Problems in Education Related to the Public Health
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley warns at the National Education Association on the drug habit among school children. He cites early life exposure to habit forming and dangerous drugs in households, caffeine in tea coffee soft drinks, and urges physicians and teachers to advise parents to limit child consumption.
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Hy Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
National Educational Association
Harvey W. Wiley
Gocerers
Earth
House Votes to Can Archibald Impeached by House
The House of Representatives adopted articles of impeachment by a 222 to 1 vote against Judge Archibald of the United States Commerce Court. He stands charged with using official influence for private gain in certain enterprises.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Archhbald
United States Commerce Court
Archibald
Chavez Knocks Out Feeny In Third Round
Benny Chavez the bantamweight champ of the Rocky Mountain states defeated Max Feeny of South Omaha in the third round of a scheduled twenty round bout. A right uppercut to the jaw put Feeny down for the count of ten in Albuquerque on July 11.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Benny Chavez
Rocky Mountain States
Max Feeny
South Omaha
Feeny
Lorimer Defends Senate Seat Amid Fraud Claims
Senator Lorimer argues the Senate must seat him, rejecting fraud claims and warning against following minority investigators. The Associated Press reports the debate, with a vote expected tomorrow as the Chicago scandal looms. Meanwhile Nevada Republicans face ballot issues after omitting presidential electors, risking Taft on the official ticket and prompting party leaders to consider another convention.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Reed
Illinois
Senate
Associatal Press
Carson City
Nev
Taft
Republican Party
Nevada
Chicago
Roosevelt
Regula Republicans
Gray
Judge Lindsay Declines Prohibition Nomination Offer
Enid Oklahoma July 11 Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver telegraphed from Enid that he cannot accept the Prohibition party nomination for president stating an allegiance to the Progressive party and ongoing progressive fight. He cited his promise to the Riominitis party and refused the offer, fueling discussion of a possible Roosevelt vice presidential consideration.
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Associated Pres
Lindsay
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Clarendon Forms $300000 Bugbee Land and Livestock Co
Notice from Clarendon Texas reports the chartering of the Bugbee Land and Livestock Company with $300,000 capital. Incorporators are T. S. and T. E. Bugbee and W. H. Patrick. The firm will manage Col. T. S. Bugbee’s Panhandle holdings including about 50,000 acres and cattle.
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Daily News
Clarendon
Tex
Bugbee Land and Livestock Company
T. S
T. E. Bugbee
W. H. Patrick
Col. T. S. Bugbee
Panhandle
Col. Bugbee
Fort Worth to Spend on Cotton Belt Terminals
Local Cotton Belt representatives return from St Louis conference on $1,500,000 terminal project for Fort Worth. Work to start soon and buildings will be modern in every respect.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cotton Belt Railroad
St. Louis
Children urged to avoid caffeine and tobacco in schools
Teachers and parents should curb caffeinated drinks and tobacco among school age children. The school room is the place to teach anti drug habits and raise a generation with strong health.
Donley County Fair Set for October Dates
Clarendon Tex July 11 The second annual Donley County Fair will be held October 3 4 and 5 The association has announced that the necessary cash of 5000 has been raised to cover expected expenses
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Donley County
Clarendon
Tex
Panhandle Medical Society Set to Meet in Plainview
The Panhandle District Medical Society will convene in Plainview July 6 7 and 8 with a large attendance expected. Plans include entertainment and visits to several irrigation wells near town as part of the itineraries.
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Associated Press
Plainview
Tex
Panhandle District Medical Society
France and Britain Open Davis Cup Preliminaries
French and British Isles players met at Folkestone for the first preliminary Davis Cup match. The event marks the start of a three day series of preliminary matches in London with teams from France and the British Isles competing.
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London
France
British Isles
Folkestone
Campaign fund total for Roosevelt reaches new high
In 1904 the Republican National committee raised $1,100,000 for Theodore Roosevelt’s campaign, George B. Cortelyou testified to the Senate Campaign Committee. He said no single donor produced a large sum and noted general rules excluding pledges with contributions, with some donations rejected for that reason.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Senate
Cortelyou
Wanamaker Reaches Seventy-Fifth Birthday in Philadelphia
Philadelphia born merchant and former Postmaster General John Wanamaker marks his seventy fifth year today. He has lived in this city all his life except for a short youth spell as a clerk in a store in Indiana.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Merica
United States
Wanamaker
Indiana
Grasshoppers Threaten Cotton Crops in Oklahoma County
Lawton Oklahoma July grasshoppers have appeared in large numbers in creek bottom cotton fields of Tig County though damage remains limited. Crop condition stays about 85 percent of normal with favorable weather aiding growth. Farmers expect picking to start mid September and some fields may begin opening in August as plants mature.
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Lawton
Tig County
Revival meeting closes at Calvary Baptist church in Plainview
Special to Daily News Plainview Texas July 11 a revival meeting ended after two weeks at Calvary Baptist church led by Evangelist Neal and wife from New Mexico. Sixteen public confessions of faith and eighteen united with the church. A protracted meeting begins July 21 at the Southern Methodist church with Frangelist 5S L Rieves of the Panhandle Presbytery aiding Pastor Foythe.
