Canal treaties and Panama offer clash with Colombia
Report from Washington claims the Panama Canal dispute centers on a cash share offer to Colombian negotiators rather than sovereignty or constitutional rights. The State Department reportedly received word that the canal company rejected Colombian terms seeking a forty million dollar split. Some Bogota insiders fear confiscation of canal funds could trigger a US purchase of the property, while others deny the strongest claims.
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Washington
Columbia
State Department
Panama Canal Company
Bogota
Bath
Jfist
Colombia
Bogoth
Wave
Monerty
Jurie Chol
Ran
Hose
Mentana Mavis amid shifting foci in school reform era
Fragmented narrator discusses changes from the current school system to new methods under modern organization. Emphasizes teacher roles, student energy, and debates over spelling and curriculum reforms, noting Roosevelt’s recent statements and a private action involving a boy in Washington.
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Monte
Mathold
Roosevelt
Archie
Ue Polic
Washington
Irrigation Congress Opens in Ogden With Broad Program
The National Irrigation Congress begins its eleventh annual session in Ogden. Leaders like George A. Maxwell and Guy H. Mitchell spearhead efforts toward national water control, reclamation programs, colonization issues, and practical demonstrations in irrigation and forestry.
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National Irrigation Congress
Ogden Tomoraw
National Irrigation Cngress
Aria
Mth
George A. Maxwell
Guy H. Mitchell
West
Congress
Iife
Wingrese Anveral
Ita
Oregon
Ogden
Friends of
Trrigation
Montana School Year Aims to Endure Full Term
A early 20th century editor urges Montana trustees and patrons to ensure schools run the full yearly term, criticizing funding gaps that shortened sessions. The piece stresses sound finances, capable teachers, and consistent districts to avoid compromising students’ progress during the coming academic year.
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Wilatoiny
Arithmedic
Lieve
Montana
Raing Generiudion
Mitch
Ernest
Anaconda Achoola
Alateur
Cainful Business Management
Latent Move in Decade-Old Delaware Politics
A fragmented account outlines Byrne resigning as district attorney of Delaware after switching from regular Republicans to Addicks faction. The Addicks split reshaped Senate and congressional seats, with intra party deals over federal offices including collector at Wilmington and a contested attorney general appointment. Conflicts over spoils and confirmations are described.
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AWATE
Uint Stele
Byrne
Deda
Wire
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Addicks
Rengresa
Rossevelt
Foollah Ehalieh
Alippoee
Attornegstry
Hus
Usevosutt
Deli
Ailee
Wilmington
Senate
Tani
Hill
Alles
Tyrie
Allen
Ball
Bryan Johnson Clarke and the Ohio senatorial race brief
In Ohio the clash centers on Tom Johnson backing Clarke for the federal senate seat while Bryan Bryan approves Clarke yet faces denouncement. Roosevelt plans a November 9 congressional meeting to discuss currency measures shaping the party stance amid opposition to radical currency changes. The article notes press attention on Bryan, Clarke, Johnson, and broader currency debates.
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Bryan
du MiMense Amaunl
Hewrpupor Bali
Tom Johnson
Sititteil
Sampulew
Chisy
Raneeyell
News
Johnson
Clarke
Ohio Democracy
Wlcely Chonan
Bevan
Ohio
Clark
Hunna
Lipton Suffering Indigestion Illness Delays Arrival
Lipton arrived in the city this morning and is reported quite ill with cramps and indigestion. He remained with a medical aide until the train carrying him departed, as observers noted his condition during the ride.
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Lipton
Tron Ae Lipton
Mla
Tye
Sie
Thomas van
New Evacuation Conditions Proposed by Russia
Russia presents a revised evacuation scheme with targets on Oct. h for Newehang and Mukden province, followed by Kitn province in four months and a third area in a year. It demands retention of military posts to safeguard railroad commerce, seeking exemptions on goods moved by rail from taxes under treaty terms. Chinese officials report the move as negotiable but as a serious alteration to prior plans.
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Pekin
Russif
Ald
Russia
Newehang
Mukden
Kitn
Palshar
Hellingkving
Dragoynstchensk
Tan Vaugurly
Ine
Prive Ching
Ign
Iapan Protest Against New Proposals
Iapan protests new proposals on evictions of Man elukta amid strong dissent from Ahahalnl sage Abashe and allies. The dispute centers on Ritersa evictions, drawing attention to political tensions and potential penalties.
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IAPAN
Turbulent Balkan Fronts Burn and Kill Across Regions
Reports from Monastir to Sofia describe burning villages, beheadings, and plunder by Turkish and Albanian forces. Turkish troops reportedly kill Bulgarians and Christians while marching on Adravepie and Loengrad districts. Albanian bands burn farms, seize churches, and clash with insurgents near Vasilko and Kokushe as revolution plans near readiness.
