Universal Races Congress Opens in London
In London the first Universal Races Congress gathered leading sociologists educators scientists and statesmen from many nations aiming to foster Western Eastern understanding and interracial cooperation. It seeks to combat prejudice and discuss race and nation without political resolutions while highlighting papers from Brajendranath Seal Felix von Luschay and others.
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London
Universal Races Congress
Orient
Tate
Gang Kipling
Congress
Lord Weardale
Brajandranath Seal
Felix von Luschay
University of Berlin
Alfred Wouillee
Institute of France
Spiller
Man
John M. Robertson
M. P
T. W. Ruys Davis
University of Manchester
Guiseppe Sergi
University of Home
Nivedita
India
M. Joseph Deniker
Paris
Lord Avebury
Permanent Court of Arbitration Uni
Europe
Asia
South America
Wu Ting- Fang
United States
Sumitaka Haseba
Japanese
House of Representatives
Said Bey
Turtish Council of State
Muir
Sourour Bey
Cairo Court of Appals
Gen. Legitime
Maili
Sydney Oliver
Jamaica
M_ . La Fontaine
International Peace Bureau
Frederick ©. Croxton
United States Immigration Commission
Japan
William P. Reeves
Felix Adler
New York
Ethical Culture Movement
America
Baron o'Estourmelles de Constant
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Bryn Mawr
Illinois
Western Reserve
Wellesley
John Hopkins
State
Purdue
Brown
California
Wisconsin
Williams
Atlanta
Denver
Missouri
Tufts
Far East
W. H. B. du Bois
Charles A. Eastman
Eisenach
Morgant Morgan Hot Report Sparks Trustiation Probe
United Press Leased Wire reports in Washington that J. P. Morgan, famed honey king and trust builder, is portrayed as a mere servant to John D. Rockefeller in a Burdette Townsent report. Chairman Stanley discusses implications.
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United Press
Washington
J. P. Morgat
John D. Trockefeller
Burdette Townsent
United States
Etee Trust
Stanley
Report Supports Sherman Act Action on Steel Trust
Money King notes Attorney General Bonaparte’s 1908 report proving prosecution of the steel trust under the Sherman Act would succeed. Townsend says the trust controls about 90 per cent of the farm machinery business.
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Bonaparte
Steel Trust
Townsend
Witton Held For Coble Murder Insanity Adjudged
United Press dispatch reports Witton questioned about the Coble murder at Rainier. The sheriff is convinced he is the killer, but Wilson’s wife remains unconvinced and fears the stress has unbalanced his mind. Witton was adjudged insane and will be placed in the Steila Jooomingang asylum.
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Olympta
Witton
Rainier
Wilson
Brood
Wilton
Steila‘Jooomingang Asylum
Taft to Sign Reciprocity Bill Today
United Press report from Washington notes President Taft likely to affix his signature this afternoon sealing a reciprocity measure passed by Congress. The bill includes two sections on dutiable and free lists and free entry for certain Canadian shipments, with debate on its operative conditions and potential automatic repeal if Canada revokes its own law.
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Tat
Congress
Clark
Taft
Canada
Dominion
United States
Canadian
Reed Smoot
Row
Utah
Senate
Nelson
Ron Minn
Cummins
Ron Jowa
Minnesota
House
Ottawa
Canada Votes on Reciprocity Political Fight Heads to Polls
Ottawa July 26 Voters of Canada will decide the fate of reciprocity. The Liberal government led by Premier Laurier vows to appeal to the people that reciprocity will pass if they win. If the Conservatives prevail, obstruction tactics may force the prime minister to resign.
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Ottawa
Voters of
Canada
The
Liberal Povermanent
Laurier
England Air Race Thriller Sets London Prize Record
In Trooklands France Lieut Conkean flying as Andre Beaumont won the London Daily Mail prize of 50000 pounds in a dramatic race around Great Britain. Pierre Vedrines finished second fifty four minutes and twenty nine seconds behind Beaumont whose lead grew after Brighton as weather and mist challenged the neck to neck duel.
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Hung
Lieut Conkean
France
Andre Beaumont
Worthb
London Daily Mail
Pierre Vedrines
Besn
Nont
Brighton
Beaumont
City Health Officer Reports Action On Hanson Property Nuisance
Dr Madison told the city council that nuisance conditions on the Hanson property persist yet a contract has been awarded to remedy the problem. The council previously addressed the issue and reconfirmed efforts to remove the nuisance.
