Roosevelt backs Beveridge in Indiana senate race
Former President Theodore Roosevelt is expected to stump for Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana at Sagamore Hill as Beveridge runs against John W. Kern. Beveridge, an insurgent aligned with Taft on major bills, seeks reelection amid national Republican maneuvering. Other prominent figures present were Winston Churchill and Hamilton Fish, who declined to reveal Roosevelt's remarks.
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Robert R. Base
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Hamilton Fish
New York
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Frozen eggs seized at Kings County plant in New York
Government inspectors seized twelve tons of frozen eggs at the Kings County Refrigerating Company plant in New York on July 7. The cargo, shipped from Chicago, was found unfit for human consumption.
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Chico
King's County
Waters Oil Company Agrees to Pay State Fines
Enid Oklahoma July 7 The Waters Perce Oil Company today agreed to pay the state seventy five thousand dollars and cease practices the state deems unlawful in consideration that the state’s ouster action is dropped.
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Enid
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Perce Oil Company
Government Sustains Coal Lands Claim at Gebo
Lander July 7 The land office sustains the government claim to Gebo coal lands, overturning the contest by the coal company. About nine thousand acres were affected. the company, halted since February, had been mining several thousand tons daily.
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Lander
Gebo
Fearful brutality in expulsion of Vienna Jews
Vienna reports from Russia describe forced exodus of Jews from the Pale of Settlement with severe brutality. Observers allege up to 200 deaths among those expelled, as Moscow authorities tighten control amid censorship and harsh treatment.
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IHPO
Klef
Moscow
Women Power Drives Ella Plage Young to NAEs Presidency
Boston July 7 Mrs Ella Plage Young superintendent of Chicago public schools was elected president of the National Education Association by a 617 to 376 vote. The convention named Zachariah Xenophon Snyder for vice president but Young resigned and was nominated from the floor to win the top post. San Francisco chosen for the next convention.
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Ella. Plage Young
Chicago
National Educational Association
Cook
Spearfish
San Francisco
Marshal of Saratoga and brother travel in Cheyenne
Marshal Taylor of Saratoga and his brother J IV Taylor of Sedan are en route home in an automobile by way of Cheyenne. They recently swapped reminiscences with Dan C Barkedale, a popular insurance man, during a meeting yesterday. The pair plan to leave for To-ga in their car today.
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Chivalrous Hobo Couple Rescue Girl From Toledo Captor
Beatrice Fanning an 18 year old enticed from home by a man in Toledo was rescued by hoboes during a freight car journey. The trio fled toward Belleville Kansas where police took custody after the captor Cameron Keener, 24, threatened her with a revolver and knife. The group moved from St Louis to Belleville, Topeka, and Manhattan with two other men aiding their escape before capture or pursuit.
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Ohio
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Sato
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Hasta
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Oscape
Topeka
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Manhattan
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Carver
Taft withdraws 35 million acres of coal land in six states
President Taft signs orders withdrawing 35,073,164 acres of coal land from public domain across Colorado, Arizona, North and South Dakota, Washington, and Utah. About 20,700,000 acres are new withdrawals with confirmations of earlier actions, affecting existing reserves and workable coal land in North and South Dakota.
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Taft
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Arizona
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South Dakota
Washington
Utah
Denis Roosevelt
Garment Workers Demand Security of Payment
About fifty thousand garment workers struck in New Park this afternoon demanding an eight hour day higher wages and a guarantee that a contractor will back a sub contractor for wage payments if subletting occurs.
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New Park
Kate Elkins Meets Her Duke in Austria
Rome dispatch says the Duke of Abruzzi, director of the general arsenal at Venice, traveled to Toblach Austria where he met many Americans including Miss Katherine Wilkins.
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Rome
Tribuna Publakes
Duke of
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Venice
Toblach
Katherine Wilkins
Attempted assassination of Western Federation leader reported
Denver July 7. Yancho Terzich Alaska member of the Western Federation of Miners executive board was targeted in Lead, South Dakota. Dispatches say two shots were fired as Terzich sat at his desk in the Lead miners' headquarters. Federation devices were received at headquarters today.
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Yancho Teraich
Alaska
Western Federation of Ioners
Lead
S. D
Federation
Terzich
Lead Miners
Moving Picture Promoters to Test Cities Right to Bar Exhibits
In cities where authorities try to bar moving pictures of the Reno prize fight promoters plan to sue to test the cinema rights. Lucbin, head of the syndicate that filmed the Jeffries Johnson bout, says they spent over 150000 and will fight to exhibit their pictures. Johnson returns to Chicago to a large crowd and tearful greeting at the station.
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Philadelphia
Sr. Lucbin
Johnson
Howe
Chautauqua Tickets via Coupons in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Chautauqua committee plans ticket distribution through mailed coupons to State Leader, Cheyenne Wyo. No money is sent with coupons. Signers will receive prompt attention for guaranteed ticket allotment as the committee seeks broader participation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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