Elks Grand Lodge Officers Elected At Annual Reunion
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual reunion in Buffalo New York with 1201 delegates. Officers elected include Robert W Kyky leading knight C Fy Winston royal knight W Kaufmann Hoboken treasurer Edward McLaughlin Boston. The event featured inaugural remarks by Rev Walter Davenport Buckner and Governor’s representative Mayor Knight. The report shows strong membership growth and solid finances with 988 lodges and 200040 members, plus funds totaling 180273 in assets. The next convention location is to be announced with Denver Dallas and Atlantic City as contenders.
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Benevent and Protective Order of
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Robert W. Ky
C. Fy
Winston
N.C
Aed
W. Kaufmann
Hoboken
N. J
Knigh
Edward McLaughlin
Boston
Mass
Red. Robinson
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Pitts
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Hayleland
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Watertown
Charles C. Lehmiat Ieeling
W. Va
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Norlock
Walter Davenport
Buckner
Rand
Knight
Ity
O'Brien
Skdom
Ford
Fred Robinson
Louis
Cincinnati
Spokane
Labiley
Denver
Dall
Antic City
Jalisco
Mexico
Doring
Peace negotiations talk with Takahira set for Friday
Washington reports say Japanese minister Takahira will call on the president at Oyster Bay next Friday for a conference on peace negotiations. He is expected to return to his destination soon after and take a rest. The Chinese request to be represented has stirred tensions, with diplomats noting China acted at Russia's urging.
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Washington
Takahira
Oyster Bay
Ching
China
Japan
Murder of Police Prefect Shuvaloff Shocks St Petersburg
The prefect of police Count Peter Shuvaloff of Moscow was assassinated this morning as he received petitions. A gunman dressed as a petitioner fired five shots at close range, wounding him fatally. the assassin was arrested. The motive appears political, with crowds denouncing the killing in St Petersburg.
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Moscow
Peter Count Shuvaloff
Shuvalom
Shuvaloft
Elizabeth
Gis
St. Petersburg
Russia
Peter Shuvaloff
Rusia
Berlin
Morocco Settlement Talks Begin After Invitations
A special messenger carried the Sultan invitation for an international Morocco conference. Plans mature to issue similar instructions to French representatives regarding conference program. Diplomats see the settlement as a natural move after ministerial changes from Delcassé to Rouvier, reflecting shifts in France’s alliances with Britain and Germany.
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Morocco
Moraveo
M. Rouvier
France
Great Britain
Germany
Farfadet Submarine Dive Attempt Near Paris Harbor
Paris July 11 dispatch says divers plan to tunnel under the submerged Farfadet to lift it from the mud and raise the boat to the surface. The crew’s fate remains unconfirmed as relief funds grow for victims’ families and officials seek to strengthen naval defenses.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine Today
Sisort
Unis
Thomsen
Elserta
Inventor Henstrum Found Dead in Great Falls Bay
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the body of Henstrum found near Broadwater Bay eastern shore. He appears to have died by self-inflicted gunshot, pushed by a broomstick, with the shotgun across his knees. He lived in Great Falls, worked as a carpenter, and had been employed as a yardman for Sylvia Bryant. Age about 40, with no known relatives in the city.
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Great Falls
Henstram
Broadwater Bay
Menstrum
Mani
Henstrum
Sylvia Bryant
Red Light District
Indictments handed down against Milwaukee officials
Milwaukee officials face a large set of indictments after a Milwaukee County grand jury returned today in municipal court. The batch includes new names, with charges mainly bribery tied to county projects and hospital construction. Two former county board members are named in confessions, and Fred C. Schultz faces a bribery count linked to a 1961 primary vote. Washington reports a Kansas battleship launch planned at Camden Yard, New Jersey.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Uals
Waukee County
Aduls County
DO ‘Ir
Edward , Strauss
Foremer
Fred C. Schultz
Mai
Herman J. Pomsening
State Assembly
Pomsening
Jealous Wife Attacks Husband With Vitriol At Kalispell
A jealous Kalispell woman attacked Tom King at the section house with a cup of vitriol after suspecting infidelity. He escaped to the engine and splashed his face and chest with lube. He was treated at Kalispell hospital and justice court actions proceed. Perjury charges tied to timber entries also feature in the case as King pleads not guilty amid grand jury testimony.
