Harriman and the Presidency Amid Turmoil and Hope
Warlington August 8 special correspondence reports lively talk of renewed prosperity tied to the GOP and Wall Street. Harriman’s crisis journey to the Black Hills mountains is described as a test of leadership with doubts about recovery and a look at political currents shaping the coming year. A separate Montanan dispatch details the North Coast Limited wreck east of Glendive, with several injuries and a dead fireman, delaying westbound trains.
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Insurance Man Warmouth Arrested for Embezzlement
Seattle, Aug 11. H E Warmouth, a local insurance man, was arrested on embezzlement charges. B C Osborne, of Commonwealth Insurance, says Warmouth diverted company funds. Authorities allege losses exceed 10 000 over 14 months, with two company checks totaling 71 dollars converted by the suspect. Warmouth denies guilt and offered no further statement.
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King Edward Welcomed in Cronmeng Germany
King Edward arrived amid tears at the station in Cronmeng where hundreds gathered. He was greeted by officials and the Kaber as he left the train, exchanged embraces, and spoke briefly before a private conference aboard the car.
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Devil chasing sect members face court in Brooklyn
In New York on August 11, four Brooklyn residents named Elisabeth Robinson, Isabella Clarke, H P Dunham, and Daniel Weeker were arrested on charges including outraging public morals and maintaining a place for indecent purposes. Police describe a ritual known as drawing the dragon. Bail set at 500 dollars for four prisoners.
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Okuma Warns Navy Shift Aims at Pacific Mastery
Torio Japan August 11 The former president of the proponent party and now head of Waseda University Count Okuma says the American naval buildup aims at mastering the Pacific, a view he shared in a newspaper interview. He criticizes Roosevelt era policy and suggests naval expansion signals a looming clash with Japan.
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Two Highwaymen Rob Fifteen Men Near Sterling City
Chico California August 11 two highwaymen robbed fifteen men near Sterling City. The victims recently received their monthly salaries and were traveling in a convoy when the ambush occurred. The assailants hidden in a ravine ordered surrender and searched the men, taking money and jewelry before fleeing on horseback. A second item notes a special city meeting to consider Taylor brothers for an apartment repair project after a fire.
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Mormonism and Local Option in Idaho Politics
Democratic gubernatorial candidate De W D Whitwall of Salmon City criticizes rival tickets amid Mormon influence in Idaho. He notes Mormon bishops and leaders hold key House and Senate positions, shaping committees, and predicts Mormon backing will sway the Wallace Republican convention. He mentions Heyburn’s fall from favor and hints at Mormon strategy to secure Senate support through Barneys and allied delegates.
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Convention of Eagles Seeks Unity at Seattle Meet
The annual state convention of the order of Eagles in Seattle drew about 6 000 attendees with potential totals approaching 17 000 as plans were outlined for the event. Mayor and officials spoke, praising fraternal work and unity while committees moved toward a schedule of amusements and labor actions.
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Bryan Plans National Campaign Tour Across Pacific States
A noisy dispatch from Denver reports Mehra and allies rallying for a national campaign. They seek support from Mr Uryxu to visit key states including Oregon California and Idaho to energize bloc votes for Bryan.
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Irrigation Dam and Farm Development Across 460000 Acres
A report describes irrigation plans drawing water from the Snake River and nearby sources to flood 460,000 acres in the Owyhen region. It notes terrain with granite, fruit, and vegetables, and mentions anticipated output and related program milestones, including a survey of five test sites and a projected cumulative impact on agriculture.
Tanke Barer Banned at Prebing Event on Lake
A steerer named Titaho will lead a lane event at the Prebing on the lake with three hours of activities. The steamer will be used, with refreshments provided and safety measures in place.
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