Peculiar Oath Formed Over Philippine Court Oath Debate
Taft defends oath of Philippine officials to support laws under U S constitution but questions arise over whether the constitution follows the flag. He argues officials derive authority from U S structures and cautions against altering the oath amid ongoing constitutional questions.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippine Commission of
Archipelago
Taft
United States
Supreme Authority of the
Ide
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Senor Paterno
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Congress
Constitution limits on duties in Porto Rico and islands
A historical analysis discusses how the U S constitution and a recent supreme court ruling limit application of uniform duties to imports in territories. It questions oath forms that might mislead about constitutional reach and urges returning to an established, clear oath form.
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United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Zurbano Surrenders in Philippine District
Colonel Zurbano with 29 officers and 518 men surrendered to Lt. Hickman in Taya bas province. They took the oath to the United States, clearing the district of revolutionary elements. A civilian, Pinnick, was sentenced to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine for receiving stolen commissary supplies.
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Manila
Zurbano
Hickman
First Cavalry
Tayabas
United States
Pinnick
Commissary Department
National League Slugfest Puts New York Over Brooklyn
In a high scoring game New York beats Brooklyn 10 to 8 amid four pitchers and 5000 in attendance. Also Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 11 to 2, St. Louis edges Chicago 2 to 1, and Philadelphia beats Boston 4 to 1 with notable pitching and a busy day across the league.
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Brooklyn
Beore
R. H. EB
New York
Deepseedh Deans
P. Ct
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York Au
Poston
Cincinnato
Wi . Oe
Hioago
Orioles and Indians slug through hard fought game
In a tight American League contest Baltimore and Cleveland battled with both starters roughing up. Attendance reached 1,000 as Moore Yeager for Baltimore and McGinnity Bresnehan for Cleveland allowed multiple runs in a 6 5 game showing offensive support from both sides.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
KH. B.ee
Moore
Yeager
McGinnity
Bresnehan
Chicago 17 Washington 3 in the early July tilt
Chicago batted with heat and ran bases relentlessly to win 17 to 3 over Washington. Hatteries players Callahan Harvey and Sullivan Patten Grady featured for Chicago, while attendance rose to 1 20.
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Chicago
Washington
Correee
Callahan
Harvey and Sullivan
Patten and Grady
Philadelphia Fan Safe Lead Seals Detroit Victory
Detroit defeated Philadelphia with a 1 to 0 margin after Philadelphia held a late lead. Attendance listed as 2,119. Pitchers Cronin High Owen and Bue low Fraser and Smith contributed to the defensive effort in a low scoring contest.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
B. Kadhee Bapeke
Cevanene Batteries
Cronin, High
Owen and
Buelow
Fraser and Smith
Feereee
Milwaukee Defeats Boston on Errant Play in Idle Game
Milwaukee loses to Boston as Hemphill miscue leads to two runs in the third inning. Attendance around 1,000. Battery details list Hawley and Maloney for Milwaukee and Criger for Boston with Beere on the mound.
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Milwaukee
Boston
Hemphill
Unclear OCR sports receipt with scattered team codes
Fragmentary text shows multiple city names and numbers with unclear context. Mentions Chicago Baltimore Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee and various figures. No coherent event, score, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Chicago
Bosson
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Piaget
P. Ct
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Portland Beats Seattle 15 to 5 in Portland game
Portland defeated Seattle 15 to 5 in a game played in Seattle. Batteries Harmon Hickey and Frary, Glendon and Vigneux contributed for Portland while Umpire McDonald officiated. Some stray OCR text appears but the main result and key players are identifiable.
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Seattle
Daranas
Harmon, Hickey and
Frary
Glendon
Vigneux
McDonald
Spokane Falls to Tacoma in July baseball game
Tacoma defeated Spokane 8 to 5 in Spokane Washington with Scorers noting Miller Swindells and Lough contributing runs. Umpire OConnell officiated as the teams exchanged hits and runs in the July contest.
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Tacoma
Spokane
Wash
R. H. E. Wepabas Vocieda Cicereiest Canedecess
Clus
Sisbebop
Nasomaunail
Miller
Swindells
Lougheed
Willner
Zearfoss
O'Connell
Camp death toll for whites in South Africa June
A London parliamentary paper reports June camp figures: 84 410 white inmates and 23 489 colored inmates. Whites recorded 777 deaths, including children, in the concentration camps.
