Roosevelt blasts Taft Wilson on monopoly in Montana
In Helena Roosevelt denounces Taft Wilson policy as protecting trusts and dismisses Wilson’s plan as doing nothing. He accuses the Progressives of stopping the Taft Wilson monopoly program and notes Oscar S Straus’s nomination as Progressive candidate for New York governor. He plans to stay in Helena overnight then journey to Spokane.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Oscars. Straus
New York
Helena
Spokane
Calif. Progressives aim to establish party on ballot
May or Lissner, chairman of the Republican State Central committee, arrived to explain why Roosevelt and Johnson electors will appear on the California ballot by petition. The main aim is to establish the Progressive party in the state for future official existence.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Lissner
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Progressive Party
Roosevelt Electors Face Challenge in State Ticket
Pierre South Dakota Sept 7 The right of Roosevelt electors to a place on the Republican state ticket was attacked as a writ of mandamus was sought to stop the secretary of state from certifying their names to county auditors The hearing was set for September 17.
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Associated Press
Pierre
S. D
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Well work being pushed at Slaton
The Florence irrigation well near Slaton Texas is rapidly nearing completion and expected to be tested soon. Its completion will spur several more wells to be started this fall, according to reports from Slaton.
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Daily News
Slaton
Texas
Florence
Socialist rally at Madison Square Garden in New York
Madison Square Garden will host a major Socialist party demonstration Monday night with numerous political and labor groups attending. Eugene V. Debs and Emil Seidel will be the principal speakers for the presidential and vice presidential tickets.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Socialist Party
United States
Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seidel
Weather outlook for Washington area and Texas fair
Washington forecast reports generally fair conditions for Sunday and Monday. Texas weather notes clear and hot with no rain across regions including North 90 degrees and South 96 degrees, East 96, West 95 with partly cloudy skies in the western part.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Texas
Maine election carries high stakes for national races
In Maine a pivotal state campaign ends with Democrats and Republicans each claiming potential victory. Voters select a U S senator and governor while state offices, four congress seats, and both legislative chambers are decided. The race features Harry Haines, Frederick Plaisted, Edwin Durleigh, Obadiah Garner, and notable national issues shaping the outlook.
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Portland
Maine
United States
Congress
Pine Tree
Wilson
Marshall
Indiana
Champ Clark
William T. Haines
Waterville
Haine
Frederick W. Plaisted
Edwin (. Durleigh
Obadiah Garner
William P. Frye
Taft Prepares Possible Mexico Invasion Amid War Talk
Washington reports indicate President Taft may order invasion of Mexico if conditions worsen, despite reluctance to trigger war. General Wood authorized to move two cavalry regiments to the border as tensions flare over American protection and revolution unrest south of Mexico City.
Oregon Governor Attacks Officials Over Unlicensed Halls
Portland reports Governor Oswald West denounces sheriffs county clerks and county courts for permitting dance halls to operate without licenses. The official aims to curb social evils by tightening enforcement across Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Oswald West
Eriles Return to North Mexico
Former Mexican office holders and property owners exiled during the Diaz regime return to Nogales crossing the border from Mexico. The Associated Press notes their move signals the revolutionists’ grip as they assure safety for former power holders in parts of Northern Mexico.
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Eriles
North
Mexico
Associated Press
Nogales
Madero
Russia marks Borodino centennial with memorial events
Moscow observes the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Borodino with ceremonies honoring the warriors who fought Napoleon’s French legions. The commemoration revisits the 1825 centennial anniversary near Borodino village west of Moscow.
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Moscow
Russia
Borodino
Napoleon
Borodina
McKinney’s Harry G. Clark Praised for C E Union Leadership
Harry G. Clark of McKinney is lauded for turning around a Texas C E Union deficit of about $500 within a year. He led an aggressive fundraising drive with Dallas Local Union support and field secretary help to restore the state program and pay past debts, while serving Central Presbyterian Church.
