Confessed Graffiti of Revenge Ties Greek to Gallagher Case
Peter Claudianes, a San Francisco Greek, admits his brother John pressured him. John reportedly confessed to placing a bomb under Gallagher’s home as revenge for money. Police connect the case to the Gallagher graft inquiry and other arson attempts. Four suspects face bail on public decency charges. Mrs. Robinson denies improprieties at the sector church.
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Chicago
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Groeks
Gallagher
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Oakland
Cal
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Secret Service
West
Elizabeth Robinson
Isabel Clarke
H. P. Dunham
Daniel Wecker
Turkish minister recalled amid diplomatic shakeup
Constantinople reports confirm Sultan Abdul Hamid II has recalled Mohamed Ali Bey the Turkish minister to the United States. French and Russian ambassadors are also to be recalled and a broad reform of the diplomatic corps is planned. no specific charges are cited against Bey or others.
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United States
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Sultan
Constantinople
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Mohamed Ali Bey
Offileain
Turkey
Bey
Idaho launches nation's largest irrigation project
Boise August 11. The state land board announced the Carey Act scheme to irrigate about 406 000 acres in Idaho’s Owyhee country. The $16 million project, financed by public interests, diverts waters from the Snake and Bruneau rivers to demonstrate irrigation potential under the act. It becomes the sixth and largest of the twin projects, totaling over a million acres under Carey schemes.
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United States
Snake
Bruneag
Boise
Atate Land
Owyhes
Idaho
Japan After Mark Bill Seeks Larger Tokyo Exhibition Fund
In Tokyo parliament the Progressive Party proposed increasing the exhibition appropriation to 15 million dollars, adding 16 million to the 5 million already provided. The measure aims to make the world fair the most successful ever and has broad popular support.
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Tokio
Progressive Party
New York Republican Committee Plans State Convention Site
New York August 11. The state committee will meet at the Republican Club to decide the date and location for the state convention. Chairman Woodruff says Baratoga Springs is likely to host the gathering on September 14 and 15.
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New York State Republican Committee
Republican Club
Woodruff
Baratoga Springs
Fire at Walla Walla destroys county fair stables and pens
A blaze at the Walla Walla County Fair yesterday swept through the grass near the race track, destroying most stables and stock pens. Firemen hammered through limited water supply, preventing spread to the pavilion, grandstand, and factory buildings nearby. horses were released quickly, sparing many prize winners.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
Fair Grounds
Smpire
Portland Juvenile case set for jury verdict in De Mars killing
Jack von Reid, the 11 year old boy accused in the Georg F. De Mars death, has a jury demand in juvenile court. Judge Gantenbein postponed hearing as the jury question will determine delinquency and possible reform school or transfer to circuit court. Bond of 6000 dollars posted by relatives keeps him free pending September trial date. Six jurors will be drawn in juvenile court to determine the outcome.
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Portland
Jack von Reid
Georg F. de Mars
Gantenbein
Reform School
Desperate man to be hanged if guilty of first degree murder
A report describes a defendant facing possible hanging if found guilty of first degree murder while second degree or manslaughter verdicts limit punishment by law. If acquitted or not guilty, he could be freed or sent to reform school until age. In Sonora a man suspected as Charles Beckman killed himself with dynamite after a failed blast at Tucoluma. despondent over joblessness.
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Sonora
Cyr
Charles Beckman
Pincen
Tucoluma
Typhoon Toll and Pacific Rift Echo in Asia and US
Reports from Hong Kong say the recent southern China typhoon leaves thousands dead and over a million refugees dying from exposure and starvation. In Tokyo Count Okuma accuses Roosevelt of stirring a Pacific clash as American naval expansion is framed as a bid for dominance.
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Hongkong
China
Crowned Heads Kiss Each Other In Royal Meeting
King Edward VII of England and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany met at Kronborg Castle. They exchanged greetings and embraced, then held a private conference before dining and driving to Mrieder tchshoff castle. Observers called the gathering a promising sign for peace.
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Germany
Edward VII
England
Offielaie Onleres
Kalger
Baware
Kalser
Kuberg
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Kaiser Multe
Nanan
Strike May Ramify as Rail Strike Looms
Reports say United States railroads including New York Central are hiring strikebreakers for the Grant Pacific and sending equipment. Scores of strike breakers are arriving and unions threaten sympathy strikes if the reports are true.
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Winnipeg
United @ States
New York Central
Gant
Dian Pacific
Central Republican meeting ahead of state convention
In Oklahoma City an organising meeting of state central committees is held this afternoon as a prelude to the Republican state convention tomorrow. Delegates from across the state attend a demonstration featuring national figures, with speeches urging support for the party platform and state offices. The convention will approve the platform and confirm candidates chosen in the recent primaries.
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Okla
Princ Ples
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