Morning Journal Children Matinee Invitation Details
Hundreds of boys and girls are invited to the Morning Journal Children’s Matinee this afternoon. Instructions specify to gather at the corner of Railroad Avenue Reg Pardon Central Avenue and First Street fifteen minutes after one. Attend on time for orderly boarding of trolley cars and enjoy Mr Burgess and His Funny Boston Ideal Opera Company.
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Matinee Mascot Event At The Casino Promises Safe Family Fun
The Morning Journal sponsors a Saturday matinee for children with plans for safe transport from Railroad Avenue, Central Avenue, and First Street. Attendants will oversee cars and entry at 1 15, with tickets for ride and show, lemonade, and extra care for all kids.
Korean Delegation Denied at Peace Talks Receives Westerner Aid
The Korean delegation chief Yi Thy met with American head Joseph H. Choate and Dawid J. Hi in The Hague amid claims of Korea’s oppression by Japan. Koreans say Japan spreads pro annexation rumors, while officials say Korea’s fate is outside the conference scope.
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American Duchess Involved In Suit Over Dowels
The case centers on Countess balance of rent and dowels seized in Ac to diaries courts. Meira tion to which the Countess Spoetie- Woiele Mackin and Balile Britten of Bt. Leute are named in a 1907 dispute.
Duchess Seeks Damages in Heating and Jewel Case
A libel suit over a Duchess personal property dispute cites a misheated house and jewel attachments. She asks $800 for hotel living costs and $2,000 for reputational damages after a criminal complaint tied to jewel removal during rent attachment actions. A court decision is due July 20.
Former Officer Describes Congo Abuses by Native Army
Major Lematr, once of eighteen years in the Congo service, quotes cruelty toward native soldiers and villagers. He says native troops act as brigands, raid, assault women, and burn villages as disciplinary orders are overridden by superiors. He claims the Congo administration aims to discredit him to remove him.
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Accused Murderer Turns State's Evidence in Hearing
Cheeotgh J T July 12 Jack Baldridge in jail heir charged with the murder of Deputy United States Marshal Roberts captured yesterday by Bud Ledbettes today at the preliminary hearing of Kangene and Ben Tilaworth charged with complicity in the same crime turned state's evidence and testified that the worths, who are wealthy, agreed to pay him 3000 if he would kill W I Johnson United States Liquor Inspector and Deputy United States Marshal Sapper.
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Fisher Vessel Run Down by Liner
New York July 12 Early reports say the White Boar, a coastal vessel from New York to Boston, was struck and sunk by the liner Itenoanke off Nantucket. A schooner crew of eighteen worked below deck. three fishermen remain missing. Fifteen were rescued by the liner’s boats and brought to New York Harbor.
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Explosion casualties amid military court convening in Port Townsend
In Port Townsend on July 5 a military court will convene to investigate a recent rapid ice gun explosion. Private Peart Tomacin was killed and Lieutenant CHiert and Mr A Cracker were seriously injured while serving with the executive Party.
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Patriotism and Brutal Outrage Amid Haywood Trial Testimony
A vivid account describes a witness in his own defense during an examination before Senator Borah. The narrative recalls a violent confrontation and the capture of Manuel Sarabia by American officers who allegedly carried him gagged across a border line.
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Association Winds Up Work Resolutions Recognize Teaching
A labor group closes its session urging that teaching be recognized as a profession and that teachers receive adequate pay. The resolutions also call for improved working conditions and professional standards.
Kidnaped Man Appeals for Justice from Prison in Hermosillo
Manuel Sarabia, once held in Douglas, Arizona, by American officers at Mexican consul Maza’s alleged instigation, writes from Hermosillo penitentiary July 9 describing a brutal transfer to Mexican authorities. He claims arrest without warrant, brutal treatment, and incommunicado confinement while urging U.S. action and an open trial.
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Mexican kidnapping suspect Sarabla released without charge
Manuel Sarabla, the Mexican kidnapped from the Douglas jail on the night of June 66, is tonight a free man with no charges. He arrived at Naon with Ranger Captain Harey Wheeler and expressed satisfaction with the people’s reaction. Governor Torres praised Wheeler amid tense sentiments.
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National Educational Association Approves Education Focus
The National Educational Association closes its session at Temple Auditorium with leaders like Professor John Adams and Benjamin Ide Wheeler urging higher teacher standards and living wages. The group backs simplified spelling reforms and notes education aims to build character as the core reason for school funding. Final sessions wrap departments’ programs and adjourn.
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Secretary Rules on Simplified Spelling Vote
Los Angeles July 12 Secretary Shepard of the National Educational Association said after adjournment the vote on simplified spelling would not be recorded today until ordered by the executive committee. He argued the authority to alter publications rests with active members or the board of directors.
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Juarez Merchants Jailed in Smuggling Case
Paso July 12 Manue nto Trueba and Manuel Canales two leading Juarez merchants were arrested and jailed today charged with smuggling in a case linked to recent seizures of contraband goods at Zaragona Mexican customs officers have recovered 15000 pounds worth of goods and made several arrests.
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Vice President Fairbanks Attends Seattle Visit
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks arrived in Seattle on July 12 and met Governor Meade. He was introduced to the reception committee, dined with Phi Gamma Theta members at the Hotel Lincoln, and attended a public library reception.
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Haywood testimony narrows defense in Steunenberg murder trial
William D. Haywood testified six hours in the murder trial, facing cross examination by Senator Borah. He affirmed his knowledge of Orchard and related matters, denied threats against Steunenberg, and suggested possible conclusions within two weeks as the state and defense prepare rebuttals. The court proceedings drew large attendance and continued with cross examination into the afternoon.
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