Mitchell and Gompers Testify in Boycott Case
John Mitchell former UMWA president and Samuel Gompers AFL leader testified in the contempt case over the Buck Stove boycott. Mitchell denied knowledge of the resolution distribution while Gompers argued the effort aimed to protect affiliated bodies and noted his concern over Van Cleave’s conduct. The hearing adjourned to Thursday at 10:00 AM for Gompers to travel to Columbus Ohio.
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Double header split as Oakland and San Francisco win one each
San Francisco and Oakland each won one of today's twin bill games while Portland and Los Angeles split a double header. Morning Oakland beat San Francisco 6 5 4 to 7 14, batteries Chrisler Lewis Browning Berry. Afternoon San Francisco won 14 2, batteries Loucks Hogan La Longe Jones Henley Sutor Griffin Berry. Portland and Los Angeles split the day. first game went 18 innings with Portland 3 Los Angeles 5, batteries Gray Hogan Kin. Second game saw Los Angeles win with Patrick Johnson Koestner Hogan.
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Five-Game Tie Series Possible For Western League
Chicago reports that if the Western league ends in a tie with Omaha beating Sioux City, President ONeill will order a five game series starting Tuesday. Two games would be in Sioux City and two in Omaha, with a neutral site if needed. Brennan and Haskell would umpire the extra games. standings show Sioux City at 57 60 .604 and Omaha at 58 59 .597.
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Congo Revolt Strikes West Congo Natives Attack Whites
Passengers arriving at Antwerp report unrest in the West Congo where natives revolted and surrounded several whites. A relief force was dispatched to aid the whites and several engagements occurred with many killed.
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Chafin in California Campaign Stops Reach Los Angeles Area
Eugene W. Chafin the prohibitionist presidential candidate spoke to audiences in Pasadena Highland Park and Los Angeles and delivered a tonight speech in San Francisco during a swing through California on September 13.
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Eugene W. Chafin
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GOOD CROP OUTLOOK SNEERS AT GERMANY
New York dispatch notes stock market gains fueled by abundant money, crop prospects, and cautious speculation. It cites inflationary notes, weak railroad earnings, and foreign selling as factors while flagging rising tensions with Russia and Poland over German goods.
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Wreck on Lake Shore Line Near Chesterton Injures Passengers
Reported collision between a Chicago bound passenger train and an excursion train near Chesterton Indiana left several injured and potentially multiple deaths. Wrecking crews and physicians were dispatched, with distant reports varying on casualties.
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Hearst demands apology over Bryan denial disclosure
William R Hearst issued to the Associated Press a statement regarding William J Bryan denying his claims about a dinner meeting and dinner remarks. Hearst recalls witnesses at Dr Cox's house and asserts Bryan implied a future nomination and one term in office. He says Bryan should apologize if other interpretations are false.
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Root as Final Choice Shapes Gubernatorial Scene
The article reports factions around Secretary Root as a potential final choice for governor, with anti-Hughes forces outnumbering supporters of Hughes and concerns over local or senate-im affecting. It notes ongoing conferences among allies, a disorganized Hughes wing, and mentions Choate and ex Governor Black as potential candidates. Tomorrow's session will be brief, with organization work and Root's speech, and adjournment likely to Tuesday.
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Scientists Gather 10 Discuss Tuberculosis Congress Opens Soon
Washington report on the International Congress on Tuberculosis, starting September 21, expects delegates from many nations to attend a three week session. Dr. John B. Fulton serves as secretary-general and Dr. Henry G. Beyer chairs the exhibition committee. The United States government exhibit will be the largest, with an electrical flashlight showing a death from consumption in real time to illustrate its toll.
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Switzerland
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Germany Will Not Pick a Quarrel With England
London reports Prince von Buelow in an interview denying any intention to invade or threaten England. He cites Germany’s exposure and historic roots, asserting Germany has not waged war in 37 years and that Great Britain has not been invaded since William the Conqueror, aligning with a peaceful policy toward England.
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Roosevelt Country Life Commission Organized in Washington
The Roosevelt country life commission, appointed by the president a month ago, is fully organized with Prof. Bailey as chairman. It will meet soon in Washington. Representatives include Dr. Butterfield from Massachusetts, Mr. Wallace of Des Moines, and Walter H. Page from North Carolina. The panel will study farm life conditions, propose improvements, and outline permanent organized efforts to make farm life more attractive and profitable.
