English aviator White visits White House by air flight
Chaude Graham White the English aviator lands beside the White House after an aerial crossing of six miles over Washington. He circles the Capitol and Washington Monument, returns to Henning race track, then resumes flight. Despite minor damage to his planes during demonstrations, he remains uninjured.
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Iby Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Chaude Graham White
Capitol
Washington Monument
White House
Admiral Dewey
Army
Navy
Oliver
Wood
White
Henning
Mr. White
Executive Avenue
Allen
Henring
Hennings
Willite
Spain Faces Religious Immigration Debate in Madrid
In May the Premier Canalejas told the chamber that Spain already had too many members of religious orders and could not tolerate immigration of those expelled from Portugal by the provisional government. Spanish nationals would be allowed to enter while foreigners must depart or be expelled.
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Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Canalejas
Portues
Preminr
Guaranty Company Plans Stumble Over Cotton Exchange Attitudes
New York Oct 14 news reports a setback to forming a Guaranty Company to ease European acceptance of American cotton bills of lading. The hold arises from uncompromising southern cotton exchanges. The effort was led by American bankers and Edward W. (surname unclear).
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New York
Ort
Amerikan Cotton Bille
Lading
St Wee
Edward W
Meeting Breaks Up Over Banking Plan Misunderstanding
Holden led European banking interests in ratifying yesterday’s plan but a conference ended abruptly amid disagreement. Joseph S. Talbert of National City Bank said no consensus. Southern exchanges condemned the guaranty concept. Times reports Liegud underwriters and insurers nearing guarantees for American cotton bills of lading. Also notes indictments of former State Senator Gardner and efforts to secure his return, plus a Protestant Episcopal convention session on missionary topics without action.
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Holden
Joseph S. Talbert
National City Bank
Visonary
London
the Times
Liegud
Cincinnati
Ohio
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Pittsburgh's Kleus vs Oshkosh's McGoorty Off Tonight
The ten round boxing match scheduled for tonight at the Hippodrome in Milwaukee was canceled due to Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh being unable to compete. Frank Kleus of Pittsburgh remains the opponent listed for the event.
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Thiness
Milwaukee
Hippodrome
Frank Kleus
Pittsburg
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Beause McGoorty
Sherman to Campaign for Republican State Ticket in New York
Vice President Sherman will campaign for the Republican state ticket backed by the Saratoga convention which declined his bid to serve as temporary chairman.
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New York
Sherman
Saratoga
Woman Said To Have Eight Living Husbands
Chicago police arrest Mrs. Alice Goodwin in Medford Ohio on a charge of bigamy. She will be returned to Chicago to face trial for bigamy. Police say four of her husbands include J Eckle Dayton Ohio J W Graham Toledo Eugene Hoskins Conway Springs Kansas and James E Youngs Chicago.
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Oet
Alice Goodwin
Chicago
Medford
Ohio
Binamy Mage
J. F Young
Jacob Kuebler
Gooddwin
Goodwin
J. Eckle
Dayton, Oy
J. W. Graham
Toledo
Eugene Hoskins
Conway Springs
Kan
James E. Youngs
Denver Pays Tribute to Chief Justice Robert W. Steele
Thousands view the body in the capitol rotunda as Colorado honors Robert W. Steele chief justice for four hours. State officials, bar associations, civic groups and citizens from across the state file past the casket in Denver.
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Durist
Denver
Colorado
Robert W. Steele
Supreme Court
Captol
Bar Associations
Eivc
Death of NM Military Institute historian Captain Bledsoe
Captain W. B. Bledsoe aged 26 instructor in history at the New Mexico Military Institute was found dead in his room. Officials say death resulted from an overdose of steyehmine. An inquest will be held tomorrow. He arrived September 1 from Lexington Virginia.
