City Council Moves to Force Water Supply Company
City actions authorize the city attorney to pursue relief from a water shortage. A writ of mandamus may be sought to compel the Water Supply Company to fulfill its contract, with aims to restore adequate fire protection water and stabilize insurance and building activity. The mayor defended cautious action and pledged relief, while later notes reference political coalitions and a chancellor’s retirement in Europe.
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Wm. Kleke
L. Ji. Delaney
Mike Mandell
H. E. Fox
Otto Dieckmann
C. O Cushman
A. W
Citizens demand action against water company in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque city council passed a unanimous resolution ordering the city attorney to sue the Water Supply company to obtain an adequate water supply for residents and fire protection. The measure empowers special counsel and follows a citizens committee petition signed by about six hundred locals urging immediate action.
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Comepany
Netion
Mandamus
New German cabinet installed amid von Buelow fall
Berlin July 14 Prince von Buelow ousted as chancellor after a Reichstag defeat. Dr von Bethmann Hollweg becomes chancellor with Delbrueck interior minister and vice chancellor. Other appointments follow as the emperor signs the change with public ceremony.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Jlutter
Herr Delbrueck
Interior
Herr Sydow
Herr Vermutt
Herre Vor Trott Zu Solz
Brandenburg
Lassvig Haelle
Moree
Electorsa Bridge
Burg Chaase
Poperer
Bernant
Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg
Batavia
Saxony
Wurtemburg
Prince von Truehen
Offie
Caprivi
Reichstag
Teacher and Pupils Drown at Burrard Inlet Picnic
A Sunday school party from New Westminster drowned during a Burrard Inlet wading incident near Vancouver. Teacher Miss Gertrude Ankers aged 25 and four pupils Annie Murphy 15 May Murphy 12 Alice Polson 13 Signs Back 10 were lost to deep water as rescuers and the tide overwhelmed them. only Miss Ankers’ body was recovered.
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Morning Journal
Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
New Wstminster
Gertrude Ankers
Annie Murphy
May Murphy
Alice Polson
Miss Ankers
Banker Accused of Embezzling Up to 100000 Dollars
New Orleans banker Wyatt H. Ingram a trust officer with Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. was arrested at his home and charged with embezzling between 75000 and 100000 dollars. He allegedly confessed to the bank’s vice president that defalcations would approach 100000 dollars. Ingram held prominent social ties in New Orleans and had notable family connections in Kentucky and Maryland. In New York authorities pursued missing United Copper Company records tied to a separate case involving F Augustus Heinie as federal investigators searched for further papers.
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New Orleans
Yore
Wyatt HH. Ingram
Hibernia Bank & Trust Co
Ingram
Poole
Hibernia Bank
Cireles
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
United Copper Company
Augustus Heinve
Mercantile National Bank Funda
United Stores District Attorney
Heinge
More Trouble for Railroads in Mexico
Morning Journal Special Leased Wired Monterey July 14 says every dispatcher and chief dispatcher on the National lines in Mexico resigned effective July 15 at 6 am after a conference failed to yield a pay and scheduling agreement. The move halts railroad operations as conductors and engineers refuse orders from new dispatchers across the system.
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Monterey
Bill Posters Donate Services in Anti Tuberculosis Campaign
The National Association of Bill Posters voted to donate 1 260 600 dollars worth of publicity to the anti tuberculosis fight. They will supply billboard space and posting labor across the United States and Canada to aid the campaign.
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Atlanta
National Association of Bill
United States
Canada
Poster Printers donate papers for tuberculosis anti campaign
The Poster Printers association pledged $200 000 worth of paper for tuberculosis campaign printing. Officers say railroad and express firms will carry the material, ensuring wide distribution for the anti TB effort.
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Poster Printers Association
2Th Express Companies
Sutton Inquiry To Be Held In Public
Washington July 14 The court of Inquiry investigating the death of Lieutenant James Sutton may hold sessions in public. Secretary Winthrop of the Navy Department will urge openness though temporary closures could occur to prevent false narratives.
