Roosevelt No Commitments as Insurgents Hope for Support
Colonel Roosevelt stated he has not recommitted any man for office and will not this year. He urged progressive platforms be adopted by Republican state conventions, signaling support for insurgent principles without backing a candidate. Roosevelt met Judge Kincaide and received cordial greetings from President Jordan and others during a visit to Outlook offices.
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Roosevelt
Rooevelt
Kincaid
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Africa
Sons of St. Patrick
Jacob Riis
Slemp
Lock and Foolker
Elgin man lands large traction engine and lumber trucks
Elgin on July 19 reports Jesse Parker with a big Rus sell traction engine and four lumber trucks. He holds a large contract for hauling lumber for local mills and can haul about 30 000 feet of lumber daily with the new outfit.
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Elgin
Jesse Parker
Local Farmers Buy High Grade Studebaker Automobiles
Frank Conley and Jake Conley, prominent farmers in the valley, have purchased high power Studebaker E M F automobiles. The region is seeing a trend toward high grade cars as more buyers in the valley acquire quality vehicles.
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Automobiles Cove
Frank Conley
Jake Conley
Studebaker E. M. F
Fred G. Taylor in Town Visits La Grande
Secretary Rolapp and Taylor arrive in La Grande amid ties to the Commercial Club and Union County publicity. Taylor formerly managed the local sugar company and recently took charge of a large Lewiston, Montana sugar factory.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ogden
Harold Herrin
William E. Eccles
Herrin
Eccles
Mike
la Grande
Fred G. Taylor
Fred
Union County
Rolapp
Mr Taylor
Fred Taylor
Lewiston
Montana
E. 8
Ralapp
To Try Tammany Man at New Rochelle Trial
Walter Her colored Tammany leader faced trial for the third time on an indictment alleging election law violations. The first trial ended in disagreement and the second was halted after jurors were approached by friends of the accused, as reported by Deputy Attorney General Prencourt.
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Robert
Walter
Balloon Drifter Lands Near Mount Pleasant After 44 Hour Attempt
A balloon drifter that left Hamilton Ohio with aeronauts George Howard and Walter Collins failed to stay aloft for two days and two nights to beat a 44 hour record. It descended near Mount Pleasant early morning after taking off the previous night.
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Mount Pleasant
Hamilton
Ohio
George Howard
Walter Collins
Forest fires devastate Northeastern Washington killing two
Spokane reports two deaths from a massive forest fire near Mill Creek. Miss Pearl Brewer, 22, a schoolteacher, and her 1 year old niece die as neighbor W A Trowbridge is arrested for starting the blaze. Fires threaten Wardner Kellogg area and Missoula region as rain is hoped to stop the spread. Seattle reports smoke and half a million feet of logs burned near Tolt.
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Pearl Brewer
Wyman
Plains
Mont
Mill Creek
W. A. Trowbridge
Coeur A' Alene
Wardner
Kellogg
Priest Tover
Montana
Black Foot
Missoula
Seattle
Tolt
Record Crowds At Ayberiang Assembly In Portland
The sev enth convention of the Ancient Order of Hybernians opened in Portland with twelve hundred delegates and over 4,000 visitors expected. Archbishop Christie officiated Mass and P. E. Sullivan chaired the national program committee. events include a commercial club visit and a convention ball.
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Masonic Temple
P. E. Sullivan
Portland
Commercial Club
Christie
John Carrol
Helena
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Washington State Sportsmen's Association
Nelson
B. C
Washington
Seattle
Chief Dans 15 at Hermiston tour of inspection
Chief of the Reclamation Service on a Western states inspection tour visits La Grande to Hermiston to review the completed Umatilla project extension toward Sec Ballinger. A. R. Davis says funds and authorization await Interior Secretary action after feasibility findings were reported. Davis will proceed to Klamath after Umatilla.
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Chief of Reclamation Service
Western States
Smal Na
the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Davis
Missouri brokers form group to attract settlers
In St Louis on July 19 a conference of farm land agents and brokers formed an organization to boost Missouri land sales and attract a desirable class of immigrants from other states and foreign countries.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Northwest Chautauqua Assembly Opens at Whid Island
Seattle reports the northwest Chautauqua Assembly at Whid Island opening today drawing visitors from Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia as July 1 events begin in the region.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwest Chautauqua Assembly
Whid- Island
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
County Assessors Advise Full Mortgage Note Taxation
A message to county assessors urging thorough inclusion of mortgage notes in property assessments. The text notes some counties list or exclude notes, while others audit mortgage records to ensure all property is taxed. Endorsed by the board of state tax commissioners. cites 1907 laws on subject to taxation and exemptions.
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State Tax Commission
Eaton
Rinehart
Board of State Tax Commissioners
Murdock to Answer on Rubber Schedules Tariff Debate
Kansas July 19 Representative Murdock will answer Speaker Cannon's speech accusing Senator Bristow of misstating facts on framing the rubber schedules of the tariff law by Aldrich. Bristow claimed Aldrich favored free crude rubber while taxing refined rubber. Cannon denied these charges. Murdock will speak this afternoon.
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Kansas
Murdock
Cannon
Bristow
Aldrich
Aldrich and Son
Campaign Rooms Open in St James Building for GOP HQ
Work began today to fit rooms in the St James building for the Republican congressional campaign headquarters. Opening is set for two weeks hence with Representative Henry Loudenslager leading press agents and clerks to sustain the G O P balance in Congress. The slogans are stand out and progressives get little support from headquarters.
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New York
St. James
Republican Congressional
Henry Loudenslager
National Congress
Wood becomes Army chief of staff amid reform hopes
Major General Leonard Wood was named chief of staff of the army and second in command to the president. He succeeds Franklin Bell and signals forthcoming reforms including stricter physical tests and closer links between the army and the National Guard.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Army
Franklin Bell
National Guards
Revolt Rising in Spain as Strike Action Spreads
July 19 report from Bilba details agitators active across Spain aiming to paralyze industry. Government steps to curb revolt include heightened vigilance by secret service while denying martial law to industrial firms to avoid fueling unrest.
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Bilba
Spain
Secret Service
Massive Grand Trunk Strike Ties Up Canada Rail Network
Thousands of yard workers conductors and shop staff walk out shutting down some 4500 miles of main line. Officials warn of imported strike breakers while the company vows to fight back with a defense fund and a multi day shutdown expected. No violence reported as Live Detroit offices note possible three day tie up.
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Tory
Canada
Grand Trunk
eThey
Detroit
Dentists to Offer Free Operations During Denver Convention
Denver hosts the National Dental Association meeting with top surgeons and dentists performing free operations at clinics. Public lectures will stress teeth as key to general health, asserting many stomach and intestinal disorders can be improved by proper dental care.
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Denver
Colo
National Dental Association
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