Taft Presses Judicial Reform During Virginia Address
Taft urged sweeping reforms in court costs and procedures to ease delays and reduce the burden on the poor. He said improved arbitration for public service damages and higher judge qualifications could cut litigation costs, noting dangers of unequal justice and urging prompt, final dispositions at trial courts.
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Primary election issue confronts Albuquerque voters
The Daily Citizen accuses the Hubbell faction of steering county politics. It states the primary hinges on whether Frank A Hubbell and his associates will control party and county affairs. Voters are urged to decide the issue on Monday at the polls.
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The
Daily Citizen
Albuquerque
Frank A. Hubbell
Frank A. Hubbel
Nestor Montoya Belavio Vigil
Modesta Ortiz
Hubbell
Bernalide County
Nestor Montoya
Islavio Vigil
Modesto Ortic
Bernaldo County
Republic
Frank A
Neator Montoya Eelavito Vigil
Modesto Ortiz
Bernalille County
One Issue Defined in Albuquerque Primary Fight
Amid claims of a Hubbell driven bid for county control, the piece argues the single issue for Albuquerque Republicans is whether Frank A Hubbell and his allies will regain leadership of party affairs and county government, or voters will assert responsible management and reform. It accuses the Daily Citizen of masking Hubbell’s campaign behind Andrews candidacy and emphasizes support for Andrews among independents while noting Hubbell loyalists in the local leadership.
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Albuquerque
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Andrews
Morning Journal
Willard S. Strickler
The
Daily Citizen
Strickler
Republican Committee
Republican Commission
Eslavio Vigil
Nestor Montoya
Modesto
Modesto Ortiz
Death Knell of Autocracy in Turkey Triumphant Young Turks
Constantinople August 6 The Young Turks have established a constitutional regime with a new cabinet mostly liberal and including Christians. The sultan relinquishes power to appoint war and marine ministers as Kiamil Pasha returns as grand vizier. A British ambassador arrives to present credentials amid cheers and praise for Abdul Hamid’s decision to adopt a constitutional government. Prisons were opened in Smyrna by troops returning from Salonika in a peaceful pro constitution demonstration.
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Morning Journal Special
Witic
Constantinople
Sultam
Marine
Kiamil Pasha
Gabriel Effendi
Marcomordato
Young Turk Committee
Im State
Abdul Hamid
Selamlik
Smyrna
Salonika
News From Tabriz Reports Turc Activity Near Sata Khan Camp
Novoe-Vemya dispatches claim young Turk agitators have arrived at Sata Khan’s camp preaching a union of Mohammedan peoples under the Ottoman constitution. The shah’s force moving from Tehran halts forty miles from Tabriz and hesitates to clash with anti-royalists.
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Novoe-Vemya
Tabriz
Young Turks Press Sultan to Abolish Harem and Change Ways
London reports a Sofia source says a sultan's envoy captured at Adrianople swore allegiance to the new regime and carried a letter warning the sultan he remained suspicious. The missive demands he dismiss the harem and live in European fashion with one wife.
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Times
Sofia
Adrainople
Grand Jury Probes Gould Divorce Plot
A New York grand jury opened an inquiry into a scheme to manufacture divorce evidence in the Gould case. Witnesses include Mabel MacCaushan, Miss Fleming who confessed, Mrs Teal, Harry Moustey, and others charged with subornation of perjury. Bail changes affected Fleming and Teal.
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Osuinal F. J. Gould
Mise Mabel MacCaushan
Hen Teal
Harry 8S Moustey
Julia Fleming
Harry Moustey
Miss Fleming
Miss Fleming Joes
Blanche Hale
Hale
Marie Park
Miss MacCanelos
Primary Election to Decide County and City Leadership
Vague lines on Monday reference a party and county power struggle. Names Montoya-Islavio Vigil Modesto Ortic appear as figures in Hubbell's influence, with the city and county stakes unfolding on street corners as voters face the issue at the primary.
Paris Power Cut Sparks Brief Electrician Strike
Paris faced two hours of darkness as electricians tried a general strike in solidarity with stalled labor disputes. After officials refused concessions and warned dismissal, workers returned to duty and electricity was restored by 10 PM. The stoppage affected hotels, theaters, newspapers, and other businesses reliant on power.
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Iby Morning Journal
Paris
Puria
Seine
Department of the Seine
Patmud
Electricians Union
Idaho Democrats Split Convention in Wallace
In Wallace Idaho the Democratic state convention fractured with Du Bois and anti-Du Bois factions each forming separate conventions. The anti-Du Bois group seated contested delegates from Hear Lake, Nelda and Fremont counties, while Du Boisites elected Freehafer as permanent chair. Delegates shifted to the Masonic hall as tensions rose with adjourning remarks and plans to reconvene. The anti-Du Bois faction claimed 183 votes to the Du Bois 115 and issued a joint ticket with names for governor and other offices.
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Hear Lake
Nelda
Fremont
Dubois
AL J. Breehafer
Washington County
Freehafer
Galloway
Masonic Hall
Judge Stockslager
C. O. Brockslager
J. L. McLear
M. L. Alexander
C. A. Boyd
MW. A. Buell
Frank Moore
J. A Hradbury
Gertrude Noble
David L. Evans
Harry A. Moore
John C. Rice
M. Dpd. Mills
T. ©. Galloway
New York Leaders Expect Bryan to Speak Here
Charles F Murphy denied rumors that W J Bryan was upset over a NY teachers refusal to invite him. Murphy said Bryan will speak here when campaign plans are ready and will appear in the state at several locations.
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New York
Charles F Murphy
W. J. Bryan
Veteran contractor passes away in Muskogen at 52
Frede rick W. Thompson, a well known railroad builder in the middle west, died here tonight. He was 52 years old.
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Muskogen
Mich
Frederick W. Thompson
Middle West
Americans Ten Break Great Strike In Canada
Canadian Pacific officials rush to import U S mechanics already securing three hundred workers. The effort aims to restore service amid a broad dispute affecting lines and schedules.
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Canadian Pacific
United States
Absence of Violence Feature of Struggle on Pacific Line
Tonight all Canadian Pacific railway shops are dark as electricians refuse non union labor. Strike breakers arrive from St Paul and Chicago as Pacific coast mechanics join local crews. Union pickets guard shops while talks of a broader walkout threaten a shutdown by Sunday. strike pay is arranged for single and married men.
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Morning Journal
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Chicago
Pacific Coast
New England
Oh. McVey
Associated Press
Soo Line
Great Northern
McVey
Federation of Labor
United States
Canada
Organica Viclentia
County figures named in street rumor and politics
A fragmented note lists Frank A Hubbell and allies Neator Montoya Vigil and Modesto Ortiz as involved in county and city matters. It hints at election influence and suggests skepticism about local knowledge of these names and events, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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