Hadley Warns Negroes Against Violence After Johnson Jeffries Fight
The editorial quotes Governor Hadley urging restraint and condemning lynching following the Johnson Jeffries boxing match. He warns blacks against provoking white violence and argues for orderly protest and protection of rights through lawful means. The piece also extols New Mexico and Arizona, praising irrigation, agriculture, and resource wealth, urging political support to maximize development and prosperity in the region.
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Ofenery
Pete
Horlexton
Hart
Sal Giuvermvory Hadley
Purope
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Statehood Bill Pamphlets For Sale By The Morning Journal
The Morning Journal lists remaining copies of the statehood bill issued by President Taft. Printed as pamphlets on enameled paper, they are offered as souvenirs at 25 cents each.
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the Morning Journal
Taft
Roosevelt to Campaign for Senator Beveridge
Hoosier insurgent leader leaves Sagamore Hill with promise of strong backing from former President Roosevelt in Beveridge Senate bid. Beveridge seeks Republican support as he pursues key Senate seat in Indiana.
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Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt Promises Indiana Speech for Beveridge Fight
Theodore Roosevelt arrived at Sagamore Hill with a pledge to speak for Indiana Senator Beveridge in his bid for re election. Roosevelt said he would deliver one campaign speech and kept details secret as visitors from several states gathered to discuss the insurgent fight and tariff reform.
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J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelp
Senate
Beveridge
Rosevelt
Mr. Foulke
Mer. Swift
Leveridge
John W Kern
Bryan
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Taft
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Alaska
Oyster Bay
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William Dudles Voulke
Lucien Swift
Indianapolis
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
John Hue
Robert 4. Mays
Wongrers
New York States
Hamilton Fish
James Sheffield
Montana
Thomas H. Carter
B Roosevelt
Ole Sith
Mer Beveridge
Roosevelt
Warnetthe
Carter
Heveridge
Western Union Silences Brokers Amid Grand Jury Indictments
Western Union Telegraph cuts service to brokers in ten cities including Pittsburg Johnstown Syracuse Ithaca Utica Gloversville Auburn Watertown Cortland without explanation. Officials cite counsel advice as to policy while stock exchange leaders deny blame and say they had no knowledge of the move.
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Morning Journal
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Syra- Cuee
Ithaca
Tome
Utica
Gloversville
Auburn
Watertown
Cortland
Preliminary injunction restrains Western Union from cutting Hereford service
In Baltimore a circuit court grants a preliminary injunction stopping Western Union Telegraph from discontinuing service to Hereford Company stock brokers. The bill claims the contract ran for a year and that Hereford paid 27 268 for this month’s service, which was cut off without cause after last Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Western Union Telegraph Company
B. Hereford Company
Hereford Company
Telegraph office lines cut as brokers miss service
Telegraph business for two city brokers was cut off at market close yesterday and they learned of the outage only when attempting to reopen in the morning. Western Union lines were severed before the opening, and men removed all instruments and wire from the offices.
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Texas
California
Montana
American Congress
Pecos Valley
United States
San Juan
Pecos
Kio
New Mexico
Tite
Peros
Pittevurg
Western Union Telegraph Office
Telegraph Company
Western Linen Telegraph stops service amid bucket shop raids
Washington July 7an official from the department of justice stated that the Western Linen Telegraph company acted on its own initiative to discontinue service to certain New York stock brokers amid raids on bucket shops. The official said the department had no power to force the action without proof of federal violations and noted an injunction issued against one brokerage firm in Baltimore.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Western Linen Telegraph Company
Ergicety & Humber
New York State
Department For Suction
Baltimore
Hose Eerilow
Telegraph Company
Serpy Bos
Duke of Abruzzi at Toblach Meets Americans in Austria
The Tribuna reports the Duke of Abruzzi now director general of the arsenal at Venice traveled by motor to Toblach in Austria where he met numerous Americans. The encounter has revived gossip about an engagement between the duke and Mies Kikins.
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Venice
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Austria
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Mies Kikins
Ella Flagg Young Wins N E A Presidency in 1910s Era
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, Chicago public schools superintendent, defeats Zachariah Snyder to become president of the National Education Association. The vote was 876 to 617 with support from women teachers and a shifting ticket. The convention reaffirmed public school funding principles and set the 1911 San Francisco convention.
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Boston
Ella Flagg Young
Public Schools of
Chicago
National
Zachariah Nenephon Snyder
State Normal School of
Colorado
Snyder
Young
Second View
P. W. Springer
Michi
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Kan
Samuel Every
Lincoln
Neb
National Education Association
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Treasuries
San Francisco
Alfred Foncoviers
Taft Withdraws 35 Million Acres of Coal Lands
President Taft signed orders withdrawing 35 073 164 acres of coal lands from public entry in North and South Dakota Washington Colorado Utah and Arizona with 20 698 469 acres new and 14 974 696 acres confirmed. The withdrawals aim at practical conservation and potential water power and mineral dispositions.
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Morning Journal
Beverly
Mase
Taft
North and
South Dakota
Washington
Colorado
Utah
Territory
Arizona
Roosevelt
North
North Dakota
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Burgess Point
Ballinger
Arthur (. Jaffa
United States
Alaska
Garment Workers Strike in New York City
About 50 000 garment and cloak makers strike in New York with 8 000 women among them, protesting for an eight hour day higher pay and a guarantee that contractors stand behind subcontractors for wage payments. The walkout targets 1100 factories employing 100 000 workers, with half organized. the union warns of sympathy strikes elsewhere if employers retaliate. A circular urges calm peaceful conduct and lawfulness during protests.
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New New York
Tity Morning Journal
Moerini
New York
Ladies Garment Workers Union
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President Signs Proclamations to Reshape National Forests
Washington July 7 The president signed proclamations removing about 663400 acres from national forests and adding 458453 acres to reserves Several forests were renamed or reorganized including Cheyenne to Medicine Bow in Wyoming and Sequoia gains and Kern creation In Utah and California land transfers altered forest boundaries with new headquarters planned at Dinkerafield California Continued on Page 5 Column 1
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Cheyenne National Forest
Wyoming
Medicine Bow
Medicine Tiew Forest
Colorado
Nebo National Forest
Utah
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