Republicans Hold Tariff Work Back
Senate Democratic leaders fret over no progress on the tariff bill after days of informal talks with Progressive and regular Republicans. No definite voting time set, but a possible push for earlier action if currency debate is deferred. Senator Hollis urged a cotton schedule focus, predicting cotton manufacturers would prosper with lower rates.
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Washington
Senate
Penocrat
Simmons
Harry
Hollis
New Hampshire
Mexico Whips Ireland Bantam Bout in Denver
Benny Chavez of Trinidad Colorado defeated Patsy Brannigan of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in a bantamweight bout in Denver amid a crowd following the State Athletic tradition.
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Denver
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Colo
Patsy Brannigan
Pittsburg
Van Recalls Star Catcher Vann For Indianapolis Team
Bol Meyer owner of the Indianapolis Quarter association team recalls catcher Vann from the 80e ity Iowa based Western League club to bolster his roster.
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Indianapolis
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, author, drew applause in the first caucus session of Democratic House members. The insurgent faction failed to open the caucus to the public, with 119 voting against 6. The measure was introduced by Glass as chairman, with debate to proceed section by section after an eight hour general debate, likely lasting a week.
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Washington
Carter Glass
House
Glaas
Ranking and Currency Committee
Nelly
Kansas
Ragsdale
South Carolina
Henry
Texas
Representative Glass
Glass
Insurgenta
Friends of
Nelly Ragedale
Eagle
Ous
Chairen Glass
Nelley
Hie
Amecombiyman Gibbs
Levy
Sarecky and Colwell
Sitvo Democrats
Oorata
Representative Schaap
Mir. Levy
Tammany Hall Seeks Indictment of Gov Sulzer
New York Aug 11 Tammany Hall seeks to remove Governor William Sulzer by indictment on charges tied to his campaign fund. Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall aims to oust Sulzer after a clash over his handling of contributions and a stock transfer to Wall Street brokers.
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Tammany Hall
Gov
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
New York
William Sulzer
Legislative Committee
Wall Street
Big Four
Murphy
Impeachment Move on Governor Sulzer Advances
In Albany a bitter session saw the Frawley committee report adopt ed charging Governor William Sulzer with wilful and corrupt conduct and high crimes. Majority Leader Levy offered impeachment and urged immediate action as Republicans voiced delay and Democrats pressed for a vote.
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Sulzer
Frawley
Albany
N. Y
Levy
William Sulzer
State of
New York
Six Violent Deaths Occur in One State
Grand Forks Aug 11 Six violent deaths were reported in North Dakota today. A sheepherder James Bovady fording a shallow stream drowned after stumbling on rocks. A 13 year old Joseph Kirkenby was kicked in the stomach while hitching a team and died within minutes. 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 struck by lightning while riding a hay road and killed. Ole Litsheim was killed in a runaway at Tioga. An unknown man dropped dead from sunstroke at Tioga.
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Grand Forks
Haynes
James Bovady
Maddock
Joseph Kirkenby
M. Hoffer
McClusky
John W. Isenberger, Jr
Jamestown
Ole Litsheim
Tioga
Camp Fort Russell Opens With Wyoming Guards
A village of Kinki tents grows northwest of Fort Russell as the Wyoming National Guards arrive. Captains Hall and Sharpe arrive to inspect and organize the encampment as Cody Powell Basin and Thermopolia units join on a special Burlington train. Regimental parades begin daily at 5 30 with a 7 40 Douglas band concert open to the public.
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Wyoming National Guards
J. 1D
Hall
Cok
Sharpe
U.S. A
Cody, Powell, Basin, and Thermopolia
City
Burlington
Hart
Douglas Band
State Senator Frawley Leads Sulzer Inquiry Nerve
Tammany Hall figure James J. Frawley, district leader and chair of the legislative committee probing Governor Sulzer’s campaign funds, is described as a man of nerve. Once an amateur boxer, he was hoped to whip Kid McCoy, a claim he refutes.
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Tammany
James J. Frawley
Tammany Hall
William Sulser
Frawley
Charles PF. Murphy
Lind as Wilson’s Envoy Faces Huerta Refusal
Despatches from Mexico City indicate Huerta will not receive John Lind, Wilson’s unofficial envoy, and will only deal with rebels by force. Lind, ex governor of Minnesota, was to urge Huerta to allow fall elections, but Huerta refuses to cede authority.
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John Lind
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico City
Minnesota
Mr. Lindin
Mexican official declares faith in US judgment
Washington reports a Mexican foreign minister statement of great faith in the reasonable judgment of the United States. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan greeted the message as hopeful for peace between the nations. John Lind arrived in Mexico City as a designated adviser to ease tensions and aid negotiations. Reports from San Diego update naval actions as refugees move among Guaymas and Empalme amid rebel advances.
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Bryan
Washington
Mexico
Frederic Gambos
Eireles
White House
Wilson
Callera
Mexico City
John Lind
Copehart
Midtown
Vern Cou
Guldud del Carmen
State Department
Phoebe Hearnt
Rebela Wort
Qinew
Naw
San’ Dio
Sal
Gulf of California
Pitteborg
San Diego
Guaymas
Navy Department
Olector
San Francisco
Remy
Cuaymas
Tuerta
Pedro Ojjeda
Ouaymac
Néira
Pittaburg
Glacer
Buffalo
Southern
Pacific
Empalme
Catholic Patriotism Asserted at Milwaukee Convention
Arch bishop Ireland addressed about 200 dignitaries and 8000 lay Catholics at the American Federation of Catholic Societies convention in Milwaukee. He defended Catholic patriotism while rebuking critics. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Messmer attended as dignitaries, with speakers from Rockford Lead Grand Rapids and Cleveland among others.
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Milwaukee
Ireland
Missouri Sizzles Under Heat Amid Rainfall Cooldown
A long period of drought and extreme heat across Missouri was interrupted by rain and a drop in temperature today. The storm broke across several sections, bringing temporary relief and cooler air after days of high temperatures.
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Reli
Missouri
ST. Louis
Ang Bi
California Alien Land Law outpaced by Japan response
Washington report notes no new Japanese reply to the protest over California alien land legislation. Ambassador Chinda notified Secretary Bryan that the Japanese answer would come later. Some expect a suit by a Japanese individual over threatened property rights, testing U S treaty guarantees.
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Washington
State Departments
Chinda
Bryan
Howe
California
United States
Eh Allen
British Indian troops cut up in Somaliland clash
Aden dispatch reports a British Indian native corps was killed in a Somaliland battle. Three hundred troops were dispatched from Aden to the scene to quell the trouble and assess casualties.
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Aden
Arabia
Somaliland
New York Marks Warm August Day After 28 years
A New York City summary notes the date August 11 with unusually warm weather for the month. The day featured a peak temperature around seven degrees above typical levels and a notable late afternoon heat.
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