Harriman Linked To Times Plot In Darrow Bribery Case
Los Angeles reports detail Harriman being questioned about prior knowledge of the Times dynamite plot and bribery of McNamara jurors. The cross examination probes his awareness of the bombing at the Times plant as prosecutors press for connections to Clarence Darrow and the bribery scheme.
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Carriman
Uarriman
Frederick S
Martin
H. H. Appel
Earl Rogers
Ford
Rogers
Hutton
Franklin
Lockwood
Pord
Bert Franklin
Miller Moths Tie Up Denver Passenger Trains
Miller Moths delayed Union Pacific and Rock Island trains near Denver on July 10. Engineers reported moths swarmed tracks and greased rails so trains could not maintain schedule. Passengers described plains east of Denver as sun darkened by moths. officials called it a historic railway delay.
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Kansas
Youth Escapes Cody Jail Then Returns to Custody
Cody Wyoming July 10 Jay Brough held for horse stealing escaped last evening by loose prison bars. He walked to his mother's home, then returned to the jail after three hours, claiming to abandon flight and asking to be re jailed.
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Brough
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Snakes Heat and Teddy Are Too Much
Winsted Conn July 10 Satan's Kingdom settlement reached 103 in the shade amid a heat wave. Pastures dried and dairy farmers raised milk price by 1 cent a quart as snakes moved down from the mountains to the river. J Nelson Brown a leading resident said he will support Roosevelt.
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Satan's Kingdom
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Roosevelt
War on bucket shops declared by government
New York July 10 government agents opened an investigation likely to trigger a wholesale cleanup of bucket shops. The drive follows past 1910 arrests and indictments and targets numerous small operations across New York Pennsylvania Ohio and New England with main offices in New York City Cleveland Albany Pittsburgh Buffalo and nearby Canada.
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Pittaburg
Buffalo
Cooperation Between Publisher and Advertiser in Newsrooms
The newspaper aims for mutual cooperation with advertisers, asserting a high standard of excellence and no favoritism between advertisers or subscribers. It pledges to exclude fake ads from its advertising columns as it does from its news columns, seeking credible listings.
Clark and Underwood Confer With Wilson Over Mack Plan
Washington July 10 Speaker Clark and Representative Oscar Underwood prepare to visit Governor Woodrow Wilson to discuss the political situation and campaign plans. Wilson has rejected Mack's suggested dual leadership for the national committee and campaign manager.
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Underwood
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Mack
Washington, D.C
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Woodrow Wilson
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Norman F. Mack
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Nadvinera
Chicago
Parker
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Thomas Martin
Virginia
William F. Sheehan
Thomas Tageart
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Ryan
Wiliam F. Sheehan
Roosevelt wins Iowa GOP and Taft rebuked statewide
Des Moines Iowa July 10 Roosevelt captures decisive victory at the Republican state convention adop ts a platform attacking the Chicago convention and calls for woman suffrage refer endum. Nevada petitions launch Roosevelt third party movement while California ship Persia reunion reports twin Filipinos Semar twins voyage to Canada
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Heat Killing Scores in East Cool in Wye
Heat deaths rise across the east as Chicago reports 91 degrees and New York records 97 with heat waves blamed for dozens of prostrations and fatalities. Forecaster Cox promises relief while Cheyenne enjoys cooler, pleasant days as Omaha and Philadelphia also endure scorching heat.
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Chicago
Cox
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Philadelphia
Orozco Slips Into Juarez With Rebel Staff
Juarez Mexico July 10 General Orozco rebel chieftain arrives at Juarez with his staff and stays at his father’s home. He later travels to Villa Ahumada eighty three miles south and declares confidence in revolution’s triumph. Federal forces begin withdrawing as bridges and culverts on the Mexican Central railroad north of Chihuahua are destroyed.
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Villa Ahumada
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Jane Press
Madero
Chihuahua
Mexican Central Railroad
Astors to Sail for Europe on July 24
Vincent Astor plans to sail for Europe on July 24 with his mother Ava Astor to spend the rest of the summer in England, aiming to upend the season’s plans and extend their stay abroad.
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Povehkeepise
Vincent Astor
Europe
Ava Astor
England
Cowboys Steal 21 Vassar Girls In Cody Outing
Twenty one Vassar graduates arrived in Cody with twenty one local cowboys. The girls rode off in cars after a playful dispute with chaperone Dr George H Shattuck. The party planned a trip to Hanging Rock for hunting and fishing excursions.
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George F H. Shattuck
A.tusso
Callege
Hanging Rock
Cody
Poisoning at Canaday family reunion in Garfield
In Garfield Georgia a Canaday family reunion dinner at Marcellus Canaday's home left three dead and thirty seven ill from poisoning. Benjamin Canaday, his sister Mrs Faircloth and a child died. thirteen more remain gravely ill as physicians fear for recovery.
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Canaday
Garfield
Marcellus Canaday
Benjamin Canaday
Wyoming Labor Federation Passes Resolutions at Eagle's Hall
At yesterday's session of the Wyoming State Federation of Labor, resolutions called for creating a State Labor commissioner with full powers and condemned tactics that defeated labor measures. The group also supported organizing Cheyenne laundry workers, about 50 to 60 women and girls, into a union. The convention opened with accreditation of Wm Kalber and P McCurdy and adjourned after minutes were read.
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Cheyenne
Kalber
P. McCurdy
Democratic House Keeps Its Promises Passes Good Bills
The Democratic House is portrayed as delivering on pledges by passing measures on wool, cotton, metal and chemical schedules, tax relief for sugar and income tax changes, broader reforms, and a postal express law. It credits the body for progressive acts, while noting Republican Senate opposition and the upcoming political implications.
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