Elgin Autorama Race Leads With Close Hundred Mile Start
The Espin trophy auto race over one hundred miles opened with a tight field as Anderson Stutz and Mulford surged near the front. Twelve cars started and by 100 miles leaders were within seconds, with Burman Bergdoll and Haupt keeping pace. De Palma briefly led before a crash and mechanical issues thinned the field.
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Elma
Severty
Felles
Anderson Na Stutz
Vant
Taarendor
Haupt
Burem
Ysitfan
Bicker
Mulford
Wishart Oy
Burman
Anderson
Amueteon
m—Mulford
Pabee
Wishart
Bergdoll
de Palma
Grant
Dawson
W. Endicott
Milled Anderson
Ind
Bo Wadlcott
Mason
Rickenbachar
R. K. Mulford
Mercer
Spencer Wieaart
Stutz
Gil Anderson
Marmor
Joe Dawson
William Haugt
Keeton
Bob Burman
Welle
Otto Henning
Ralph de Palin
Isotta
Harry Grant
Erwin Spral
Ermein Bergdoll
Agor
Hurney
Avery Cinecie
Ralph de Palma
Hoe
Fridey
Jmg
Wekeghachor
Memning
Rickenbacher
Endicott
Henning
Anderson Epee
Haupt Waren
S—Dawson
Bulleatt
Lord Chancellor to See West Point on Trip
Viscount Haldane, lord high chancellor of England, arrived in New York for a two day American visit. He will tour West Point, address the American Bar association in Montreal, then proceed to Albany before returning to New York and sailing on the Lusitania. He spoke on women’s suffrage Ireland home rule and world peace, noting the safety of England’s great seal in the House of Lords during his absence.
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New York
Viscount Haldane
England
Hern
Townley
Military Academy
Lordr Haldane
Montreal
Bloutreal
Lord Haldane
American Bar Association
Mexico
Ireland
House of Lords
Women in Assault on Strike at Copper Mine Fight
Deputies and militia protected workers at No. 2 mine as a crowd of strikers and women attacked non union miners. Militia rescued a man attacked on his way to work while strikers and sympathizers used brooms and missiles. One man was beaten and three women arrested amid a second parade of strikers in Calumet.
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Calumet
Diet
Champion Mine
Calumot
Toll on July Fourth Sets Record Low in 1913
Chicago reports 32 deaths during the Fourth of July celebration, the smallest toll since records began. Among the dead are 12 young girls burned by clothing catching fire. Non fatal injuries total 1,181, far below 1912 and 1903 totals. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes this as part of a trend toward fewer deaths in annual celebrations.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
President at Cornish NHW for Weekend Visit
President and Mrs Wilson travel through a storm en route to Cornish New Hampshire for the weekend. They spent the night in transit as a severe electrical storm swept the Atlantic coast. The president slept through the thunder and rain despite a slow moving train and a missed connection at New Haven.
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Wilson
Summer Howe
Springfield
Cornieh
N. H
New Haven
Springfeld
Caminetti Case Adjourned To Tuesday In San Francisco
No session today in the Caminetti trial in San Francisco California with a postponement moved to next Tuesday. Maury Digga Caminetti's associate and two women linked to the alleged white slavery case traveled from Sacramento to Reno with Marsha Warrington and Lola Norrie who was recently convicted.
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Caminetti
San Francisco
Cal
F. Drew Caminetti
Maury I. Digga
Caminatti
Sacramento
Reno
Nevada
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norrie
Dismissal of Customs Guards in Opium Smuggling Probe
San Francisco Aug 26. One customs inspector and ten guards along the water route were dismissed from government service today. Warrants for charging conspiracy to smuggle opium were worn out, ending a corruption probe tied to the case.
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San Francisco
Col
Writ of Habeas Corpus Issued in Thaw Case at Sherbrooke
Harwry K Thaw to be produced in court Tuesday morning after a writ of habeas corpus was obtained in the matter of his detention by Sherbrooke authorities. The petition filed by Boudreau seeks release unless cause is shown for continued detention, with Samuel Jacobs as state counsel and efforts by Montreal lawyers to challenge the move.