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Morning Journal
Toswell
N. M
Get
Coptain W. BK. Bledsoe
New Mexico Military Institute
Bledson
Lexington
Stick of dynamite found under private car in Sunrise
Starkville Colo October 14 a stick of dynamite was found this morning under the private car Sunrise on the sidetrack used as living quarters by Colorado Fuel and Iron officials The dynamite was placed between the wheels and could explode when moved The company office denies the report
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Starkville
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Tren Company
Compaty
Real Estate Man Charged With Fraud in Tacoma Case
Tacoma date Oct 14 C I Hillman Seattle real estate dealer and four employees Kt D Smith OC Smith J E B Loren and Rummel Suttor arraigned before Federal Judge Cornworth on conspiracy to use the mails to defraud and pleaded not guilty. Hillman on bail $55000. alleged to have sold worthless land to investors as within railroad townsite limits that's only on paper.
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Tacoma
Wash
Hillman
Seattle
D. Smith
OC. Smith
J. EB. Loren
Rummel
Suttor
Cornworth
H.C. Peel
Alex Maule
Madriz Ends Political Career in Mexico City Arrival
Former Nicaragua president Jove Madriz arrived in Mexico City on October 14 announcing he will settle there and retire from politics. He stated he is through with political life.
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Madriz
Mexico City
Jove Madriz
Nicaragua
Democratic Leaders Break Echo on Majorities in Convention
Democratic leaders push back against talk of majorities and minorities at the convention, insisting on action and unity. The remarks emphasize practical steps over rhetoric as the party seeks to mobilize support and finalize platform positions.
Dougherty Fights Political Influence at New Mexico Convention
Delegate Dougherty denounces political wrangles at the New Mexico constitutional convention and warns of seeking an investigating committee to probe special interests. He and Delegate Richardson urge honest representation from business leaders and call for measures to curb corporate influence on the floor.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dougherty Democrat
Soccerra County
Dougherty
Delegae Richardson
Chiavez
New Mexico
Richardson
Fergusson
Fall
Crist
al Tiret
New Mexices
Roverro
New Mexen
Publicany
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Arizona convention debates immigration and rules reforms
The Arizona New Mexico constitutional convention scene features debates on a proposed immigration bureau ban, rules changes limiting amendments and open-convention filings after October 22, plus introductions of portraits of former delegates and a wave of file items from committees on labor, elections, taxation, and education amid continued work into the afternoon.
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Arizona
Crist
New Mexico
Morning Journal
Phoenix
Sena
Santa Fe
Fall
Mr. Fall
Fergusson
Sedillo
Bernalillo
Bureau of Immigration
Luna
Antonio Joseph
Congress
Deleggate Bursum
J. Francisco Chaves
Walton
Epress
Hunt
GCG
Stover
H. M. Dougherty
Urlee
Legislative Department
Davidson
M. P. Bikeen
D. Titman
A Service Commission
Dr. Tittman
Commissioner of Mines
Committee On Mines
T. J. Mabry
A. A. Bedillo
W. KE. Lindsey
BE. F. Saxon
Tacoma Court Holds Oven for Land Ev audd Indictments
Indictments are returned against claimants to valuable coal deposits near Cunningham, Alaska, in a case heard by a Tacoma court. The dispute centers on land claims and mineral rights.
