Roosevelt Campaign Book Sparks Apology Over Trusts
Washington August 22 A Democratic committee official says a Republican campaign book apologizes for Roosevelt’s language on trusts. The piece contends the president did not mean all trusts are bad and notes a public misconception about his stance on reciprocity and industrial regulation. New York August 22 A Herald Washington special reports naval tests show oil fuel as a potential steam producer for ships with California and Texas oil supplies, detailing efficiency and cost questions.
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Dallas street railway fight sparks new consolidation move
In Texas on August 22, Kirkland and Morrow Dallas Companies engaged in street railway matters activists and the Metropolitan firm faced city government challenges. Velved interests valued at forty million dollars. Consolidated began extending lines toward Clik Layn suburb while amid nocturnal operations by workers and protests from property owners. District court judges awaited information as lantern lit proceedings unfolded.
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Accused Man Found Dead Near Crime Scene in Kentucky
In Hivieseliville Kentucky a man named Hugh Mur ehol, accused of a murder near here last week, was found dead about one mile from the crime scene. Authorities say he appeared to have hanged himself, though some doubt remains whether it was suicide or foul play.
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Lewis Dead Houstonian Dies in San Antonio
E. 5. LEWIS DEAD reports a Houstonian passing in San Antonio last night. The deceased, a coed cotate agent, died of exhaustion. Survived by mother, a white company, and remaining family. He had offices in the Converse building and home on TiS Mala street. He had been ill for some time.
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Unclear text on political stance and apologies
Fragmentary remarks discuss a president’s hostility toward a certain group and officials apologizing for their stance. The public may draw its own conclusions about the situation.
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Venezuelan Situation Improves Says Bowen Minister
Washington August 22 The state department received a cable from Minister Bowen in Caracas stating three Venezuelan warships can be spared. The message implies the Venezuelan situation has improved and American interests are not in imminent danger. The Cincinnati and Topeka will stop at Cape Huyerun and if advised by the state department, a longer presence may be maintained. The Charleston and Moccasin will follow, with the Mission to be policed from Colon to ensure open trade while the United States guarantees by treaty.
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Blow at the Trusts. Minn Arguet on resolutions at Congress
At the closing session in Pad, Minn, J A Goniner of Bt. Lonle moved adoption of resolutions attacking trusts. The debate focused on whether the measures were partisan. Adopted 20 to 10, the resolutions urge the president to act to curb growing trust power and, if needed, push stricter laws to restore competition.
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Crowans Wins Coronation Cup Race For Auxiliary Yachts
The Amercat yacht Crowans, owned by A V Armour of New York, won the auxiliary yachts race in Cowes Isle of Wight. The race began Monday and finished about 10 8 pm, with Crawford holding the coronation cup as the end prize.
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Roosevelt Opens New England Tour in Hartford Address
President Roosevelt spoke before workers and officials in Hartford Aug 2 praising progress in the Philippines and West Indies policy. He urged standard administration of public service, stressed duty to uphold republican ideals, and linked Cuba Bay negotiations to broader national welfare.
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