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Boston. June Massachusetts to-
day completed ratification of the
federal constitution making the eighth
state to ratify.
New York, June 25.-Airplane mail
service between this city and Chicago
win be in full operation by July 1,
according to postoffice officials here.
Jackson. Miss. June ga full
fledged moonshine distillery operat-
ing on Valley street, in the suburbs
OF Jackson. was broken up by federal
authorities yesterday.
Toledo, Ohio. June 25.-More than
1000 employees of the Toledo Ship
building company, refusing to submit
to an increased street car fare, late
this afternoon Etched two cars and
in violence following. windows in two
others were smashed with bricks.
Washington, June 25-The super
dreadnaught New Mexico will fly Ad-
miraI Hugh Rodmans flag as the
flagship of the Pacific fleet and the
Pennsylvania will remain the flagship
of the Atlantic fleet. Composition
Of the two fleets. Secretary Daniels
announced, will be made within few
days.
Coblenz. Tuesday. June 24-Lieut.
John Beggs, of the 23rd Infantry.
Kansas City, fs under srrest racing a
charge of murder in connection with
a shooting affair at Seeburg. a village
in the neutral zone opposite Amer
lean area OF occupation. German au
thorities claim two civilians, a man
and a woman, were killed.
New York. June 25.-J. w. Harri-
man. president of the Hartman Ma
tional Bank. in a statement tonight.
said $4,000 being sent from New York
to Chicago by aero mail consisting OF
checks and drafts. was burned when
the mail plane was destroyed at Cleve-
land. May 25.
Montgomery, Ala, June %. Govern
or Thomas E. Kilby this morning Of
fered a reward of 400 each for any one
or more members OF the mob who
entered the Baldwin county jail last
Sunday and killed Frank Foukal,
white prisoner held on a murder
charge. provided they are not already
arrested at the time of issuing proc
lamation.
New York. June 25.-The third day
of the strike OF 3,70 teamsters. porters
and chauffeurs employed by produce
dealers, for higher wages and shorter
hours, opened with railroad and
steamship terminals blocked with an
l
loads of fruits and vegetables, much
of which is already spoiled
Nashville Tenn, June 25.-Five
trainmen were killed and two seriously
injured when a heavily loaded coal
train, northbound and the third sec
tion of a southbound train crashed
together shortly after midnight one
mile north of Faxon. Tenn, on the
Memphis division of the Louisville &
Nashville.
Buenos Ayres. June 25.-Four hun
dred Germans and Austrians, mostly
doctors, lawyers and other profession
al men, were among the passengers
! arriving here today on the Dutch
steamship Frisia from Amsterdam. 1t
was the first large party to immi-
CRATE from the central powers to Ar
gentina since the beginning of the
war.
Omaha, Neb., June 25.-Municipal
authorities prepared today to meet
possible emergencies which may arise
from the general sympathetic strike
which is threatened to be called to-
morrow in support of striking building
trades workers. Mayor Smith appeal
ed to the county chapter of the Amer
lean Legion for assistance in main
tanning order and the support Of the
legion was pledged the mayor at a
mass meefing of its members