Senate Takes Up Question of Renewal of Arbitration Treaty With Japan
Washington June 7 Secretary Bryan returned from Pittsburgh and will discuss Japan s latent note on the California alien land question with Viscount Chinda The note prompts careful legal analysis of fourteenth amendment distinctions between national and state powers Officials aim to craft a reply without delay While deliberations may affect US Japan relations a Senate rejection of renewal looming negotiations continue without direct impact
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Washington
Bryan
Pittsburgh
Moore
Japan
California
Viscount Chinda
Chinda
Wilson
State Department
Kio Foreign Office
United States
Senate
Buffalo Bill's Condition Grave in Knoxville
Physician says Buffalo Bill William F. Cody remains in grave condition in Knoxville after illness began yesterday. Col. Cody is hospitalized at a cousin's home for care today.
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Buffalo Bill
Knoxville
Tenn
Wm. F. Cody
Col. Cody
Grasshopper Problem in New Mexico Grove
Washington reports Harrison B. Smith of the agriculture department says the New Mexico grasshopper issue is serious. He notes failure to secure farmer aid and cites attorneys approving poison use in the pest fight despite possible state law concerns.
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Washington
New Mexico
Harrison B. Smith
Department of Agriculture
Elide
N. M
Department
Subcommittees Fall Behind on Tariff Bill Work
Washington reports two senate finance subcommittees failed to finish their tariff bill work. Senator Simmons withholds full committee meeting. Johnson and Williams subcommittees are stalled on schedules and tax provisions. Administrations seek Monday briefing, but delays may push to Tuesday. Williams eyeing anti dumping clause removal to avoid foreign retaliation.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
Johnson
Senator Williams
Corina Queen of Ravana Cigare Debut Pageant
Corina earns title in Ravana pageant as judges praise poise and style. Event drew local sponsors and onlookers from several districts.
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Corina
Ravana Cigare da Diwartiza Manth
Heavy Rain Floods Grinnell Streets and Rail Property
Grinnell records 4.75 inches of rain turning streets into swollen creeks for about two hours. Basements flooded sidewalks undermined and railroad property damaged by washouts. Train service delayed as storms struck Malcom and nearby areas with lightning and wind.
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Grinnell
Rock Island and
Minnesapolis
St. Louis
Malcom
Pointa East
Peace celebration amid Balkan turmoil in London
King George hosts peace delegates at Buckingham Palace to mark the signing of a peace treaty. Guests include the Duke of Connaught and Prime Minister Asquith. In Constantinople reports say European powers urge demobilization of Turkish and Balkan armies to secure peace, with Russia backing the move. The Serbian cabinet’s position is described as unsafe, though no resignations are announced.
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London
George
Balkan States
Turkey
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Connaught
Asquith
Edward Grey
Viscount Morley of
Blackburn
Near East
Constantinople
Russia
Balkan
Servian
Orders For GAR Encampment At Chattanooga
General orders for the Forty-seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Chattanooga Tennessee September 15 to 20 were issued by Commander-in-Chief Alfred B Beers. Veterans are urged to visit Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain Chickamauga and surrounding battlefields. The Gettisburg reunion July 1 will be veterans day under GAR and United Confederate Veterans leaders.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Grand Army of the Republic
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alfred B. Beers
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Gettysburg
United Confederate Veterans
Wilson to Name Prof for Philippine Governor General
Washington reports Professor Henry Jones Ford of Princeton University is a leading candidate for governor general of the Philippines. President Wilson is believed to have practically settled on his appointment, with take office likely in the fall.
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Washington
Henry Jones Ford
Princeton University
Wilson
Philippines
Indictments Dismissed in Lumber Secretary Probes
Criminal indictments against fourteen secretaries and former secretaries of lumber associations nationwide were dismissed at the request of the Department of Justice. Five civil suits seeking dissolution of the alleged lumber trust remain pending.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Lumber Trust
Page's Speech of Friendship Joy
London editors praise Walter Hines Page for his first English speech at a Pilgrims' society banquet. UK papers hail his conduct as strengthening U S Britain ties and commend his public speaking. The Westminster Gazette, Pall Mall Gazette and Evening Standard all praise the ambassador's tone and leaders agree on warm reciprocity.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Court of St. James
England
Pilgrims’ Society
Westminster Gazette
Page
United States
Pall Mall Gazette
Ambassador Page
Evening Standard
NEXT TRAVELERS MEET AT KEOKUK
Des Moines June 7 Keokuk was chosen as the next convention city of the United Commercial Travelers at the grand council session. W B Emerson of Des Moines was promoted to grand counselor along with officers including D G Thompson Burlington D F Scribner Clinton J H Townsend Cedar Rapids J T Reese Sioux City L D Driggs Storm Lake James L Hunt Des Moines H R Beresford Fort Dodge A barbecue and picnic this afternoon closed the delegates program as most leave tonight.
