Democratic plan to aid bank deposit guaranty to be pushed
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports a new Democratic tactic tied to W. J. Bryan’s Chicago visit. The plan would spread literature in towns with bank failures, promoting the Denver platform on deposit guarantees and targeting affected citizens with arguments from the Vicary bureau. Bryan attends local services. visitors from Lincoln call on his farm and discuss golf versus baseball.
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Democrats to Launch Western Campaign Tour in September
The Democratic National Committee outlines a plan to swing Northwestern states to Democrats with a west coast rally campaign led by Chairman Mack and Speaker squad. John H Atwood announces readiness to deploy speakers into the mountain region as Montana and nearby states emerge as key battlegrounds. National Committeeman Martin J Wade departs for Buffalo to start the national campaign tomorrow night in New York.
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Democratic National Committee
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Democratic
Montana
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Martin J Wade
Buffalo
New York
Unknown man found dead with bullet wound north of El Paso
A well dressed unidentified American about thirty five was found dead in a roadside area north of El Paso with a bullet wound to the right temple. He had no identifying marks on his person, wore a Montreal area label on his coat, and carried quality shoes bearing a Milwaukee dealer name.
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Itty Morning Journal
Paso
Tex
el Paso
Montreal
Canada
Milwaukee
Hat with Store Mark Found Near Suspect in Alleged Case
A hat bearing the Albus querque store mark lay beside a bed of brush beneath a boy. A coat was rolled as a pillow and a pistol lay across the man's stomach. One cartridge exploded while another failed to ignite, suggesting a botched attempt.
Attorneys General to Meet in Denver
Denver August 16 At least twenty five states will be represented at the second annual convention of the National Association of Attorneys General meeting at the Colorado state capitol August 20 and 27. President Herbert S Hadley Missouri will deliver the annual address.
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National Association of Attorneys
Gene Era
Colorado State Capitol
Herbert S Hadley
Missouri
Frank B Kellogg
St. Paul
Minn
Es Davidson
Texas
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Cal
R. C. Stoddard
Nevada
Alexander M. Garber
Alabama
W. E. Mullin
Wyoming
R. V. Fletcher
Mississippi
A. 8. Webb
California
Frank S. Jackson
Kansas
W. H. Stead
Ulinels
Charles West
Oklahoma
W. T. Thompson
Nebraska
S. W. Clark
South Dakota
BE. & Clark
Arizona
Porte prepared to send new convoy to America
Constantinople reports a cabinet shakeup after the death of War Minister Hedjeb Pasha from heart disease. The new regime pledges reform, military service for non Muslims, and treaty renewal while seeking U.S. approval for Hucsin Kiazin Bey as ambassador. Frontier tensions with Persia escalate amid chaotic districts.
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Constantinople
Hedjeb Pasha
Captain Hains and Brother Arranged in Court
Cap tain Hains and his brother were arraigned following a police incident in Norfolk Virginia. The report details a quarrel during a boat outing with a pistol discharge injuring Hannieson. Hains and Edward Hanneson faced trial while Admiral Hwan commanded the fort. A separate note mentions Mrs twins arriving and plans to retrieve children from Windrap, and a motorcycle tester William Bridge killed in a crash at the Chifton cycle station.
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Retiring Admiral Cvang to Be Feted at Mohonk
Rear Admiral Evans closes forty eight years of service in the US Navy and retires at age 62. The Lake Mohonk gathering will honor his naval career with remarks by Edward Sims and Andrew Draper. Readings will include letters from the president and admirals as well as a loving cup presentation. Governors and officers are among expected attendees.
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Admiral Evans to Retire Ends Glittering Career
Washington reports Rear Admiral Kobley Frene Evans, a famed naval figure, retires next Tuesday after 45 years. Born August 98, 1846 in Floyd County Virginia, he earned the nickname Fighting Bob for bold actions in Chilean waters and the Spanish American War. His leadership shaped a modern floating fleet and earned wide respect from sailors.
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Fiear
Moane
Evans
Railway Employes Rally To Back Railroads
About three hundred railway workers met at St Paul on August 14 to form an association to oppose legislation detrimental to railroad interests. They plan to support candidates in the upcoming election who favor railroads and their employees.
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Rt. Paul
Campaign to curb penny dreadfuls in Germany
The Tourney Union reports that twelve or half a million dollars are wasted annually by German women on cheap sensational literature. The statement forms part of a campaign against trashy reading in Germany.
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Bertin
Germany
Tourey Union
Geremany
Taft Plans Lake Erie Fishing Campaign Swing
Taft and party schedule a week at Middle Bass, Lake Erie, August 28 to September 6, then to Cincinnati for a September 6 visit. Virginia crowds expected by train from Charlottesville and nearby counties. Stonewall brigade band to perform. Taft to speak at a large Virginia Republican rally with arrangements by Lewis and Keifer.
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Mutinous soldiers pillage village in China turmoil
A Chinese garrison mutiny near Wuchow leads to the murder of a commander and village pillage. About one thousand mutineers reportedly joined the Yous tribe and seized 100000 in money before retreating into the Telking mountains as Admiral Li sends warships and troops to quell the unrest.
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Hile
Telking
Chafin to Hear the Glad News Today
Prohibition delegates arrive in Chicago for the notification of Eugene W Chafin as the party nominee for president. Professor Charles Bean son of Pittsburg will read the notification address and Daniel L Sheen will deliver the keynote in Illinois. A public reception is planned at the Auditorium hotel this afternoon ahead of the 10 oclock ceremonies tomorrow evening.
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Prohibition
Eugene W. Chafin
Charlies Beanson
Pittsburg
Chafin
Daniel &. Sheen
Ilinois
S O'Elock
Auditorium Hotel
Battleship fleet leaves Cape Mario Van Dieman at dawn
Report from Auckland notes the American battleship feet departing Cape Mario Van Dieman at 4:40 AM after a light breeze and clear skies. While the fleet remains the port, two firemen aboard one ship reportedly quarreled during the stay. A casual health ad follows, promoting Polys Kidney Remedy.
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