Revolt of Teachers Statement by Miss Haley
Miss Margaret Haley business representative of the Chicago Teachers Federation issues a long statement during the National Education Association meeting. She argues for mutual control of the association to serve thousands of teachers, likening the current setup to a despotism and accusing a powerful few of dominating policy and funds. The piece notes endorsements of centralized power and critiques of leadership.
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Washington Post
New York
Margaret Haley
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
National Educational Association
Harper
Standard Oil University
University of Chicago
Teachers Rally in New York Exhibit Autocratic Power Debate
The article notes teachers from the Asbury Park convention swarming New York City with around 6,000 present. They visit Columbia University for a sermon by Dr. Lyman Abbott, museums, and city sites, while critics argue centralized control over schools threatens teachers’ independence. An incident on a Broadway car highlights public reaction to teachers’ movement.
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New York
Asbury Park
Columbia University
Lyman Abbott
City History Club
Missouri
John T. Nicholson
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Coney Island
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Two Die as Wild West Show Fight Breaks Out
Burnsville Braxton County West Virginia reports tell of a Sunday afternoon clash near Burnsville between Texas Jack's Wild West Show cowboys and Baltimore and Ohio excursion train passengers. Owner Joe Johnson and a cowboy named Medicine George were killed. six or more excursionists were wounded. two cowboys were captured and jailed at Sutton.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
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Burnsville
Braxton County
W. Va
Clarksburg
Burnaville
Texas
Jack
Baltimore and Ohio
Richwood
Joe Johnson
Medicine George
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George
Braxton
Sutton
Murder and suicide follow razor attack in Jackson Township
In Jackson Township near Plymouth Pennsylvania a murder and suicide occurred. James F Farrell of Plymouth and John Lee, formerly an asylum inmate, were killed after Lee attacked Farrell and then fatally wounded himself. Farrell had visited a cousin with his two children. Both victims died instantly.
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Plymouth
James F. Farrell
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Farrell
McNall
Lee
Poison in Malted Milk Mystery Hits Boston Chemist
Fall River reports a bottle of malted milk sent with a poison note, later tested by a Boston chemist who found poison enough to kill many. The case, tied to suspected romantic rivalry, prompted intense but shifting press coverage with rumors and denials. Maritime notices from New York and Southampton follow, listing arrivals and sailings of several liners.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
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Chicado Second-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pitshing Dispatch
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Rochester Herald
Louis Reflelic
Syracuse Post-Standard
SY Paul Fooneer
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Specter
Washington Port
Fall River
Mass
Mysteria
Boston
Front the Specemarr England Parish and County Bond
In rural England the sense that a man’s county is part of himself runs deep. He belongs first to the parish and then to his shire, and the two communities shape his identity and duties.
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England
England's grateful ally in the alliance France Tokyo note
A wartime dispatch praises England as a steadfast ally, stressing the value of Anglo alliance and the enduring debt of gratitude for Britain's readiness to stand by partners and uphold shared aims amid shifting global tensions.
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Tokyo
England
Elks Gather for Buffalo Reunion with Canadian Affiliation Debate
Washington Lodge delegates arrive in Buffalo for the nineteenth annual Elks Grand Lodge reunion. The group, including members from Washington and Virginia lodges, prepares for parades and a major parade drill while a report on Canadian Elks social affiliation is readied for delegates. The report favors social intimacy without allowing secret work, seeking a middle ground between orders.
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Washington Post
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Elka
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Buffalo Reunion Association
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Conference delegates plan Washington start for treaty talks
Continued from the first page the delegates move to the conference site and then return to Washington for the formal arguing of the treaty of Washington. They hope to organize for business in early August while observers expect no agreement before October given the Russia Japan situation.
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Cassini Leaves Washington for Paris and Madrid
Count Cassini the retiring Russian ambassador departed Washington for New York at 11 yesterday morning. He travels with Baron Rosen the successor and Russian Embassy staff and sails Tuesday for Paris then to St Petersburg for instructions before Madrid posting.
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Selbert
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Shot fired at colonel sparks mutiny in Theodosia
A parate in the Volna Regiment produced a shot at the colonel that missed, yet sparked an outbreak quelled after an officer and a private were severely wounded. The incident followed the mutiny on the Kniaz Potemkin. Police in Riga arrest thirty five terrorists linked to bomb plots. one rescue attempt arrested a suspect while two officers were wounded. In Tiflle Transcaucasia bombings continue with two Dvorniks killed and thirteen wounded, a policeman shot.
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St. Petersburg
Theodosia
Volna
Riga
Russia
Tiflle
TransCaugasia
Generals Oppose Peace Bombard Czar Reports Predict Victory
London dispatch reports St. Petersburg telegraph correspondent pessimistic on the war outlook. He claims Gen Linovitch and Manchurian army commanders bombard the Czar with messages predicting victory and asking for six more months to fight. The Czar and advisers show implicit confidence in the generals.
