Humphrey Defends Washington Delegates From Noris Attack
Washington July 2 In a bitter House session Representative Humphrey Republican of Washington challenged Norris for citing an unnamed source who labeled Washington delegates at the national convention as stolen. He condemned anonymous accusations as blackmail and cowardly, urging record removal of that portion and denouncing the method as criminal. Continued on page seven.
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Ntumphrey
Norvis
Chicago
Humphrey
Nebraska
Norris
Butte Officials Clash Over Police Court Bar Case
A heated courtroom confrontation in Butte ends with Judge Booher denouncing Mayor Duncan and City Attorney Maury for pressuring him to bar Milish from police court. Booher vows to speak publicly next September, while Duncan accuses the judge of improper influence as Owen McCaw faces gambling charges against Marsh.
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Owen aleCan
Thomas J. Bowker
Duncan
Couagh Age
Butte
Srge
Maury
Socialist Party
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Duneny
Tool
Dunton
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Marcy
Burs
Wa Gall
Dale
Booker
Owen McCaw
East Park Street
Burt Marsh
Marsh
Poice Court
Neyer Duncan
Metaw
Arrest of servants ordered by husband in New York
New York July 26 Miss Claire Parkins Frederick Patterson and Pat Walsh former servants in the household of Nicholas J McNamara of San Francisco were arrested late today charged with grand larceny and fugitives from justice Mrs Margaret McNamara wife of the banker and her two children were present at the arrests The arrests followed a telegram from San Francisco police chief accusing the trio of grand larceny McNamara had pressed warrants for the servants for stealing his automobile The party traced from Chicago to New York were seized at a leading hotel Mrs McNamara and children remained unharmed and planned to sail for Germany in August authorities telegrammed San Francisco for further instructions The banker’s wife spoke with detective Durcan and claimed she was surprised by the dispatch The automobile she used was her property and she would have comment at arraignment tomorrow.
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New York
Claire Parkins
Frederick
Patterson
Pat Walsh
Nicholas J. McNamara
San Francisco
Margaret McNamara
Tomnorrow
McNamara Seeks Return After News of Wife Found
Nicholas J. McNamara left Kun Mateo after receiving word that his wife had been found in New York and that her servants were arrested. He hopes to reconcile with his wife, claiming an unknown influence caused their estrangement. Charges against the servants may be dropped. Mrs. McNamara is valued highly, mainly for real estate.
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San Francisco
Nicholas J. McNamara
Kun Mateo
New York
Ala Tite
AID M'Coy Held in Ostend Robbery Case
AID M'Coy was arrested on a provisional extradition warrant at Bow Street police court on larceny charges tied to an Ostend jewel theft. He claims ignorance of the charge as Yard officials link him to a Grand Palace hotel theft involving a Russian princess and a ring of thieves.
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Ila" McCoy
Bowetreet
Ostend
McCoy
Sentland Yard
MeCloy
Grand Palace
Scothond Yara
Oxtend
LOEE TO REMAIN IN CUSTOMS RANKS DESPITE THIRD PARTY RUMORS
Meeker Col duls William Loet er, collector of customs for the port of New York, says he will not resign to join a third party movement. He denied sending a resignation to President Taft and urged reporters to seek confirmation. He has been away on a mountain fishing trip for two weeks.
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Meeker
Duls
William Loeter
Port of
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Emperor Mutsuhito Resting Quietly After Illness
Tokyo July 27 A bulletin issued at noon states Emperor Mutsuhito is resting easy after a period of restlessness. Temperature at 9 am was 97.4 degrees Fahrenheit, pulse and respiration normal. General condition of the patient is considered improved and stable.
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Tokio
Fuly
Mutsuuhite
Moyer Receives Four Votes at Western Federation Meeting
Amid a split at the Western Federation of Miners, President Moyer won four votes of confidence as the annual convention in Butte adjourned amid moves to expel factional rivals. Mitchell, longtime secretary of the Butte local, faced expulsion amid misappropriation charges and intraunion strife. The meeting backed Moyer’s control and aimed to drive the IWW faction from the federation locals.
