Socialists Nominate Sproule for Congress in Bozeman
Bozeman July 28 delegates elect George B Sproule Helena as congressman nominee J F Cameron Chico for associate justice and J F Fox Butte as national committeeman. The Montana socialist convention endorses labor over capital and calls eight hour work for miners and smeltermen, with a push for political independence and union support.
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Bozeman
George B. Sproule
Helena
J. F. Cameron
Chico
J. F. Fox
Butte
John Heldt
State Central Committee
Socialist Party
Alexander Freeman
P. J. Cooney
Freeman
Montana Socialist Party
Socialist Pro
Pennsylvania
Montana
Puntry
Sproule
Congress
Caron
JF. Heldt
Supreme Bench
Fair Hatchery
Maxey's Hall
Committee On Credentials
D' Graham
John Lyal
Anderson
Jesse Lyons
J.F. Mable
Livingston
W. Hoff
A. Freeman
Henry Toepel
Richard Corrigan
W. Pepworth
J.P. Smith
F. Fox
W. H. Holden
P.J. Cooned
A. Arment
Tutte
J. Fordness
W.D. Cameron
M. Heldt
A. T. Newberry
C. J. Mack
H. Lacrman
Donald Bradford
W. Carlson
Helens
Terrific Electric Storm Kills Three Men in Pittsburg
A fierce thunderstorm swept Pittsburg causing three immediate deaths and extensive property damage. Victims included Mrs. Kate of Eureka Street and two Italian workers, Francisco Imperlato and Costello Matteo, who were sheltering under trees when a lightning strike felled an oak. Five others injured, many buildings struck, sewers flooded, and Hazelwood Presbyterian church damaged by lightning as streets flooded near Hayes Station.
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Pittsburg
Kate
Eureka Street
Francisco Imperlato
Constello
Matteo
Unity
Cty
Hazelwood
Presbyterian
Hayes Station
Wackerman Severely Cut By Glass In Fire Scene
Buffalo New York July 28 Helen Van derbilt Wackerman the young American girl who had an unpleasant London incident recently was severely cut tonight by broken glass while flames from a hydrant under her window spooked her. She began smashing room windows with her hands and was prevented from jumping by her mother.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman
London
Miss Wackerman
Miss Wacker
Michigan miners crisis stalls as arbitrate option rejected
Saginaw, July 28. Michigan mints request for arbitration over coal region labor dispute meets firm rejection by operators. The move follows Saturday discussions seeking settlement through arbitration.
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Saginaw
Mich
Michigan
Death of Chief Rabbi Jacob Josephs Shocks City
Chief Rabbi Jacob Josephs of the United Jewish Congregations, the Orthodox Jews in the United States, died late tonight in New York City. He had led the congregation Tieth Hamedrash Hagodal for many years and had been an invalid for two years. A large crowd gathered outside his home to pray and lament the loss.
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W York
Jacob Josephs
United Jewish Congregations
United States
Tieth Hamedrash Hagodal
Shenandoah man shot near home amid striker violence
Shenandoah resident was shot today by a crowd of strikers near his home, with facial injuries and torn clothing. recovery expected unlikely. An Albert Landerman was pursued and shot, while four other non union men sustained serious injuries in the attack.
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Shenandoah
Hie
Axbert Landerman
National Guard Likely to Sit Out Fort Riley Maneuvers
Washington reports that few if any national guard units will join the regular army drills at Fort Riley Kansas in September. Governors from Vermont New Jersey Indiana Kansas Missouri Maine Michigan Maryland Arizona Idaho New Mexico North Dakota Pennsylvania Connecticut report declining participation due to funding issues while some states will send officers to represent their forces.
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National Guard
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Corbin
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Nebraska
Iowa
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Hampshire
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Missouri
Kansas
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Michigan
Maryland
Rhode Island
Arizona
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Wyoming
Maho
New Mexico
South Dakota
Maine
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Earthquake rattles wide region including Nebraska Iowa and Dakota
A quake rattled a broad area from Omaha to Western Iowa and South Dakota just before 10 oclock, felt across many towns for 8 to 18 seconds with no damage reported yet. Yankton and Santee agencies logged brief durations, Battle Creek Neb felt a 3 second tremor, while Lincoln’s weather bureau confirmed Lake region shaking.
