Taft weighs St Paul speech on Conservation topic
President Taft may accept a St Paul invitation to speak at the National Conservation congress on Sept 5 while cancelling other midwestern dates. He plans to deliver a largely prewritten conservation portion in his message and may fly to Provincetown for the pilgrims monument unveiling. He will not speak during travel to or from Minnesota.
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Everly
Mass
Winona Lake
Ind
Middle West
Taft
St. Paul
Eberhard
Minnesota
National Conservation Congress
von Srese
Conservation Congress
Provincetown
Judges Prospecting Husbands By Cigar Clues
Cleveland youth Frank Zizelman issues thousands of marriage licenses yearly and, from the cigars given by prospective husbands, judges the type of husband they will make. A粗 rough Porto Rican signals independence, a club house shape suggests home life, panetela implies nervousness, black cigars indicate a nervous temperament, and common varieties mark the ordinary, plodding mate. He notes he keeps only the better cigars for himself and gives away the rest.
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Cleveland
Frank Zizelman
Zizelman
Jefferson Davis statue planned for Statuary Hall
Washington officials believe Taft and Attorney General Wickersham have ruled there is no law to force Virginia to remove the Robert E Lee statue. They expect Mississippi to place a Jefferson Davis statue in the Capitol. Protests are anticipated but states’ rights to choose honorees is seen as established.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Davis
Gen. Lee
President Montt of Chili to visit Taft in New York
Beverly Massachusetts August 2 President Taft prepares for arrival of President Montt of Chili who is due in New York Wednesday. The South American leader will stay several days at the Taft cottage with a warm welcome planned for his arrival.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Montt of
Chili
New York
Taft Cottage
Gore inquiry to start with him
Gore inquiry moves to begin with Senator Gore as the first witness in the probe into charges regarding the J. F. Sion coal contracts. The Muskogee Oklahoma dispatch notes the investigation will focus on alleged improprieties connected to the coal sales deal.
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Gore
Hazing leaves victim near end in Marion Indiana
Special to The Sun. Guy Buffington aged 16 lies in critical condition at his parents home in Van Buren after hazing by several local youths pretending to initiate him into the Knights of Good Fellows. He bears severe bruises and was taken to a lonely spot where cries drew help. Doctors say he cannot be questioned yet. authorities will gather names for prosecutions. The Knights of Good Fellows organization is said to exist in name only.
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Marion
Ind
Guy Buffington
Albert Buffington
van Buren
Knights of Good Fellows
Buffington
Order of the “Knights of Good Fellows
Express Company Battles State Auditor Over Tax Assessments
Wm M Barrett president of Adams Express sues Indiana State Auditor John C Bilheimer in federal court in a continuation of a two year fight to lower tax rates. Adams Express objects to a 4550000 assessment as improper claiming out of state property is taxed and seeks an injunction to cap county assessments at 28060217.
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John C. Bilheimer
Indiana
Wm. M. Barrett
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Missing Wireless Telephonic Books Found By Grand Jury
New York August 2 The United States grand jury received a bundle of eighteen United Wireless Telegraph Company books that had vanished. A messenger boy said they were to be delivered on the street. Officers risk contempt if the books were not produced as evidence in cases against President Christopher C. Wilson and Vice President Samuel S. Bogart for using the mails to defraud.
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New York
United States Grand Jury
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Grand Jury
Christophere C. Wilson
Samuel S. Bogart
Money Kings to See Taxes Go Up in Chicago
Chicago millionaires and leaders of large packing firms face back taxes on about 200 million dollars in stock held in foreign corporations. Frank W. Jones of the Illinois Tax Reform League alleges assessors overlooked vast holdings. Names include J Ogden Armour and Edmond Morris with multi million stock interests. Arthur Meeker, Louis Swift, and E F Swift also cited for unpaid taxes.
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Board of Review
Frank W. Jones
Ilinois Tax Reform League
Jones
J. Ogden Armour
Armour
Edmond Morris
Morris & Co
Arthur Meeker
Armour Company
Meeker
Louis Swift
E. F. Swift
Swift & Co
Direct Primaries Held in Missouri
Missouri voters go to the polls for direct primaries, nominating candidates for congress, state and county offices. Key GOP races include Crane vs Morgan in the Fifteenth and Murphy unopposed in the Sixteenth with Hill contesting Crow in the Fourteenth. Kimbrall and Lee contest Fifth. Heffernan challenges Hamlin in Seventh. many Democrats unopposed. Insurgent efforts in St Louis seek to disrupt state endorsement, led by Jeptha Howe. Supreme Court denies mandamus to force filing of gerrymander petition, a Democrat victory.
