Republicans Hold Tariff Work Back
Democratic leaders in the senate fear lack of progress on the tariff bill as informal talks with Progressive and regular Republicans continue. No definite time for voting was set, with proposals to amend wheat and barley rates discussed but not guaranteed. Senator Simmons proposed a 11 oclock convening. Senator Hollis argued the cotton schedule would benefit manufacturers under reduced rates.
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Senate
Penocrat
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Harry
Hollis
New Hampshire
Mexico Whips Ireland Boxer in Denver Bantam Bout
Benny Chavez of Trinidad Colorado defeats Patsy Brannigan of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in a bantamweight bout in Denver. The event draws a large crowd as the state athletic commission oversees the match.
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Vann Recalled by Indianapolis Team
Bol Meyer owner of the Indianapolis Quarter association team today recalled catcher Vann from the 80e ity, Iowa Western League club.
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Ind
Bol Meyer
Vann
Iowa
Glass Defense Currency Bill Pleases Caucus
Washington Aug 11 A vigorous defense of the administration currency bill by Representative Carter Glass drew applause in the Democratic caucus as its fate was to be decided. The insurgent Democrats tried to open the caucus to the public but failed 6% to 119.
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Ragsdale
South Carolina
Henry
Texas
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Chairen Glass
Nelley
Hie
Tammany Hall Moves to Indict Gov. Sulzer
Tammany Hall openly seeks the indictment of Governor William Sulzer on charges tied to campaign funds and stock purchases. Charles F. Murphy leads the drive to remove Sulzer, who fought Murphy after his 1919 nomination, as a legislative probe reports misused contributions.
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Charles F. Murphy
New York
William Sulzer
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Murphy
Sulzer Impeachment Move After Bitter Albany Debate
Albany August 12 A Frawley committee report charging Governor William Sulzer with diverting funds to personal use was adopted after a bitter three hour debate in the New York Assembly. Minority and majority factions clashed over impeachment as Majority Leader Levy introduced the resolution calling for Sulzer's impeachment for wilful and corrupt conduct in office and high crimes. The assembly voted down delay efforts and proceeded to consider further steps on the impeachment motion.
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New York
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Avii
Mam Gulner
State of
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Amecombiyman Gibbs
Sarecky and Colwell
Oorata
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Mir. Levy
Six Violent Deaths Reported in One State
Grand Forks Aug 11 Six violent deaths in this state were reported today. A sheepherder James Bovady was killed fording a stream and drowned after striking his head on a rock. A 13 year old boy Joseph Kirkeby was kicked in the stomach while hitching a team and died minutes later. An 18 month old child of M Hoffer drowned in a waterfall while parents were away. John W Isenberger Jr a farmer near Jamestown was killed by lightning while riding. Ole Litsheim was killed in a runaway at Tioga and an unknown man died from sunstroke at Tioga.
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Maddock
Joseph Kirkenby
M. Hoffer
McClusky
John W. Isenberger, Jr
Jamestown
Ole Litsheim
Tioga
Camp band concerts to precede Wyoming Guards drills
A village of Kinki tents has grown northwest of Fort Russell as the Wyoming National Guards set up camp. Capt Hall and Sharpe arrive to oversee drills. Cody Powell Basin and Thermopolis units arrived by special Burlington train. Beginning soon, regimental parades will start at 5:30 PM with a 7:40 PM Douglas band concert for the public.
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State Senator Frawley Leads Sulzer Inquiry Courage
Tammany Hall figure James J. Frawley, district leader and head of the legislative committee probing Governor Sulzer’s fund-raising, is described as the nerve of the attack. His background as a longtime Tammany member and former amateur boxer is noted, with claims of his strength and resolve.
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Tammany Hall
William Sulser
Frawley
Charles PF. Murphy
Lind as Wilson's Envoy Urged to Be Rejected by Huerta
Despatches from Mexico City show Huerta signaling refusal to receive John Lind former Minnesota governor named unofficial envoy by President Wilson Lind would advise Huerta to stage elections but Huerta states he will not cooperate and will deal with rebels only by force Huerta resents Lind's perceived broad powers and appointment.
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Huerta
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Mexican Official Expresses Faith in US Judgment
Washington reports mark optimism as Mexican Foreign Minister Gambos declares faith in United States judgment and talks of quick adjustment. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan voice measured optimism while John Lind arrives in Mexico City to advise and ease tensions. Refugees awaited ships at San Diego and Guaymas as rebels concentrate near Ouaymac. an American widow from Austin arrives at Nogales with four children after loss in Mazatlan raid.
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Washington
Mexico
Frederic Gambos
Eireles
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Callera
Mexico City
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Midtown
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Guldud del Carmen
State Department
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Rebela Wort
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Archbishop Presses Catholic Patriotism at Milwaukee Meeting
Arch bishop Ireland addressed 200 dignitaries and 8000 lay Catholics at the American Federation of Catholic Societies convention in Milwaukee. He defended Catholic patriotism while condemning charges of disloyalty. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Messmer attended as honored guests, with remarks from bishops Muldoin, Hushe, Duffy, and Clune among others.
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Ireland
Missouri Sees Rain After Prolonged Drought and Heat
A long period of drought and heat in Missouri was interrupted by rainfall and a drop in temperature across multiple sections. The change provides brief relief from the heat wave affecting residents and local conditions.
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Reli
Missouri
ST. Louis
Ang Bi
Japanese Reply On California Alien Land Law
Washington Aug 11 The Japanese reply to the protest over the California alien land law has not arrived as expected before the new law takes effect Ambassador Chinda has notified Secretary Bryan that the answer will be submitted in due course Meanwhile there is talk that a Japanese individual may sue in California courts to block property transfers and to test if the United States should intervene to protect treaty rights of Japanese residents
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Howe
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United States
Eh Allen
British troops deploy to Somaliland clash in Africa
In Aden a British frontier corps including Indian troops was cut up in a fight in Somaliland. Three hundred troops have been sent from Aden to the scene to quell the disturbance and secure the area.
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Arabia
Somaliland
New York Sees Unseasonably Warm August Day
The city records a remarkably warm August 11 with the thermometer hitting 7 degrees at five in the afternoon, a standout mark in 28 years of NY weather history.
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