Two Men Die In Toledo Auto Wreck Near Ely Bridge
Two men, Charles W. Pohlmann a Cleveland merchant tailor and Father George Vahey of St. Columba's parish, Cleveland, were killed in a Toledo area crash on the Mitcehael road near the Ely bridge. Mrs Pohlmann, her daughter Florence and Dr. F C Dietzel survived. The accident happened after the car fell into a roadside hole and plunged down a steep embankment, with Pohlmann and Vahey fatally injured.
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Priest George Vahey Dies in Sylvania Crash
Rev George J Vahey and Charles W Pohlmann died in an automobile accident near Sylvania Vahey a longtime St Columba parish priest in Cleveland and Pohlmann a 45 year old tailor were killed in the crash A ten day auto trip through Canada had been planned for Pohlmann.
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Rival factions seek Taft backing in Hot Springs trip
West Virginia Republicans split between Swisher the regular nominee and Scheer leading an independent faction as they seek Taft endorse ment. Both camps pressed Taft at Hot Springs while Hitchcock gears West Virginia campaign logistics and a decision remains elusive.
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West Virginia
Frank Hitchcock
Taft Party Heads to Hot Springs for Rest and Meetings
The delegation including Senators Felikine and Scott with Swisher Kerr and Representative Casinos will depart at 6 30 in the morning by train and arrive in Hot Springs by noon. Taft and Mrs. Taft attended Episcopal chapel services and heard a sermon by Bishop Perkin before a White Sulphur Springs visit where Taft said he was able to escape political duties and enjoy the outing.
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Legation Attache In Trouble At Los Angeles
Alexander Garland claiming to be secretary of the Peruvian Legation in Washington and Mrs Louise Garhand were arrested in Los Angeles on a disturbance charge. Garland was released on bail furnished by Mexican consul Antonio Lozano. Mrs Garland posted $50 bail. The incident follows letters received by Mrs Garland and notes Garland made public about his past service and suspension after a dispute with Colonel Charles A Edwards.
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Perkins to Succeed Allison on Navy Committee
California Senator Perkins expected to become chairman of the Senate committee on naval affairs after Senator Allison’s death. The Pacific coast would gain influence, with Perkins a conservative but pro Pacific interests advocate. He brings naval experience and technical knowledge, seen as favorable for coast residents amid trans Pacific concerns.
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Wright Aeroplane Warmwelcome or Deneen Victor in Paris
In Paris in a praised display a Wright aircraft sparked acclaim as Deneen achieved a notable victory. The event drew coverage from Morning Journal Special Leased Wire highlighting a notable aviation moment.
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Wright brothers lead in aerial navigation after Le mans flight
Paris reports universal praise for Wilbur Wright in Lemans, with critics calling the feat a triumph and a revolution in science. Bleriot and others concede the Wright machine is superior in some respects, while noting learning to fly remains the main challenge.
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Dover Swimmer James Mearins Near France Rescue
Scottish champion James Mearins nearly drowned while attempting to swim the English Channel reaching within three miles of France after fourteen hours in the water. A tug attendant jumped in fully dressed to support him until rescue. He spoke of a vision of a country with no civil service, bosses, or labor questions as he recovered. Admiral Sperry notes vast improvement in sailor work from experience.
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Deneen Leads in Illinois Returns as Roosevelt Fleet Visits
Illinois returns give Deneen 181,509 votes to Yates 170,255 for governor with 58 counties counted and Deneen holding a 11,254 lead. In Senate endorsements Hopkins 117,822 Foss 99,700 Mason 71,655 lead the field. Across the world Admiral Sperry’s welcome tour in Auckland, New Zealand draws vast crowds and honors from Sir Joseph Ward and Lord Plunkett as the American fleet visits.
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Clayton Sees Gingh For Onyan Clayton Sees Gingh For Onyan
Morning Journal dispatch from Fairview Lincoln Aug describes Representative Henry B D Clayton of Alabama arriving to back Bryan Kern ticket. He tours with Dr J W McClure of Sedalia Missouri gathering political views praising Bryan and Kern and predicting Democratic victory. He criticizes Taft speech of acceptance as hedged and says enthusiastic Bryan supporters grow.
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Bryan Conference Anticipated by Democratic Leader
The article describes Mr. Bryan resting at home after a long journey with Mr. Clayton postponing a visit to tomorrow. Bryan remains relaxed and even optimistic about an upcoming conference with Chairman Mack, suggesting the event may yield strong interest.
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No Prospect for Peace in Canadian Labor War
Montreal in August reports the Canadian Pacific strike dragging on with no settlement in sight. Both sides maintain a hard stance as shop operations continue with reduced forces and no covertures for settlement emerge.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Strike Looms As West Prepares Push
In Toronto and Winnipeg reports say railway workers threaten a sympathy strike with mechanics at the Canadian Pacific. Trainmen must give thirty days notice before striking under their agreement, while Winnipeg dispatches claim the company is gearing up for a vigorous effort to break the action.
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Copenhagen Print Workers Strike Triggers General Lockout
In Copenhagen the typographers and other printing office staff have begun a strike, sparing only seadalist papers. Employers plan a general lockout in all labor departments tomorrow, risking suspension of newspapers for at least a fortnight if no reconciliation is reached. A separate Madrid dispatch notes nine dead from a powder explosion at Badjoz.
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Judge Parker Aids Runaway Cart In City Incident
Judge Alten Parker of New York helped at a runaway involving A A Mills wife and daughter and David Oliver in San Francisco. The survey overturned and Mills held the reins to stop the team after the accident. all three injured were freed and taken to the Mills home.
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Bryan to Be Notified of Democratic Presidential Nomination
The week centers on William J Bryan receiving notice of his Democratic nomination for president. Ceremonies occur at the Nebraska state capitol in Lincoln with leaders including J W Kern Norman K Mack and others present. Events also touch Republican and other party activities across New York Boston Nashville New Haven Seattle and New York City.
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Sierra County Snake Tale Comes Home With Bonus
Hilsbero Advocate reports Geo and Chew McKinney returned Friday from Paloma hot springs where they bathed for rheumatism and brought back a big tale. They claim two young men riding in a wagon encountered a westward herd of rattlesnakes and killed two dozen of reptiles.
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Chew MckKinney
Palomaé
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Loaded Shot Gun Shells Line at Mclutosh Hardware
A full line of loaded shotgun shells is listed at Mclutosh Hardware Co. alongside other gun accessories. The ad highlights stocked items and local availability for customers.
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