Seismograph Considered as New Disturbance Grows
Special to the Morning Journal reports a severe July quake in Rocorre and surrounding towns causing widespread chimney collapses and cracked walls with no injuries. Albuquerque and El Paso visuals note morning tremors while University of New Mexico President Tight suggests geological faulting with a seismograph likely installation if shocks persist.
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N. M
San Antonio
Carthage
San Marcial
Las Cruces
Rocorre
The
el Paso
Tex
Elity
Pete Tere
Albuquerque
Lockhart Ranch
Macdalenas
W. G. Tight
University of New Mexico
Magdalena Mountains
Magdalenas
Prof. Tight
Coast Range
California
Tight
Tresh to Thames Begins Land Opening at Shoshone Reserve
Registration for lands in the Shoshone or Wind River Indian Reservation opened at Shoshone, Wyo, drawing crowds. Officials expect about 40,000 to register before 6 p m July 31. The drawing starts August 4 and runs to August 15 when the reservation opens. The tract totals about a million acres with 265 000 to 200 000 irrigable acres.
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Shoshone
Wyo
Wind River Indian Reservation
Lander
Thermopolis
Worland
General Land Office
Campaign fund suggestions at reception in New York
On July 14 at a reception for William J. Bevan the Herald reports a proposal to raise campaign funds during the event. The plan, discussed at the suggestion of Bevan, aims to illustrate the feasibility of contributions gathering.
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Bryan
York
William J. Bevan
Bryan backs publicity plan for campaign reception
In a letter to William Hoge president of the Commercial Travelers Anti-Trust league received yesterday Mr. Bryan approved the reception plans and urged managers to avoid factional disputes. He suggested a popular subscription based on publicity to cover costs and set a campaign example.
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William Hoge
Commercial Travelers Anti- Trust League
Bryan
Burton Senate appeal to Supreme Court seeks review
Former Senator Burton asks the Supreme Court to hear his case challenging section 1782 as unconstitutional The petition argues the court overlooked key considerations and contends that evidence about his dealings with Rialto Grain was improperly admitted or excluded and that the indictment misstates the charge.
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Milegwes
Washington
United States
Burton
Supreme Court of the United States
Rialto Grain Company
Post Office Department
St Louis boodle cases finally disposed in county court
In St Louis on July 16 Circuit Attorney Sager dismissed three charges against former representative Charles Gutke, bribe and perjury counts, noting he turned state's evidence and aided prosecutions of others in the boodle ring. Only Robert Snyder’s revised charges remain pending.
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Circuit
Sager
Robert Snyder
Kansas City
Stay Of Execution Granted In Chicago Rebates Case
Judge Grosscup granted writs of supersedeas for the Chicago and Alton railway J N Faithers and Fred A Mann delaying a 60000 fine imposed by Judge Landis for illegal rebates to Schwarzchild and Suis berger Packing. A 60000 bond was filed to cover the fine while appealing to the circuit court. The move is described as a friendly pro ceeding awaiting civil court ruling on the rebate issue.
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Chicago
Peter 8. Grosscup
United States
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
J. N. Faithers
Fred A. Mann
Landis
United States District Court
Schwarzchild and Suisberger Packing Company Corporation
Cir« Cuit Court of Appeals
Constabulary Fight Leaves Villafuerte Dead in Casiguran
Manila reports Lt Cos tello of the constabulary saying a July 15 clash with la drones under Pandleton Villafuerte at Casiguran Albay killed Villafuerte. The provincial treasurer was arrested, Casiguran awaiting orders from insular authorities. A Constabulary detachment pursued deserter H. P Talbot to Guymaras and captured him, finding him deranged.
