Beveridge Named Temporary Chairman for National Progressive Conv
Chicago July 2 The selection of Albert J Beveridge former Indiana senator as temporary chairman of the national progressive convention to be held in Chicago Aug 5 was announced by United States Senator Joseph M Dixon of Montana director of Roosevelt campaign A letter from Beveridge to William J Bye of Indianapolis setting forth the third party on a progressive principles bill was made public The crisis requires progressives of all parts to act together through an organization with a stated progressive programme and open war with the partisan bow system to compel a genuine reactionaries to act in the same way through a separate organization showing belief in progressive principles
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Joseph M. Dixon
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William J. Bye
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Progressives of Six States to Capture Organization
Six Republican states Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Idaho California and Washington have adopted Colonel Roosevelts plan to seize party organization. Roosevelt says the GOP organizations in these states are controlled by the new Progressive Party and will run Roosevelt candidates in a separate column where law requires Taft and Sherman on the ballot. The move traces to the Chicago meeting after the Republican National Convention and Roosevelt delegates gathered at Orchestra Hall.
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Dago Frank Among Rosenthal Murder Suspects
New York police disclose Dago Frank Muratore as a murder suspect in the Rosenthal case. Witnesses describe gunmen in the cafe confrontation and identify possible alibis, while subpenas prepare for grand jury testimony. Coroner and detective reports mention witnesses Hickey Webber Reisler and others implicated in the night’s events.
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Veniremen object to decoy evidence in bootlegger case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Helena that prejudice among veniremen delayed forming a jury in federal court. Charles Glenn, colored, stands charged with selling liquor to a Flathead Indian via a decoy test. A juror asked for testimony about decoys, but the court was urged to follow instructions on decoy evidence. Glenn was excused as the government argued bias could affect the verdict.
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Minister Arouses Bachelor Maids in Colorado
Grand Junction July 25 Reverend Elmer V Huffner former pastor of the First Christian Church drew fire with a sermon advocating exile of old maids to a barren island. Miss Helen Gould of New York and Miss E King of Monterey Calif challenged the notion in letters praising single life and warning of mischaracterizations of bachelor women.
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Ingenious counterfeit $20 note spotted on Pacific coast
Washington July 25 secret service officials first detected an ingenious counterfeit twenty dollar bank note in Seattle on the Pacific coast. The discovery underscores the ongoing vigilance of authorities in currency security and fraud prevention.
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Seattle Surgeon Killed In Train Collision
Dr Edmund M Rininger a famous Northwest surgeon was killed when his auto en route to Tacoma was struck by a train on the Puget Sound electric railway at Riverton seven miles south of Seattle Miss Luella Davis a trained nurse was critically injured and expected not to survive. chauffeur K Brodnix escaped injury The crash hurled the car into the roadway with Rininger dragged 60 feet under the wheels
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Desolate Scenes in Pennsylvania Floods and Dread
Desperate communities in Pennsylvania face widespread flood damage and ruin after extreme weather. Local authorities coordinate relief as residents assess properties and await aid. Buildings, roads, and utilities incur heavy losses while shelters open for displaced families.
Senate Passes Old Wool Bill Through Senate
The senate approves a longstanding wool bill as it moves to the next stage. Supporters argue it preserves farming interests while critics cite costs and market impact.
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Rush for the Hills Veto and Devastating Flood Report
Reports from southwestern Pennsylvania recount a vast flood crisis after cloudbursts and swollen streams. Towns are underwater, telegraph and telephone lines down, and thousands displaced with food shortages. Miners in Uniontown area warn of rising deaths as hillsides become shelters and escape routes. Train service disrupted. Crops ruined. rail bridges torn free. West Virginia wires down. The storm's reach cut rail, mail, and telegraph lines, isolating communities and threatening hundreds with danger and hunger.
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Roosevelt Supporter Resigns From Federal Service
Washington July 2 Willam P Luck resigns as appraiser of customs at New Orleans and says he will go into business. Thompson head of Roosevelt forces in Alabama was asked to resign as internal revenue collector but refused and was dismissed. Melbourne Australia July 25 a man died suddenly of heart failure.
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