California primaries stir bitter party splits in state
San Francisco August 10 California primaries set for tomorrow to choose delegates to state conventions and electors. Republicans contend between the Lincoln Roosevelt league and regular Gavin McNal faction, while Democrats face a split with McNalty and The Bell wing. An Independence League and a union labor ticket also contest in four Republican fields. In Philipsburg Montana J H Scott died after illness. he was born in Beth Pay and lived in Missoula before passing at Alder Gulch.
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Caliornia
Senate
United States
Tsarty
Republican Party
Lincoln Roosevelt League
Gavin-McNal
Bell
McNalty
Alameda
Independence League
Union
Scott
Alder Ute
Federation of Catholics in Convention at Boston
In Boston the Federation of Catholics convened with President Boward Feeney opening sessions. The group discussed securing compensation for damaged church property amid broader Catholic school and charitable efforts across the United States, highlighting legal and social battles in ongoing religious work.
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Federation OF Catholics IN Convention
Boston
Artitlon
Boward Feeney
Federation
Dame Church
Philad
United States
Anthony
Tunis
Agatans
Sires Hleties
Sochallat
Yen
Sbsiot
Auckland Banquet Honored American Sailors
A festive Auckland banquet celebrated American sailors with a flag decorated hall and a formal toast to RI Bawart and President Roosevelt. The city gleamed with lights as a fireworks display followed the dinner, highlighting wartime support and shared resolve between New Zealand and the United States.
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Amerlean
Jowes
Bawart
Roosevelt
Printing Thades Cather in Boston Convention Notes
Delegates attended the forty fourth International Typographic Union convention in Boston. The eighth hour committee reported on business and reports, with discussions on funds, district and women’s divisions. Totals show general and defense funds along with journal funds, detailing regional allocations and executive accounts.
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Wonton
International 1 Graphical Union
International Typographi
Fragmented obituary notice on Watterson divorce and remarriage
A fragmented report mentions a former wife of Henry Watterson Jr of Louisville Kentucky who divorced in March 1914 and recently married Ramon Banus Mex Watterson in city hall. The piece references her being the daughter of Toyan De Casavano of Cuba and describes Mr Banus as a sea merchant.
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Acenne Bureau
Athe
Henry Watterson, Jr
Louleville
Gay
Ramon Banus Mex Watterson
Shea
Tuan de Casavano
Cub
Bante Sea Merchant
Automobile explosion kills two women near Painesville
In Painesville on August 10, Mrs Mary Bowden aged 65 and Mrs Rowe Beckwith aged 3 were instantly killed when an automobile exploded eight miles from the town. Fred Beckwith 45 was permanently injured and Bessie Beckwith 16 his daughter badly bruised The Beckwith party traveling from Winds to the city were suddenly engulfed by the blast near the road at eight miles an hour as the vehicle ran.
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Painesville
Mary Bowden
Rowe Beckwith
Fred Beckwith
Bessie Beckwith
Niles
Pab
Beckwith
Ismotha
Winds O
Alt Dive
Conditions of crops below the year average report says
A Washington crop report notes general conditions below the year’s average. It cites tobacco, barley, buckwheat, apples and flax as slightly under par, with overall wet rotators down about 3 percent and near 1 percent below the prior period. The Agriculture Department’s supplemental report released today details this trend across major crops.
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Washington
United States
Department of Aeiculture Supplementil
New Denmark Newspapers Locked Out by Printers
Copenhagen reports all Danish newspapers suspended indefinitely due to printer and compositor strikes. The protest aims for an eight hour day as workers enforce a lockout affecting major publications except socialist democratic papers.
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Copenhagen
Socialist Democra
Denmark
Big Trecs Threatened by California Fires
In Calaveras and Angels Camp regions forest fires threaten groves of giant trees and the south grove is at risk. About 200 men battle the flames with 200 more reportedly en route. Fire control efforts focus on protecting the grove as crews attack the blaze.
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California
Stockton
Cad Au
Calaveris Ouritys
Flag of United States Shot Down at Tabriz
Washington reports the United States consulate flag at Tabriz, Persia, was shot down by loyalists. An American consul at the scene says the blast wounded a guard and the incident may flare tensions in the region. In Nevada, George Frederick Marsh, 52, shot himself at Moorelock after ill health and despondency.
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United States
Tabriz
Washington
Persia
State Department
Ata
Reno
Nev
George Frederick Marsh
Moorelork
MISS FALLIERES WEDS SECRETARY IN PARIS WEDDING
Paris August 10 Annie Marie Fallieres daughter of the French president wed John ean Joseph d Lanes secretary to the president in a simple tall hall ceremony at the palace circle with cabinet members present. The service at the church drew a large crowd including diplomatic corps. A restrained wedding with a warm public interest marked by no elaborate rites. Tacoma August 1 Dr Charles McCutcheon prominent physician philanthropist died from wintergreen dose taken by mistake at age 71. He headed Fannie Paddocks Hospital for forty years and led county and state medical associations.
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Paris
Annie Marie Fallieres
Daush
France
Johnean
Joseph d Lanes
Pallieres
Preiier Clemenceau
Hey Riviers
Tacoma
Wash
Charles McCutcheon
Bush Medical College
Chicago
Fannie Paddocks Hospital
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Ssateste Jatatefense
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