Insurgents Triumph in Kansas Governor Stubbs Nominated
At mill night in Topeka Kansas indications pointed to an insurgent gain in Kansas. Governor W F Stubbs linked with insurgent candidates for congress and was practically assured of renomination. In the fifth district Reese insurgent defeated stand patter Caldwell while in the seventh district B H Madison was nominated without opposition. Continued on Page Two.
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Kansas
W. F. Stubbs
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Arthur Cranston
Insurgent
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J. Miller
Ofth
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Ena Madison
B. H. Madisan
Victor Murdock
Bath of vitriol given children
Two children are dead and two others critically injured after a wagon carrying four five gallon carboys of vitriol tipped at Eighteenth Street and Ridge Avenue in Philadelphia. Seven more rescuers and onlookers suffered severe burns while aiding the victims.
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Philadelphia
Raymond Dager
Katherine Daniels
Fire Department
Eighteenth Shrest
Ridges Avenue
Calia
Accession Oath Amended in Lords Debate
London August 3 The accession declaration bill passed the House of Lords on third reading after removing phrases offensive to Home Catholics and substituting the words I am a faithful Protestant The measure sets the declaration to be sworn by the king with a Protestant affirmation and no further changes noted.
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London
House of Lords
Roosevelt Visits Pennsylvania Miners and Mill Girls
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spent a day in the heart of the anthracite region, talking with coal diggers and their families and with silk mill workers. He climbed a coal beaker, walked dusty paths two miles, and stayed in audience with workers, who treated him as a plain man.
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Sik Mill
Roosevelt
Scranton
Panneylyanis
Ips
Mfe
New York
Delaware Water
Automobiliata
Meat Inspector Wasser Put On Trial In City Review
Trial of city meat inspector Abraham Wasser began in the city hall court with sixteen complainants accusing him of bias and improper inspection. Prosecutors presented witnesses alleging rotten meat was passed or mishandled at packing houses, while Wasser’s defense contested motives and questioned the handling of charges as the inquiry extended over several nights.
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Abraham Wasser
Heaith
Wasser
Jacob Dol’, Packing Company
Alabama Street
J. T. Mitcher
Decatur Street
Partes Agkea
W. F. Morrill
Whitehall Street
G. W. Coffey
Hotiné
Strike Settled on Grand Trunk Rail Tie-Up Ends
Ottawa reports conductors and yard workers on Grand Trunk and Central Vermont end a July 18 strike tonight. Wages rise about 18 percent dating May 1, plus a future 30 percent rise on an eastern schedule. Labor minister Mackenzie King credited with progress. leaders Garretson and Lee express satisfaction as they travel to St. Louis.
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Ontario
Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Hays
W. T. Mackenzie King
India
Vermont
Garretson
Lee
Bt. Lous
Mute Man Given Five Years For Railroad Obstruction
Wesley Payne, mute, was sentenced to five years in state prison for obstructing a railway track near Skipperton on the Macon and Birmingham Railroad. Gordon Monroa, arraigned with Payne, pleaded not guilty and was freed after Payne confessed. both were in court this morning with records reflecting the case.
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Macon
Wesley Payne
Skipperton
Birmingham
Farm
Felton
Gordon’ Monroa
Payne
Governor Brown Begins Campaign Card Issuance
Governor Brown at his headquarters begins drafting a campaign card outlining his administration's actions and omissions for the state's benefit. Clerks process heavy mail while Smith headquarters plans literature and Ed Maddox aids the effort as Brown supporters mobilize in Sumter County and surrounding areas.
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Smith
Americus
Sumter County
Brown Club
Ed Maddox
Mrr
Madaox
Rome
J. B. Smith
Camp Aten U
Strike Turmoil Hits Manitoba Plant as 600 Walk Out
At Winnipes, Manitoba, a work stoppage by 600 workers sparked unrest early today. Rioters pelted the shop enclosure and yard with stones and set some equipment on fire. No injuries were reported as strikebreakers remained inside the guarded area.
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Winnipes
Man
Insurgent and Standpat Tail of Iowa GOP Convention
Des Moines August 2 insurgents led by Dolliver and Cummins plan to dominate the convention while standpatters back Taft and oppose full insurgent reform. Both groups hold rallies as momentum shifts, with Lacey urging unity and a strong Republican platform ahead of the August convention.
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Dolliver
Cummins
Dominster
Taft
Smith to Deliver Address in Georgia Tour This Week
Former Governor Smith travels from Atlanta to Monroe and Rome to speak on The South in the Bixties with no politics in the lecture. He plans a Friday night broadside in Atlanta for Fulton and surrounding counties, presided by Reuben Arnold. Smith aims to sway voters, with meetings in Floyd, Rome, Macon, Augusta, and Tyron? not yet announced.
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Smith Leff
Monroe
South
Bixties
Avlanta
Smith
Fulton
Hoke Smith Clubs
Reuben Arnold
Reuben RK
Arnold
Yetera
Floyd County
Rome
Roma
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Clty
Brown
Smitha
Macon
Augusta
Titton
Sherif Mitchell
Walker County
Durham
Mitchell
Bailey Chances Smith to Brown Ends Saga of Peace and Prosperity
Representative J W Bailey from Miller County shifts support from Smith to Governor Brown, arguing Brown offers best path to peace and prosperity. Bailey cites Smith leaders prioritizing their own power over policy, and endorses Brown for reelection. He releases a public card criticizing agitation and urging voters to back Brown.
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Miller
Smith
Brown
J. W. Bailey
Miller County
Hoka
Joseph M. Brown
Batley
Atlanta
Partly cloudy with regional showers forecast
Partly cloudy Wednesday with local showers in the extreme south and light winds. The weather section lists temperatures with a low around 6 and a mean around 6, noting normal temperatures and a month-to-date deficiency.
Increase at Local Postoffice Doubling July Receipts
The Atlanta postoffice reports July receipts of 9,424.83, a sharp rise from the previous month. The article notes a fiscal year shift with the new postmaster McKee overseeing early results and expressing satisfaction with the showing.
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Atlanta
McKee
Ballinger Pressure Mounts as Taft Faces Ballinger Issue
Beverly Masa August reports mounting letters from Republican leaders nationwide pressing Secretary Ballinger to resign. Senator Crane reportedly suggested dropping Ballinger at Minneapolis to aid party unity. Taft faces party pressure though no proof of misdeed against Ballinger. Leaders view Ballinger as a burden and believe his removal would ease the campaign.
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Taft
Murray Crane
Ballinger
Beverly
Masa
Crane
Minneapolis
Norton
Ank
Interior
Deparbantesh Ballinger
Leara
Balinger
Ohie
Joseph H. Emery for LORD & TAYLOR President
A promotional note extols Joseph H. Emery from office boy to top executive at LORD & TAYLOR. It highlights his steady climb from the wholesale end, his diligence, courtesy, and rising influence as the business grew from a million to nearly eight million dollars annually.
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Lord & Taylor Organization
Joseph H. Emery
Emery
Lord. & Taylor
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