Francisco Vasquez Gomez Signals Presidential Bid
Mexico City August reports Francisco Vasquez Gomez stating willingness to run for president if anti re electionists nominate him while maintaining cordial ties with Madero who remains his vice presidential candidate on the Madero ticket. Church calls for a Catholic presidential nomination.
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Madero
Mexico City
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
The
Republic
Associated Press
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Dr. Gomez
Constitutional Progressive Party
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Revoluton
Progressive Party
Mmittee
Reyes
Probst Forced Out Of Office By Democrats
Dr. C O Probst longtime secretary of the state board of health resigns after a quarrel with a Democratic controlled board in Ohio. He says he was hindered and harassed to prevent continuing his public health work and will practice medicine in Columbus after August 31.
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Probst
Dr. Probst
Board
Board of Health
Harmon
John W. Hill
Cincinnati
Hogan
American Public Health Association
Conference of State and
Provincial Boards of Health of
North America
Committee of 100
National Health Department
National Association For Preventing
International Congress On Hygiene and Demography
American School Hygiene Association
International Congress On Tuberculosis
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Oakleigh Thorne Denies Trust Co Of America as Panic Target
Oakleigh Thorne president of the Trust Company of America testified before the House committee that his bank was not the chief sore point of the 1907 panic. He described a $13.5 million withdrawal that day and said he sought aid from J. P. Morgan & Co to avert collapse. He denied knowledge of any agreement among bankers to rescue Moore & Schley and asserted Tennessee Coal and Iron stock had little collateral value.
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Washington
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company of America
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
House Committee of
Steel Corporation
Thorne
Perkins
Moore & Schley
Bankers of
New York
Just Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Mr. Littleton
Ledyard
Littleton
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Ferkins
Davidson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Clearing House
New York Times
Manhattan Hotel
Cortelyou
Misdirected Checks Lead to Man's Arrest
Detectives Burkholtz and McQueston arrested Peech H. Jones, 27, of 746 West Twentieth street Birmingham, Ala., last night and locked him up at Central station on suspicion. Several days ago Pemberton H. Jones,
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Burkholtz and
McQueston
Peech H. Jones
West Twentieth Street
Birmingham
Ala
Central Station
Pemberton H. Jones
New Orleans
Jones
West Seventh Avenue
East Sixth Avenue
P. H. Jones
Newell’s
Walnut Street
Wiley aides testify on Busby contract and ethics inquiry
Dr. L F Kebler and Dr. W D Bigelow testified before the house committee of inquiry with Dr. Harvey W Wiley present. They discussed the employment contract for Dr H H Busby at 1600 dollars a year and alleged improper actions around the arrangement. The witnesses claimed no prior notice of charges and criticized Solicitor McCabe’s methods.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
L. F. Kebler
W. D. Bigelow
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
House Committee of Inquiry
Taft
Dying Man Found In Hall On West Seventh Avenue
Charles Garretson found a man in a hallway at 936 West Seventh Avenue at 12 30 AM. The injured man, about 35, 5 7, in a black suit and blue shirt, died after skull fracture and a deep head wound. a pay envelope in his pocket showed the name C Miller and $10 75. Police investigate Fourth District.
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West
Seventh Avenue
Charles Garretson
Geoghan
City Hospital
C. Miller
Fourth District
Navigation Suspended At Henderson Kentucky River Port
The last steamer out of Henderson Ky suspended operations due to the Ohio River at 3.6 feet. Sand bars between Henderson and Paducah block navigation until water rises. wharf boats are jammed with freight and shippers must shift loads to rail.
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Henderson
Ohio River
Paducah
Woman Pursues Peddler In Locomotive Cab Chase
In Chicago on Aug 11 a mother chased Joseph Wood a peddler who allegedly mistreated Elizabeth Salaba 10. The mother rode into a locomotive cab with the driver’s aid. After a pursuit one mile along the tracks Wood was captured and delivered to police.
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Chicago
Joeph Wood
Elizabeth Salaba
Bond Hill Association Seeks Traction Talks Over Streetcar Service
The Bond Hill Welfare Association announces a meeting with Traction Co officials soon to press for streetcar service. Edwin I. Stevens will meet the street car committee next Tuesday after returning from a southern trip. If no agreement is reached, the association will urge council to enforce the franchise, including post midnight service obligations.
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Bond Hill
Stevens
Traction Company
Council
Hogan backs wet constitutional stance on liquor license
Ohio Attorney General Hogan takes a clear wet position for a constitutional license provision in the upcoming constitutional convention. He argues a separate license vote would avoid derailing the constitution and would force saloon keepers to operate respectable, combatting illegal practices and limiting licenses to one per 7 inhabitants to reduce proliferating saloons.
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Commercial Tribune
Harrison Columbus
Hogan
Ireau
Ilding
Attornney
Ohio
Antisalod League
Temperance Advocates
Theowever
Wool Tariff Agreement Ended Deadlock in Congress
Conferees from both houses agreed on the wool tariff revision after an eight hour session. The deal sets a 29 percent raw wool duty and reshapes carpet, cloth, and yarn rates, with report to the Senate and House and a likely presidential veto anticipated.
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Washington
Houses
Congress
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
House
Underwood
White House
Mr. LaFollette
Governor to appoint 500 deputies to raid bootleggers
Oklahoma City August 1. Governor Cruse says he will appoint 500 special state deputies to assist the police after Chief Tilgham admits bootleggers cannot be stopped without a large police force. The plan aims to curb bootlegging activity in the city.
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Oklahoma City
William Tilgham
Oklahoma Cay
Cruse
Postal Clerk Breaks Mail Sorting Record
San Francisco postal clerk Grove M. Torre set a world record by sorting 2 34 records in thirty seven minutes with no errors. Judges Postmaster Arthur G. Fiske and Assistant Postmaster F. Burke observed the event at the main post office.
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San Francisco
Grove M. Torre
Arthur G. Fiske
F. Burke
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Benito Juarez
Catholic Church
National Catholic Party
Reyes Hias
Gabriel Fernandez Somelleva
C. C. Probst
Ohio State Board of Health
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Wall Street
William Street
Mr. Thorne
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Stillman
Mr. Davidson
Alabama
Pemberton Jones
McCabe
Bigelow
Personnel Board
Department of Agriculture
Kebigg
Drug Division
Bureau Chemistry
Kebler
Secret Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Busby
Dr. Rusby
Rusby
Risby
Evon
Norway
Olaf
Bygdor
Traction CO
Edwin E. Stevens
Bond Hillers
Reagans
Hope
Aubusson
Axminster
Moquette
Chenille
Saxony
Wilton
Tournay
Berlin
Brussels
Conference
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
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