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Des Moines
Keokuk
United Commercial Travelers
W. B. Emerson
D. G. Thompson
Burlington
D. F. Scribener
Clinton
J. HE. Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Grand Page
J. T. Reese
Sioux City
L. D. Driggs
Storm Lake
James L. Hunt
Grand Sentinel
H. R. Beresford
Fort Dodge
Oxford man confesses twelve years of counterfeiting
W F Linnaberry of Oxford was arrested on charges of counterfeiting notes from the United States National Bank of Omaha the First National Bank of Albert Lea Minn and the Marine National Bank of Buffalo N Y He reportedly confessed to a twelve year counterfeit scheme formed during most of his residence here Two plates were found and he says he recently destroyed them and planned to quit counterfeiting.
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Oxford
Neb
W. F. Linnaberry
United States National Bank of Omaha
First National Bank of Albert Lea
JAMES WILSON AND H. WALLACE SAIL FOR ENGLAND
James Wilson former secretary of agriculture and Henry Wallace an agriculture expert sail for England to study the English tenant farmer Wallace will attend the Aberdeen Presbyterian church conference as a delegate in London they will stay with Ambassador Page.
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New York
James Wilson
Henry Wallace
Iowa
England
Robbery at Auction Store in Old Church Building
Thieves entered the Auction store at the corner of Jefferson and Fifth streets last night and stole a Remington 45 calibre rifle, candy, and money from the desk of proprietor L. L. Mackaman. Raymond Mackaman found the rifle missing. Earl Yordy used bloodhounds but failed to locate suspects. No clues yet.
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First Methodist Church
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
L. L. Mackamnan
Mackaman
Fifth Street
Raymond Mackamnan
Earl Yordy
Sheriff Shores
Building Collapses Harming Clyde Harris at 202 Washington
Clyde R. Harris of 730 Dawson street was trapped under a collapsed side of a house while assisting in dismantling work at 202 Washington street shortly after 11 am. He was extricated by coworkers and rushed to Presbyterian Hospital by Petersen Bros. ambulance. Back and spine injuries reported. extent not yet determined.
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Clyde R. Harris
Dawson Street
Washington Street
Tlarris
Petersen Bros
Undertakers
Harris
Presbyterian Hospital
Motor boats start for Bermuda race from Philadelphia
Thousands watch as Barbara TD and Toesam lead the fifth motor boat race from the river start at 1 30 p m heading toward Bermuda. The article notes June weather with a high near 80 and a low around 48.
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Philadelphia
Tne
Dream
Barbara TD
Toesam
Bermuda
Jury Acquits Wood in Lawrence Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Boston June 7 The jury acquitted President William M Wood of the American Woolen Company of conspiracy to injure textile strikers at Lawrence by planting dynamite after night-long deliberations. Frederick B Atteaux's case ended with a hung jury and Dennis J Collins found guilty on two counts.
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Boston
Wm. M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick B. Attaux
Dennis J. Colling
Collins
Wood
Atteaux
No Hope for Life of Suffraget Emily Davison
Epsom England June 7 Misa Emily Wilding Davison the suffraget who was injured in attempting to stop the kings horse in the Derby on Wednesday is in a sinking condition at the local hospital. The doctors in attendance declared today that there is no hope for her recovery.
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Epsom
England
Misa
Emily Wilding Davison
Old Denver Officials Ousted by Injunction By Court Order
City commissioners elected May 29 were seated today while former Mayor Trente 7 Arnold former Sheriff Daniel McSullivan and former Treasurer Allison Stocker refused to turn over records. District Judge James Ho Teller issued the injunction which will stand pending a higher court decision expected Monday.
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Nenver
Dune T
Trente
Arnold
Sherif Daniel Mc Sullivan
Allison Stocker
James Ho Teller
Supreme Court
Molder Confesses Tee Killed Detective
Volanibus, a member of the Tyon Molders union of Wheeling West Virginia, confessed in U S district court to killing John J. Treardon a Petishureh detective at Stenhenwile Ohio during a period of labor trouble. He says Cage had been acquired at Steaberg more than a year ago on a charge of beving Raiderer Reardon. His confession was made in connection with a covid hearing before Judge Later Paving Vern. A related trial on the same charge is barred under the constitution.
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Volanibus
Tee Cig
Tyon Molders’ Union
Wheeling
W. Va
United States District Court
John J. Treardon
Petishureh
Stenhenwile
Ohio
TPO
Cage
Steaberg le
Sear Ako
Raiderer Reardon
Tessdan
Death of ex gey leader found at Nevada restaurant
Sylvester Wareham, a former Gey leader, was found dead in his automobile outside a Nevada restaurant. He had been in usual health earlier in the day and was discovered by friends.
