Warped Ticket Hopes Dim for Bull Moose in Massachusetts
In Springfield June 28 report says last day to change party enrollment for state primaries was Tuesday and the Bull Moose struggled to gain traction. Voters show apathy. party signatures may be needed from Republicans and Democrats to place candidates on the ballot. Massachusetts Democrats anticipate gubernatorial victory though Western regions show tariff distrust and Foss opposition ambiguity.
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Washington
Bull Moose Party
West Springfield
Thomas St. Hisgen
Independence Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Bay State
Gov. Foss
Foss
Peliticane
Mr. Foss
Blandford
Democratic Party
Tribute to Maj Archibald Butt in Arlington Monument
The article recalls Maj Archibald Butt, military aide to Taft and Roosevelt, honored in Arlington with a bronze tablet praising his bravery in the Titanic disaster. A second inscription lauds him as a devoted son and loyal officer. The piece notes Butt wished to rest at a famed hero’s grove, but the Atlantic did not yield his body.
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Maj
Archibald Willingham Butt
Taft
Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery
Maj. Butt
Atlantic Ocean
Quakes Felt in Italy Trigger Panic Across Calabria
Rome reports extensive southern Italian shocks with panic and evacuations. Minor damage in Paola Rossano-Matina San Marco and nearby areas near Cosenza. Troops and Red Cross aid dispatched to Poéints. villages Rogsiano Gravina Mongrassano San Benedetto affected. Vesuvius erupts for first time since 1906 with flames and smoke. Mercalli notes no proven link to Calabria quake.
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Rome
Italy
Minister of the Interior
Catanzaro
Paola
Rossano-Matina
San Marco
Cosenza
Cosenzi
Calabria
Sicily
Red Cross
Poéints
Rogsiano
Gravina
Mongrassano
San Benedetto
Vesuvius
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Prof
Mercalli
Mount
Veauvius
Wainwright Death Case: Time Gaps and Office Secrets
Testimony ties Miss Wainwright to gas manager Harold Smith with notes of late office work and a whisky flask. Witnesses describe a discrepancy in Smith’s June 20 timing and possible holes bored in the wall to view clubrooms, amid public sentiment over an immorality bath.
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Miss Wainwright
John M. Toulson
Salsbury
Leroy Lane
Jackson and Weis~bach Company
Toulson
Harold Staith
Cannien Bridge
Smith
Wainwright
Mr. Smith
Star Chamber
Roaring Senate Page Prank Ends With No Quorum
After adjournment yesterday a crowd of Senate pages held a mock session in the chamber. Captured papers were removed and Vice President Marshall’s gavel was seized. A motion to raise page salaries passed, while a disturbance by Senator MacCoy drew action. The presiding officer hid, and the chamber dispersed with no quorum in seconds.
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Senate
Edward Halsey
Marshall
Jim’. Sherman
MacCoy
Committee On Audit and Control
Joseph P. Higgins
Mexico War Finances Deplete. Huerta May Face Three Month Limit
Mexico City reports that about 200 million pesos borrowed in late May has largely been spent. Official estimates put usable gold at around 80 million, with 24 million remaining. Monthly war costs may reach 7.5 million, suggesting Huerta’s funds last three to four months. Rebel chief Natero Elizondo marries his betrothed after capturing Higueros to force the union, a bold act amid ongoing conflict.
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Mexico City
Mexico
New York
National Bank
Paris
London
Salina Cruz
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Frontera
Lony
Huerta
Belgians Visit U. S. Ship in Antwerp Banquet
Five thousand persons visited the United States battleship Whneis in Antwerp as the provincial governor hosted a banquet for its officers. The Jitness and American naval cadets aboard will sail for Spain on July 7.
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Antwerp
United States
Spain
Midwest Heat Wave Brings Deaths and Prostration
Chicago area endures 106 degree heat as fourteen deaths and 27 prostrations are reported. Salt Lake City and Duluth show cooling contrasts with rain and snow, while Cincinnati records hottest June day and several heat related injuries. Lifesaving relief is unlikely as forecasts predict further heat.