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Burglars Raid British Embassy Housekeeper’s Room
In Washington on September 13 burglars entered the British embassy and stole money jewelry and a gold watch and chain from housekeeper Miss Clara Childs. Ambassadors and Mrs Bryce are in Europe. Police arrested George Chism and William Owen two mechanics who had been repairing at the embassy. The men protest their innocence.
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Socialist congress elects Herr Singer president at Nuremberg
At the socialist congress opening in Nuremberg on September 13, Herr Singer, a socialist member of the Reichstag, was elected president.
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Herr Singer
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Gas bag splits in 48 hour flight over Milford
The Philadelphia Aeronautical Society balloon started from Philadelphia with Lieut. B F Kilgore and two companions for a 48 hour flight. It landed in Milford Delaware at midnight after seven hours aloft as the gas bag split over Milford, the craft traveling just over 100 miles.
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English government to watch German ships
Copenhagen reports the British government has sent a consul to Fredericia in Jutland to observe German naval maneuvers in Danish waters. British vice consuls in Denmark, many Danes, were instructed to report movements of German warships to London. It is claimed Britain may send a consul to Kiel, which Germany reportedly refused to grant an exequatur due to an honorary German consul there.
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Yellow fever cases reported in Merida pesthouse
Reports from Merida, capital of Yucatan, confirm two authenticated yellow fever cases in the pesthouse with four additional suspected cases under observation.
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Merida
Yucatan
Curzon Shaken Up In London Car Collision
Lord Curzon of Kedleston chancellor of Oxford University and former viceroy of India was severely shaken when a motor car collision near Sunnydale today left him with a forehead cut. He is progressing favorably.
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Italian Banker Arrested in New York Heist
Detectives arrested Pasquale Caponari an Italian banker in New York. He allegedly fled the city a year and a half ago with about $100000 belonging to depositors.
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Pasquale Caponari
Irrigation Congress Lodge At Albuquerque Exposition
At the sixteenth national irrigation congress in Albuquerque from Sept. 29 to Oct. 10 the Santa Fe railway presents a Portland cement lodge in mission style with a desert garden. The display features Las Cruces chrysanthemums, giant Arizona palms, New Mexico sugar beets, thornless cacti, and Indian crafts, costing $8,000.
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Cabinet Resigns After Danish Premier Demands Change
Copenhagen September 13. The king accepted the cabinet resignation handed to him by Premier Christensen under the condition that ministers stay on until parliament resumes on September 28.
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Maniac Stabs Girl During Sunday School Hymn
In Newton North Carolina Mrs Willie Bullinger 19 was stabbed to death at Sunday school by Lon Pader 21 who leaped benches and struck her with a rocket knife once in the back and twice in the breast. He is jailed and had recently been released from an asylum claiming she was a witch.
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Willie Bullinger
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Dirigible In Trouble After Second St. Petersburg Flight
A second dirigible flight from St. Petersburg ended with the airship breaking from moorings, failing to gain altitude, hitting chimneys and telegraph wires, and tangling on a roof. No injuries to the aeronauts were reported as it was towed from the dangerous position.
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Prayers for Rain as Bush Fires Threaten Ft Williams
Fires edge toward the west end of Ft Williams Ontario with the last house within a hundred yards of the blaze. Churches held special prayers for rain as the community faced the approaching danger.
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Discussion of Unionism Ends in Homicide in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown Iowa during a dispute over unionism Edward Henry a union carpenter aged 387 years allegedly struck Matthew Skele a plumber causing a fractured skull. Skele died at 2 00 p m. The altercation occurred early this morning and Skele did not regain consciousness.
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Chancellor von Buelow Favors Tobacco Monopoly
Vienna reports Chancellor von Buelow at Norderney expressed regret over Bismarck’s failure to establish a tobacco monopoly. He says such a monopoly could have generated about 125 million dollars in revenue by now and would help Germany meet its financial needs. The Neue Freie Presse interview highlights government views on fiscal policy.
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Mulai Hafid Confident on Morocco's Future
Tangier dispatch reports El Menebhi, former war minister, saying Mulai Hafid can curb fanaticism and will seek friendly ties with France. He denounces claims Hafid sees Germany as Morocco's protector and notes Hafid aims to meet external demands.
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