Campaign to Begin After Primaries in Local Race
Local politicians foresee no active campaigning until after September 1. Once primaries conclude, new campaign committees form and the race gains intensity with visits by gubernatorial and senatorial candidates. Democrats plan organizational meetings and fundraising while speeches by expected nominees loom. The auditorium built for the saengerfest is sought for political uses.
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McConnell
Republican
John F. Doherty
Aylward
Mr. Schmitz
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
County Officials Plan River Picnic With Ball Game Likely
County board committee has not fixed picnic location but favors river sites near Trempealeau Bay or Dresbach Island along the Mississippi. Oehler owns nearby land offered for grounds. a sub committee will inspect. A city officials versus board members ball game is planned with Bill Bradley as shortstop. a tug of war may involve candidates.
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Trempealeau Bay
Dresbach Island
Oehler
Big Bill Bradley
West Salem
Hitchcock to Mend New York Split
Frank P. Hitchcock chairman of the Republican National Committee spent his first day in New York trying to prevent a split in the party over Governor Hughes seeking a second term. Herbert Parsons and Timothy L. Woodruff urged opposition to renominating Hughes as tensions rose statewide. Hitchcock promised to study the situation.
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New York
Frank P. Hitchcock
Natonal Committee
Gov. Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Timothy L. Woodruff
State Committee
Hitchcock
New Minister Reaches City for German Baptist Church
Rev. E. Berger from Jersey City N J arrives to lead the German Baptist church at South Winnebago Street and will begin work on August 2 at the corner location.
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German Baptist Church
E. Berger
Jersey City
N. J
Winnebago Street
New foe to smuggler balloons in U S airspace
Washington Aug 1 The United States shows a cautious shift toward using balloons and aircraft to combat smuggling as authorities weigh new tools and tactics amid evolving aerial threats.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Army airs turn heads at trial as Winthrop surveys
Beek man Winthrop assistant secretary of the treasury attends the aerial craft trial. He notes customs officials will consider future use in illegal importation and observes the army's strides in aviation while acknowledging no smuggling cases have occurred yet.
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Beekman Winthrop
the Treasury
Customs Service
Winthrop
Colored leaders reap benefits as black vote looms large
Washington reports a year of opportunity for African American churches editors teachers and ministers as fund drives and endowments surge. The piece notes Taft Bryan and the District of Columbia vote dynamics with Rev Waldron facing rebuke from the Negro League and Baptist ministers conference.
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la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Washington
Taft
J. Milton Waldron
Shiloh
Bryan
Colored Baptist Ministers’ Conference
District of Columbia
Wadron
Waldron
National Negro League
Baptist Church
Mr. Bryan
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt Discusses Panama Canal Dismissals On Porch
In Oyster Bay a debate on Panama canal affairs and the dismissal of West Point cadets took place on the president’s porch with President Roosevelt Secretary of War Wright and Joseph E Bishop. Wright declined to comment until tomorrow and dismissed a morning report that Panama’s president feared U S seizure as ridiculous.
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Oyster Bay
Panama Canal
West Point
Roosevelt
Wright
Joseph E. Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
United States
Bankers Arrange Plan to Meet $8 Million Railroad Notes
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Blair & Co. announced arrangements to meet the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad notes due tomorrow. No new security issue is planned, but the method enabling the Gould road to pay the notes was not disclosed.
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New York
Wheeling and
Wake Erie Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Blair & Co
Sultan Releases Criminals in Constantinople
On palace orders 950 ordinary criminals were freed from the central prison. The move signals palace interference remains and suggests reactionaries are organizing the Black Band to provoke disorder and cast blame on the people to discredit the regime in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
When looking for a policeman look in the safe places first
A brief note urges seeking law enforcement where security is strong and trusted, suggesting safer locations may reveal police presence or oversight. The remark hints at finding officers in secure or protected spaces rather than public or risky areas.
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America
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