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Kalispell
Vite
Tom King
Nnte
Halispell Hs
Pital
Wis
Warried
Sand
Idaho
Cornell
Por
Kesler
Lewiston
Salt Lake
Utah
Caroner
Mitchell
Flood Crisis Strikes Calexico as Salton Rivers Rise
Flood situation in California worsens with both Salton rivers spreading over the valley. Crops and ditches damaged. no public bridges left. Water runs about a foot below railroad tracks as sacks are placed to protect the line. Some people forced from homes. danger persists near Salton Sink.
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Calexico
Cal
Salton
Southern Pacific Railroad
Salton Sik
Slaughter of Weak and Helpless Japs Reported on Sakhalin Coast
Reports describe shipwrecked Japanese fishermen killed or captured by Russian guardsmen on Sakhalin as months at sea left survivors in a remote wilderness. Several lost lives, convicts reportedly fled, and only a few escaped to tell the tale amid broader storm and flood disasters across Japan and Canton.
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Sakhalien
Sakhallen
Sakkaido
Sakballen
Japan
Iwari Province
Teushima
Kagoshima
Investigation opened into Cotton report misconduct and Holmes case
Acting Attorney General Hoyt disclosed that papers in the Cotton Investigation report have been sent to U S District Attorney Morgan Reach for thorough inquiry. Reach will probe all details, including potential criminal prosecutions of Edwin S. Holmes and others, with investigations covering local and administrative futures. Hoyt and Reach discuss proceeding actions as they review the report and await further steps.
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Washington
Hoyt
Wilson
United States
Morgan H. Reach
Reach
Ihnt
Hik
Prosca
Edwin 8. Holmes
Department of Agriculture
New York
Trail Attractions Shut Down Then Reopen At Portland Exposition
At the Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition two large Trail attractions in Portland halted operations due to financial strains and Sunday closing rules. A compromise reduced evening prices and a conference with Trail proprietors led to renewed openings with satisfactory terms. other nearby grand shows faced similar pressures.
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Portland
Ore
Tatr
Goode
Telegraph Operators Strike Looms At Noon
Telegraph operators threaten to strike at noon tomorrow unless final talks in St Paul yield. They demand a five dollar minimum wage increase to 34 dollars monthly, hours concessions, and reinstatement of discharges on the Northern Pacific. Company argues discharges must stand for discipline. Superintendent Beamer doubts widespread obedience on Idaho division.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
A. Beamer
Idaho
Faste
Explosion Damps Roars Through Rhondda Pit No.2
A fire damp explosion at No 2 pit of the Rhondda Valley Colliery in Wales traps 150 miners. Rescue work is hindered by foul air and shifting debris, with no sound from the entombed area by midnight. Thousands gather as efforts continue to reach survivors amid the disaster.
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Cardiff
Wales
Q Colliery
Rhonda Valley
Welsh Coal Fields
Uepft
No. 2
No. 1
Nave Veen
Rescue Efforts Fail for 39 Men After Fire
Dortmund Prussia July 11 Efforts to save 39 men trapped by a fire in the Boroussia coal mine yesterday have failed and it is feared that the men have perished.
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Dortmund
Prussia
Boroussia
Portland Ethics Convention Prompts Educator Debate
At the seventy fifth annual convention in Portland Maine, figures including Charles W. Eliot and Carroll D. Wright discussed ethics instruction near public schools. Arthur D. Call cited survey results: eight percent favored, 29 percent opposed, 37 percent undecided.
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Portland
It American “Institute of Instruction
Charles W. Eliot
Harg Sity
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
Frederick Scott
National Congress of Mothers
Eva Perry Moore
National Association of Collegiate Jump
Amiss W. C. Vale Jette
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Arthur D. Call
Hartford
Conn
Call
Prisoners Released and Law Satisfied in Denver Election Case
Denver July 1 Seven prisoners previously jailed for conniving at election frauds in the city were released by order of the supreme court. Peter Miller and Michiel Dowd, convicted of hallo w atumfing, were sent to the state penitentiary to serve the remainder of their two year terms. Fifty seven persons in all were punished for violations of the section laws or the injunction prior to the election last fall. but all except Miller and Dowd have now been released.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Peter Miller
Michiel Dowd
Miler
Dowd
Drowned in Ditch After Train Accident Near Ravensdale
A Seattle man attempting to steal a ride on a Northern Pacific passenger train fell from the top of a coach near Ravensdale last night and drowned in a water-filled ditch before rescue could reach him. His mother is believed to live in South Dakota.
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Seattle
Wash
Uy Mse
Fragmentary Idaho election note with partisan hints
The readable fragments reference Idaho politics and mentions Republican and Democrat hints. The text appears garbled but hints at election context and a named individual Pinney and Topas with unclear roles. No clear event, date, or full names to confirm an outcome.
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