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Adravepie
Pinda
Monastir
Afrian
Almagik
Malkolonovi
Loxengrid
Everto
Odrin
Lasengrad
Kuraije
Vasilko
Black Sea
Amazof Wan
Kokushe
Baster Macedonia
Rumors of violent action in the Hallan trials escalate
London reports say evidence grows that a violent solution cannot be delayed, with Bulgaria urging European powers to compel Turkey to halt bloodshed while sparing women and children. Official communications may warn that Christian Europe must act or Bulgaria will, and rival correspondents dispute details of alignments and insurgent activity.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Bulgaria
Europe
Turkey
Ferdinant
Talgaria
Macedonia
tMographe Root Riv
Adriangele
Wnasieres
Niles
Tuc
Mai
Vlayet
Naz Pasha
Monastir
Reluth
Turkish Atrocities and Balkan Shifts Stir War Debate
A Daily Mail dispatch from Solefy reports war policy debates in Belgrade with charges Serbia may invade and divide influence in the region. A Times dispatch from Monastir recounts Turkish extermination of Christians in Monastir and calls for intervention. Bishops of Durham Worcester Hereford and Gibraltar publish letters urging action to stop atrocities in Maureinnia and Urreins.
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Dispatch
Tartarshaft
Servia
Bul- Barla
Turkey
Tartarshere
Dalalls
Bungaria
Sarafoft
Parttarsheff
Uskub
Montenegro
Albania
the Times
Monastir
Senva Tong
Monaalir
Regmars
Durham
Worcester
Hereford
Gibraltar
Times
Maureinnia
Ureins
Beiruts refugee crisis cited amid failed naval pledge
Conshilinople dispatches report Ceutinve at Beirut shows refugees sheltered in Rhondstih and Reehid Maen. Other powers abandon plans to send warships to Beirut and refugees refuse to return to Bulmib despite promises to protect them.
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Beirut
Masons Plan Week of Masonic Meetings in Helena
Masons arrive in Helena for a week of assemblies beginning Monday with the Knights Templars march to St Peter's Episcopal Church where Rev Frank R B Tanwis of Bozeman delivers the grand prelate sermon. The 14th annual Knights Templar conclave follows at the Masonic temple on Broadway.
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Helena
Masonic Craternity
Méntatin
Helen
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Frank RB. Tanwis
Bozeman
Knights Templars
Masanle Temple
Broadway
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masony
Grand Lodge of Masons
River of the Wastern
Early tip prompts suspects to flee in federal case
The federal grand jury returned indictments against Ismet McGeehwn and George J. Wantington of Columbia Signalyr. The two men, named in New York shipments, reportedly fled after the verdicts or charges, with some reports noting they were wanted on retry charges.
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Warehington, Sem, &R
Histelie
Ismet
Electrical Workers Biennial Convention Opens In City
Delegates from Antony Cun win Australia Tapan and the Philippines attend the biennial convention. The gathering aims to adopt a new resolution to guide the union’s work through the week with representatives from various towns and cities in the state.
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el Hira
Ronvegilon
Antony
Cunwin
Auetralia
Tapan
Philippines
Pope Pius’s first reception at Vatican for workers
Pope Pius conducted a public reception in the Vatican courtyard for about 3,000 attendees, mostly working people from St Peter's. He spoke about reverence to Christ, the value of work, and education, blessing the crowd and urging families to live in faith and virtue.
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SS Peter's
la Pregx
Vatican
Pius
Hiserretary
Mgr. Bressan
Mgr
Bislett
Ul. Moner
Constantine
Allence
Allence, Saftd: This Dénohattation of Reverence Aml Alection Luacher
Christ
Wien
Big Times Coming for Newspaper Men Visit to Ogden
Washington correspondents traveling to Ogden for the national irrigation congress arrived in this city today. They rest at hotels after the long trip and will be kept busy with a program including breakfast, a Utah Lake canal tour, an organ recital in the Mormon Tabernacle, a banquet, and a reception at the Come Lehi. The group plans to depart early Tuesday morning for Oded for the irrigation congress opening session.
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Party of Washington
Ogden
National Irrigation Congress
Presa Ela
Commerelnt
Utah Lake
Mormon Tabernacle
Ealer
Come Lehi
Oded
Mf Uhr Irrigation Congress
Mow WHE Retten to Work in St Jowepi Mu Sept 18
Michael Connelly leads packing men to return to work after swift punt dispute. Strikers threaten further action if demands not met. Brithess Agent Wan overseeing raids, with possible escalation despite warnings.
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St. Jowepi
Erection Delays At Local Church Construction Site
Readable fragments report delays and weather issues slowing work on a church project at Pout avenue replacing the old structure. Contractor A R McDominid and other workers faced rumors of foul play amid missing Mollinati, with summer recess and rain hampering progress as they sought to complete stonework and scaffolding.
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A. R. McDomid
Chixholm
USA
Uiul
York
Rony
Hungary Wants King of Her Own Choosing
A scrambled 1920s era summary claims Hungary seeks a monarch chosen by Hungarians and American observers describe political influence debating royal selection. The piece mentions figures and events with garbled names, noting uncertainty about the future leadership and public sentiment.
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