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Crippin Creek
Col
Swy Oi. Ateer
Jtaneork
Mteh
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Ennfidones
Moyer Ana
Federation
Industrial Workers of the World
Fron Thy Varigue
Im Sn
Atnyer
Gig Upton
Bultr Union
Mitchell
Butte
Gulte Loral
Lin
Harry Drebard
Combination passes an excise tax bill in Senate
Washington July 26 Democrats and progressives wilted again as the Senate passed by 6 48 a Democratic excise tax bill extending the present levy on corporations to individuals firms and partnerships. Attached amendments include repeal of the Canadian reciprocity law a $2 per ton print paper tariff and a permanent nonpartisan tariff commission. Senator Borah failed to substitute his income tax bill by 32 to 23 though he gained support from some regular Republicans and four Democrats. The bill imposes one percent tax on net income over 5900 for all persons firms and partnerships with certain exemptions for labor organizations agricultural associations and fraternal insurance bodies.
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Senate
Henator Borah
Asharts
Culberson, Hitchcock
Martine
Cummins
Permanent Tariff Board
Che Woolight
la Follette
Heyburn
Idaho
Haunted by clerical plea on Miss Gould in town gossip
A Fleet Christian church minister urges Miss Gould to marry a backwoods, wealthy suitor to escape public scorn. He says old maids threaten society and jobs like waitress or chambermaid prove her true happiness, while her wealth hinders her freedom.
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Winer
Kulter
Fleet Christian Church
Gould
Miss Gould
Ass Gould
Gaz
Colb
Wnayetine
Hivex
Federals Advance Toward City of Juarez
Reports indicate federal forces advancing toward Juarez from the south with a main body at La Junta. A train was ordered to move troops along the Mexican Northwestern railroad toward Casas Grandes on the border, as rebels reportedly destroy rail and coal facilities near the Mexican Central line.
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Malachie
Mivirra
United States
Federala
Juarez
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Bandits Steal Over $1000 in Break-In at Minnesota Plant
A bandit drove an automobile to a local glass window factory in Iowa a suspected Minnesota plant area and smashed a plate glass window. The thief stole more than $1000 in merchandise and escaped.
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Minneapolis
J B M Nanara Kept in Solitary Cell Mystery
Fragmentary OCR report notes J B M Nanara kept in solitary confinement. Unclear source details and surrounding context.
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J.B. M'Nanara
Labor Involves San Quentin Case In McNamara Probe
A 1922 San Quentin case features labor inquiry and a committee report on J. B. McNamara and the McNamaras. Warden accounts describe confinement, alleged conspiracies, and disciplinary actions. The案 includes details about statements from officials and investigators, with mentions of suspects, trials, and prisoner transfers.
Newspaper owner convicted in contempt for libel suits
Denver July 23 The owner of a Denver newspaper was found guilty of contempt in a case linked to libel suits filed by W G Evans and former Mayor Hebby Speer. He was fined 1,069,500 dollars and sentenced to six days in jail plus half the trial costs. Judge Hubert L Shawuck issued a stay of execution for 0 days to allow a writ of supersedes. Contempt proceedings against G Bonfils will begin tomorrow against William Evans to determine ownership of a Denver paper amid alleged libelous statements.
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F. & Pare
Ted
W. G. Evans
Hebby W. Speer
Hubert L. Shawuck
Aslow
Mr. Bonfils
Suprema
Ubel
G. Bonfils
William Evans
Evans
Bonfs
H. H. Tamman
Missing girl sparks Albany search in July mystery
York reports a search for Miss Snodgrass who vanished from her home last Wednesday. Detectives seek a greenish automobile with two men and a shrieking girl seen that evening as Mrs John Snodgrass, mother, learns of the disappearance and rushes to Berryville for news.
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Dorenus Snodgrass
Greenwish
Carly
Berry Yile Yaterday
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