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Congress
Missouri
Walter
Crane
Carthage
Charles H. Morgan
Murphy
Zinc
Cannon
Morgan
David W. Hill
Charles Aa. Crow
Isaac B. Kimbrall
Kansas City
Howard A. Lee
Hamlin
Frank O'S. Heffernan
Jeptha F. Howe
Supreme Court
Roche
Salvation Army Camp Feeds 142 Children and 18 Mothers
Capt S E McClain reports July activity at the Fresh Air Farm near New Augusta. Ninety seven meals per day, 3006 total meals for the month, and 19814 gallons of milk consumed by visitors. The camp seeks about $800 to cover summer expenses and has only partial funds raised.
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S. E. McClain
Salvation Army
Fresh Air
New Augusta
Army
Guards suspended for smuggling at Leavenworth prison
Leavenworth Kansas August 2 Ward en McClaughry at the federal prison suspended guards James Wilson and W S Bradbury who are alleged to have smuggled whisky morphine opium and other drugs to convicts through Tuesday authorities said the investigation continues
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Leavenworth, Ken
McClaughry
Federal Prison
James Wilson
W. S. Bradbury
Investigation into Bribery Ties to Wall Street Records
A New York legislative committee probing bribery involving assemblymen and the J. P. Allds case meets to review books from a defunct Wall Street brokerage. The records, stored on a Bloomfield New Jersey estate, are guarded as transfers of stock to lawmakers are revealed during the graft inquiry.
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New York
Legislative Committee
J. P. Allds
Conger
Wall Street
Bloomfield
N. J
Stork
Man barred from home when visiting child in juvenile court
James Phillips testified in juvenile court that his visits to his child upset his wife and mother-in-law, prompting him to wait on the porch. He supported two other children, paid board, and said his mother-in-law chased him away. The court ruled he could see the child weekly.
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James Phillips
Phillips
Florence Thompson
West Twenty Seventh Street
Wife Gone Husband Writes Often About Summer Absence
Postoffice receipts at Indianapolis rose in July by 6.34 percent from the previous year, totaling 86 38143 dollars versus 81 23110 dollars in July last year. The tale of letters from a husband to his away wife frames the data in a human moment.
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Hubbie
Indianapolis
Port Collects $15,277 for Indianapolis Customs
The July report from the collector of customs shows Indianapolis port receipts of 15277.24 dollars and dutiable goods valued at 29654 dollars passed through the port during the month.
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Indianapolis
TIZ For Sore Feet Remedies Sore Feet Promise
Slogan style ad claims TIZ relieves sore feet quickly with one week use. Notes drawing out poisonous exudations, cleansing pores, and instant relief. Advertises TIZ sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago Illinois for 25 cents per box in druggists.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Death and funeral notices from the city
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates August 1 to July 31 and funeral details. Kemper Mrs M at 329 Germania Ave. infant Walter H Menges. Henry A Tomlinson. Ambrose Aliger. Caroline L Clemons. Henry Comstock residence burial. funeral directors Tute wirer son and Johnson Hassler and Adams Krieger listed with addresses and phone numbers.
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Michigan Street
Tomlinson
Henry A
Caldwell Street
North Liberty
Aliger
Ambrose
Kennington Street
Sacred Heart
Market
Johnson & Hassler
Massachusetts Ave
New
Ttf
A. E. Shirley
Adams & Krieger
W. Obiest
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Indiana Ave
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Pulaski Co. Indiana
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Martindale Ave
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Business Guide
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LE PP
Ghio Street
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Anager
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Virginia Ave
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S Ft Wayne Ave
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Hoyt Ave
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Masseuse
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Alabama
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Vermont
Medical
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Market St
Miller
le N. Sinoisat
R. W. Magee & CO
Truss
Pfleger
Stephens Photo Supply
HE Hamilton
F. W. Huechter
W. B. Washington St
D. P. Stirk CO
East St
POP
Nc GE Loin Indianapolis Welding CO
Meridian St
Palace Hotel
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