Strife in Irrigation Congress as Pardee Attacks Ballinger
Aug 11 reports cover heated confrontation at the National Irrigation Congress. Former California Governor Pardee denounces Interior Secretary Ballinger, arguing against granting vast private land rights and water power sites to corporations. Senator Turner agrees Pardee’s words were sharp but defends official actions.
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George Turner
Washington
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Wheat, Crop Surplus Strains Western Railroads
Chicago August 11 reports say railroads face strain from over 200000 idle freight cars and growing orders for equipment while wheat and other crops promise record yields. Officials acknowledge potential cage shortages but cite unavoidable high harvests this year.
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Chicago
Moors Rally For Melilla Battle Amid Spanish Struggle
Paris dispatches report Moors massing near Melilla in a renewed push against Spanish forces in Morocco. Reinforcements swell Moorish ranks as they vow holy war, while Spanish troops fight to hold positions at Melilla amid heavy losses and tough conditions.
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Morocco
Melifin
Melilla
Merina
Loths of
Platon
Ocean Liner Drifting with Broken Shafts Near Diamond Shoals
The Clyde line steamship Arapahoe traveling from Jacksonville to New York broke tall shafts this afternoon and drifts helplessly off Diamond Shoals. A number of passengers are aboard as a strong northeast wind drives the vessel. The steamer Huron arrived in response to signals and may tow the Arapahoe.
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N.C
Clyde Line
Jackesonville
New York
Diamond Shoalsight
Huron
Drowning Tragedy as Hoaxing Clerk Laughed at Help
William Sutherland a 21 year old clerk from Arnett Street Port Chester pretended to drown while bathed with friends. after frightening them he sank and drowned in full view of his sisters who were in the party.
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New York
William Sutherland
Arnett Street
Port Cheater
Sutherland
Boy 8 Drowns in Quicksand Near Peoria Creek
Aug 11 in Peoria Fil. Adam Rona, 8, son of Nicholas Rona, waded in Farm creek near the Illinois river during a family fishing trip and was swallowed by quicksand. His body was recovered after strenuous labor by rescuers.
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Nicholas Rona
Yeatehday
Farm Creek Mearith
Iinols
Taft weighs in as reports cite increased size
Beverly Massachusetts August eleventh reports Taft preparing for golf links before breakfast under care of Dr Walker. Taft’s weight reportedly 526 pounds, with daily measures and treatment to reduce bulk at the White House.
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Suromer White House
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Ee O Treatment Press
Dalaman
Brann
Nymnaatica Prenstice
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Monticello Fire Ravages Resort Town and Prisoners Aid
A major blaze swept Monticello New York destroying about 70 buildings. Fire began midnight near the Murray electric plant and spread with a brisk east breeze. Looters and a jail break added chaos as prisoners helped fight the flames. dynamite was used to stem the spread. Estimated damage near one million dollars.
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N. J
Monticello
Sullivan County
Murray
Sutton death inquiry hearing includes gun shot expert
In Annapolis on August 11 Dr Edward M Schaeffer testified using skull models to trace bullet paths in Lt Suttons skull and concluded Sutton could not have fired the fatal shot Sergeant Todd denied full alignment with prior interview and questioned officers Marine Corps testimony.
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Sutton
Edward M. Schaeffer
Pantmine
Todd
Marine Corps
Turkey and Greece plan restraint over Crete flare up
London report says the Turkish government will not chastise Greece now and the dispute over Crete nears a practical solution. The Porte may withdraw the Greek pose on Crete under protection by foreign powers, with a return to occupation if Crete resumes provocations.
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London
Turkey
Greece
Crete
Accident to Swift at Lake Geneva Draws Millionaire Backers
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on August 11 a serious automobile accident involving Philip Swift heir to a millionaire Chicago packer triggered swift fundraising by the colony of millionaires around the lake. Nearly $100 subscribed to support immediate needs and facilities for swift recovery, highlighting the community’s rapid response.
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Philip Swift
Millonaire
Chicago
Corbett to Fight Muglcy in Denver Frontier Show
Promoters secure Young Corbett as opponent after Carsey withdraws. The 20 round main bout pairs Corbett with Muglcy Echoels, with Congo Kid and Monte Dale as undercard. An 18 foot ring on a 20 foot platform will host 1,400 spectators, 400 ringside, for Denver day of Frontier on Friday Aug 20.
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Betw Og
Corbett
D Monte Dale
Claény
Frontier
Local Woman Takes Her Own Life in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 11, Miga Eliz., widely known as Mise ta Claus, died by suicide after inhaling illuminating gas. She was found in a room at her home with a note and clothing altered, motive unclear.
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Philadelphia
Mise Ta Claus
Pau
Jeffries Johnson Post World Heavyweight Championship Pact
Chicago reports Jack Johnson and Sam Berger on behalf of James J. Jeffries signed a pact to box 20 to 100 rounds for the heavyweight title. An option will be accepted within 60 days and the bout to occur six months later. A $5,000 forfeit was posted as a side bet. Yenkies in Europe was notified by cable.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Sam Berger
James J. Jeffries
Yenkies
Europe
Anchors Sink Tug Neamscot Crew Loss Near Rockport
In Rockport Massachusetts on Aug 11 a cargo of anchors overloaded the naval tug Neamscot from Portamouth to Boston. A northerly gale caused the tug to roll, flooding the engine room. Four crew died and the captain and his wife reached shore on a raft after the disaster.
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Neamscot
Portamouth
Boston
Slayer Devoted Dog Ties Man to Cheyenne Murder Trial
In Cheyenne a man faces trial for killing Tilfora Ashford after a quarrel over scratches from his dog. The animal, a trained trick dog known in saloons, allegedly led to the fatal incident. The dog is kept chained in the suspect’s home as juries consider the case.
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Cheyenne
Tilfora W. Ashford
Allen
Ashford
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