Wisconsin Senator La Follette Follower Sentiment Cited At Meeting
Chicago crowd hears that Charles Crane and Charles Van Hise may back Governor Wilson. Crane, a major La Follette donor, shifts support toward Wilson as Wilson advisors discuss party structure and national leadership with McCombs and Daniels. Plans include possible Chicago headquarters and a West office.
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Sengirt
N. I
Charles 2. Crane
Chicago
Senator la Follette
Charles van Hise
University of Wsconsin
la Pollettes
Incheon
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Cladle
Crane
Wisconsin
Wilson
Lie Folledte
Cnnpaign
McCrane
van Hise
la Follette
Messrs Crane
Clarke
Clark
House
William 3. Hudspeth
William WF
McCombs
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Vote Delayed as Lorimer Debate Hits Senate
Washington July 42 The senate again failed to vote on the Low resolution to grant vacant the seat of William Lorimer of Illinois. Lorimer challenged Senator Kern and pledged to resign if Kern proved him guilty, while Lorimer accused Kern of misstatements and stalled progress. The chamber recessed and a final vote may be delayed by further arguments from La Follette and others.
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Washington
William Lorner
Ios
Orinier
Senate
Kern
Lorimer
Nenailor la Follette
Kerr
Senaté Chamiber
Chamber
Lorimw
Lea and
Kenyon
Atr
Ker
Chambat
Springfield
Charles A. White
Beckmeyer
Link
Holstay
Hiing
Red Tape Involved In Trial Of Judge Archbald
Washington July 12 The impeachment trial of Judge Archbald at the commerce court hinges on the accused jurist preference. Republican senators favor delaying formal proceedings until earlier weather while Democratic senators push for early action. Impeachment papers will be submitted after the Lorimer case. Prosecution managers will seek a Senate summons for Archbald to answer. A five senator committee will review the House resolution. The committee is likely headed by Senator Clark. No decision on who will preside over the trial has been reached.
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Washington
Judea Archnald
Commerce Court
House
Archbald
Senate
Lorimer
Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
Clark
Wyoming
Judiciary Committee
Genale
Swayne
Platt
Connecticut
Tern
Mrearding
Democrats See Victory Talk In Montana Interview
W G Conrad of Montana predicts a united Democratic wave in November with hopes for a Democratic president, House, and Senate. He argues tariffs will relieve high prices and contrasts with Taft and Roosevelt. He says Democrats are ready to bury differences for victory. A Spokane incident saved two year old Hard Whitman by a rag doll during a balcony fall. she survived unharmed after dropping 20 feet to a site walk.
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Standard
Washington
Washington Post Today
W.G. Conrad
Montana
Conrad
Baltimore
Acs
Wilson
House
Senate
Taft
Roosevelt
Spokane
Wash
Hard Whitman
J. P. Whitman
Missoula
E. W. Valentine
Rebel Forces Shrink as Orozco Proceeds South
Juarez July 12 reports say rebel troops are retreating, leaving a 300 man garrison. Government rail lines face two months to repair, with little activity near the border. Orozco denies disaffection, claiming the revolution will triumph. Federal cavalry push insurrectos from Saurez in skirmishes as funerals move north. Orozco plans to move south toward Gallaga to keep Huerta split, while main forces raid the Northwestern line between Casity Grandes and Madera.
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Juarez
Senor
Pascual Orozco Jr
Tniday
Mexico
Madero
Sauez
Shuwhua
Mexican Central Railroad
Pasqual Orozca
Mexican Central
Gallaga
Huerta
Casity Grandes
Madera
Murder Charge Linked to Blind-Baggage Death in Quincy
Wenatchee July reports state Fred Reddick of Hillyard is charged with the murder of Ernest G. Hansen of Mant, Michigan, whose skull was fractured on the blind baggage of a Great Northern train at Quincy, July 1. Hansen died later from his injuries in what investigators describe as a coal-weapon assault.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Fred Reddick
Hillyard
Great Northern Freman
Ernest G. Hansen
Mant Mich
Hanson
Great Northern
Quincy
Troja
Cial Ha
Red Mek
Still the Eagles Fly to Missoula Convention
Special Dispatch from Hamilton recounts the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention opening with a first day concert by the Hamilton high school band and a Missoula delegation train arrival. Delegates and visitors were fed by the Missoula band as reports from the president, treasurer, and secretary were heard at the Liens opera house with President A. Thohn presiding.