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Costello
Constabulary
Ladrones
Pandleton Villafuerte
Casiguran
Albay
Villafuerte
H. P Talbot
Iloilo
Pe Fay
Guymaras
Talbot
Three Die In Powder Mill Blast Near Ashland Wisconsin
A powder mill several miles from Ashland Wisconsin exploded today killing three men J J Pierce superintendent William Wallace a laborer and George Woodlisill The neutralizing plant was destroyed The mill belonged to Atlantic Dynamite Company and the complex included twenty five buildings
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J. J. Pierce
William Wallace
George Woodlisill
Atlantic Dynamite Company
Prospects Bright For Early Ending of War In Central America
Washington reports a constructive push toward peace in Central America as the Marblehead arrives at La Libertad to facilitate meetings between Salvadoran and Guatemalan officials. Talks focus on disarmament, alliance dynamics, and possible arbitration under U.S. mediation.
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Central America
Wreck on Colorado & Southern Near Forbes Junction
A passenger train No. 7 on the Colorado and Southern railway derailed three miles north of Forbes Junction after a landslide. Engineer killed, fireman badly hurt, a locomotive and two baggage cars crushed. Martin J. Cullin trapped and killed, Charles T. Giarot injured but alive. Special southbound trains delayed as track is cleared. Alfred Reit dies in London at 57 after long illness. noted financier once linked to German and American finance, donor to Red Cross and Hamburg university.
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Colorado & Southern Railway
Denver
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Martin J. Cullin
Charles T. Giarot
Porbes
Flka
Honanze King
London
Lamdon
Alfred Reit
Telit
Hamburg
Red Cross
Iiamburg
Honduras Defends Nation as Guatemala Invades
From Tegucigalpa the president declares Honduras has not declared war, but Guatemala has invaded Honduran territory without justification. The entire country has mobilized to defend itself. Manuel Heonilia.
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New York
Associated
Honduras
Honduras and El Salvador Form Defensive Alliance
Tegucigalpa reports that a Corinto signed agreement nine months ago unites Honduras and El Salvador as defense allies against external threats.
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Corinto
Ran Salvador
Honduras
Roosevelt to mediate Guatemala Salvador talks on Marblehead
Peace negotiations between Guatemala and El Salvador are arranged today by President Roosevelt and Acting Secretary of State Thicon. If announced, talks would be held aboard the Marblehead now in Guatemalan waters under American auspices.
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Honduras
Estate Department
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Coroner's Jury Finds Train Speed Caused Plymouth Wreck
Salisbury July 16 The coroner's inquest on the Plymouth steamer wreck of July 1 reports 27 deaths and blames high speed. The jury declines accidental death verdict and holds the railroad partly responsible while the carrier accepts full responsibility for the accident.
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Borden
Tey
Landen
Southwestern Colircad
Dreyfus Assigned to Twelfth Regiment of Artillery
Paris July 16 War Minister Eti enne announces Major Dreyfus assigned to the Twelfth regiment of artillery stationed at Vincennes. The crack regiment has played a prominent role in capital state functions.
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Paris
Etienne
Vincennes
Vindication of Rojestvensky and Navy Appointments
Admiral Rojestvensky, acquitted of cowardice at court martial after the Sea of Japan battle, is expected to be restored to active status and assigned to a leading role on the navy’s technical committee. Cabinet changes show no progress, with emperor’s displeasure over General Koslov’s murder and ongoing political maneuvering in parliament.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Koslov
Novoe Vremya
Peterhof
Presmier
M. Roditecheff
Constitutional Democrats
Inter-Parliamentary Union
London
M. Allalin
Toil
Reds clash with police in St Petersburg industrial quarter
On Sunday night in the Schlusselburg road area about 3000 workers mobbed a street car after it ran over a drunken soldier. The crowd aimed to lynch the engineer and conductor but were deterred. Nobles with large estates form mutual protection group against expropriation and peasant exploitation.
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St. Petersburg
Schlusselburg
Mrs Thaw Reassumes Charge of Thaw Defense
Mrs William Thaw takes over Harry Thaw's defense after meeting at the Tombs. She plans to hire Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge as counsel, indicating reliance on an insanity plea despite earlier disputes over strategy. A conference may decide on lunacy proceedings and committee appointment.