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Naska
Iowa
South Dio
Thre States
Yankton
Santee’ Agency
Nebraska
Battle Creek
Neb
Weather Bureau
van Lake
Henderson Denies London Rock Bill Block Claim
Dubuque July 28 Senator Henderson says in an interview he has heard nothing since Saturday about reports that he blocked the London rock bill amid millers grievances. He declined further comment on the issue.
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Dubuque
Town
Henderson
National Millers
Bill stalls as Tawney bill faces repeated delays
In a tense exchange at the capital, supporters and opponents clashed over the bill. Tawney, its author, was absent during critical moments, delaying action for a proposed compromise. Proponents insist the measure is just and should pass at the short session, while one speaker warns against misrepresentation among loyal allies.
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Millers
Mr. Tawney
Blaze Devours Deacon Bros Paint Plant in Pittsburg
Fire at 17 Liberty Avenue destroys the Deacon Bros paint and glass house. Explosions sent flames to the fire escape as seven firemen were injured. By 8 20 am flames were under control and losses to Deacon Bros. are estimated at 475000. Stewart Bros. nearby suffered smoke and water damage.
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Pittsburg
Deacon Bros
Liberty Avenue
Stewart Bros
Denoon
Havre Council Certifies Sewer Bond Election Result
Havre MT July 2 The town council acted as canvassing board to verify and approve the July 21 election on issuing 10000 bonds for a sewer system. The vote stood 29 for and 7 against. Work on light water and sewer will be vigorously prosecuted and likely completed by January 1.
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Auandary
Havre
Refugees Flee Cumberland After Police Chief’s Murder
Twenty eight refugee negroes fleeing race war driven from Womelsdorf arrive in Cumberland bound for eastern areas. Reports say mobs caused mass exodus following the killing of Chief Wilmoth, with scores more leaving the town.
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Cumberland
Womelsdort
Wilmoth
Eastern Paints
Wome Fladort
Severe earthquake shakes Lompoc California in July aftershocks
A powerful earthquake struck near Lompoc California at 10 85 last night causing dishes to fall and furniture to overturn. Residents fled in terror as aftershocks continued for hours. A second heavy quake occurred at 5 am and another at 11 am. A water tank toppled, earth cracks opened, and the Santa Ynez river bed altered locally.
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Soplin
Texas
Indiana Territory
Joplin
Lompere
Cal
Ley
Santa Ynez
Earthquakes Struck Santa Barbara and Coast Areas
Reports from Santa Barbara and nearby regions describe a devastating earthquake center near Carreaga oil fields at Los Alamos. Two 1500 barrel tanks were wrecked, oil lost, and buildings damaged with about 20000 dollars in losses. Minor shocks were felt in Santa Barbara later. San Luis Obispo logged two distinct shocks, one at 10:57 p.m. lasting five seconds and another at 5:19 a.m. lasting three seconds, both trending west. Several towns including Lompoc and Santa Maria reported quakes with varying damage, while wells at Carreaga ranch intensified activity.
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Cal
Santa Barbar County
Distu Bance
Carreaga
Los Alamos
Harris Station
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Svelock
San Luis Obispo
Western Union Oil Company
Carreaga Ranch
Earthquakes Reported Across Several States
Reports from Santa Maria California Yankton South Dakota and Omaha describe earthquakes and aftershocks with durations from four to sixteen seconds. In Bulgaria a government committee plans a congress to elect a president amid political tension and rumors of a comedian arrest related to Saravort.
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Bulgaria
Mace
Suravant
Zonstcheff
M. ‘Saravort
Comykomis
Turkey
Saravor
Gold bar shipments and bank engagements for Europe
New York reports gold bar shipments to Europe this week. National City Bank will ship 2000.00 and Lazard Freres 400.00. Other engagements are being conferred with Berlin, Lazard Freres, and other exporters making an additional 75.0 engagement.
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Europe
National City Bank
Lanard. Freres
City
Berlin
Lazard
Freres
Tours
King of Chicago counterfeiters arrested in July raid
Alfred F Cunningham, dubbed the king of Chicago counterfeiters, was arrested by federal officers in Chicago on July 2 for making counterfeit half dollars. Officers found a counterfeiting plant and sacks of bogus money. Cunningham waived examination. July 8 Judge Dunne adjourned as State's Attorney was noticed. Meanwhile Spaulding, ex treasurer of the University of Illinois and ex president of Globe Savings Bank, faced habeas corpus action.