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Hamilton
Sis
Missoule
Iaglea
Paseen
A. mm
Jase Nufiber
Gances
Juris Frail Vite
Misroule
Missoula Bagles
Dtr
Cnnventu
Liens
Opert Lise
A. Thohn
PrestIour “Cohen
Terribly Beaten by a Strange Maker and Child Victim Attack
A boy named Eugene Nesbits was abducted near his home and forced to walk with a stranger who threatened death for making a sound. He was hurled head first against a mall in the freight yards and left unconscious, later found in George Street by Mrs Manning and a companion. Doctor Karstel attended him, noting serious injuries and a slim chance of recovery. Authorities investigate the assault at the Northern Tactile yards and surrounding area.
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John Revfern
Colorado
Pla
Bugeng
Mra
Manning
Adres
Alchone
Kar- Stel
Eugene
Robert Nesbits
Tledfern
Tle
Flo
Rio
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Hunsford
Ailodas
George St. Jacobe
Davon
Date
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Tig Ts
Pamon Ivit
Nader Hantondl
Indian Prisoners Shot After Ixtlan Assault
July 12 report from Ixtlan Mexico states 600 citizens escorted 600 prisoners to the state penitentiary when mounted Indians attacked. Seventy Indians were killed. several citizen escort guards died or were wounded. To forestall another attack the prisoners were shot and the escort returned home.
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Caxara
Mexico
Beig
Ixtlan
Judge Van Wireless recalls Harsh Letters in Mandard Case
Fragmentary report from Seattle notes conversations around a petition for a commissioner appointment, with Madge Mantard letters cited. Witness testimony references loyalty and national service, plus saloon wagering anecdotes from downtown, naming figures like Mantard and Hantormt and the Jailer.
Kansas Town Has Warm Distinction
Washington July 12 The Katte Place In the country today was Concordia Kan where she merely climbed to 104 the entire Central West sweltered The high mark was reached at Wichita Kan and the temperature definition shows Fore Wort Tex and Fort Smith Ark among the near misses There was discomfort through most of the country except in Northwest New England and the Middle Atlantic states where cooler weather prevailed The Weather bureau gave no assurance of relief for Saturday and Sunday.
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Washington
Katte
Concordia
Kan
Wichita
Groaha
New York Ends Loan Shark Era After Court Ruling
New York authorities announced that long battle against money lenders is over. A statute passed by the last legislature and upheld by the courts has forced lenders to close their doors, ending illegal high interest practices. The industry has agreed to cease all lending operations.
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New York
National Educational Association Concludes in Salt Lake City
The fiftieth annual convention of the National Educational Association closed tonight in Salt Lake City. President-elect F. T. Falrenii said the executive committee would ratify Salt Lake City as the site for next year’s convention in the autumn.
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Chicago
National Educational Association
F. T. Falrenii
Salt Lake City
United States Deliberates Panama Canal Toll Proposals
The State Department replies to Senate Chairman Reed on Panama Canal tolls. Secretary Knox outlines Britain’s concerns and four plans to exempt American shipping from tolls or refund tolls. Officials discuss treaty compliance and possible subsidies while noting potential conflicts with the existing Far-Panama treaty terms.
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Senate
Panawa Canal
Knox
Seater Uevndexce
Senate Interocunnle Tantin Vormmittex
Great Britain
Auudies
State Department
Congress
Knnox
Panama
Aingt
United States
Great Beltain
Prohibition Party Nominates Ticket At Atlantic City
Atlantic City delegates nominating the Prohibition Party standard bearers by acclamation for president and vice president amid intense debate over party name changes. Eugene W. Chanst of Arizona and Asian Watkins of Onlo were acclaimed, with F. W. Emerson of California as a leading vice presidential contender and A J Orem of Massachusetts urging a new party name such as Progressive.
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Eugene W. Chanst
Arizona
Watkins
Onlo
Sr. Chatin
Watkin
F. W. Emerson
Galt
Orem
Progressive
Aathera
Sans Servativa Party
RAK. Toft
Goed Ie
I Ag
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