Mysterious theft case ends with confession in Livingston
Amber Thompson, daughter of Mrs Teselle, was charged with stealing $2000 in diamonds from a Livingston widow. She confessed after police tied her to a scheme with Guy Hamilton who allegedly planned a staged theft and fled town with $50. The doctor warned the young suspect faced life-threatening conditions during the ruse.
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University of Montana chief urges Missoula support
Dr. Edwin Boone Craighead, newly elected president of the University of Montana, speaks at a Missoula chamber luncheon. He praises southern hospitality, urges civic backing for a growing state university, and envisions Montana surpassing Tulane within ten years with broad public support and investment.
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City council ends free lunches in Los Angeles saloons
Los Angeles city council voted to abolish free lunches offered at saloons after months of committee review. The measure, known as Proposition, passed its final vote today, marking the end of the practice in the city.
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Soo railroad men in state on quiet tour
Special Dispatch reports a Soo Line party in a large touring car with a tent pack car visiting near Great Falls before moving on. President Pennington and engineer Lloyd led the group incognito, gathering data as they traveled along the Great Northern cutoff route, a secretive scouting mission likely tied to potential expansion into the region. Chief Engineer Hogeland of the Great Northern later met the party near Sand Springs, confirming the expedition’s existence and suspicions of an Soo Line extension into this area.
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Award Bargain Kept Debates Panama Toll Policy
Washington July 23 Senator Percy of Mississippi argued against free tolls through the Panama canal for any shipping and said the United States should not discriminate in favor of American commerce under the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. He warned against breaking contracts while noting Britain’s historic treaty actions. Other senators questioned fairness of international courts and the genuineness of neutrality guarantees as the canal debate continued. A separate dispatch reports the emperor’s condition in Tokio at 6 am, noting well sleep and given vital signs.
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German Menace Speech Draws Canadian Attention
Dr Hermann Paasche, German Reichstag leader, says war with Britain seems inconceivable and misinterpretations in Britain stem from navy growth. He and his wife arrived by train in Vancouver and plan to sail to the Orient. he defends German aims and notes Germany’s rising iron and steel output and exports.
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Yuan Sends Names for His Cabinet
Peking July 23 President Yuan Shi Kai submitted today to the national assembly ix nominees to the cabinet and three view more expected. Majority of the assembly will approve the nominations because of his dissatisfaction with rejections of previous nominees aroused. The assembly was warned by Hankow division commandant that troops would be brought to Peking to drive the assembly out if obstructed. Yuan Shi Kai steadily gains support from most parties except Tung Men Hut which favors Sun Yat Sen and Tang Shao Yi, and seeks to prevent Yuan from forming a strong government.
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Tariff Board Extended Amid Senate Vote
Senate approved an extra year for the tariff board by 34 to 20 after a brief clash, with Democrats and some Republicans divided over funding. An amendment requiring annual reports to Congress passed, while other moves to create a congressional tariff commission failed. The measure totals about 115 500 dollars for key bureaus, with House resistance noted. Also reported Berlin’s Zeppelin-type airship Z II? taken by War Department after 18 hour trials, speed 49 mph, to be stationed near the French frontier. Heavy rains and floods hit northern Japan with 400 missing and crops damaged.
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New Mexico and Mexico City Face War Crisis
Cabinet meetings in Juarez and Mexico City push to suspend personal guarantees amid train attacks and widespread violence in the north and south. Officials report rail bridges burned near Torreon and rebel forces led by Emilio Zapata and Emilio Campa, as U.S. observers monitor US citizens and Americans in Chimaminea and New York murder cases unfold with Rosenthal aftermath.
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Campbell Expelled Amid Turmoil in Federation
Cripple Creek Colorado July 2. Campbell, a Western Federation of Miners leader from Butte, was expelled by President Moyer for allegedly undermining the federation. Delegates from Butte blocked resolutions against him, and Campbell pledged not to return if not a member. He denies IW workers ties, while Moyer asserts an IW faction exists and leads the federation. Open sessions are expected to resume soon.
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