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London
South Africa
Chilren
Woolgrowers Meet as Montana Wool Prices Climb
Eastern Montana woolgrowers plan a meeting postponed to a date not yet set to allow Hon. T C Power to attend. On the market today 650000 pounds sold at an average 13 1/2 cents with Montana wool at 14 1/4 and Wyoming at 13 1/2 cents. Transactions include Bert Shorey Merrill 130000 pounds at 14 1/4 cents and Len Lewis Lewis several lots up to 260000 pounds at 13 cents to Dewey Gould & Co and other buyers.
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Standard
Billings
Montana
T. C. Power
Wool Exchange
Wyoming
Bert Shorey, Merrill
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Kanouse & Becker
Allen & Madison
Red Lodge
John Rye
Melville
Whitman
Farnsworth & Co
Len Lewis
Lewis
Dewey, Gould & Co
J. Koshland & Co
Taylor & Hogg
Meeteetse
Wool market soars as Great Falls handles half a million pounds
Great Falls exchanges record a brisk wool sale totaling about 500000 pounds with bids strong across most lots. Prices range from 12 to 14 percent cents, with one exception failing due to questionable quality. several lots priced and sold to buyers including Barraclough Livingston Dupee May Nunn and Livingston among others.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Exchange
A. J. Fowler
Livingston
J. T. W. Luce
Putnam
Harris & Luce
William R. Spences
Malta
Dupee, Graham & Finlayson
Dupee
R. M. Trafton
Porter Bros
May
J. R. Roscoe
Thayer
N. L. Sequist
J. H. Carmichael
J. Sturgeon
Sturgeon & Wright
Pete Bloomer
Hoot
J. A. Ford
J. B Hetn
Barraclough
P. McConnell
Nunn
Archie Crossin
Homer Sheep Company
Wool market stays active with London gains hints
Boston reports a continuing strong wool market as fine wools rise. Mills are well employed and buyers expand across large and small mills, with Montana still active though less frenzied. The London price upturn and broad distribution signal a healthy lightweight season ahead.
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Boston
American Wool Reporter
London
Montana
Montanas session wind up purchases and weekly Boston sales
Indications show most of the clip will be bought outright. Boston weekly sales reached 6 095 000 pounds domestic and 475 000 pounds foreign totaling 6 570 000 pounds, below last week and above the prior year. Cumulative sales since Jan 1 stand at 128 342 600 pounds versus 74 282 600 pounds a year ago.
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Boston
Laney Bros. consign 38000 pounds wool to Boston firm
Miles City July 24 Laney Bros consign 38000 pounds of wool to Harding and Caverly Boston at an advance of ten cents per pound.
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Miles City
The
Standard
Laney Bros
Harding & Caverly
Boston
Jolly the Japs. Ottawa seeks to keep Japan alliance
A Vancouver dispatch reports Joseph Chamberlain cabled Ottawa to ensure the Chinese and Japanese immigration commission acts without disturbing Japan Britain goodwill. The commission is ready to report. Premier Laurier has stated Japanese should not be treated the same as Chinese.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ottawa
Joseph Chamberlain
Dominion
Japan
Great Britain
Wilfrid Laurier
Ruhlin manager challenges Jeffries for world title fight
Billy Madden Ruhlin's manager announces a formal challenge to James J. Jeffries for the world heavyweight championship. Madden says the bout could be held at Jeffries' option once fair articles are drawn and a club is agreed upon.
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Portland
Ore
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
Jeffries
Madden
First Montana Embalmers Exam Set by State Board
Dr. A F Longeway of Great Falls told Governor Toole the state board will meet August 23 or 24 in Helena to examine embalmers under the new law. It will be the first such inspection in Montana for undertakers and embalmers.
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Helena
A. F. Longeway
Great Falls
State Board of Health
Toole
State Board
Montana
County Board Announces Strict Health Rules
Great Falls on July 4 reports Cascade county board of health issuing stringent rules to curb infectious diseases. The pesthouse, for the first time in two years, is empty and officials vow it shall stay that way through rigorous enforcement across the county.