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Tacoma
Cunningham Claims
Alaska
Indictments in Alaska Lands Case Spark Long Quiet Probe
Special Agent Christensen reports U S district court indictments against claimants in the Behring Strait district Alaska. Two groups total 154 entries covering nearly 2000 acres tied to English Stracey and Christopher Simonds families. Warrants to follow as defendants are tracked down amid past fraud allegations and renewed interior department scrutiny.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington, D. C
Qet
General Land Office
Alaska
Behring Strait
Cunningham
Stracey
Christopher Simonds
Ballinger-Pinecot
United States District Court
Theoma
Dennett
Christenson
Hallinger-Pinechot
Land Office
Land Office Force
Christensen
Interior Department
Seattle men arrested on Alaska coal conspiracy indictments
Charles F Monday George Simmonds Cor pellus Christopher were arrested in Seattle on Tacoma grand jury indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government in Alaska coal cases. Bond set at 2500 each. Others sought include Almernon B Tracey Archie W Shiels and Earle B Biegley. Siegley travels with Heney's body. Heney contractor for Guggenheims' Copper River railroad. Mortimer Sweeney is dead. Indictments cover 154 entries and about 17000 acres of coal lands.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles F. Monday
George Simmonds
Corpellus Christopher
Tacoma
Alaska
United States
W. DD. Toten
Almernon B. Btracey
Archie W. Shiels
Earle EB. Biegley
Siegley
Michael J. Heney
Filver
Guggenheims
Siesley
San Francisco
Heney
Fleney
Mortimer
Sweeney
Ering River
Committee actions on elective franchise and rights bills
The committees on elective franchise and bill of rights report on depositing ballots and citizen rights, with references to File 64 and File 41. The committee on corporations plans to report early next week with new provisions and is proceeding slowly to ensure strict legal compliance.
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B. & Pankey
Juan Navarro
Alaska Coal Land Fraud Indictments Unsealed by Grand Jury
Indictments allege a conspiracy to defraud the United States of coal lands in Alaska through false locations and corrupt entries. Names include Charles F. Munday Archie Shiels Fort Siegley Algernon H Stracey and companies Alaska Development Pacific Coal and Oil. Indictments cover land claims in Kayak district and Stracey English group schemes with prosecutors citing prior investigations by L R Glavis and referrals to the interior department.
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Fields
Alaska
Andrew Christensen
General Land Office
Christopher
Alaska Development Company
Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Charles F. Munday
Archie Shiels
Fort Siegley
Algernon H. Stracey
United States
Stracey
Pacific Coal and of Company
Alaska Coal
L. R. Glavis
Elmer E. Todd
Todd
Glavis
Interior Department
Christensen
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
London
Pacific Coal and Air Company
Teta
Munday
Mr. Christensen
Seattle
Mortimer C. Sweeney
George Simmonds
Simmonds
Cleveland Coal Company
Lawn of Maryland
Pittsburg Coal Company
Youngstown Coal Company
Incendiary Fires Threaten Colorado Forests
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports a suspected arsonist igniting dozens of fires across Mira Monte and surrounding timberlands. Fifty to seventy firefighters faced encroaching flames on Sheep and Big Chief mountains as a heavy rain aided suppression. a patrol hunts for incendiaries.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Miramonte
Guich
Bheep
Big Chief
Bank executive says no agreement yet on cotton bills solution
Joseph T Talbert, vice-president of National City Bank, after a sub committee meeting of the American Bankers association stated that no agreement has been reached on forming a guaranty company to address the cotton bill of lading problem.
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New York
American Bankers’ Association
Joseph T .Talbert
National City Bank
Railroad rate case seen favorable for Eastern trunk lines
President W C Browne of the New York Central testified at the interstate commerce rate hearing, urging higher freight charges to fund continued progress. He argued railroads deserve fair returns to cover investments and soaring expenditures, while Brandeis pressed for efficiency and lower potential wage-driven costs.
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Morning Journal
Washington
W. C. Browne
New York Central Lines
Interstate Commerce Come
Htrowne
J. ©. Stewart
The
Erie
Upson
Metrea
Pennsylvania
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Browne
New York Central
Ines
Ile
Great Railway Eystems
United States
Louis D. Hrandeis
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. Morean
Morgan
Brandeis
Brown
Mir Krauden
Sugmesten
Hrandels
Arandeis
Knapp
President Brown
New York
Cholera Strikes Italy with New Cases in Provinces
From Rome on October 1 reports show ten baths halted cholera and twenty new cases in infected regions across Italy. Health authorities monitor outbreaks as counts rise.
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Rome
Italy
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Brooklyn
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MR. Dougherty
the Morning
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Bee
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