Officials Charged Over Mail Tampering Claims In Senate Debate
Washington August 14 The post office appropriation bid moved toward completion after a five year effort as debate focused on alleged mail intrusion. Senator La Follette charged post office employees with spying to uncover an investigation, while officials denied the espionage accusation. The discussion touched on post office reform, regional rate plans, and proposals affecting newspaper ownership disclosures and postal labor conditions.
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Washington
Post Office
Tomorcow
Senstar la Follelle
Pnatal
Wisconsin
Charles TP. Grandfeld
Usuaeeere
Serieal
la Follette
Matt
Ja Aa
Atfelala
Postottich Department
Postoffics Department
Congress
Postoffice Department
Senate
Conference on canal tolls prompts treaty rights clash
Washington August reports on a pending canal bill to grant free passage to American foreign bound ships sparks a conference committee showdown. Brandegee aligns with Adamson and Stevens opposing what they call a treaty rights violation and concession to foreign shipping. Protests and arbitration talks loom as Britain and other nations await U.S. action. Boise report notes a penitentiary bloodhound aid in the pursuit of a Black man assaulting a railroad engineer’s wife.
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Washington
Panaima
Brandegee
Senate
Adamson
Steven
Houge
Uut
Ddvices
State Department
Amercan Veggery
Great Britain
United States
Japan
T Hits
Congress
Jt Jy
Boise
Idaho
Irlehe
Garclay
Railroas
Huntingdon
Ore
Westbound Olympian Through Bridge Tragedy Near Seattle
Seattle Aug 12 three killed and several injured when westbound Olympian derailed on a bridge near Keechelus east of Seattle. Passengers and crew named include Mrs Simon Jurich engineer Townshend fireman Noble Spencer Tacoma injured but recovering. Wreckage left both engines and coaches in a ravine as wrecking trains repair the line for Northern Pacific tracks.
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Seattle
Severa
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Keochelus
Simon Jurich
Townshend
Noble
Spencer
Tacoma
Jurich
Cascade
Wreek Dna
Pnerly
Shivage
Keeehelus
Trafic
Northern Pacific
Neresa
Amyating
A. D. Sibley
C. M. Thomas
Thomas Marshall
Henry Noble
Seeattle
H. Townsend
Salem
Ore
Keechelus
Bagones
A Good Man Going Wrong Is President taft taft taft
Senator Stone of Missouri critiqued President Taft in a Senate speech over the veto of the wool tariff bill. He labeled Taft as a high minded man compromised by environment and special interests, calling him “a shining example of a good man going wrong.” He urged leadership free of politics and party pressure, citing the tariff board and Wilson’s rise as factors shaping policy.
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Washington, Ave
Taft
Senator Stone
Missouri
Stone
Tariff Board
Hanater Stone
Band
Wilsor
Hull
Wilson
Schepps Cites Silence as Case Moves in Rosenthal Murder
Sam Schepps, jailed in the Herman Rosenthal murder case, refuses to discuss his full story, insisting he will tell District Attorney Whitman in New York. A New York lawyer urges silence, while local authorities expect arrival of Whitman’s officers to take Schepps. The week could reveal more confessions and potentially implicate policeman Keker in the crime.
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Apt Springs
Sam Schepps
Herman Rosenthal
York
Schepps
Arkangag
Ombera
New York
Whitman
New Yorkollce
Acheppy
Acie Mayer Pettitts
Willman
Schapps
Jack Rose
Trier
Titan
Metropole
Evsl
Sucktrict
Maolf
New Ams
Art
Jack
Manltenant Keker
Church Conference Opens In Port Benton In August
Port Benton hosts the Methodist Church conference from Tuesday to Sunday with Bishop Esdarell presiding. About 90 visitors are expected, including ministers, laymembers, and delegations from northern Montana, along with a program of services, addresses, and missionary society events.
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Wort Benton
The
Methodist Church
Luvcoel
Helena
Rine Toy
Pie
Xorthern Moan
Port Benton
North Manton
Methodist Iniesionerss Ue Society
Ew FP
Algehr
Jacpb Milly
Esdarell
Pistor
Charles My Ponaldyon
Lovelock
Chorel
Charles Th Green
Heeli
Tobey
Ff BR
Russell
Cireal Pathegeni
Hae Ree
AO. White
Kul Fspell
fUas Hop
Tye Wilson
Some Missionary Society
Jo A. Ho
Fu Orsdel
Ehuren Extynalan
Mes J
Marti
Creat Falls
Charles M. Bowweil
Philuleimbla
Pagie
Laeoask
Freedimin
Chyciman
Cork
Evenaelistic
Aid Steigty
Whitt
Dean Charles Wo Tenner
Flovard
Telefe
Dll
Ann Ray
Ates
Sisttars
Montana
van Orsdal
Paty
Togan
Fane Ghemous
Ohlens
Aba
Charles
Massacre on Mexican Express Leaves Many Dead
A grim train ambush near a canyon in Mexico City results in a brutal slaughter. Rebels and government troops exchange fire as passengers, including journalists From New York and Etlars, are killed or injured. Wounded are robbed and officials report no restraint shown by attackers.
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Toport
Byalliuie Zagiara
Ji J. Birauds
Wrouguay
Pile Aengeery
Ang Ste
New York
Leyernsza
Jefac Ba
Self defense tale in shooting at miners’ disorder
Gray says he acted in self defense when attacked by Slavonians at the miners’ riot near Crregson. He fired five shots into the dirt after the crowd began shooting at his horse, claiming 12 armed men confronted him and fled with one wounded. The county attorney will study evidence and disorder prior to the shooting.
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Dobn Garasevich
Mie
Vietionf
Wika Coma
Crregson
Sin
Tie Tivorder
UN Whshnta Union
Sealer Ay
Sregsoy Springs
Walker
Tella
Grays
Paltlaner
Trenalire
Gray
Amit Corence Smith
Luittery
Tal
Sisventons
Hint
Ross
Raftery’s
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Methodwle
Fort Benton
Charlus ‘M. Donaldsox
Benton Methodist Church
Th CG
Rekluind
Kunatow
Rene Thronch
Paayer
Cnila Wharees
Elie
Oranaiziog
Lalethé
Rey
George W. Nichols
Etterlin
Qeevell
Bourne-Bristow
Wim
Constellation Sa
Senate Committee
Ao Commission
Mats
Tra
England
Vanaia Canal
Telliah
Emicea Bressure
Anove
Huntin
Reiny
Serous Negno
Olympian
Van
Lagi Ske
Prec Thmey
Sloan Giuptei
Sateten Anu Passhnr
ENS
Seavey
Geybiermer
Uredytan al Fm
Er Pitt
Viewman
Mexico City
Shieely
Mexico
Martie
Yauteneeh
Ile
Viinty Mibariny Walker
Proatines
Trent
Wien
Trowa
TRE Rev
W. W. van Orsdee
Brchor van
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