Ballinger Pinchot committee notes no quorum as votes occur
Minneapolis September 7 The Ballinger Pinchot congressional committee adopted a resolution to remove Ballinger. Two Republican members left the room and Senator Nelson ruled no quorum after the vote. Fletcher proposed removing Interior Secretary Ballinger. Madison urged upholding Pinchot and Giavola charges. The panel recessed to Friday with further reports planned.
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Nelson
Ballinger to Speak at Arctic Club Tonight in Seattle
Ballinger, in Ballinger Ballinger? in Seattle, declines to comment on Minneapolis news. He is set to deliver an address at the Arctic Club tonight honoring Secretary Nagel and Attorney General Wickersham.
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Seattle
Minneapolis
Arctic Club
Emaker
Nagel
Wickersham
Italy’s merchant marine grows rapid tonnage and efficiency
Italy’s merchant marine has increased in tonnage and efficiency over 16 years, aligned with growing commerce and potentially driving it, with a total approaching 1 billion dollars. The new $50,000 Southern Pacific depot in Medford is finished and set for occupancy October 1, touted as the finest between Sacramento and Portland, replacing an old station that forces trains to stop on a crossing of the main business street.
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Southern Pacific
Medford
Sacramento
Portland
Walla Walla
Fifty Years Ago Today Sept. 7 Balloon Flight Halted
A historical note recalls Professor Lowe the noted aeronaut inflating a balloon in Philadelphia for an Atlantic crossing but failing to ascend. Also mentions twenty-five years ago events with Wyoming and Chinese riots arrests and Prince Bismarck offering to pull German forces from Yap if Spain would not occupy the island during a dispute settlement.
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Yap
Spain
Hill takes issue with Senator Beveridge at convention
In St Paul on September 6 James J. Hill clashed with Senator Beveridge over natural resource conservation. Beveridge urged national control while Hill argued against it, citing high costs and slow operation. Pinchot received a standing ovation as tears marked his emotional reaction to the crowd's support for conservation ideals.
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Finley
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Little Bob Wins Great Victory at Polls
Milwaukee report notes United States Senator LaFollette carried Wisconsin in yesterday's primary by a large margin over Samuel A. Cook. F. E. McGovern, Milwaukee anti-graft DA, leads in race for the gubernatorial nomination. County option appears defeated by a large majority. Progressive Republicans gain one seat with W. H. Stafford defeated in the fifth district. Other incumbents likely renominated.
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United States
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Samuel A. Cook
F. E. McGovern
la Follette
W. H. Stafford
Gover
Roosevelt welcomed amid clash with Milwaukee socialist mayor
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Milwaukee to a controversy as Mayor Seidel, a Socialist, refused to join the reception committee. Seidel criticized Roosevelt’s magazine article on socialism, while Roosevelt defended his nonpartisan tour and urged readers to consult his articles. The exchange highlighted tensions over social reform ideas in a city facing its own political debates.
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Em! Selder
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Milwauke
Seidel
Irelunch
Twice A Week Guard Begins October Changes For Edition
Beginning Monday October 3 the Weekly Guard will be issued twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays. The subscription price remains 1.50 per year, unchanged from the current weekly edition.
Lorane Driver Escape After Hack Collision on Olive Street
R C Ross of Lorane drove a team hitched to a hack when frightened by an automobile. One horse fell and broke the tongue, the team ran away throwing Ross and W P James from the rig. They escaped injury and the team was caught about three blocks away with no further damage.
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Insurgent Bass Beats Regular Ellis In New Hampshire GOP Primary
In New Hampshire on September 6 the insurgent P. Bass defeats Bertram E. Ellis as returns from 150 of 200 districts show Bass leading 8757 to 5129 in the direct primary contest.
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Concord
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Bertram E. Ellis
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Ellia
Train wreck kills and injures in Goram Montana
A Burlington train on the Great Northern derailed near Goram Kalispell area injuring twenty, with two dead and fifteen seriously hurt. The smoker car left the track causing the crash. Dead include Charles Money of Conrad Montana. (Continued on Page Seven.)
Spalding A. G. May Run For Senate From California
A. G. Spalding announces he has secured official results from 58 counties showing the advisory vote supports his nomination for the Republican United States Senate seat from California, succeeding Senator Frank P. Flint.
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California
Frank P. Flint
Fisheries Dispute Decided by Arbiters at Hague
The Hague September 7 United States wins five of seven arbitration points in the Newfoundland fisheries dispute with Great Britain. Britain takes points one and five, with point five hailed by Englishmen as most important. The decision sets the measurement of three marine miles from the British North American shore to determine fishing rights, sustaining Britain’s line.
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Great Britain
Peace Court
Fair Weather Outlook Across Northwest States
Forecasts predict fair weather tonight and Thursday across Oregon and Washington. Idaho shows showers tonight with Thursday turning fair, except showers in the southeast. Northeast Idaho remains unsettled with lingering precipitation.
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Washington
Idaho
Wheat market prices across Portland Tacoma Chicago
Wheat markets report across cities with track and milling prices for blue stem club red rose valley Turkey red and export blue stem figures. September futures shown with September December and May quotes.
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Bluestem
Red Rose
Valley
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Chicago
Asset Company Proposition Presented at Court House
A large Eugene gathering heard the Lane County Asset Company outline a Eugene to Coos Bay railroad plan. Speaker A F Campbell said construction could begin now with surveys near Chickahominy creek and Florence. Stock subscriptions total about 59,255 with more promised, needing roughly 109,136 to reach Elmira. Subscriptions are 10 percent down and 10 percent monthly. Rh F Malkey and B F Mulkey urged freight-rate relief and harbor improvements.
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M. Svarverud
F. M. Wilkins
A. F. Campbell
Asset Company
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Campbell
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Forneri
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