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Nevada
Sylovester Warehant
Wareham
Two Cries Miss Train At Cincinnati
Two young men in the Town Criers' party missed the train at Cincinnati. They plan to rejoin the train at Pittsburgh. The event occurred amid mild weather after showers.
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Cincinnati
Wheeling
Spechilj
Cincimnan
Pictwbureh
Rowventra
KE. L
Corton
Suffragists Fined in London Window Damage Case
London figures including Mrs Immeline Pankhurst Miss Christabel Pankhurst and Mrs Mabel Tuke faced a three day hearing as suffrage raids damaged shop windows. They were fined 1340 pounds in a test case, with similar suits expected. The same day three suffragists refusing postponement faced 14 days imprisonment or fines, and protests erupted in court.
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London
Jung T
Mia
Pathiak Lawrence
Immeline Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
Haworgan's
Social and Politica
King's Beach
West End London
St. James Palace
Mine Explosion Kills Two, Injures Fourteen Near Shamokin
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on the Scott shaft of the Susquehanna Coal Co two miners were killed and fourteen injured in a second lift explosion that sparked a fire. An interior superintendent John Weir led rescuers to surface. most victims are foreign workers and two more injuries are expected to die.
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Shamokin
Scott
Susquehanna Coal Company
John Weir
Resignation of Coach H F Pasini at State Teachers College
Cedar Falls June 7 Coach H F Pasini of the State Teachers College has resigned his position effective at once. He will stay in Cedar Falls through the summer to run the children's playgrounds and depart this fall for Cleveland to pursue business. Miss Mamie Heers leaves for Chicago to join Miss Mary German for an extended European tour early next week.
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Cedar Falls
H. F. Pasini
State Teachers’ College
Pasini
Cleveland
Europe
Mamie Hears
Chicgo
Mary
Mirrape
Gompers Undergoes Second Mastoid Surgery
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL was operated on for a second mastoid abscess yesterday. Doctors said he was “doing as well as could be expected” and he passed a good night, with his condition monitored by surgeons.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
JimMpers
Editor in Prill Ward Killed by Freight Train
Brive Pun dies instantly when his editor vehicle is struck by a freight train near the Philadelphia Erie line. Bernice Bate a teacher is likely fatally hurt. Car occupants suffer minor injuries. A detachment of 47 cadets from the Columbia Park Boys club arrives in Paris for a garden party at the American embassy.
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Brive
McLean
Linen City
Phil Delia & Erie Railroad
Cis
Bernice Bate
Europe
Poris
Jape
Columbia] Park
San Franelsco
Senators Seek Specific Charges In Wilson Lobby Probe
The Senate lobby committee presses for named charges before pursuing President Wilson's alleged influence. Senator Townsend cites White House pressure but withholds identities. Former Rep J A T Hull subpoenas add to testimonies as the panel moves to question more figures tied to special interests.
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Washington
Townsend
Wilson
White House
Het
Congress
Bach
Mne
Tran Reed
Represent Latives
Warren
Weeks
Nelson
Cummins
Senator Cummins
Captain Hull
J. A. T. Hull
House
Senate
Herman Reeves
Mrs Elizabeth M Bourns Dies After Illness at 7 AM
Mrs Elizabeth M Bourns wife of James Bourns died this morning at 7 oclock at her home 1008 Washington street after months of illness from diabetes She was born October 28 1855 in Wisconsin and married James Bourns March 28 187 She and family lived in Eagle township Waterloo later settled in Washington street Children Stella Irene Albert J and Sadie May survive along with two brothers and two sisters She was a member of the First Baptist Church and its auxiliary society Funeral arrangements have not been decided.
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Elizabeth M. Bourns
James Bourns
Oelook
Washington Street
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Ruff
New Glairis
Wis
Eagle Township
Waterloo
Sincere
Stella Irene Bourns
Boise
Ida
Albert J. Bourns
Lewiston
Mont
Sadie May
Seaves
John
Miller
James R. Ruff
Belleville
Fannie Judd
Lila Dis
Dayian
Wiss
Bourns
First Baptist Church
Areas Society
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Salt Lake
Conference of Western Governors
Argentina
Kraganour
Martin
James Wilson and
H. Wallace
Sail
Archie Hall of
Jewell
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Count Steven Tisza
Ladislaus von Lukacs
Count Tisza
Lukpes
Dickinson
J. J. Dickinson
Gorgas
William Crawford Gorgas
United States Army Medical Corps
Columbia Collage
Panama Canal Zone
Columbia
Miana
Clyde Harris
Tong
Tuelanan Optical Co
American ‘Woolen
Company
F. E. Atteaux
State
Evi
Henry F. Hurlburt
Morris Schuman
Schuman
John F. Crosby
Joseph ©. Pelletier
Fife
Hurlburt
Crosby
Denver
Molder
Tee
Pasini Hho
Gompers Tong
Mito
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