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Salt Lake
Duluth
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Hansville
Ind
Peoria
Springfield
Louis
Dayton
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Davenport
Iowa
Cairo
Ill
Concordia
Kans
Bismarck
N. Cak
Salt Lake City
Henry J. Cox
Health Department
St. Louis
Omaha
Nebraska
Valentine
Lincoln
Dubuque
Milwaukee
Mike
Kenosha
Cleveland
Heat Here Proves Fatal In Washington Area
Five heat related prostrations reported in Washington and vicinity. Frank B Alden 35 a Spanish war veteran died of heart failure worsened by heat at his boarding house on 28 Street Northeast. Remaining cases include Jackson Suit of Landover Md taken to Emergency Hospital, Samuel Marcellos of 909 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast treated and discharged, Ormatead Ward 61 of 623 B Street Southeast sent to Emergency Hospital, and Hail Baall 47 of 1325 Ninth Street Northwest admitted after prostration at home.
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Washington
Frank B. Alden
Alden
Annie Bickle
Jackson Suit
Landover
Samuel Marcellos
Massachusetts
Avenue Northeast
Marks
Ormatead
Johnson Sails Today in Deportation Push for Extradition
Montreal June 2 Jack Johnson the negro fighter and convicted white slaver appeared for formal examination to promise he will sail to Europe tomorrow on the Corinthian and return to Chicago for his appeal. Officials weighing extradition treaties consider Johnson may be extraditable if he lands in Europe, with Havre named as a possible destination. He is free on bail and faces a year sentence.
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Montreal
Jack Johnson
Europe
Corinthian
Chicago
Johnson
Nim
Quebec
Canada
Departments of State and Justice
Havre
Scandal Hints Over Hetch Hetchy Project Inquiries
Eugene J. Sullivan president of the Sierra Blue Lakes Water and Power Company telegrammed the House public lands committee claiming San Francisco officials misled Congress about a water shortage. He asked for time to present proof and said a serious scandal could arise from data used by the army board. The committee planned further hearings through July 7.
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Hetch Hetchy
E. J. Sullivan
Power Company
Eugene J. Sullivan
San Francisco
Sierra Blue Lakes Water and Power Company
House Public Lands Committee
Washington
California
Army Board
Long
Oshaughneasy
Congress
Kahn
Sullivan
Edwin A. Whitman
Boston
Yosemite Park
L. L. Dennett
Curry
Turnfest Near End. Five Events Finishing Tomorrow
Beaver Colorado June 28 The thirty first Bundhes Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union neared completion with only five events remaining pole vault weight part hurdl e fencing and swimming to be finished at Lakeside Stadium tomorrow morning The 4 pm committee of 36 met and at 5 pm announced results Julius Schroeder Northwest Turnverein Davenport Illinois won the javelin with 97 feet Harry Redeker Cincinnati won the 110 yard hurdles in 16 seconds The 4 1 2 yard relay saw North Cincinnati Turnverein win in 52 seconds with Concordia Turnverein St Louis second Philadelphia Turngemeinde third Singing and literary contest winners to be posted tomorrow A large crowd attended the mass exercises with over 400 women in the mass drill.
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Beaver
Colo
North American Gymnastic Union
Lakeside Stadium
Avelin
Julius Schroeder
Northwest ‘Turnverein
Davenport
Ilena
Harry Redeker
Cincinnati
North Cincinnati
Texas Man Endures 30 Day Fast in New York Hotel
Bedford, a Times mechanical department worker, stayed for 30 days without nourishment while dieting. He became delirious, then collapsed mid fasting, was found near unclothed except for shoes, and transported to Brightwood Hospital. He recovered after refeeding and plans a break from fasting.
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Mr. Bedford
Mr. Paffiow
Texas
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