Judge Hanford resigns amid misconduct hearings in Seattle
United States District Judge C H Hanford announces resignation to President Taft as witnesses testified before the house judiciary sub committee on charges of misconduc t. The Washington veteran, appointed when statehood arrived, says he will practice law while noting the strain of the investigation. The hearing is expected to adjourn, with no further action anticipated.
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Hope for Japan's Emperor Amid Illness Delays Assurance
Reports say Matsu hito remains ill with improved conditions noted but no sleep. court bulletins stress the maladies are under control. He spoke yesterday to his three grandsons and the crown prince as world leaders and citizens express concern. About ten thousand pilgrims visit the imperial throne daily seeking recovery.
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Wilson shapes campaign stance and stump plans in New Jersey
Governor Wilson abandons his routine at Seagirt to prepare a keynote acceptance speech for the Baltimore platform. He will campaign with Champ Clark joining in urging support, while discussing campaign states and strategies with Reed and Stone. A signed immigration statement to American Hungarian press expresses support for reasonable restrictions that do not exclude honest workers seeking asylum.
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Roosevelt and Flinn in Battle Over Pennsylvania
Oyster Bay New York July 22 Colonel Roosevelt and William Flinn of Pittsburgh discussed the Pennsylvania tangle in the new political dispute as coverage continued on page eight.
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Dairyman Fails In Cattle Test Case In Montana
Special Dispatch reports in Livingston that judge J F O Connor granted a motion to set aside the complaint in a suit by W W Bailey a Livingston dairyman against Dr William Tracy Power HL An Sappington Knowles state veterinarian Devore and others over a 1 89 claim for damages from the killing of tubercular cattle The defense argued no action existed and the plaintiff may amend the complaint The case was seen as a test of state tuberculosis testing impact on dairy operators in Montana and could trigger similar suits by other ranchers
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Prestige Is Lost Fateful Fire and Mexican Fury Debate
Washington July 22 Senate debate over U S failure to protect citizens and property from Mexican unrest. Senator Fall blasts lack of action, cites killings and $50 million in losses, urges war department probe of cross border fire at Douglas and El Paso. Swanson calls for State Department action amid amid accusations of official inaction. Local dispatch notes a Forsyth shooting where John Temple fatally wounded Lewis Davis after a branding dispute on a Crow reservation nearby.
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Study of Warfare Over for Montana Guardsmen
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Montana National Guard encampment at Fort Harrison concluded after a review by Gov. E. L. Norris. Troops will stay in camp until tomorrow morning. Major Learnard and his aides praised the week’s maneuvers as well executed amid favorable weather and clear skies.
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Confesses Killing Mother's Slayer in July Case
Clement confessed today to killing William C ase, mother Mrs. W. C. Bradford was shot May 31 by Landis, who had threatened her with a revolver. Clement said the night of Landis release he sat on his porch and played guitar, the memory of his mother drove him to act. Portions of the confession were withheld by the district attorney.
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Woman Signal Operator Testifies In Wreck Inquiry
Coroner Hoffman announced the Chicago incident inquiry into the July 14 Western Springs wreck that killed 13 would finish tomorrow. Julia A. Wilcox, Western Springs block signal operator, faced questions about her role as a witness described as having influenced the collision. Witnesses discussed blurred signals, fog, and the dispatchers rules. Conductor J F Johnson testified the Denver Take schedule train sped in fog with no safety provision for slowing.
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Nevada mining man in court over missing $26
July 2 in a Nevada court Mr Ban Francis Grace de Loyes Wright faced arrest after his wife Mrs Wright fled with $26 he claimed was earned from a Denver matrimonial agency. He said she eluded him to the Pacific coast and he traced her to Oakland. She tried to ruin the hearing with a self harm incident in her cell as Wright testified.
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Speech Arouses English People in Navy Petness
A garbled speech fragment excites English audiences, with unclear references to naval personnel and national concerns. The excerpt hints at public interest in military matters and national defense, though specifics are unreadable.
Germany moves fast in plotters toils across Europe
London reports Winston Churchill unveils a 5 million dollar naval appropriation with strong warning about Germany's growing threat. Speakers including Asquith and Chamberlain urge unity with dominions. in New York the Rosenthal murder case sees major suspects arraigned and Mayor Gaynor taking an active role. Continued coverage notes police actions and grand jury focus on police involvement and the murder itself.
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Man in Drunken Stupor Says He Married Miss Goodman
Special Dispatch to the Star Livingston July report says the man who wed Miss Goodman claims he was intoxicated when the marriage occurred and learned the truth afterward. He asserts he was not responsible due to heavy drinking for days and says desertion followed soon after. The tale involves jewelry theft and police inquiries led by Sheriff Kitlorn.
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Convention Hears Campbell’s Case in Miner Union Split
Cripple Creek Colorado July reports a Western Federation of Miners intra faction hearing. Thomas Campbell of Butte faces charges amid a secret proceedings amid accusations and countercharges. Moyer’s leadership questioned as letters claimed to support Campbell are discussed.
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