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Harry KK. Thaw
William Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber and Bonynge
Young Thaw
Harry Thaw
Olcott
Mrs. Thaw
California Boxer Beats Philadelphia Opponent In Bloodied Heavyweight Fight
Sam Berge of California narrowly defeats Philadelphia's Jack O'Brien in a brutal heavyweight bout. Both fighters bleed heavily as Berge presses with sharp lefts, opening a gash over O'Brien's eye and so on. The contest ends with both men exhausted and bloodied.
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Philadelphia
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Jack O'Brien
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Assassination Details Tie Knife Attack to Trepoff Plot
In Peterhof crowds witnessed the park shooting of General Kozlov. The gunman, posing as a worker, fired four shots after verifying Kozlov’s features with a photograph. He fled but was captured, bearing Trepoff’s photo, and claimed Social Revolutionary ties. In San Francisco, General Warfield, ex militia brigadier and hotel proprietor, died in a Mill Valley car crash.
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Peterhof
General Trepoff
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Alexander Palace
General Trepont
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Kozlov
Prince Andromiroff
Trepoff
Agessin
Social Revolutionary Organization
Alexander Souvaroff
San Francisco
W. P. Warfield
California Hotel
Board of Police Commissioners
Mill Valley
Queen Maud Narrow Escape From Avalanche Incident
Queen Maud escaped a dangerous carriage incident near Noordangsville when startled horses backed toward a ten foot ditch. King Haakon, in a separate carriage, ran to seize the reins and prevent a fall. The scene occurred on a Sunday while the royal party traveled through Norway.
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Noordangsville
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Denver hosts twentieth annual Kika' convention opening
The Kika' annual convention opened at the Tabor Grand Opera House with Walter aliber presiding. Governor James F McDonald Mayor W Speer and Justice McGoddard spoke. Lebert Brown delivered the response. Thousands visited University Park for bronco busting and roping.
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Tabor Grand Opera House
Walter (Aliber
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James Fpf. McDonald
W. Speer
Jupiter Swithher Mc Goddard
Supreme Court
Lebert W. Brown
Grand Lodge
University Park
Henry A. Melvin
W. MH. Haviland
Fe, Mont
Moody confident of indicting Standard Oil leaders
Attorney General Moody believes the federal probe will bring Standard Oil to its knees. Subpoenas issued for Lake Shore official J. Grammer as witnesses to build a chain of evidence linking top Standard Oil officers to alleged wartime favoritism in rail shipments. Rio Janeiro reports insurgents kill Matte Grossa governor Senor Peres in Brazil as regional conflict ebbs toward stability.
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Moody
Standard Oil Company
Sullivan
W York
Ts Tgnt Tee
J. Grammer
Lake Shore Road
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Garvan
Grammar
Grand Jury
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General Western
C. A. Blaussen
Chicago
Standard Company
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Standard of
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Garva
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Brazil
Rio Janiers
Matte Grosea
Senor Peres
Onome
Fire Threatens Town in Norfolk VA and Ex convicts pardon
Fire threat sparks townwide alerts in Franklin Virginia as residents seek help. Seaboard Airline plans to move Portsmouth fire department staff to Franklin on a special train. In Wisconsin a pardon bid targets W J Puller and W H Restor jailed for life for murder. Bester’s confession noted.
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Gaynor
Franklin
Virginia
Seaboard A + Line
Portsmouth Fre
Waukesha, Wis
W. J. Puller
W. H. Restor
Bester
Two Walker Sisters Arrested for Horse Stealing
Teominine Stockton July 16 report that Pratina Walker age 16 and An ne Walker age 12 were arrested for horse theft. They allegedly took a horse from a ranch while living as paper carriers after being abandoned by their parents.
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Stockton
Pratina
Anne Walker
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