Tour Delayed One Week As Italian Mission Delays
The Italian war mission to the South and mid are postponed due to illness. Prince di Sforza and Marconi recover. Vincenzo Nitti wounded on the front. The mission aims to finish business by Saturday and return to Washington to honor President Wilson. Signor Marconi heads to New York for an honorary address. Francesco Nitti learns his son Vincenzo, aged 18, is wounded on the front.
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Indictment Alleges Fraud in Emerson Motor Stock Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted fourteen individuals and four corporations on charges of conspiring to defraud investors in Emerson Motor Company through stock sales. The firm filed for bankruptcy earlier, with liabilities of about 8.499 million and assets near 190,900, mostly cash. Defendants pleaded not guilty and were released on bail.
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Fewer Passenger Trains on Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia June 4 George D Dix announced that in line with the railroads war board recommendations the Pennsylvania Railroad will implement a broad revision of passenger traffic to free track, engines, and cars. Trains will be consolidated where possible with small patronage services cut, dining parlor and sleeping cars reduced, and club and observation cars possibly discontinued. East of Pittsburgh about 6000 train miles per day may be trimmed. Summer sea shore services are expected to continue as freight demand is light.
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HOLD CATTLEMAN AS SLAYER IN EL PASO KILLING
El Paso authorities hold cattleman Thomas Coggin and accomplice Felix Brown on murder charges in the May 14 killing of prominent cattleman Thomas Lyons. Coggin arrested after tip led to identification. Brown brought in from Texas after a car theft and pursuit.
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Washington theater notes marquee films and performances
A sprawling review of Belasco and Strand program highlights in Washington. Gipsy O Brien, Christine Norman, Annie Hughes star in new dramas while The Eternal Sin, The World Apart, and Lucretia portrayals anchor the bill alongside newsreels. Stage stars Maude Gray and Carl Haydn headline Aborn Company offerings with Robins Hood era scenes and modern Western melodramas.
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Registration Eve Draws Record Crowds at Glen Echo
Crowds surged on registration eve with Glen Echo attracting larger attendance than prior weeks. Dance pavilion drew the most people as both veterans and first-timers filled the floor and promenade while lines stretched for the derby, tree-top ride, and midway attractions. After free movies, the venue stayed lively until taps, with the midway offering new joys for visitors seeking a full evening.
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Kennedy Shows a Magnet at Union Station Plaza
Union Station plaza drew crowds for the Don Kennedy shows with a brilliantly illuminated midway. Veterans were invited to the reunion and admitted free, and hundreds enjoyed the entertaining atmosphere and merriment last night.
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Italian envoy to enlist in army travels via Washington
Italian envoy Sylvian Cambiagzio, who served in Mexico, prepared to enlist in the Italian army. He traveled on a special train from Mexico City toward Rome, stopped briefly in Washington before returning to his homeland.
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Trinity Girls Give Play At Commencement
Trinity College held commencement on the lawn presenting Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Forty two graduates will receive degrees Thursday with an address by former Massachusetts governor David Ty Walsa and apostolic delegate Rex John Bonzani. the class includes Dorothy Callahan, Mary Getar, Miss Sullivan, Ming Fo and others.
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Roumanian Legation to Establish Permanent Mission in Washington
The State Department announced that arrangements are made for a permanent Roumanian diplomatic mission in Washington with the United States welcoming a Romanian Charge of Affairs to be received in the capital. The move signals strengthening ties between Romania and the United States.
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