Japanese Peace Advocate Claims War Myth Roots in Misunderstanding
Kiyo Sue Inui spoke at the Chautauqua tent arguing that a U S Japan war scare is a political maneuver. He blamed California school discrimination for diverting attention from San Francisco corruption and urged no discrimination as the path to lasting peace. He noted exports to the United States and warned against invasion, urging mutual restraint between nations.
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Kiyo Sue Inui
Japan
America
California
San Francisco
Jepem
United States
George Washington
George
Woman killed man shot in boardinghouse duel
In Annacosta a 25 year old woman, Mrs. Naylor, was found dead with her companion, William Poland, 38, wounded in a room. Police theorize a revolver duel with Naylor’s husband. Poland gave conflicting statements and was detained for investigation.
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Washington
Ulu Naylor
William Poland
Annacosta
Twen Mra
Naylor
Poland
Weather Forecast For Wyoming This Weekend
Weather bulletin from Washington on July 10 forecasts thundery showers in Wyoming Saturday and Sunday with humid air and unsettled skies across the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
No Trace Found Of Rat Bandits At Katy Flyer Robbery
A search for bandits who robbed the west bound Katy Flyer 60 miles northwest of St. Louis last night yielded no results. Train crew reported two or five bandits and a trackwalker encountered them at Klondyke. robbers disarmed the express messenger and postal clerks while the engineer and others were rifled. Authorities suspect the men fled by boat into Missouri.
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Louis
Katy
Here
Missouri
Klondyke
Antitrust Bill Near Ready For Senate Monday
Washington July 10 Senate Judiciary and Interstate Commerce committees labored to perfect administration antitrust bills by Monday. The Interstate Commerce Committee completed the Interstate Trade Commission bill while the Clayton bill, passed by the house, was reviewed by the Judiciary Committee focusing on interlocking directorates and holding companies.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary and
Interstate Commerce Committees
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
House
Judiciary Committee
Sisters Kill Brother Over Care and Property Dispute
Mrs. Lee Hutton and Miss Lillian Byers, sisters, are in custody for the fatal shooting of Emanuel Byers on his farm after a dispute over nursing their ill father and inheritance. Emanuel died after being shot four times. a pitchfork strike caused minor injury to one sister. The sisters admitted the act and argued the brother deserved it as officers investigate.
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Slaters
Byer
Heir to Austro Hung arian throne amid dynasty woes
Karl Franz Josef designated crown prince after a string of royal deaths and scandals within the Hapsburg family. The narrative recounts Archduke Rudolph's suicide, Sophia d Alengon's Paris death, and other tragedies including Archduke William Francis Charles and Archduke John of Tuscany mysterious disappearance.
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Karl Franz Josef
Austria
Archduke Karl Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
River yields body of 9 year old girl in Arkansas River
Florence Colorado reports a murder mystery after 9 year old Marie Standher vanished June 26 from Rainbow Park. Her unclothed body was found downstream near a stone bridge by three miners. An autopsy indicated the child was killed before being cast into the river. Coroner Davis and Dr. Hutton, mayor, stated no clear solution yet.
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Florence
Colo
Colorado
Marie Standher
Arkansas River
Standher
Rainbow Park
Teach
Standers
J. H. Reese
James Davie
Orson Hunt
Stone Bridge
Hot Springs
Louis Miller
Davis
Hutton
Italy Threatened With Railroad War
Rome July 10 Italy faces a possible general railroad strike to be proclaimed Friday at midnight. The railroad men’s union seeks to prevent punishment of 6,000 workers who participated in a revolutionary movement linked to the recent strike.
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Rome
Iitaly
Four players dealt from Cleveland clubs in major moves
Multiple baseball trades hit today with Cleveland A A catcher Spellman and pitcher Pitchcreck headed to New Orleans. Infielders Cypert and Bisland from the Napa to Grand Rapids and Atlanta respectively. Paddy Siglin sold from Waterloo to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Paul Brown moved from Topeka to St Joseph. Yale outfielder Peter J Falsey signs with Pittsburgh Nationals. Boston purchases Ruth Shore and Egan from Baltimore for over 25000.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Spellman
Pitchcreck
A. A
New Orleans
Cypert
Bisland
Napa
Grand Rapids
Atlanta
Waterloo
Iowa
Paddy Siglin
Jay Andrews
Pittsburg Pirates
Siglin
Topeka
Kan
Paul Brown
Dick Cooley
St. Joseph
Brown
Sioux City
Boston
James J. Jasmin
Boston American League Baseball
Today
Ruth and
Shore
Baltimore Club
Egan
Lannin
Tennis Under Arc Lights 6 a Success at Woodbury
Under arc lights the Woodbury Country Club held the first annual eight handicap tennis tournament. Players moved about under lamps while unseen spectators cheered. All scheduled matches were completed and play resumes tonight.
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Woodbury
N. J
Woodbury Country Club
Trouble Sure on Anniversary of Great Fight
London reports warn the July eleventh commemoration of the Boyne battle in Ulster may push tensions to a crisis. Sir Edward Carson travels to Ulster to urge peace but cites unrest among Ulster men seeking immediate action. A Belfast manifesto from Captain Craig for the Ulster provisional government asserts Ulster in trust for the United Kingdom and rejects Irish parliamentary authority.
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London
Ulster
the Boyne
Edward Carson
Carson
Ulster Provisional Government
Belfast
Captain Craig
United Kingdom
Tram Across Niagara Whirlpool Planned by Spanish Firm
A Spanish company, incorporated at Bilbao with Toronto HQ, gains Niagara Falls Power Commission concessions to build a suspended tram across the whirlpool rapids. The 1,180 foot span will be the world's longest and will carry passengers. The car will be suspended by massive cables.
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Toronto
Bilboa
Spain
Niagara
Mexican ex-minister denounces U S policy in Vera Cruz
July 10 Vera Cruz reports former Mexican minister of commerce and labor criticizes U S policy toward Mexico. He alleges a secret Progressive party platform aims to disrupt Mexico and seize territory to Panama. He accuses President Wilson and both parties of conspiracy and questions occupancy at Vera Cruz.
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Vera Cruz
Querido Modeno
Commerce and Labor
Espagne
Cuba
United States
Mexico
Progressive
Panama
Wilson
Modeno
Emiliano Zapata
New York
Madero
Suarez
Huerta
Joaquin Maas
Mario Maas
Mexico City
Puerto Mexico
Suffragette leaps on King George and Queen Mary auto
In Perth a suffragette leapt onto the royal car in a protest over forcible feeding. Police intervened as mounted soldiers rescued her from a hostile mob. She carried a petition while troops escorted her to a Dundee police station amid royal bombardment of suffragette papers.
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Perth
Eng
King George and Queen Mary
Hamlet
Dundee
Train kills John McCavick in Union Pacific yards
John McCavick 68 was run over by a moving locomotive while climbing between cars in Union Pacific yards on his way to work. He died at St Johns hospital before arrival. An inquest by Coroner Beard will proceed. funeral set for Monday at St Marys Cathedral.
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Union Pacific
McCavick
St. John’s Hospital
Beard
West Sixteenth Street
Adlon Pacific Railroad
St. Mary's Cathedral
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