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Washington Post
London
St. Petersburg
Telegraph
Linovitch
Submarine At Surface In Emergency Off Sidi Abdallah
Special cable dispatch from Paris reports six survivors of the submarine near Far fadet, sunk last Thursday at Sidi Abdallah Tumis. They suffered breathing difficulties and could hold on for a quarter hour longer, then a stern lift failed as the hatch neared the surface. The crew reportedly did not surrender to despair during the attempt to raise the boat.
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Wallington Post
Paris
Sidi Abdallah
Tumis
Jane
Homecoming of Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret
Stockholm celebrates the arrival of Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Margaret amid clear skies. The royal yacht displayed Norwegian and Swedish standards as 200000 spectators lined the procession to the palace. The royal family attended a te deum with a court chaplain praising the loyal Swedish people.
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Stockholm
Juy
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustave
Margaret of
Congress Opens as Socialist Congress Opens in Baden
The International Socialist Congress met in Constance Baden July with protests over speeches by foreign members. The Baden government barred certain speakers, including opponents to German policy, prompting the conference to adjourn to Kreuslingen for foreign voices. An engagement of American consul to Venice Paul Nash to Baroness Ina Magneri of Piedmont was announced.
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Granda Duchy of Baden
International Socialist Congress
Baden
Herr Bobel
Reichstag
Princes von Buelow
M. Jaures
Jenson T
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
Kreuslingen
Venice
Paul Nash
Hero
Ina Magneri
Piedmont
Russians Take Ship as Potemkin Mutiny Ends at Sea
Reports from St Petersburg and Custa Jii Roumania describe the transfer of the Russian battleship Kniaz Potemkin to Admiral Kruger. A torpedo boat accompanied it and left for Odessa denying mutiny. The mutineers faced arrest and officials report disorder aboard the vessel.
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Kruger
King Potemkin
Foreign Ofice
Roumania
Kustenji
Kater Potemkin
Charles of
Rouman
Koslinsky
Tchesmann
Charles
Associated Press
Matuschenko
Kniaz Potemkin
Kninz Potemkin
Knyaz Potemkin
Peasants Burn and Loot Near Odessa in 10 Days
Odessa reports say peasants burned and looted seventeen large farmsteads within thirty miles of Odessa amid demands for half the lands. An estate owner sought troops. soldiers refused to help. A neighboring landowner offered crops as mercy but was shot. District governors request machine guns and discretionary use due to rising unrest.
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The
Standard
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Taurida
Ogesaa
Better Treatment Of Cattle In Transit Law Debate
From the Boston Evening Transcript the question of enforcing the 48 hour unloading feeding and resting requirement for livestock in transit is discussed. It notes plans to sue railroad companies for violations, potential settlements, and argues for strict future compliance to improve animal welfare and meat quality. Public opinion is urged to influence Congress to uphold and strengthen the humane measure.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Bev
Wilson
Congress
Abolishing Old Age Says Society Embraces Youth
A Chicago Trivans excerpt argues that society has abolished old age, pushing age thresholds and redefining roles for the elderly. It notes grandmothers swap black attire for fashionable dress while grandfathers stay active in work and leisure, praising Harvard professor Shaler’s view that abandoning age marks progress and civilization.
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Prof
Shaler
Harvard
Poison Gas Incident In City Baker Rushed To Hospital
Louie J Hartmann a baker aged 38 was found nearly suffocated by gas fumes from a jet in his room at 938 I Street Southwest. He was taken to Emergency Hospital at 6 43 PM last evening in critical condition but later reported out of danger after prompt ambulance response credited to Charles Hippmann.
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William Sehlerb
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Woman Seized for Mental Evaluation in Anacostia
Cora L. Taylor, colored, twenty two, was removed from her home in Anacostia to the House of Detention for observation as authorities plan an examination of her mental condition.
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Anacostia
All Men Are Funny From A Viewpoint Of Humor
The piece discusses humor as a perspective across performers like Frank Daniels Richard Mansfield Nat Goodwin and Margaret Anglin noting how audiences react differently. It cites a stage director’s claim of a military song that unexpectedly moved the audience and concludes humor depends on the viewer’s point of view.
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Richard Mansfield
United States
Nat Goodwin
Nat
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Fran Worthing
Johann Hoch
James Backett
Griscom Popular in Japan and Recalled from Tokyo
Special dispatch from Washington reports Lloyd Griscom, the American minister in Tokyo, ordered to Washington. Japanese leaders regret the recall and laud his tact in settling claims and uniting merchants. Also noted is Tokyo’s July 3 imperial ordinance authorizing a foreign loan of $150,000 under the same terms as the third loan.
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Washington Post
Tokyo
Lloyd Griscom
State Department
Washington
Bingham
Griscom
Interchanta
Japan
Buggy Collision on M Street injures none in fall
On M street near Thirty sixth street a buggy bolt broke causing John BE Shaw and a lady passenger to be thrown from the vehicle. They escaped injury and remained unharmed after the mishap.
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John BE. Shawn
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