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Daily News
Plainview
Tex
Calvary Baptist Church
Evangelist Neal
New Mexico
Southern Methodist Church
Frangelist
5S. L. Rieves
Panhandle Presbytery
Foythe
Quiet Yesterday Along Ald Grande
General Orozco, the rebel chief, spent an uneventful day here, communicating with troops by telegraph. He strolled the streets without incident as rumors of a new revolutionary leader circulated in some quarters, though the rebels northwestern of Mexico remain distant for now.
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Orozco
Jaurez
Esociate Press
Uarez
Fedrala
Salem Cherry King at Oregon Cherry Fair
Salem Oregon hosts a three day Cherry Fair with the annual display of cherries in the armory. The event features parades pageants races athletic contests and other attractions as Oregon celebrates its sweet harvest in the capital.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Armory
Rebels Release Fugitive Cashier
Governor Brown of Georgia asked American Consul Edwards in Juarez to locate J Wiley Smith who allegedly embezzled eighty thousand dollars from the First National Bank of Atlanta. Smith was jailed in Chihuahua City since February awaiting extradition and reportedly freed when the city was evacuated. The American consul began an investigation.
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el Paso
Tex
Brown
Georgia
Edwards
Juarez
J. Wiley Smith
First National Bank of
Atlanta
Smith
Chihuahua City
Wilson
Mexico City
Arkansas Man To Speak From Gallows At Desha Jail
W. S. Rhea, a young white planter, is scheduled to be hanged in Desha county jail after his conviction for murder in the first degree. He claims innocence and will deliver a speech on the gallows. The case involved a mob attacking Constable Vitel Orchard during the May 13, 1911 incident at Pine Bluff. Governor Donaghey granted a commutation at the last minute.
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Jemnens City
Ark
Donaghey
W. S. Rhea
Desha County
Rhea
Pine Bluff i
Vitel Orchard
Grant Sanders
Saline County
Parade in Portland One of Most Gorgeous Pageants
Portland Ore July 11 Thousands marchers in mag nificent costumes across four miles of parade route along the Willamette river Thousands of spectators line both sides of the streets The first division features a police escort and Grand Lodge members in decorated automobiles followed by New York Lodge No 1 and other lodges in charter order
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Portland Ore
Portland
Willamette River
Grand Lodge
Portland Lodge
New York Lodge No. 1
Order
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
State Fair Executive Committee Meeting in Dallas
The Dallas State Fair executive committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to approve contracts, set salaries for superintendents and employees, and handle routine business. The committee includes J. J. Eckford as president, with members Alex Sanger, R. E. B., L. Knight, J. C. Duke, Edgar L. Flippen, F. E. J. Kiest, and Sam T. Morgan. Morgan was absent.
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Dallas
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Eckford
Alex Sanger
R. EB
U S and Britain Brace for Hay Tribunal Over Panama Toll Policy
United States and Great Britain clash over whether the Panama Canal tolls may favor American ships. The dispute centers on the Hay-Paunceforth treaty and Panama Bill. London argues against U S toll discrimination while Washington asserts equal treatment for all foreign ships. If unresolved the issue may reach the Hague tribunal as a last resort.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Hay Tribunal
Mitchell Innes
Senate
Washington
London
Gutter
Delumar
House
Tlam
Sulzer
Taft
Stimson
State Department
Congress
Hagué Tribunal
Hudson River Regatta Opens Saturday on One Mile Course
The Hudson River Rowing Association completes preparations for its annual regatta to be rowed on a one mile straightaway course finishing opposite 127th street. Events include association singles in shells and quadruple sculls and all clubs may enter, marking a broadened scope for the first time.
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New York
Hudson River Rowing Association
Hudson
127Th Street
Association
Pecos Exhibit At College Station During Farmers Congress
Pecos Texas July 1 The state experimental station near here has completed arrangements for an exhibit of farm products at College Station during the Texas Farmers Congress session July 20 31 and August 1 The exhibit aims to showcase agricultural developments and local producers will display crops livestock and equipment from Pecos and surrounding areas.
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Pecos
Tex
State Experimental Station
Here
College Station
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Local Forecast Promises Fair Weather Friday
Generally fair conditions projected for Friday with temperatures around the stated highs and lows. The report notes yesterday's readings and provides numerical maxima and minima from the 1911 period, indicating a stable springtime pattern.
Washington Forecast For West Texas Fair Friday and Saturday
Washington forecast notes fair weather for West Texas with warm conditions and clear skies expected Friday and Saturday. No significant rain or storm activity anticipated across the region.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
West Texas
Texas Weather North Texas and others clear and hot
The report states a generally clear and hot pattern across all regions including north south east and west Texas with temperatures rising throughout the day. No precipitation is expected and sunny skies prevail across the state.
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Texas
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