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Harry G. Clark
McKinney
Texas C. FE
Texas C. E. News
Christian Endeavor
Church
Madeira Mamore railway opens with global ceremony
Rio Janeiro Sept 7 the Madeira Mamore railway linking the coast with the Brazilian jungle was formally opened in a multi nation ceremony led by Dr Albert Hale official Pan American Union representative. The line unlocks vast farming potential and aims to reach one of the world’s largest wild rubber regions.
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Rio Janeiro
Madeira- Mamore
Albert Hale
Washington, D. C
Pan-American Union
Montana Progressive Convention Nominates Dixon for Senate
Helena Mont Sept 7 United States Senator Joseph M Dixon was nominated by acclamation to succeed himself at the Montana State Progressive convention today George Horkan and L M Everett were nominated as congressmen at large Frank J Edwards of Helena was nominated governor
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Helena
Mont
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Geo. Horkan
L. M. Everett
Frank J. Edwards
Plainview Plans Annual Races
Plainview Texas Hale County Racing Association to run Hale county fair this fall October 2 and 4 with 160 acres leased one mile southwest of Plainview for five years and temporary buildings to be erected. Over 40 horses entered, large purses and premium lists announced.
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Hale County Racing Association
Hale County
Plainview
Welcome to Atlantic City Spanish War Veterans Convention
At Atlantic City on September 7 the ninth annual national convention of the United States Spanish War Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary opened with flags and martial music. Headquarters were at the Hotel Rudolf. Governor Woodrow Wilson is expected to address delegates later in the week during the grand parade including soldiers sailors and militia from several states.
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Atlantic City
No J
Rudolf
Woodrow Wilson
United States
International Association delegates tour U.S. industrial sites
The congress closes in New York as foreign delegates and American members begin a touring program by special train. They will visit Washington government testing laboratories, Pittsburgh bureau of mines experiments, coal and steel mills, cement mills, electro technical factories, then Buffalo and Niagara Falls before returning to New York to view Bethlehem Steel works.
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International Association For Sesson
Washington
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
Buffalo
Niagra Falls
Bethlehem Steel Company
French peace troops join grand maneuvers near Tours
Paris reports one hundred thousand French soldiers participate in maneuvers in the Lotre valley near Tours. Opposing forces simulate invasion and defense while a new aviation auxiliary tests aeroplanes for scouting and dirigible balloons for wireless instructions.
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Paris
Lotre
Tours
Government troops defeat revolutionists near Masaya in Nicaragua
Government forces under General Macis collide with and defeat revolutionists near Masaya Nicaragua. Significant fighting reported on both sides with considerable foe casualties and clashes amid the advance of troops.
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San Juan del Sa Nicaragua
Macis
Masaya
Mexican Situation Regarded as Grave
Washington reports two key developments deepen concern over the Mexican crisis. President Taft orders two cavalry regiments to the border while the Madero government considers moving federal troops through New Mexico to strike rebels in Sonora. The State Department urges Mexico to deploy troops to protect Americans and Congress must authorize any out of country action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Madero
New Mexico
Sonora
State Department
Mexico
United States
Mexican Congress
Official Washington warning to Campa over American safety
In Nogales on September 7 a courier through Vice Consul Bowman delivered a warning from Washington to rebel leader Emilio Campa. It states Americans and American property must not be molested, and notes the message is sent due to indignities suffered by Americans.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Washington
Emilio Campa
Bowman
Mexico
Rebels Advance Toward Douglas Across Mexican Border
Agua Prieta fears attack tomorrow as rebels march toward the border. Looting of Gabalonde ranch yielded 400 horses and arms. Agua Prieta, protected by 100 men and two machine guns, lies across the street from Douglas. El Paso reports a U.S. request to move 900 federal troops through the United States to Agua Prieta, sparking border protests over safety and rebel reprisals.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
Agua Prieta
Gabalonde Ranch
United States
el Paso
Tex
Washington
Juarez
Mexico
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