baltily detached to Petrel. A dors G & Thomas detached to naval station Guam. Paymaster Poyter detached to Naval War College. Machinist R B Sanford to New Hampshire Zone.
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W. C. Chase
Aperial Service Squadron
Virginia
Philip Williams
Naval Intelligence
Navel
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
J. W. Wurtshaugh
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington, D
W. D. Greetham
Bethlehem Stes
Bouth Bethlehem
Whertung
K. F. Smith
Tenoosse
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Various Routes
The Navy lists numerous vessel movements including Solled Albany from Mansanito to La Paz with Hopkins and Stewart, West Virginia from San Diego to San Francisco Rocket, Rhode Tataad from Ship John to Bermuda, Sacramento from Puerto Mexico to Vera Cruz, and Praire from Annspolls to Vera Cruz. Overhauls ordered at navy yards in Portsmouth New Hampshire and Mayo Island California.
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Solled
Albany
Mansanito
la Paz
Hopkins
Stewart
Mazattai
West Virginia
San Diego
San Francisco
Terry
Panther
Lynnhaven
Prairie
Annapolis
South Tekotas
San Claers
Gleneeeiey
Vera Cruz
Sorail
Pacitte Leet
Dmty
Mexico
Mavy Yard
Mayo Island
Stolen Cattle and Conflicts Worsen in Southern Albania
The report notes widespread cattle and horse theft by Moret Williams's troops and rebels as Southern Albanians face continued depredations. Prenk Bib Doda demands 100,000 francs weekly or threatens to withdraw his army, following a 60,000 head cattle theft on the route from Scutari.
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Aemnite
Moret William
Prenk Bib Doda
Scutari
Uncertain Return of U S Minister to Santo Domingo
Officials report that Jerry Sullivan American Minister to Santo Domingo will not return after his annual leave. Unclear reasons though unpopularity with Santo Domingo residents is noted. W W Vick, government customs representative in Santo Domingo, has returned home after resigning as collector of customs and duties.
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State Department
Jerry Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Santo
Slemp Tops Delegates in Ninth District Nomination Fight
Delegates gathered in Bristol Virginia for Republican and Progressive conventions aiming at joint nomination to defeat Democrat R Tate Irvine. Slemp hints at possible candidacy but prefers private life unless a satisfactory cross party ticket emerges. Irvine vows victory with party harmony and primaries to pick postmaster in each community.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Ninth Congressional District
Uearticipate
Republcan
Butens
R. Tate Irvine
John C Noel
John C. Catron
J. M. Daugherty
Irvine
The Girl in Waiting at Columbia and Week of Theaters
Washington theaters present J Hartley Manners comedy The Girl in Waiting with A H Van Buren and Dorothy Bernard. Laurette Taylor debut in Washington. Poll's Theater showcases Ready Money by James Montgomery with counterfeit money bluff. Mlle Mercereau stars at Cosmos in A Tragedy of Old Egypt with other acts. Glen Echo Park adds summer shows and new direct-to-park through car service. Summer dances by Robey and Fairfax at Chevy Chase Lake. Garden bills Mother's Love film with Marion Leonard and week program Gloria Thurlow Bergen.
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Columbia
J. Hartley Manners
Cohan and Harris
Laurette Taylor
A. H. van Buren
Dorothy Bernard
Miss Taylor
Mr. Manners
Washington
James Montgomery
Poll
Secret Service
Mlle. Mercereau
Egypt
Slayman Ali
Glen Echo Park
Soldiers
Chevy Chase Lake
Prof. Robey
Miss Fairfax
Marine Band
Garden
Marion Leonard
Hon
Thurlow Bergen
Jeading
Funeral rites for landscape artist Max Weyl held at home
Funeral services for Max Weyl died Monday after a four months illness were held yesterday at his residence 1810 R Street NW Rabbi Louis Stern of the Washington Hebrew Congregation officiated. Only close friends attended with burial at Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
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Max Weyl
R Street
Louis Stern
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Parcel Receipts Heavy After New Parcel Post Push
Postmaster Praeger reports strong response to parcel post innovation at Station F on U Street NW. Over June 8 and 9, 75 calls were answered and 9 parcels collected, mostly from residences. only one refused due to improper weight or packing. Postmaster notes business interests benefit while recognizing rapid residential engagement.
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Hovee
Praeger
U Street
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Praeger
Miners Vote to Submit Differences to Arbitration in Kanawha
The Department of Labor reported that Kanawha Valley miners in West Virginia voted by referendum to submit their disputes with operators to arbitration. They returned to work under an agreement on key issues reached with three conciliators appointed by Secretary Wilson.
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Department of Labor Rate
Kanawha
W. Va
Wark
Labor
Wilson
Fifth Cavalry Band concert at Chspontetrefe features Kaiser Friedrich
At Chspontetrefe this evening at 7 30 by the Fifth United States Cavalry Band W J Cain leader program includes marches overtures waltzes and operatic selections The United States Soldiers Home Band conducts Friday afternoon starting at 4 o clock under John G Mi Zimmermann with marches overtures ballad and quartet performances expected
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Chspontetrefe
Fifth
United States Cavalry Band
W. J. Cain
le Lac Des Fees
Benner
Ascher
United States Soldiers’ Home
John G. Mi. Zimmermann
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