Officials Charged In Post Office Mail Espionage Debate
Washington Aug 15 After hours of postoffice appropriation debate the Senate prepares to vote on the measure. Senator La Follette accuses officials of rifling his mail to probe a postal service investigation and cites alleged espionage and gag rules. Provisions include a revised parcel post plan, state road funds, and a newsroom disclosure amendment, with names of publishers and stockholders required.
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Protest in England Raises Calls for Action
Protests erupt in England as citizens demand responses from authorities amid ongoing tensions. Officials have not announced concrete measures, drawing further public scrutiny and debate.
Opposition at Work in Pangama Canal Free Passage Fight
Washington faces a robust conference battle over free passage for American bound ships through the Panama Canal. Conferees Adamson Stevens and Brandegee clash with pro free toll opponents amid calls for treaty rights protection and potential arbitration with Britain if conflict escalates.
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Bloodhounds Called In Chase After Assault Near Huntington
Application was made to the Idaho penitentiary today for bloodhounds to aid in pursuing a negro who assaulted Mrs. Barclay wife of a railroad engineer near Huntington Oregon.
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Westbound Olympian crashes through Keechelis bridge
Five killed and several injured when the Westbound Olympian of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line derailed on a bridge west of Keechelys. The front engine and several cars plunged into a creek as wreck trains raced to the scene. Mrs Jurich of Seattle survived the crash, while engineer Townsend and fireman Noble were among the injured residents.
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North Montana Methodists to Open Annual Conference
The sixth annual session of the North Montana conference of the Merhothyt church opens Wednesday in Port Benton with Bishop Lucesels presiding. Rev Philo W Haynes of Great Falls is conference secretary and about 50 analysers, plus laymen from various events, are expected. Speakers include Charles M Boswell and Bishop Thill, with sessions through Friday and a banquet for visitors and Montana partners.
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A Good Man Going Wrong Is President
Washington August 22 Senator Stone of Missouri attacked President Taft’s tariff policy saying the president is a high class man led by environment and party interests. He called Taft a shining example of a man going wrong while praising his patriotism and motives. Governor Wilson is set for free silver and a radical tariff shift amid party disputes.
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Schepps Seeks Silence Ahead of New York Talk
Sam Schepps in Arkansas refuses to reveal more to reporters and plans to tell District Attorney Whitman the full truth once back in New York. Officials expect his potential confession to tie to Herman Rosenthal’s murder while New York police plan to coordinate with Arkansas authorities.
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Herman Ragenthal
Metropole
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Tot Springs
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Two Get Away! Train Massacre Leaves City in Shock
An armed rebel assault on a passenger train near Tlewitan, 116 miles southeast of Moxlua, resulted in the slaughter of thirty nine soldiers and many passengers. Conductor Maing and Collector Domingues led a doomed escape to Yautenrch before dying, as rebels looted and mutilated victims and authorities failed to restrain the massacre.
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Miner tragedy deepens as county probes riot killings
County Attorney T J Walker opened an inquiry into the Mineral Olen shooting aftermath amid claims of self defense by ranch hand Gray. He stated a formal inquest would examine all disorders preceding the tragedy at Gregson Springs where two Slavonians were shot during a riot.
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