Roosevelt and Taft share affectionate Beverly visit day
President Roosevelt and former President Taft visit the Beverly cottage on the north shore. They walk verandas arm in arm with Senator Lodge and Secretary Norton amid a hearty crowd. The Sylph yacht awaited but the automobile plan prevailed as crowds cheered the two leaders.
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Salem
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Tyes
Great Fight From the Ring Le at Reno
The Morning Journal will relay the Johnson Jeffries fight from Reno direct to its office as rounds are completed. Final results will be posted after each bell until the final blow, with the paper claiming premier wire service in New Mexico and touch with major news centers.
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New Mexion
New Mexico
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Johnson Camp
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Camp
Jeffries
Jack Wooley
Ed. Moody
Santa Cruz
Cal
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Corbett
Sam Berger
Sam
Tom Flinagan
Eivi
Nevada
Nssociation
Death Threat Mutilation Letter Targets Ship President
A grim note arrived for Harry Coulby, head of the Pittsburg Steamship Company, with a bloody ear attached. The message demanded compliance with a two year strike, claiming Fraser was killed and warning of more violence if demands were not met. Federal search across Great Lakes ports underway for the assailants.
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Morning Journal
Clevekind
Ohio
Harry Coulby
Pittsburg
Comany
Jed Yard Fraser
Buffalo
Ile
Wis
Boundary lines of national forests changed
The Morning Journal reports a government action reducing nearly 485 225 acres from national forests and adding 1 030 125 acres to reserves. Beavers Head in Montana Idaho and Coconino in Arizona are affected. The changes split several forests into preserves and reserves with new headquarters in Williams and other locations.
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Arizona
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Naval academy officers die saving a woman at sea
Washington June 30 Captain Joan M Bowyer, superintendent of the Naval academy, said midshipmen Themis and Nason gave their lives in an act of duty while attempting to rescue a young woman during a swimming incident. The superintendent noted the close of the incident and praised their heroism.
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Themis
Nason
Joan M. Bowyer
Naval Academy Today
Naval careers of midshipmen who perished saving Bowver kin
Reports from Philadelphia and New York describe six heat deaths in Philadelphia and a dramatic airflight at Minola. Midshipmen lost their lives while attempting to rescue Mrs Joseph Bowver, superintendent’s daughter-in-law, with a note on their naval careers. Mrs Vanderbilt and Clifford Harmon were in an aeroplane at Minola. the flight ended when spectators interfered, causing jarred landings but no injuries to them.
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Vanderbilt
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Clifford I Harmon
Minola
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Sioux Chief May Lead People to Guatemala
Washington reports from consular officials say Sioux chief Little Bison is a popular figure in Guatemala after arriving with a letter from Representative Sulzer. Minister Sand informs the state department that Little Bison may bring a large number of Sioux to Guatemala.
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Little Bison
Central America
William Sulzer
United States
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Jeffries and Johnson Set for World Heavyweight Clash Prep
Reno June 20 Jaumes J Jef fries and John Arthur Johnson complete long training and plan restful week of light work before their world heavyweight title fight in a twenty two foot ring. Jeffries says he is ready and will do minimal exertion while Johnson continues conditioning and film work.
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Tex Mickard
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Omottow
Explosion Kills Three In Montana Warehouse Accident
A dynamite blast in the Graves Mercantile warehouse at Graves Wirehouse—caused by a rifle shot—kills three men, injures four, and leaves townsfolk burying debris. Names include George Hart, Hart’s Barby, David Kirby, Mrs Logan Hart, and Gladys Mifflin. Debris wrecks building and glass, with two men expected to die and others to recover. Warrants issued for Philip Schang, Waldo Semimer Wholesale Drug, embezzlement of 25000.
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Logan Hart
Gladys Mifflin
Wart
William Ranines
Albert Taylor
Start
Graves
State School For the Deaf and Dumb
Quines
Philip Schang
Waldo Semimer Wholesale Drug Company
Sensational Scene at Paris Execution Draws Violent Crowd
A guillotine execution in Paris drew large crowds as police clashed with protesters. Reported gunfire erupted near the scaffold with a police captain wounded and several demonstrators injured. Authorities blocked access to the Sante prison area to contain the disturbance.
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Expert Witness Supports Bleached Flour Safety in Hyde Case
Dr Walter Haines of Chicago, expert chemist, testified in federal court that nitrites from bleached flour in bread cannot harm the body. He stated the bread may be eaten daily without injury and supported the cases examining bleached flour.
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Walter &. Haines
Chicago
Hyde
Fight Crowd Barred Ages Under Ten for Johnson Jeffries Bout
Promoter Tex Rickard bans all under ten from the arena and requires a chaperone for ages ten to sixteen at the Johnson Jeffries championship. The structure, seating, and safety plans are described as the arena is built to withstand the crowd. Ticket buyers face high prices and strict access rules.
Empire State Republicans Deny Roosevelt Endorsement
In New York the Republican party rejects the direct primary endorsement of former President Roosevelt. The meeting follows a tense debate over party rules and leadership as lawmakers weigh the legacy of Roosevelt’s reform push against current election procedures.
Roosevelt Faces Setback in New York Assembly Cable
Roosevelt allies clash with the New York Republican machine over the Cobb direct nomination bill as the Senate delays and adjourns. Hughes returns without comment while the assembly votes to adjourn, signaling possible further sessions.
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Roosevelt Backs Third Gubernatorial Run After Taft Visit
Mass June 36 A vigorous appeal by Colonel Roosevelt urged Governor Hughes to enter a third gubernatorial race in New York. He discussed the political potpourri after meeting President Taft at Beverly and reacting to yesterday morning papers claiming Hughes could save the state for the Republicans.
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