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Great Falls
Board of Health of
Cascade County
Abbot Distemper Shadows Glenville Races As Hot Weather Dampens Show
At Cleveland July 24 the Glenville grand circuit program suffered from heat with no breeze and a fast track. The Abbot once more troubled by distemper may miss the $12,000 Brighton Beach match on Aug 4. Readouts include 2:23 class trot won by Eleatea in three heats and other events with Richard A. and Tom P. among winners and entrants.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Glenville
Geers
Crescens
Brighton Beach
Eleatea
Country Jay
New Bimmons
Albert Db
L. LD. A. Poindexter
Pettigrew
Rhea
Tines
Richard A
C. FP. W
Samaritana Joan
Jackmont
Captain Potter
Guinette
Orin B
Baron LD
George
Argetta
Sphynx
Gospen Dim
Tom Nolan
Carline
Daisy J
White Hoss
Sidney Pointer
Rey Direct
Tom P
Darwin
Vic Shiller
Bessie Truffles
Rinka
Jeanetto
Brighton Beach Race Day Results Report
At Brighton Beach New York July Brighton Beach results first race hurdle mile and three quarters Charag won Cephatigia second Kufa third time 3 21 second race five furlongs Cameron won Otis Peninsula third time 1 00 third race mile and a sixteenth Colonel Padden won Kamara second Carbuncle third time 1 464 5 fourth race six furlongs selling Smoke won Goebel second Bastile third time 1 142 5 fifth race mile and 70 yards Arden won Captain January second atmospher third time 1 044% sixth race six furlongs Godfrey won The Chamberlain second Harry McCaun third time 1 14%
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Brighton Beach
New York
Cephatigia
Kufa
Cameron
Otis
Peninsula
Colonel Padden
Kamara
Carbuncle
seling—Smoke
Goebel
Bastile
Arden
Captain January
Atmospher
Godfrey
the Chamberlain
Harry McCaun
Hawthorne and Delmar Park Race Results July 24
Chicago reports six races with winners Latech Key Ed Austin Lividia Louisville Alaska Brief and more across one mile to six and a half furlongs in times ranging up to 2 364. St Louis lists six races with Sinfi Charles D Colonel Stone Ethel Wheat Bixth Swordsman and others and times from 1 24 to 2 08.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Latech Key
Zacatosa
Mary Moore
Ed Austin
Jaubert
Red Tip
Lividia
the Lady
Leroy
Louisville
Advance Guard
Vulca
Alaska
Tammany Chief
Frangible
Brief
el Ghor
Sam Mike
St. Louis
Delmar Park
Sinfi
May Do
Sandy
Charles D
Tom Gilmore
Connie Lee
Colonel Stone
Mazzara
Lady Clark
Ethel Wheat
Lee Bruno
Prima II
Courthouse Clash Flares Over Mississippi County Officials
Armed factions battle over Osceola Mississippi County courthouse after Governor Davis revoked Sheriff Bowen and Circuit Clerk Driver commissions and named Lovewell and Rhodes. Both sides claim authority. a clash and martial law appeal loom as tensions mount.
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Osceola
Mississippi County
Davis
Sam Bowen
Driver
J. A. Lovewell
J. W. Rhodes
T. Coleman
Littl Rock
Bowen
Luxora
Rhodes
Lovewell
Little Rock
Ark
Lonoke County
Mississippi
C. 8
John A. Lovewell
Clerk
Seriff
Sheriff
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Lawsuits Question Fletcher Township Election Practices
Commissions allege Lovewell and Rhodes challenged the election on grounds of alleged fraudulent and corrupt practices by election officers in Fletcher township.
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Lovewell
Rhodes
Fletcher Township
Correspondent reports Osceola trouble stories exaggerated
Memphis based Commercial Appeal staff writer dispatched to Osceola, returning by telegram that reports of trouble were exaggerated.
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Memphis
Tenn
The
Commercial Appeal
Osceola
Viennese Shoemakers Protest American Shoe Houses
A large Vienna meeting of local shoemakers condemned plans for American shoe houses. They formed a deputation to the minister of commerce and the provincial governor to urge interdicting American firms from starting shoe businesses in Austria.
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Vienna
Constitution Again Proves Her Quality in Race
New London July 24 Constitution defeats Columbia in 39 mile regatta from New Haven breakwater to Sarps Ledge in light breeze. Constitution finishes in 4 hours 32 minutes 27 seconds while Columbia takes 4 hours 40 minutes 50 seconds. Yachtsmen deem Constitution faster in light weather though Columbia favored in heavy seas.
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New London
Conn
New Haven
Sarps Ledge
New London Harbor
Constitution
Columbia
Cornfield
Long Island
Bartlett's Reef
Two Moves by Steel Officials Escalate Pennsylvania Strike
In Pittsburg July 24 reports say American Sheet Steel officials moved to break the strike by shipping 50 non union workers from Vandergrift to Wellsville to restart the plant there. A second action aims to revive the idle Hyde Park mill amid court injunction talk and heightened tensions between workers and management.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
Vandergrift
Wellsville
United States Steel Corporation
Hyde Park
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Association
Shaffer
John Williams
Cretary Williams
M. F. Tighe
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Edward
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Hoston Market
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Jolly the Japs
Cascade County Board of Health
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