Wool bill override efforted by Democrats in House
Democratic leaders predict the House can pass the Underwood wool bill over President Taft veto if the conference committee produces a measure. In July 20 vote the bill passed 220 to 100 with 23 Republicans for, 62 absent, and 225 present. Insurgents and Republicans may join to override the veto if opportunity arises.
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Peace Talks Open Between Duke and Duchess of Marborough
London reports peace negotiations have begun between the Duke and Duchess of Marborough. Lady Lillian Grenfull says the duchess yielded before leaving with her sons for Deauville. The Duke, who invited reconciliation, traveled to the coronation and awaits a suitable moment to finalize terms.
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Brother Held For Theft In Jewel Robbery Case In Atlantic City
William Watson and his brother Harry Watson were arrested after a jewel robbery at 1828 Atlantis Avenue. Detectives caught Harry with John Waddington as accomplices. They pleaded not guilty and were held on bail pending grand jury consideration. Loot valued above seven thousand dollars was recovered at pawnshops.
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Missing New Jersey Man Sent A Cry For Help
Aug 5 report from wear Michigan notes 28 year old Monn Morris a New Jersey man last seen after working for the National Hiscult company. Overwork and strain said to have driven him away from his sleep and home. He disappeared after being sent to McAlester Oklahoma to set up a new agency. A letter received by his uncle in Kinson City confirms the search.
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Played with a gun ends in tragedy near Portmouth
A shotgun discharged by the Petite boy’s brother 16 at the Portmouth area killed 15 year old Louis War nler and wounded another, Arthur Petfit 18, who died instantly. The accident occurred at the Portmouth boy’s home six miles west of Portmouth, while their mother, bedridden, collapsed later.
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Blockade of Boston at Mont Theatre Stir Shows Patriot Fury
Report recounts a wartime stage scene in which British troops perform The Blockade of Boston in Mont, with a sergeant rushing the stage and shouting a rebel rallying cry. The crowd applauds at first, then reacts in shock upon learning the actor is wounded and must resume duty.
Boy Dragged to Death by Cow In Port Murray
In Port Murray New Jersey on August 5 a fatal accident occurred when 11 year old Dewey Cromley tried to lead a cow to pasture. The animal dragged the boy a short distance, though the rope became tangled around its horns and around the boy, causing a tragic death.
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Edwin E Jackson Fined Large Sum In Wire Trust Case
Edwin D Jackson Jr arraigned by United States District Attorney Wise for ties to the steel wire trust. He faced nine indictments with fines totaling 45 000 per count, while Morgan’s son in law Herbert L Satterlee was fined 1 000. Wise urged prison time, but the court imposed fines and key prosecutor highlighted Jackson as the brain of the trust and a flagrant violator of the Sherman Act.
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Togo in Washington Arrives for Taft Reception
Admiral Togo landed in Washington to review a military escort and meet officials including Major Archbild Cutt and Baron Uchida. He was escorted from Union Station to the Willard Hotel for a formal reception hosted by President Taft with a planned dinner and social event to honor the Japanese naval leader.
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Baron Uchida
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Locating Submarines and Aerial Tactics in Maritime War
Fragmented report discusses submarine detection depths and aerial patrols. Notes claims of aviators always locating subs at ten meters and references torpedo boats and destroyers. Mentions Atlantic and Mediterranean theaters and historic evolution with unclear dates and names.
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Dying of paralysis: Alse Helgelin linked to Gunness murders
Alse Helgelin, a North Dakota farmer whose pursuit of his father Andrew Helgelin led to uncovering the Belle Gunness farm murders, lies dying in Laporte Indiana after information reached Mayor Durrow. He had long believed more bones would be found and hoped to continue the search when health allowed, having recently received a $200 judgment against Gunness estate.
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Ilness Farm
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Pennsylvania Crop Woes From Hessian Fly Hit Wheat Hard
The Pennsylvania wheat crop faces heavy losses as Hessian fly damage cuts expected yields by about 40 percent. Lohinon Valley and nearby regions report severe destruction while oats and hay show varied outcomes. Despite smaller overall area, the crop quality remains praised for harvest readiness, with rapid growth anticipated before completion.
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Headless Woman Found in Cincinnati Sewer
A headless body of a well dressed woman, about six feet tall and roughly 20 to 45 years old, was found in the Bloody Run sewer in Cincinnati. Police say she had been dead for weeks, with a partial torso remaining and evidence suggesting stabbing and a struggle to prevent identification. New York Press reports the scene and notes a missing facial feature.
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