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Sherbrooke
Harwry K
Hudeag Corpua
Gollie Boudreau
Coaticook
Mattenwath
Hutchinson
Ce 'Samuel*Jacobs
New Yorks
Inloresta
Montreal
KR. N. Greenghielda
Boufirean
Jerome
T. Jerome
Department of Immigration
Vermont
Boudreau
Justica
Duputs
Conticook
Ldverty
Samuel Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Glodensky
Jacobs
Magog
Miomovig
Frankiin Kennedy
Blake Robertson
Jacobe
Explorers Old Cistern, Burlington Man Dies
Burlington, Iowa, Aug. 30. F. W. Huser, a railroad baggageman, died while exploring an abandoned cistern in his yard. He was overcome before aid could reach him. He leaves a widow.
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Burlington
F. W. Huser
Vacation Days Endings Signal Back-To-School Prep
Advertisers urge readers to ready children for school with new clothing books and furnishings. The message promotes using daily newspaper ads to save time and money, urging shoppers to plan early and post themselves in the business news to discover the best deals.
Youngstown Man Fatally Injured in Plant Yard Accident
Sam Stan, a Roumanian employee of the rod and wire department at Youngstown Shear and Tube, was killed at the Struthers plant when he was held on railroad tracks by two companions while a car approached. He died after the car struck him and passed over both legs.
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Youngstown
Sam Stan
Roumanian
Rod and Wire
Youngstown Shear and Tube Company
Struthers
Stan
Bip
Army Marksmen win service rifle match at Camp Perry
The United States Army team led by Captain R H W Allen won the United Service rifle match with a total of 484 marking a comeback in the final stage. The Marine Corps finished second with 409, the Navy third with 358, and the National Guard fourth with 289 as the event concluded amid tensions between international observers and American marksmen.
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Camp Perry
Onlo
U .6. Army
R. H W. Allen
United Service
Thetal
U. S. Mariog Corps
Ways
National Guard
Marine Corps
Talen
Navy
Army
International
National Rifle Association
Wilde
Evans
Monsieur D. Merridlen
France
International Union of National Rifle Associations
United States Army
U. S. Marine Corps
U. &. Navy
Son of Chief Keokuk to Accept Memorial Statue
Keokuk Iowa Aug 30 John Keokuk great great grandson of Chief Keokuk will accept a statue presented by James G Davis of Des Moines. The unveiling on Oct 22 will occur on a brown stone monument over the Mississippi with Lorado Taft and others speaking. Mrs D A Collier presides at ceremonies with Miss Nellia Walker introduced by Mrs Collier.
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B.A. B's
D. A. Collier
R. MM
John
Keokuk
Lorado Taft
Chicago
Delegates gather at Frisco convention amid names and names
More than 1,000 delegates attend a Frisco convention as noted figures from Belrion and Viditora participate. The gathering, held at the Native Sons Hall, includes male and female attendees and various associations, with speakers and organizers listed among the attendees.
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Frisco
Francisco
Gal
Towboat Alice Explodes Killing Eight in Pittsburgh
An early morning boiler explosion on the towboat Alice on the Obso river near Dam No 2 in Coraopolis Pa kills Captain Thomas Flanerty Pilot Harry Donaldson and six crewmen, with six more injured. The Harriet ferries the injured to Marine Hospital as remaining crew struggle in the river. The boat carried barges and sank quickly leaving no survivors among its fourteen crew. The accident disrupts river traffic and prompts incomplete casualty reporting.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Flanerty
Harry Donaldson
Alice
Marine Hospital
Harriet
Whch
Dam No. 2
Coraopolis
French Exposition Commission Lands in New York
The French national commission for the Panama Pacific Exposition arrives in New York aboard the Province City to spend two days before proceeding to San Francisco. They will select and accept the French pavilion space and arrange for French industrial and educational exhibits with Viscount De Jesu and other officials meeting the delegation at the dock.
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New York
San Franciaco
Albert Tirman
San Francisco
Viscount de Jesu
Washington
M. Theiin
Ministry -of- Commerce and Industry
G. Roger-Sandoz
Magocration
Gaston de Pellerin
de la Touchs
Alfrey Savy
Jean Guiffray
Louvre
Scott Exonerated by Coroner's Jury in Fatal Collision
The coroner's jury in Town City Aug 30 exonerates Leonard Scott, a young farmer charged with responsible for Banker Geetz of Hills death in a three vehicle crash. It finds Scott had been drinking but was not drunk, and that Goetz's buggy and W B Wood's buggy collided, with Wood an innocent bystander.