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Hanson
Madison
City Court Action Over Merchant License Ordinance
The city agreed to pay court costs in the Ber man Brothers case after the merchant license ordinance was repealed at last night’s council meeting. The bill for city costs was referred to the finance committee.
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Centralia
Berman Brothers
City Council to Enforce Dray Ordinance Policy
The council discussed when a drayman is not a draysman and how much dray work a teamster could do without violating the ordinance requiring city licenses. It directed the police department to enforce the draying ordinance.
Petition Protest Over Front Street Vacation Presented
On July 26 a protest petition from 36 property owners east of Tower Avenue was submitted to the city council. The signers oppose vacating Front Street or any street east of Tower Avenue running north and south, noting the railroads and proposed improvement plans. The council took no action, sending the petitions for reference as no official request had been made or referred to the council.
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Tower Avenue
Front Street
Orrany
Northern Pacific
Oregon- Washingtonght-of-way
Centralia
Tthis Street
Uwe Petitons
Patton resigns as Centralia team manager
W. A. Patton tendered resignation as manager of the Centralia State League baseball team, citing a family trip and favoring a permanent replacement. Guy Mack will manage the club for the rest of the season while Patton is away.
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W. W. Patton
Centralia State League
Patton
Guy Mack Wll
Ality
Quecens
Centralia
Mack
Sympathy for the Tight Wad Investment
A satirical line notes that sympathy may not be felt for costly investments and hints the Tight Wad likely would not invest even if it wore.
What Shall Be Done With Weed Peat in City Lots
James Somerville asked the city council last night to act on weeds and thistles growing on vacant lots. A state law provides for removing nuisances, and the city attorney was instructed to ace What can be done. The weed problem threatens nearby property values and could reduce fire risk by encouraging property maintenance.
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James Somerville
Luncheon Party Honoring Tessie Snowden in Rochester
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson hosted a Sunday luncheon on Mack River for friends and visiting Tessie Snowden. Guests enjoyed a pleasant day with lunch, boat riding, music, and recreation while on vacation, including golf ashore and seaside amusements.
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Edgar Henderson
Rochester
Mack River
Tessie Snowden
Sho
Hero
Edgar Wonderson
Monomb
Clyde Duvall
Light bill shiller slashes city rates
Centralla consumera of gledele light will have smaller light bills in the future. The city council’s light committee recommended reducing rates from 6 7 and 10 cents per kilowatt to 6 7 and 9 cents with a minimum charge of 50 cents and no discount on bills under $1. Reduced rates take effect August 1 as the committee report was adopted unanimously.
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Centralla Consumera
Gledeleight
Couneil
Rendering of Lard Sparks City Debate
Dr. Madison health officer told the city council that many residents complain about meat merchants rendering lard at their premises. Councilman Kent, manager of Carstens company, disputed grounds for the complaint and invited council members to visit his business Thursday to see rendering. He suggested the city dump as an alternative.
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Madison
Bualaesa
Kent
Carstens Company
Elty
Outfielder Walter Johnson Joins Chehalis Baseball Club
Walter Johnson an outfielder and catcher now in independent Eastern Washington ball has been signed by Manager Taylor of Chehalis. Transport arranged for arrival ahead of this week’s series with Centralia and Chehalis. Johnson hailed as hard hitter and strong fielder, aims to fill center field gap left by Dusty Miller. Taylor pushes quickly to ready squad for pivotal State League season era.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Taylor
Chehang
Centralia
Chebatty
Johnson
Flesi
Dusty? Miller
Valuable stones at Moclips noted by locals
July 24 report from Moclips says Allen Copals of Chenois Creek found an agate known as a water agate, polished for a watch charm and admired locally. Mr Graves nearby found another unusual agate with a razor clam core, both valued by residents. Several valuable jaspers and water opals have also been found near Cape Elizabeth.
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Moclips
Allen Copals
Chenois Greek
Forward Brothers
Allen
Murder motive absent in Dudley slaying case
Sacramento report states investigators have not developed a motive for the murder of Miss Dudley. An unknown man named Cole is connected to the shooting. It is known the suspect drank heavily two weeks prior, but his identity remains a mystery.
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Dudley
He Cole
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