War Declared as Roumania Moves on Bulgaria
London reports the Roumanian king declares war on Bulgaria with the Roumanian minister at Sofia recalled. Vienna notes Roumanian troops cross the frontier at 4 o clock. Bucharest announces orders to invade tomorrow and to notify Sofia. Belgrade reports a shortage of surgeons and hospitals. The society will forward Balkan relief contributions.
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Roumania
Bulgaria
Sofia
The
Times
Vienna
Bucharest
Belgrade
Balkans
Rumors of Bulgarian surrender near Demirhissar swirl in Europe
Berlin and Athens reports discuss General Ivanoff with 50 000 Bulgarians alleged to surrender near Demirhissar over a Struma river bridge. Athens official report remains noncommittal while the Ottoman Porte may order evacuation aid after 24 hours. Rumors also hint Romania moving to claim 2,500 square miles from Bulgaria.
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Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Athens
Ivanoff
Demirhissar
Struma
Telegraph
Natchevitch
Porte
Rumania
Bulgaria
Turtukal
Baltehek
Black Sea
Silistria
Bulgaria seeks peace as Balkan conflict nears ceasefire
London reports end of a fierce Balkan war phase with Bulgaria urging powers to arrange peace after failed plan to split Greek and Servian forces near Guergheli. Romanian invasion of Bulgaria shifts balance. internal military resignations cited. Russia France push for moderate settlement amid new alliance doubt. Servian premier suggests new basis for peace.
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London
Balkans
Bulgaria
Guergheli
Athens
Savoff
Russia
France
Vienna
Red Cross urged to aid Balkan war wounded
The American Red Cross is appealed to for relief of Balkan war sick and wounded. The American consul at Saloniki cables that ten thousand wounded soldiers exist there and that American missionaries want to open a hospital and raise funds. Urgent need for nurses and doctors is stated.
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American Red Cross
Saloniki
Red Cross Society
Red Cros
Roumania Declares War on Bulgaria In Early War News
In today’s edition The Standard reports Roumania declares war on Bulgaria as part of broader European tensions. Labor tensions and anti strike efforts are featured alongside political shifts and investigations proposed into major rail interests.
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Bulgaria
New York Central
C. S. Hartman
Ecuador
Butte
Ogden
Maroney
Moose
Goldberg
Greeks Break Bulgarian Front in Belissi Passes Patrol
Official dispatches say Greek forces pursued Bulgarians through Mount Belissi passes and the Doiran Strumitza corridor, winning a decisive victory. Bulgarians abandoned Istip positions and fled as Greek infantry captured nine guns and pressed the pursuit toward Strumitza with gains near Demizseir on the left.
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Athens
Mount Belissi
Doiran
Stramitza
Fourth Army
Istip
Strumitza
Demizseir
Battle near Kustendil shapes Balkan campaign
Belgrade reports a major engagement around Kustendil with Servian forces pressing from Istip into Radoviche and clashing with Greek troops after establishing positions in the Osegovo mountains. The outcome may influence the strategic course of the campaign.
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Belgrade
Kustendil
Osegovo
Bulgaria
Istip
Radoviche
Smith and wife lost in blizzard on Mount St Helens
Clinton B. Smith and his Portland wife, joined by Randall S. Carroll and Miss Bertie Monroe, were missing on Mount St Helens after a weeklong climb. A blizzard and heavy winds hindered searchers as Carroll and Miss Monroe, who reached Cougar, reported the Smiths were lost on the mountainside. no recovery yet.
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Ore
Clinton B. Smith
Mount St. Helens
Randall S. Carroll
Bertie Monroe
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Miss Monroe
Cougar
Smiths
Mrs. Smith
Any Old Bank Check Fleeces Christian Endeavor Delegate
Los Angeles July 10 A check drawn on Any Old National Bank was used to swindle a delegate at the Christian Endeavor union convention out of 45 dollars. T J Jenkins of Pendleton Oregon gave the stranger the money after being promised a larger check as security. The suspect fled and police were notified after the mark saw the rubber stamped bank name Inland and Empire Traction company with William Bowman as secretary.
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Los Angeles
Christian Endeavor Union
T. J. Jenkins
Pendleton
Ore
Jenkins
The
Inland and Empire Traction Company
William Bowman
Hicklin Found Guilty in Montana Embezzlement Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula July 10 The jury after six hours found ex Treasurer John W Hicklin guilty of embezzling about 6300 county funds and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary His attorneys argued chronic alcoholism as a defense He was released on bonds and plans to appeal immediately.
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Standard
Missoula
John W. Hicklin
Wicklin
Hicklin
Strike vote held by 1237 Northern Pacific telegraph operators
In St Paul on July 10 telegraph operators on the Northern Pacific lines begin a strike vote over wages, working conditions and vacations. Ballots went out yesterday and results are not expected for 12 to 15 days. They seek a 13 percent raise, adding about $147,000 to the road's expenses.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Hayashi Dies Renowned Japanese Statesman at 63
Count Tadasu Hayashi one of Japan's leading statesmen died at age 63 after a surgical operation following injuries from a jinrikisha accident. He formerly served as foreign minister under Premier Saionji and in the last Saionji cabinet as communications minister. His long diplomatic career included posts as minister to China and Russia and ambassador to the court of St James.