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Sutton
Washington
James Sutton
Winthrop
Navy Department
New Witnesses May Shed Light On Mystery
Annapolis July 14 Summonses to appear as witnesses in the case of Lieutenant James N Sutton U S M C whose death here two years ago is to be reinvestigated were served today upon William Owens and Hanard Griffiths the chauffeur who witnessed the beginning of the fight between Sutton and Adama Owens was not called to testify at the previous inquest Griffiths a new witness corroborates Owens in several points Calais July 14 Herbert Lathan the French aeroplane pilot waiting here to attempt to cross the English Channel did not start today due to fog
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Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Willliam Owens
Hanard Griffiths
Sutton
Adama
Owens
Griffiths
Calais
Herbert Lathan
Aeroplaniat
English Channel
Harry KK
Thaw
Atetorneya
Evelyn Thaw
Juether Mills
Tomorow
Mattewan
Elizabeth McMillan
Bt Loul
Shorte
Flepee
Fede Tate
Kansas City Adopts Commune Form of Government
Kansas City Kansas voters approved adopting the commune style of government by a large majority in today's quiet election. The measure passed decisively reflecting a shift in local governance and policy approach.
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Kansas City
Kan
Weston Completes 3925 Mile Transcontinent Run At San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston finishes a 3925 mile walk from New York to San Francisco in 105 days 5 hours 41 minutes arriving in Oakland at 9 45 pm. He crossed via a 40 mile daily gait nearly nonstop except Sundays and will rest before deciding on future long distances possibly toward Seattle for the Alaska Wisconsin exposition.
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San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
New York
San Francine
Weston Hen
Vick
Western
Long Road
Oakland Mate
Oakioad
Thies
Dispatchers
Weeton
Seattle
United States Cutter Seizes Japanese Sealer Near Pribilofs
The revenue cutter J Peary seized the Japanese sealing vessel Taki and eighteen men while they hunted seals within three miles of the Pribilof Islands. The Taki and crew were taken to Unalaska. Behring Sea shows more Japanese sealers than in ten years.
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Keward
Akatha
Daly
United States Revenue
J. Peary
Pribylof Islands
Une Alaska
Behringsfa
Wheat futures surge on Chicago Board of Trade amid rain damage
Wheat for July delivery climbed sharply in a stormy session on the Chicago Board of Trade, reaching near 1.25 a bushel as rain damage in Kansas and Missouri worsened the new crop outlook. Traders including Patten led the move, with expectations of hitting 1.50 by month end. Flour prices rose 10 to 20 cents per barrel on the gains.
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James A. Patten
Kansas
Missouri
Kaneas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Patten Interon
Government Approves Oil Pipeline Right of Way
Acting Secretary of the Interior Pierce approved a right of way for an eight inch pipeline to transport oil from Tulsa county Oklahoma through Creek Cherokee and Choctaw nations to the Oklahoma Arkansas line and onward to Baton Rouge Louisiana. The line spans about 151 miles and serves Prairie Oil & Gas Company.
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Washington
Ilewa
Prairie Oil & Geax Companys
Tulan County
Trebehoma
Glenn Pool
Pierce
Maton Rouge
Missoula Sees Surge of Homestead Seekers for Flathead Lands
About 1,000 homestead seekers arrived in Missoula with 5,000 expected to register by nightfall for Flathead reservation lands. Fifty-two government notaries opened at midnight to handle the surge as lodging fills and tents may be needed for the crowd.
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Missoula. Mont
Missoula
Platehead
Montene
Sccommeda
Flathead Reservation
Noted New York Gangster Tied to Los Angeles Theft Case
In Los Angeles on July 1, Frank A. Chapman was arrested for attempting to steal a diamond pin from a visiting Elk Grand Lodge delegate. Police identify Chapman via Bertillon measurements as Fred W. Diehn or Littl Friday, linked to the New York gang Chenny Benny. Diehn is also sought in Windsor Ontario for a $1,572 bank theft and faces other robberies. Sheriff says additional arrests of Diehn's alleged confederates may follow.
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Los Angeles
Frank A. Chapman
Pasadena
Elk’ Grand Lodge
Chapman
Fred W. Diehn
Littl
Chenny Benny
New York City
Diehn
Robertson
Wins‘dor
Ont
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Diohn
Murderous Conviet Hanged in Alberta Penitentiary
Winnipeg July 14 Gary K R Barrett protested his innocence to the last after killing Deputy Warden Stedman on April 25. He was hanged today in the Edmonton prison.
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Winnipeg
Gary KR. Barrett
Stedman
Alberta
Fdmonteon
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