Wood Tow Wilso at Plattdeutscher Volkfest rally
Governor Woodrow Wilson faced a windy outdoor crowd in Hoboken N J addressing the Plattdeutscher Volkfestverin a German American group. From a balcony he urged Americans to take ownership of government and praised immigrant hopes for liberty and justice in America.
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Judge Lovett Makes First Visit to Butte Surprise
Judge RLS Lovett, Harriman system chairman, arrived in Butte on a serving visit by a Butte car tour. He spoke with prominent men, toured the mine at Centeryile, and discussed Montana needs and the Northwest’s agricultural and mining prospects. Lovett praised mine methods and suggested Montana water power could attract manufacturing, while noting future railroad improvements and increased freight handling. He called it his first visit to Butte and said it would not be his last.
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Execut ive Clemency for Two Montanans
President Taft commuted the sentences of Mike Wrote and Toots Brown for the 1910 Saga Creek killing near the Crow reservation in Carbon county. Wrote’s 12 year term cut to five. Brown’s five years reduced so he may be released on parole eligibility in October. Local petitioners pressed for clemency citing age and health factors.
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Saga Creek
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Crow Reservation
Wrate
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Taft proposes canal freedom legislation amid talks
President Taft wrapped up a day of conferences on the Panama Canal bill with a message to Congress urging passage of a law that would permit American travel through the canal free and allow foreign nations to test its legality in U S courts. He discussed the message with senators and representatives before a cabinet meeting and its fate rested with committees tomorrow.
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Corbett Tunnel Bill Reappears Before Senate
Washington Arg reports the senate authorized a direct appropriation of 42481 to reimburse the contractor and suppliers for the Garbett irrigation tunnel in the Snoshone project Wyoming. President Tate had vetoed a bill requiring government payment on claims, while the house failed to pass a comparable measure.
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Pioneer Pioneers Return to Deer Lodge Celebrations
The Montana Wiongers Society marks the 90th anniversary with heralded exhibits and badges. Old timers parade through Deer Lodge as merchants display era relics and a register at William Coleman's store records arrivals. A two day program includes tours, a Milwaukee hall reception, and a Thursday banquet with the Boston and Montana band.
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Murder fugitive William Newham leaps bail near Big Fork
Deputy Sheriff Metcalf reports a search for William P Newham after he fled a 410,000 bond for murder of his brother John near Big Fork on July 29. Bloodhounds failed to track him from Flathead Lake camp. Deputized citizens search the mountains as authorities warn of possible armed resistance and a potential battle. Reward of 3000 offered by brother-in-law A B Morton.
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John Newham
Big Fork
A. B. Morton
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Democratic County Committee Endorses Two for Governor
A full delegation will be sent to the Great Falls convention. J. Wala and Te George were endorsed for governor, J. L. Ashridge is expected to be nominated for governor from Mussalio, per local sources.
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Police anxious to get him first in Schepps arrest case
New York August report details police pursuit of Schepps from custody of District Attorney Willcox to prevent interference, with the accused facing new charges on the West Side. Witnesses, guards, and the district attorney’s office are described as they plan a grand jury appearance and possible testimony about the Rosenthal case.
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Sim Schepps
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Helopps
Rumors clash over Sun Yat Sen assassination claim
Fragmented reports from August third week circulate about alleged assassination of Dr Sun Yat Sen. Cable and press accounts conflict. doubts rise as authorities and Sun Fo trace sources. No confirmation of the death reported. Sun is described as alive and in California, while rumors of threats and political upheaval spread.
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Abolition of the Commerce Court Debated in Washington
Washington discusses a bill sent to the White House to abolish the commerce court. The measure lacks a provision on a seven member structure, drawing objections from opponents including Mr. Tan. The president has signaled readiness to act if Congress approves the measure.
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Milwanen Bill Passes Senate Graveling Waiver
The Senate approves a bill authorizing Milwanen Balirow to remove gravel from the Kort Kough military reservation under War Department oversight. The action clears a procedural hurdle as the measure reaches the president for signature.
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Uncrowned Kin of Africa slain at last
Janes Wards Togen, Fotuaw, tracked for years, finally faced fate. Authorities name the long pursuit and the unraveling of a historic fratricide within royal kin. The case highlights enduring tensions over succession and power.
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Janes Ward Togens
Death of American Elephant Poison Rogora in Central Africa
London reports James Ward Rogora, an American and famed ivory trader, hunted by British and Sudanese forces in the Central Africa jungles. After months of pursuit across the Congo and Nile banks, he was killed or captured, ending a dramatic colonial chase that mirrored earlier manhunts in Asia and Africa.
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Wilterness
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Senate Rifts Over Six Year Presidential Term Debate
Washington debate splits the Senate as six year term proposal for the presidency triggers heated exchanges among Republicans Democrats and progressives. Senator Cummins supports the resolution while Governors and others raise constitutional and political concerns about extending the term.
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Benxtor Toran
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