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Tokio
Tadasu Hayashi
Japan
Saionji
China
Russia
Court of St. James
New York Central in Latest 10 Be Attacked
Senate approves a resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the New York Central and Hudson River Railway company debt strategy. Probes cover 167.1 million in 4 percent bonds, 19.3 million in 3 and 4 percent issues, and a 97.2 million debenture, questioning capitalization, consolidation motives, and need for higher rates. Senator Norris cites long bond life and potential permanent debt impacting shippers.
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NEW York Central
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
House
Commission
New York Central & Hudson River Railway Company
Michigan Central
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Yesterday's Accident Delays The Standard's Issue
The Standard reports an unavoidable press accident during printing delayed yesterday morning's issue. Damage was slight financially, but repairs required time before operations could resume. Readers are apologized for the annoyance, and the press is back in shape.
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Standard
Expulsion urged for American agent in Mexico
Nogales Mexico July 10 Deportation of Charles L Montague American consular agent at Cananea was urged in an open letter from E Martinez city clerk of Cananea He asked Governor Pesquiera Sonora to apply Article 33 of the Mexican constitution for expulsion of undesirable foreigners.
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Nogales
Mexico
Charles L. Montague
Cananea
E. Martinez
Pesquiera
Sonora
Rail unions near arbitration stall wage dispute with 45 railroads
New York July 10 unions abstain from arbitration talks with 45 eastern railroads. Leaders push for railroads to show peace, while Washington eyes Erdman act amendments via the National Civic Federation. A Saturday meeting of the committee of one thousand may ratify the strike vote but no walkout is certain.
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New York
Washington
National Civic Federation
Congress
Ralph M. Hasty
Messrs. Garretson and Lee
Wilson
Garretson
Lee
Easty
House
Flowers Cast On Coffin At General Riva Funeral
Havana reports show a large funeral procession for General Armando Riva with officials and residents lining the route as flowers are cast from balconies onto the coffin borne on a gun carriage. The interior secretary suspends arms licenses. prisoners are confined. police uncover a conspiracy against Colonel Aurelio Hevia.
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Havana
Armando Riva
Senor Hevia
Albert
Col
Aurelio Hevia
Interior
General Riva
Prado
Riva
Hevia
Gets Her Divorce and Alimony From Husband in California
Oakland, July 10. Mrs Anita Baldwin McClaughery daughter of the late E J Lucky Baldwin and beneficiary of 10 000 000 from his estate was granted an interlocutory divorce from Hull McClaughery for cruelty Judge T W Harris presiding The custody of children Dextra 12 and Baldwin 9 to be shared. It was stated informally that Mrs McClaughery settled 390 000 on her former husband.
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Oakland
Cal
Anita Baldwin McClaughery
E. J
Lucky
Baldwin
Lamar Before Jury in Union Pacific Conspiracy Case
New York July 10 District Attorney Marshall presented the case of David Lamar to the federal grand jury. The defendant is accused of impersonating United States senators and congressmen in connection with the Union Pacific conspiracy. The proceedings were begun today before the grand jury.
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New York
David Lamar
United States
Union Pacific
Federal Grand Jury
Marshall
Confessional Reform Proposed by Rev Cooper Sheldon in LA
The Rev Co M Sheldon of Los Angeles advocates a modified form of confession for Protestant churches recommending changes to doctrine and practice to align with their faith commitments. His proposals emphasize clarity of belief and disciplined church life.
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Charles M. Shelden
Topeka
Kan
Canadian cities push for next Christian Endeavor convention
Winnipeg and Toronto lead active campaigns as Canada seeks the 1914 biennial gathering. Chicago, St. Louis, and Niagara Falls join the contest while the trustees decide tomorrow. Rev Francis E Clark urges special effort beginning Feb 2 to mark the movement's thirty third anniversary. William Shaw notes progress from 25 to 50 percent efficiency. Dr Ira Landrith blasts nonvoters as civic liabilities, urging voters to act as Christians. Confessional practice proposed by Rev Charles M Shelden as a means to strengthen church life.
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Los Angeles
Canada
International Christian Endeavor
Winnipeg
Toronto
Chicago
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Francis E. Clark
United Christian Endeavor Society
William Shaw
Senate to probe labor and capital wars in later session
The U S Senate lobby committee to investigate labor and capital conflicts and their push for favorable legislation. Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell are subpoenaed to testify, with George Pope and J P Bird of the National Association of Manufacturers also called. Mulhall's testimony on wool and sugar politics to follow. threats to Mulhall reported. a deputy guard may be assigned.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Federation
United Mine Workers of America
George Pope
J. P. Bird
National Association of Manufacturers
McNamara
Martin M. Mulhall
Mulhall
House Special Investigating Committee
Garrett
Overman
William Whitman
National Association of
Labor Troubles Basis of Inquiry Senate Lorry Investigators Go Far Back
Senate lorry investigators decide to go far back in search for information as part of an inquiry into labor troubles. The effort aims to uncover deeper causes and earlier actions related to ongoing disputes and regulatory responses.
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Hartman Slated for Minister to Ecuador
Washington reports that Charles S. Hartman of Bozeman Montana will be appointed minister to Ecuador. The post pays ten thousand dollars annually and the appointment is semi official.
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Ecuador
Washington
Charles S. Hartman
Bozeman, Mont
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