Suffragette in England Freed as Firebug Suspect
Oxford July 26 Dr Ethe Muluth suffragette leader arrested July 33 on a charge of Monleity for an arson attempt at Lewis Har Minty w Secretary for the colonies residence at Nuneham Paris. Witness failure leads to discharge. Helen Graggs, daughter of Sir John Crages, held for trial on entering Nuneham house with intent to commit arson. Nearby a hail storm near Sheridan kills a child and damages Wyoming crops worth 100000 dollars.
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Oxford
England
Ethemuth
Monleity
Lewis Har- Minty
Noneham
Paris
Helen Crages
John Crages
Miss Graggs
Helen Graggs
the Assizes
Nuneham House
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. Walsh
Sheridan
Wyoming
Grain Inspection Bill Favorably Reported By Senate
Washington July 26 The Senate Committee on Agriculture favorably reported Senator McCcamber’s bill to inspect and grade grain in interstate commerce and to standardize classes. It would establish a grain inspection and grading bureau in the Agriculture Department and appoint inspectors in Portland Missouri New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Washington
McCcamber
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Portland
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Min
Regional cities list hints at travel or rail route
The passage names several cities including Minneapolis Duluth Superior Wis Kansas City St Louis New Orleans Tacoma and San Francisco implying a regional itinerary or transportation network.
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Neapolis
Duluth, Superior, Wis
Kansas City St. Louis
New Orleans
Tacoma
San Francisco
Congressional activity totals by chamber and measure type
The record shows 1 02 simple resolutions and 464 joint resolutions in the two houses, with 78 concurrent resolutions. Senate and House printed totals include 581 and 218 respectively, while enacted laws and resolutions remain few: 235 public laws, 61 private laws, 43 public resolutions, and one private resolution.
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House
Senate
Congress
Taft to appointcadet at large brother of fallen flyer
President Taft plans to appoint Dorr Hazelhurst of Evansville Indiana a cadet at large to West Point as a brother of Second Lieutenant J Hazelhurst killed in a College Park aero plane accident on June 1. The president normally gives ten cadet at large appointments yearly to sons of army officers.
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Washington
Taft
West Point
Dorr Hazelhurst
Evansville
Ind
J. Hazelhurst
College Park
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