Arraigns Roosevelt over steel trust report by House majority
Washington Aug 2 The House majority report on the United States Steel Corporation outlines how J P Morgan and partners built the steel trust from its inception. It criticizes Roosevelt for control of the steel trust and accuses stockholders of exerting power via railway and industrial directors. The Democrats urge remedial legislation while condemning the steel trust and noting ongoing government dissolution suits.
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Four Prosecutors Against Ricketts Case Opens
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston August 2. The Montana case against George Ricketts charged as an accessory to Deputy Sheriff Jesse Brannon's murder at Melville last November began with juror examinations. William Donald is a material witness along with Melville socialites Mary and Dora Veasey. Convicted Brannon murderer Mel Jowell, from Deer Lodge, will testify. Defense is HJ Miller. prosecutors are RR Purcell A J Horsky with county attorneys Hatch Gibson.
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Relict for Destitute Amid Mexican Chase
A terse report notes aid for impoverished individuals amid a pursuit involving American actors and a Mexican arena. Limited readable text mentions hardship and external pursuit with no clear names or dates.
Senate to Spend 199000 for Refugee Transport to Reach U S Points
Destitute American refugees from Mexico quartered in El Paso win Senate action authorizing 199000 to move them to chosen U S destinations. Senator Bailey notes brutalities faced by refugees while Senator Smith’s special committee plans to visit El Paso to investigate American involvement in Mexico and Cuba.
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Victory of Federals at Ojitos Battle in Chihuahua
Ojitos Chihuahua Aug 1 The federals defeated rebels advancing from Casas Grandes in a night assault. Rebels repulsed after heavy losses. federals reported 2 killed and several wounded. Five field guns and ammunition captured. Cavalry pursued to Casa De Janos eight miles away. nine rebel dead found on field.
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Juarez Stays as Rebels Advance Amid Uncertain Evacuation
Pascual Orozco declared he was not in a hurry to evacuate Juarez despite two advancing federal forces. The statement came as city defenses and strategic positions faced intense pressure, with ongoing coverage hinting at further developments on Page Three.
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Tacoma minister resigns to become chicken breeder
The Rev. William D. Buchanan pastor of Park Universalist church in Tacoma announces his resignation in a public letter, declaring himself a failure as a pastor and choosing to retire to a simple life as a chicken breeder. He says he will earn his living by farming and emphasizes a return to the farmer’s life after eight years in the pulpit.
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Maines 811 Leads Boise Primary Returns
Belated returns from Tuesday's primary show Republican John M. Haines leading in the Boise governor race. Polls reflect a tight contest with late counts narrowing gaps and extending uncertainty about the final result.
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Woman Freed Of Attempted Murder in Georgia Case
Avlanta Aug 2 Mrs Daisy Opie Grace declared not guilty by jury of attempting to kill her husband Grace, wealthy Philadelphia figure, was near collapse as verdict came. A telegram said her blind son ill in Philadelphia, prompting plans to leave at once. Grace had claimed self defense after he threatened her life over a revolver. Eugene H Grace, from Sewnan, Ga, said guilt is felt in his heart upon learning of acquittal.
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Sheriffs Enter Desert to Capture a Desperado
San Bernardino California August 2 officers left this city tonight for Cottonwood a Mojave desert town terrorized by an unknown desperado accused of murder and arson Mrs M E Bennett owner of cattle interests in the Cottonwood district telegraphed threats against her prompting deputy sheriffs to depart for the scene.
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Two More Gunmen Sought By Police In Rosenthal Case
New York police said they expect news soon on the capture of Harry Horowitz or Gyp the Blood and Lefty Louie Rosenberg, as the four gunmen linked to Herman Rosenthal's July 16 murder are gradually tracked. Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank are held at the Tombs among the four suspects.
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Suspect Arrested Near Kingston in High Profile Case
A man was held last night at a ree sort near Kingston after denying any knowledge of a shooting. He claimed on the day before the murder he visited relatives out of town, but could not specify their location. Detectives believe the two gunmen remain at large in the same region. Headquarters notes the probe focusing on a blackmail levy linked to illegal resorts, reportedly totaling 2,400,000. Assistant District Attorney Moss questioned several underworld figures as the case expands.
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Provisional Progressive Party Meet Sets Convention Plans
Chicago August 2 The provisional committee of the national progressive party will meet at noon to decide delegate contests in Georgia Mississippi and Florida and to finalize preparations for the national convention which opens Monday The list includes committeemen from 46 states with notable figures such as Gov Hiram W Johnson Judge Ben B Lindsay ArthurHi Allen Joseph M Dixon and Joseph M Carey Delegates from several states will carry fractional votes California West Virginia New York Montana Minnesota and Pennsylvania send large delegations Senator Dixon said the convention will become an experience meeting with five minute talks on political conditions by delegates from all states.
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Good Roads and Prison Reform Discussed at Western Governors Meet
Boise August 2 Prison reform topped the agenda at the Western Governors Session with Governor West of Oregon outlining an honor system allowing prisoners to work on public highways without guards. Governor Hawley of Idaho urged better roads while Governor Oddie of Nevada spoke on the Panama-Pacific Exposition and Western benefits. The group attended a ball game this afternoon and Hawley hosted a reception that evening.
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Roundup on Democratic Campaign Organization and Gov Wilson
Seagirt XII January notes Woodrow Watson to aid in organizing the Democratic National Campaign Committee. He will meet National Chairman McCombs in New York to set national treasurer and finance chair appointments. Gov Wilson rejects National Guard attendance and defends not resigning amid campaigning. a healthful yachting trip is cited, with a humorous limerick at the end.
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Battleship Fight Grows Sharper In Congress
Washington Aug 2 The battleship issue in the naval appropriation bill grows hotter with plans to delay debate until Thursday A caucus is set for Tuesday night and a possible no quorum tactic by a faction backing the no battleship pledge is discussed North Carolina’s Gudger hints at bypassing pledges if strength exists Democrats plan to press two battleships on the floor once released from caucus constraints
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Senate warns against foreign control near Americas
The United States Senate adopted a Lodge resolution opposing any foreign corporate or naval control of locations like Magdalena Bay, citing national safety. Debate highlighted Monroe doctrine ties, Panama Canal implications, and divisions among senators over language and scope. Continues on Page Three.
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Reach Compromise On Raw Wool Duty
Washington August 2 tariff revision legislation advanced as congress seeks to end the session. House and Senate conferees reached agreement on a wool tariff bill similar to Taft's vetoed measure and a steel and grain matter. The steel bill awaits Senate action to repeal the Canadian reciprocity law. The wool duty is set at 39 percent and will be taken up tomorrow with likely quick ratification.
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