Taft Outlines Justice Aims at Virginia Bar Meeting
Republican candidate Taft spoke at the Virginia Bar association convention in Trot Springs Virginia. He argued that the justice system should promote peace and equality while acknowledging delays burden the poor and call for reform including faster litigation and lower court costs.
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Cardinal Gibbons Ill in Rome Over Exertion
Cardinal Gibbons, aged seventy four, is confined to bed at Castel Gandolfo after a severe intestinal attack. Doctors attribute the illness to overexertion since arriving in Rome. A Vatican envoy and the Pope both expressed sympathy as the cardinal's condition improves slightly. Possible attendance at the August 10 propaganda congregation meeting and the London Eucharistic congress remained uncertain.
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American college
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Stevenson Gets Bryan Backing for Illinois Governor Nomination
Chicago reports William J Bryan has given his approval to Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination for Illinois governor. Bryan supporters including M P Dunlap and Judge Owen Thompson back Stevenson, and Stevenson had not declared his candidacy without Bryan’s consultation. A strike threat looms in the West Park electrical workers if no settlement is reached today, potentially affecting about 3,000 park employees allied with the Associated Building Trades. Mobile is chosen as the next Knights of Columbus meeting site in St Louis.
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Owen Thompson
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Bryan
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Associated Building Trades
Mobile
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Prediction of Wise Ones Raises Iowa Peace Prospects
New York reports that the Iowa Senate seat may go to Cummins with President Roosevelt’s backing, quelling Republican tensions after Senator Allison’s death. The move could let Cummins name Allison’s successor, shift power in the state, and ease intra party divisions in a tense electoral year.
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Orders Issued To Suppress Brigands In Constantine
Paris orders French troops in Algeria to concentrate forces in Constantine province to crush brigands exploiting the earthquake disaster. Villages are looted and civilians killed as the quake death toll is rising, with fears it may reach about 1,000 as reports stabilize.
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Paris
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Constantine
Mysterious Greek slave murder shocks Chicago readers
A mutilated youth torso found in a drainage canal is linked to Greek padrones in Chicago. Police recover a Greek boy head and ribs, note heart removal, and pursue federal help as a city-wide search for missing youths expands. Investigators connect the crime to a slave-trade network with Greek community concerns and possible witnesses from prior cases.
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Robbers Fight Clarence Post Store Duel at Martin
Genoa Ohio August 6 three robbers broke into Clarence Posts general store at Martin early this morning. Post Awake above his shop fired wounding a robber named Frank Burns who later lay weak from loss of blood at Gray Center near Martin. Bloodhounds will track the other two as the trio fled after entering through a side window.
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Expedition Wiped Out In Greenland Journey
Copenhagen reports the wiping out of a Danish Greenland expedition led by Myllus richson during 1906 and the death of the entire party while crossing ice near Newmark details remain scarce. The loss ends a bid to map unexplored Greenland and return with valuable data.
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Newmark
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Ohio Solons Hold Annual Reunion in Cedar Point
Ohio legislators gather for their annual reunion at Cedar Point. Lobbyists from railroad and Standard Oil attend, courting soon-to-be members to secure support and railroad fare. Events include a trolley ride, boat trip, and a banquet with a Lake Erie bath to close the gathering.
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Cedar Point
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ren
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Lake Erie
United States
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Vorys
Harris
Henry Williams
Republican state committee
Eagleson
Hastland
Granville Mooney
Ashtabula county
James C. Hawkins
Jackson county
Ed Doty
Cleveland
Malcolm Jennings
senate
M. A. Kurshner
state central committee
W. H. Phipps
state executive committee
Bond
Columbus
Gawler
Frank Patterson
Ashland county
third house
Charles Edson
Van Wert
Schoepf
Jog Moses
Big Four
Henry Atthorp
Alonzo Shettlar
breweries
We Porter
American book trust
Doc Norton
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Bryan and the Democratic Ticket Endorsed by AFL
The American Federation of Labor plans to endorse William J. Bryan and the Democratic ticket. An AFL executive council meeting is expected in Chicago within two weeks to approve the endorsement, announced by John B. Lennon. Police guard the residence of James Pease after another dynamite attack is feared, with Mrs Pease noting strangers in the Lakeview area.
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Chicago
executive council
William J. Bryan
John B. Lennon
national labor organsization
federation
James Pease
Pease
Lakeview
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