Suffragists Arrested in London Plot Fire Eight Women Detained
In Bublin on July 20 a United Press teaser reports eight English women arrested for a suffragist plot to burn the Jibs the where Prealer Asquith spoke. Police found gunpowder kerosene and flammable materials in their rooms. Mary Leigh Lizzie Baker Mary Coffer and others appeared in court for trial.
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Bublin
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Ladys Evans
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Mary Coffer
Roosevelt outlines contract with the people for progressive party
Roosevelt declares the national progressive party will be built on a contract with the people and outlines a defined platform. He approves the national progressive name, drafts a personal platform for presentation at the Chicago convention, and plans a speech as his faith confession.
SIME CONVENTION CALLED TODAY IN ALBANY
United Press Leased Wire. Albany New York July 20 The Republican state committee has been called to meet here today to choose presidential electors and to set the state convention after primary day September 17 Voters will face two ballots this year one for national candidates and one for state county and local officials The amended elections law requires national candidates on an individual ballot There are 84000 Republicans enrolled in New York and the meeting is moved up to give voters time to consider the coming convention.
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Albany
New York
First Battle in Big War Sets Tomorrow
Exhaustion marked the day as Oregon guardsmen and 25th Infantry man eight miles with no drops. Blue army totals 105 officers and 1,949 men. Red army 142 officers and 2,032 men. Oregon leaders May, Witacu, and Settlemeyer named as umpires for the Red army. Brig. Gen. Hvans arrives to oversee militia. Lieut. Col. Beil arrives to represent the Northalities. Idaho regiment commander Ingleblute reports 30 dropouts, but fault lies with Oregon fatigue rather than regulars, prompting no further action.
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Relief of foul play abandoned after woods search
After a ten day disappearance from the Wilson Bros camp Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster Constable Carter and Deputy Prose cutting Attorney Bishop led a woods search near Tidwpendence with two crews but found no trace of W H Allen. The sheriff s office now believes Wilson left the camp of his own free will for unknown parts.
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Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates 78th Birthday in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons marked his seventy eighth birthday in Baltimore with a Mass of thanksgiving and an informal reception at the Episcopal palace. He also received many congratulatory messages from clergy and laypeople across the United States.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Episcopal Palace
Jetrica
United States
Ireland
Soldier Found With Loaded Cartridges
A member of the 21st U. S. Infantry, name withheld, was found at the camp on the fair grounds with 80 cartridges concealed in his belt. He was tried last night, fined $30 in pay, and sentenced to 20 days hard labor. After discovery, officers searched the regiment and found no more cartridges. Authorities believe animosity toward the regular colored troops sparked the act, though intent in the mock warfare remains unascertained.
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Fair Ground
Pregiment
Third Party Is Being Organized In Michigan Today
Progressive Republicans gathered at The Oaks in Jackson to form a third party with Theodore Roosevelt as leader. The group aims to complete party organization, nominate presidential selectors, and address necessary matters. Governor Oldopp will head the faction but may not run. he plans to vote for Wilson if Roosevelt cannot secure support.
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Chicago
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Hanford Case Nears Closing By Judiciary Panel
Seattle July 20 The house judiciary sub committee investigating charges against United States district Judge Cornelius H Hanford spent the day tidying up to finish its work tonight Chairman Graham showed impatience at a request to call another bartender to testify in favor of Judge Hanford but ordered a coupend for the man s attaued on parctically all the charges against Hanford except his personal habits Documents were admitted freely and some charges expected to yield sensational testimony will be presented to the full committee largely from court records.
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Present Day Styles Blamed for Women's Murders
G Stanley Hall of Clark University claimed here that modern women’s clothing provokes sex consciousness in men, contributing to the killings of 18 year old Julia Connors in New York and the shooting of Georgiana Eichtenwalter in Denver.
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National Progressive Republican League To Be Organized
Washington July 20. A statement says the National Progressive Republican League will be formed by the Progressive element and that the party will urge government precepts popular in the coming campaign. The notice is issued by United States Bertie for Hourne of Oregon.
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Governor Wilson Declines Resignation Amid Speech Prep
SHAGIRT July 22 Gov Wilson will not resign as governor and will not receive visitors until after completing his acceptance speech. He held a conference with Senator Reed of Missouri and plans two days to prepare the address for the Democratic presidential bid.
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Kilis Sflayer Of His Mother Kilis Sflayer Of His Mother
United Press teased wire from Revdling California reports William W. Clement son of Mrs Trad ford confessed to shooting and killing William Landis postmaster at Buelaye from ambush to avenge his mother’s death.
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United Press
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Sheriff Kills Man Who Wronged His Daughter
Lewis county sheriff shot and killed Jake Simmons in Lewiston Idaho after Simmons fired at the sheriff during a warrant attempt. The aim was to arrest Simmons on a charge related to his 14 year old daughter.
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Studebaker Ready For Work On Any Job
From the moment a Studebaker Flanders 20 is delivered you have a car ready to go on the job. It stands up to daily use, takes hills and rough places cheerfully as the smooth, and the only care it asks is Tubrication.
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Flanders
May Dismiss Charges Against Judge Hanford
May dismiss charges against Judge Hanford after resignation ends Congressional inquiry. Reports say House Judiciary Committee will drop proceedings, stop testimony, and consider reporting evidence before a final vote on dismissal. Chairman Layton ordered subcommittee to return to Washington. observers foresee renaming or restarting investigations by Wickersham.
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Waellington
Cherries Ship to New York Fetch Four Dollars Per Box
A single Eagle Valley carload of ling cherries shipped to New York sold for four dollars per ten pound box. The test was successful with shipments planned to continue, marking a new agricultural shipping milestone from Baker City Oregon.
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Premier Asquith flour thrower jailed in Dublin town square
A woman in Dublin today threw flour at Premier Asquith in the town hall square but missed. She was arrested and jailed. In Washington state, the Superior Court of Lewis County granted letters of administration for M. R. Eastman deceased on July 6, 1912. Administrators urges creditors to present claims to CG. D. Cunningham in Centralia within twelve months, or be barred.
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Asquith
Town Hall
H, Quark
Clothing prices to rise next year in 1913 season
United Press dispatch from New York reports cloth prices will be higher for 1913. Producers list yard-rate increases from 7 to 20 cents above 1912 levels as wool supply tightens and wages rise. Mill owners cite high wages and shorter hours as contributing factors.
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United Press
New York
Sherman Illness Delays Senate Decisions Amid Health Fears
Vice President Sherman staying at Utica home after consulting with Senate leaders, plan to remain through the current session. Early reports warned of heart trouble and weight loss, but his condition now described as favorable. Also a political notice: J A Venesb announces candidacy for state senator from the 201th district in the Republican primary.
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Utica
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