Roosevelts Fargo visit ends with disruption after heckler
At Island Park Roosevelt faced a disruptive painter who shouted that expenses were paid by the people. Roosevelt restrained him to protect the crowd before continuing his Labor Day address. The incident, captured amid rain and applause, ended with the man’s arrest for disorderly conduct as Roosevelt departed by car.
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Fargo
N. D
Roosevelt
Island Park
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
John Martin
Sevelt
C. F. Amidon
District of North Dakota
Roosevelt Judge ‘Amidon
Conservation Congress Names Pinchot Leader of National Control Faction
Gifford Pinchot emerged as the head of the faction advocating national control at the conservation congress. The gathering showcased debates over management, policy, and authority with Pinchot urging centralized oversight.
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Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Faction
For National Control
Attack on Edna Puthor Near Clifton Avenue
Alma Steingeweg and Lulu Muller were killed nearby when Edna Puthof, 20, was assaulted on Clifton avenue close to her home after leaving Chester park. She was dragged down a 30 foot embankment, clothes torn, beaten, and left unconscious as onlookers and a night watchman witnessed a struggle. She later regained consciousness but was severely injured and temporarily deranged. Eyewitnesses including the Barrowcliff brothers reported frightening the assailant away. Several vehicles passed within 50 feet during the attack.
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Alma Steingeweg
Lulu Muller
Edna Puthof
Thomas Puthof
Clifton Avenue
Chester Park
Spring Grove
Clifton Avenues
Kemp
Taqva-Cewocmo- Ménhts
Canal
Miss Puthor
W. L Schollenbarger
Winton Place
John
Edward
Albert Barrowcliff
Barrowcliff
Miss.Puthof
Miss Puthof
Fe How
Canal Bridge
Miss. Patriot
Thousands See Workingmen's Great Parade in Cincinnati
Thousands celebrated Labor Day with the city’s grand parade and expo, as shops closed and workers joined in. Crowds from Kentucky, Indiana and nearby states traveled by train and boat to enjoy the day, with about 6000 union members marching. Railroads ran excursions, and resorts stayed open longer to accommodate revelers.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Covington
Newport
Expo
Exposition Gates
Mother Dies Saving Three Daughters in Licking River Tragedy
Frantic rescue efforts after a Newport camping trip boat capsized on the Licking River. Mrs W J Diemel and her three daughters Ethel Marie and Jennie, aged 8 3 and 1, drowned. Diemel and Fried men tried to save them but could not reach the mother and children. Bodies not recovered. The incident shook Newport residents at the Diemel and Fried camp along the river.
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Ethel
Marie
Jennie
W. J. Diemel
West Ninth Street
Newport
Licking River
Diemel
Jacob Fried
Lindsay Street
Fried
Licking
L. & N. Bridge
Taft and Governors Clash Over Ballinger in St Paul
In St Paul Taft drew applause with practical conservation talk while Governor Stubbs of Kansas condemned Ballinger, vowing removal if in power. Washington officials Hay and Ross defended Ballinger as white, and Deneen of Illinois urged national water power control amid jokes about Illinois legislature.
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Hay
Washington
Stubbs
Ballinger
United States
Taft
Richard A. Ballinger
Ross
Roosevelt
Deneen
Illinois
Brooks
Wyoming
Noel
Mississippi
Nobrris
Montana
Illnois
Crinsons
Salt Lake City
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France to buy 30 aeroplanes in 1911
Paris dispatch says the ministry of war orders ten military monoplanes and twenty biplanes within three months, expanding the French aerial flotilla to sixty by year end. Planes must carry 800 kg in flight, cover kilometers or about 186 miles, and reach at least 60 kmh. A 20,000 franc premium is offered, and President Fallieres awards a cup at Bordeaux on September 11.
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Paris
Ministry of War
Fallieres
Mos
Bordeaux Aviation A
Post Loses In Federal Court In Iowa
In Red Oak Iowa Judge Smith McPherson denied C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan a request to restrain the American Federation of Labor and Buck Stove and Range from a closed shop. The judge ruled insufficient notice to the defendants and will file his opinion tomorrow. Post alleges as Buck stockholder he and the company would suffer great loss if the plant is closed.
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Iowa
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove and Range Company of
St Louis
McPherson
Post
Buck Company
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Cincinnati
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Atlantic Coast
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