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Chicago
Alfred F. Cunningham
Cunningham
Dunne
Dincen
Feleate
W Spaulding
University of Illinois
Globe Savings Bank
Spaulding
Atlantic Salt & Pacific to Proceed With Mare Island Dock
Washington July 28 The Atlantic Salt and Pacific company with the Mare Island navy yard contract will comply with government demands and complete the drydock work. Earlier months saw disputes over cost sharing, with the navy department pushing terms the company refused, and the issue referred to the justice department for decision.
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Washington
Atlantic Salt & Pacific Company
Mare Island Navy Yard
Kovernment
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Endicott Says Dockyard Dispute Yields Its Contention
The department deemed the demands reasonable under the contract and Admiral Endicott, head of the bureau of docks and yards, announced the company had decided to yield. Work on the dock, about a quarter finished, had been suspended for months during the dispute.
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Admiral Endicott
Bureau of Docks and Yards
Protest against appointment of judges fails in Commons
In London the Commons rejected John G. 8. MacNeill's protest against Lord Alverstone and Sir John Bingham. The motion objected to the royal commission on South African sentences led by Maj. Gen. Sir John Ardagh. The division ended with a government victory by 210 votes.
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House of Commons
John G
MacNeill
Lord |Herntone
Kingland
John Hingham
King's Bench
High Court of Justice
John Ardagh
South African Claims Commission
South Africa
Wool Prices Remain High Amid Market Shifts
Market notes from yesterday show wool prices holding firm with per pound figures cited for various grades and buyers. The report lists multiple manufacturers and traders, including W H Davie and several named firms, noting price ranges around eight to ten cents per pound and references to standard quality benchmarks.
Mackay Horses To Be Sold At Private Sale Likely
New York announces Clarence Mackay will dispose of his racing stable within two weeks at private sale. Notable horses include Kamara, Trigger, Batastar for breeding, and winners Mexican and Heno. Some two year olds bought for about 101.00 total, with other names such as Galicia and Lemburg listed among the stock.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Charles J Mi
Fei
Mr. Mackay
Kamara
Trigger
Parpons
Batastar
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Me. Mackay
J. F. Madden
Gay Boy
Grant Opera
Mackay
Ste. Madden
Fresno shooter James McKinney runs amuck in Porterville
In Porterville on the 7th James McKinney fired on a saloon and card players, wounding a gambler, a printer, and several lawmen. He boasted of killing others and fled toward Lindney and Fresno, with a statewide manhunt under way. McKinney, previously jailed in Tulare County, is described as desperate and unafraid of capture.
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Fresno
Cal
Porterville
James McKinney
McKinney
William Tynn
George Barrows
Marshal Willis
Moshier
Pye
Tracy
Lindney
Fresno County
Tulare County
Fakersfield
Cry Stable
War crime trial report on a mild reprimand
A military court endorses a mild reprimand for Captain Wild after a controversial incident at Lingayan where a rock pit burned and two soldiers were exposed. Testimony suggests the act was retaliation and reflected governance tensions. authorities demanded strict discipline yet approved a tempered punishment to uphold order.
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Ington
Genwallee
Tlaoe
Calan
Lingayan
Captain Wild
Elvil
Not to Offend the Trusts at Republican State Meet
Delegates flocked to the Des Moines Iowa convention with discussions focused on the platform rather than candidates. Disputes surround tariff reform and measures against trusts while Governor Cummins backs last year’s platform and Elmer Young defends efforts to remove the quoted plank. Navy updates report Rear Admiral Rodgers leaving Yokohama for the Philippines aboard the New York amid talk of East Coast reductions. Ohio packing house claims of a formed combine are disputed as false in Chicago.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Uty
George. E Roverts
Mint
Fayette Young
Cummins
Washington
Deveda Cablgean
Rodgers
Yokohama
Cavite
New York
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Evans
Kentucky
Asiatic
Rich merchant Joseph Mo Dies at 72 in Lehman Brom Dept Store
Joseph Mo, a leading figure at Lehman Brom Department Store, died here on July 2 at age 72. He was regarded as one of the city’s wealthiest merchants and a longtime head of the department store business.
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Joseph Mo
Tasne
Lehman Brom
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