Warsaw in Terror as Socialists Rule City
A chaotic Warsaw faces a terrorized government with police resignations and Socialist control. Officers fear assassination, General Maximovich shelters under guard while many captains seek leave. The force shrinks below 600, with widespread panic and reports of Jewish Socialist influence amid arson, gambling, and crime.
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Warsaw
Cxai
Poland
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Coun
Poen
Gontarew
Generelly
Robeck
Secretary Hay Dies in New Hampshire Morning
Newbury New Hampshire July 1 John Hay secretary of state died today at his home on Lake Sunapee at 12 25 morning after a sudden pulmonary embolism He awoke and spoke to his wife and nurse before dying despite heroic measures Roosevelt Roosevelt telegrams sympathy Washington and Taft express shock and grief as the nation mourns a longtime diplomat and trusted adviser
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Newbury
N. H
John Hay
Phome
Lake Sunapee
Taft
Scudder
Hay
Mr. Hay
I. Scudder
Mrs. Hay
State Department
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary Hay
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cambridge
Mass
Jackson
Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
Cleveland
Ohio
Blues to visit Browns for three game baseball series
The Las Vegas Blues travel to take on the Browns in a three game set. Rumor says Charles Daniel has left the Blues for Clifton Arizona and Albuquerque fans would miss his presence. State will pitch for the Browns and may show improvement over two weeks ago. Pettus arrives from Madrid to catch, with Matney and Lyons likely the Blues battery. Games set for Monday and Tuesday, admission fifty cents.
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Las Vegas
Blues
Browns
Pettus
Madrid
Matney
Lyons
Funeral arrangements for Hon Thomas Hughes described
The funeral for Hon Thomas Hughes will be a Masonic service with Knights Templar escort. The service will be at Lead Avenue Methodist Church with burial in Fairview cemetery. The procession leaves Walter street and Gold avenue at 2:30 pm for 3:00 pm services, with Rev. Harwood and Rev. Schwenker officiating and a noted choir performing.
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Thomas Hughes
Fairview
Mesa
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
Knights Templar
McKinley
Knight Templar
Walter Street
Gold Avenue
Thomas Harwood
Wilbur
A. BE. Schwenker
Maude Summers
M. C. Nettleton
Charles Doven
B. L. Washburn
Schwenker
Temple Lodge
No. 6
W. H. Greer
A. Eb, Walker
John Borradalle
Stover
G. W. Harrison
N. B. Stevens
B. J. Alger
Ed Lembke
Thos
Isherwood
Myers
Frank McKee
J. F. Pearce
J. J. Sheridan
W. H. Hahn
W. P. Fox
Chamberlin
Fairview Cemetery
F. H. Strong
China to end boycott amid injunction case verdict
Santa Fe faces contempt charges in an injunction case as authorities consider halting the boycott. The dispute centers on compliance and potential sanctions, with legal proceedings advancing to determine remedies and penalties.
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Santa Fe
Mutinous Seamen and International Tensions Rise
Reports from July 1 describe mutinies aboard the Russian battleship Kolaz Potemkine in Odessa and Black Sea fleet unrest. The Chinese government acts to halt anti American agitation in Pekin after diplomatic protests. Judicial moves include a Philippine Supreme Court associate justice appointment and antitrust actions against packing houses in Chicago.
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Washington
Hockbill
Pekin
State Department
Legation
Empire
Philippines
Oyster Hay
James F. Tracy
Albany
Preme Court of the
Philippine Islands
Black Sea
Heenan
Odessa
Poemkine
Varis
Havas
Kolaz Potemkine
Odesaa
Famous correspondent to spend Sunday here
William Curtis, noted corespondent of the Chicago Record-Herald famed for signing more articles than any other writer, is due in Albuquerque tonight and will spend Sunday sightseeing the city. He travels with W. H. Simpson, an advertiser on the Santa Fe railroad route to San Francisco, and is joint secretary of war Taft who will sail on July 4 for the Pines.
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William &. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Albuquerque
W. H. Bimpson
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Taft
Pines
Jastro Discusses Bakersfield Water Plant Plans
Col H A Jastro outlines Bakersfield water system concepts and the potential for a modern plant costing around 75 000 dollars to 100 000. He compares open reservoir and direct well pumping, notes pure water and gravity distribution, and mentions irrigation use and pricing to spur city beautification.
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Bakersfield
Cc. P. Lupton
Winslow
Jastro
Albuquerque
Ex mayor favors municipal ownership water works
A Citizen rep visited ex Mayor O N Marion for his views on municipal ownership of the water works. Marion said community sentiment is strongly in favor and that the city can take over the water plant now, noting Congress allows limited sales by municipalities. He urged immediate action to implement municipal control and ownership.
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O.N. Marion
Marion
A. A. Grant
Marroo
Museron
Kestae
Marron
Congress
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John F. Ingram
Wellington
Kan
Abner Johnson
Luna Valley
New Mexico
City
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China
Tracy
Russia
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kansas Sty
Phillips
United States District Court
Milton D. Purdy
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Thone
District Court
Nolted
Iain
Ac Exes
Sandom
M. Muraviet
Rome
Russilan
Japan
Col
H. A. Jastro
Alvarado
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