Bishop Moore Calls Off Mission Work Over Women Teachers
Steubenville Ohio July 9 Bishop D H Moore now in Steubenville says after the New York murder of a mission worker he would not have his daughter or any woman teach in a Chinese mission in the United States He urged letting the work be undone forever rather than women attempt to teach there.
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D. H. Moore
China
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Detzer Bank Teller Arrested for Embezzling $8000
Edward N. Detzer, paying teller at the First National Bank in Fort Wayne, was arrested on embezzlement charges after a $8,000 shortage was found during his vacation. He confessed that he took the funds to maintain his wife in a social station beyond their legitimate means and posted bond for the federal grand jury appearance.
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Ind
Edward N. Detzer
First National Bank
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Federal
Payne to Exact Rigid Explanation in Tariff Debates
Washington July 9 insurgent Republicans questioned party unity as the tariff bill moved to a conference committee after House rule adoption. Speaker Cannon named Payne and others as conferees while Democrats accused Republicans of breaking pre election pledges. The day featured heated debate and calls for careful consideration before final passage.
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Congress
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Senate
Leper Early Host Tonight at New York Reception
John R. Early, once rumored leprous, hosted a reception at the New York skin and cancer hospital to prove his health. Dr. L Duncan Bulkley organized the event and defended Early against leprosy claims as observers noted clean skin and no infection.
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John R. Early
Early
Washington
L. Duncan Bulkley
Tragic Death of Cincinnati Railroad Agent Byrth
William J. Byrth general agent for Great Northern Railroad and steamship lines died after a traction car mishap near Milford Ohio while en route to his summer cottage. His widow Mrs Byrth traveling in Seattle learned of the death and face uncertain travel to Cincinnati for the funeral.
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Seattle
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Cincinnati
Byrth
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Madisonville
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Milford
Bell
Buckingham
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Board of Public Service
Mr. Byrth
Mr. Dauner
Harry Brinkman
Great’ Northern Railroad Company
Railroad
Brinkman
Great Northern
Burt
Taggart Testifies In Ella Gingles Case In Chicago
Thomas Taggart of French Lick Indiana former Democratic national committee member took the stand in Judge Brentano's court to clear his name of any connection with the Ella Gingles case. He described long Indiana residence hotel business marriage mayoral and Democratic positions. denied acquaintance with Miss Gingles and said his name had been mentioned only accidentally.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
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Indianapolis
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Taft outlines West South West tour plans in July
President Taft, en route to Washington, sketches tentative schedules for a West and South trip. He plans Beverly birthday stop, then Seattle for the exposition, a swing through Portland San Francisco Los Angeles visit with his sister, then Mexico meeting with Diaz at El Paso. He will inspect Fort Sam Houston and golf at Augusta before a northern route back to Washington.
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White House
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National Education association closes in Denver with health focus
The convention ended after rounds of meetings and a monster mass gathering. Dr Henry B Favill of Chicago spoke on Should the Public Schools Be the Bulwark of Public Health emphasising school hygiene and broadened activities. Ira B Fee criticised rough house sports urging inclusive physical education. C T Work of Denton Texas spoke on arts and science influence on the rural home.
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Col
National Education Association
Henry B. Favill
Chicago
Chicago Municipal Voters’ League
Frank Chapman Sharp
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Mary A.ingham
Department of Physical Education
Ira B. Fee
Wyoming
Department of Manual Seins
C. T. Work
Denton, Tex
College of Arts
Divorce views mix in debate on modern marriage
At a Maryland Bar Association meeting in Old Point Comfort Virginia Henry R. Brown former US Supreme Court justice described divorce as a real blessing when fairly obtained with due notice. He contrasted it with the pope’s harsh view and argued marriage is a partnership that should allow severance under certain conditions.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Henry R. Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
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America
Wrights 10 Wait on Ideal Weather
Washington July 9 Too much wind prevented Orville Wright from attempting an aeroplane flight today. The machine was not taken from its garage but was viewed by cabinet officers and other officials. Wilbur Wright said they would attempt a flight only under ideal weather conditions and safe takeoff.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Genia
Wilbur Wright
Buckeye and Bluegrass Postmasters Named
Special Dispatch reports postmasters appointed today in Ohio and Kentucky. In Ohio Mercerville Gallia county names Hubert C. Niday replacing resigned F B Niday. In Kentucky Beaumont Metcalfe county Charles A Perkins replacing A Hughsmen resigned. Browne Lee county Alexander R Tinley replacing C Miller resigned. Osborn Floyd county Celesta Roberts replacing J D Bush re for postmaster of Exit Green county.
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Gallia
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Metcalfe
Charles’a. Perkins
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Lee County
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Witness Held in Death of Harley Klink at Tica
Glover Nice, a companion of Harley Klink, was detained as a witness pending an inquest after Klink was found dead in a buggy on the road near Tica with bruises on the body. Nice was reported to have been with Klink on the night of the tragedy.
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Tica
Glover Nice
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Taft Household Milk Dispute Ends With Lockout and Milker Replacement
Beverly Massachusetts July 9 A domestic strike in the Taft household ended in a lockout and the import of a strikebreaker from Washington. Rosebud the cow caused the upset by producing excess milk, leading to the firing of 16 year old milker Thomas J Wallace and a telegram for William Scott official milker to report.
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Beverly
Mass
Thomas J. Wallace
Quarrel Over Woman Ignites Fatal Street Duel
In Monroe Louisiana on July 9 Webb and S. L. Bracey dueled in the street. Webb fired killing Bracey and received minor wounds. The quarrel arose over a woman whose home they frequented.
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Webb
S. L. Bracey
Ebb
Ohioan breaks Pike's Peak climbing record
Randolph W. Walton of Columbus Ohio climbed Pike's Peak on foot in five hours for the ascent and three hours for the return trip, shaving nearly thirty minutes from the previous round trip record.
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Col
Randolph W. Walton
Eik
Columbus
Pike’s Peak
Sensational Millville divorce denied to both spouses
In Hamilton Ohio on July 9 Judge Gara refused to grant either Joseph Freyberg or Mary Freyberg a divorce. Freyberg accused his wife of friendliness with Charles Hartman found in their home. Mrs Freyberg claimed cruelty. The court deemed Hartman indiscreet yet did not tarnish the woman's name and dismissed claims by both parties.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Joseph Freyberg
Millville Avenue
Mary
Gara
Freyberg
Charles Hartman
Boundary dispute inSouth America sparks mob and troops
Enraged crowds clash over the Alcorta arbitral decision on the Bolivia Peru Argentina boundary. Troops are deployed in La Paz as protests threaten safety of Argentine minister and legations. Bolivia rejects the ruling while Peru and Brazil face rising tensions over Acre and frontier lines.
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Dent Alcorta
Senor Fonseca
Bolivia
Peru agrees with boundary decision easing relations
Lima reports foreign minister Dr Porras said the government was satisfied with the boundary ruling and that it would foster friendly ties between President Leguia and President Alcorta. He thanked Alcorta for his services as arbitrator and congratulated him on his labor’s success.
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Heavy fighting reported near Melilla in Morocco
July 9 Melilla Morocco reports intense fighting between Spanish troops and tribesmen. Spanish casualties rise as Governor General Marina orders punitive action. Artillery targets villages and a fort as the tribesmen suffer heavy losses and forces converge on nearby cities.
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Rene Mentn
Lively Claeh
Melilla
Eral Marina
Artille
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