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Town City
Geetz
Hills
Leonard Scott
Scott
Goetz
W. B. Wood
New Warrant Charges Jefferson Farmer With Murder
Louis Hohl, a Jefferson township farmer from Ft. Madison, was formally charged with the murder of Arthur Herabler of Donnella after a new warrant sworn by Deputy County Attorney E C Weber was issued and delivered to Sheriff J J Patio. The prior assault with intent to commit murder charge filed before Herabler died will be dropped.
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Lee
Ft. Madison
Louis Hohl
Jefferson Township
Arthur Herabler
Donnella
Sherif J. J. Patio
Hohl
Franklin and Donnelleon
Herstler
Franklin Town Hall
Pepper to head postoffice inquiry on mail contracts
Washington August 30 Representative Pepper as chairman of the house committee on expenditures will begin an investigation into two important postoffice department questions. One concerns complaints about mailbag contracts and the other about a new system to prepare mail at terminals instead of in vehicles. It is thought the approach will offer relief to railway mail clerks.
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Washington, D. C
Pepper
Home Committee
Postoffice Department
Congress Day Highlights and Key Resignations
The day in Congress included the resignation of Representative Daview of West Virginia to become solicitor general. The Hetch Hetchy bill was on the table for passage later this afternoon. Tarif debate continued as lobby committees pressed on with hearings.
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Houss
Brnate
Tarif
Eensene
Felix Diaz Announces Candidacy and Mexico Developments
General Felix Diaz arrived from Canada and told the Associated Press he will be a candidate for Mexico’s presidency. He said his leads are working on his behalf but he may await instructions before acting, with action depending on developments in Mexico. He questioned Victoriano Huerta’s candidacy as constitutional. In another dispatch, federal troops clashed with rebels near Topolobampo, Sinaloa, as about 1,000 federals engaged state forces after Huerta's forces landed from a transport.
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London
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Canada
Associated Press
Ehalf
Diaz
Amyelf
Japan
Victoriano ‘Huerta
Willson
Douglas
Aviz
Sinaloa
Topolobampo
Junta
Court War On Farm Levy Raise Proposed In Greene County
Jefferson Ind August 30 A proposal urges Greene County supervisors to challenge the state executive council to lower farm assessments or raise railroad levies. Resolutions claim the executive order increasing farm land values by 47 percent is unjust, urging an investigation into farm and railroad levies after a trustee meeting. County auditor presented figures showing increases on farm lands and reductions in railroad assessments for a specific line, Northwestern.
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Jefferson
Greene County
Tis
Northwestern
Galveston Sets World Cotton Receipts and Exports Record
Galveston Texas reports the 1912-13 cotton year ended with total receipts of 4,095,114 bales and exports of 4,010,691 bales, figures claimed as the highest in any season, surpassing the 1996-07 record by 215,418 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Coteton
Imperator Sails On Toma After Fire Damage
New York Aug 30 the Imperator sailed on schedule with few traces of the fire that damaged the hold. One officer lost. ship inspected and pronounced in good condition. Grooming day for six sender yachts underway. boats being prepared for the German American race next week. Revenue cutters Androscoggin and Grogram anchored for patrol.
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New York
Lér Hold
Imperator
Marblehead
Mase
Revenue
Androscoggin
Grogham
Denominational Boards Debate Exodux Policy in Mexico
The Presbyterian and Methodist boards advised their missionaries in Mexico to decide policy, recalling women and children for safety while men remain if necessary. Secretary Bryan sought location and numbers, with missionries noting safety and the importance of schools. the bishops resisted a wholesale departure, citing dangers and the need to stay if feasible.
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Telegraph Co
Gaya Beare
New York
Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
John W. Butler
Atamis Vatan
Mexico City
Wilson
Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Bryan
Mexico
Autler
Washington
Union Mission Conference
Presb
Presbyterian
Charles C. Potran
Minaion
Presbyterian Board
Petran
U. S
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Missionerien
Arthur
J. Brown
Aries
Representa
Nextco
Hoould
Paga
Weather summary for Weathers Iowa with variable winds
Readable fragments indicate a weather notice for Weathers Iowa. East and central portions expect warmer conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler trends on Sunday. Moderate variable winds noted. Temperature figures and other data are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Iowa
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The
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Morchanta
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Belrion
French Exposition Commission
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New York Exchange
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