President in public glare as security forces guard steps
A crowded morning scene outside the church shows President Roosevelt lifting his hat to followers while a photographer aims a large camera nearby, provoking a facial gesture of disgust. Secretary Loeb rejects talk of a Republican national committee chairmanship, citing no official communication.
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Domingo Tariff Revision With American Government Settlement
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Feud Ties Up Wedding In Virginia Court
A va loring feud between families blocks a May wedding between Nora Roberson and James Blake. Judge Roberson bars further visits, orders chaperoning, and sets conditions as the couple agrees to wed in New York next April despite social opposition.
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Delagrange flies three miles at Milan in bold test
Leon Delagrange the French aeronautist completed a three mile test at Milan before a large crowd including Henry Farman and others. After several attempts he achieved a mile and a quarter before looping to cover about three miles at an estimated forty miles per hour. The craft stayed about twenty feet from the ground and the spectators cheered as Larmar congratulated him.
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Razor Wielder in Skirts Fights Policeman in New York
Policeman George Thomson was slashed four times by a man masquerading in women's clothes while attempting to arrest him for a misdemeanor. Thomson fired a single shot, fatally wounding the attacker as the pursued suspect swung a razor. The dead man turned out to be a man.
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Tears Win Back Wife as Police Reunite Family
George L Wright a Philadelphia traveling salesman and his wife Lillian Wright were brought to Alexandria police headquarters after she reportedly left their two children. A liaison with a local pharmacist and a reconciliation followed, with authorities noting the couple planned to return home.
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Four hundred passengers were shaken in a collision of street cars at West Win street during a severe electrical storm. Women and children were hurled from seats as the rear car rammed the front. several injured, some seriously, as panic spread amid wreckage and shouting. The motorman escaped injury by leaping away as collision seemed inevitable.
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Railroad stations stored at East Liberty yards
Special to The Washington Pn at Pittsburg June 21 The Pennsylvania railroad has started to store abandoned stations in the East Liberty yards in this city Over a score are there all moved bodily from their former locations placed on cars and brought here to await further order The stations are two story structures used for telegraph and ticket offices.
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Market trends show debt, dividends touch off wage cuts
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London and Berlin Markets Show Mixed Fortunes in Week
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