Kellogg Addresses Treaty Making Power at American Bar Meeting
Montreal hosts the American Bar Association annual session with prominent jurists from the United States Canada England and France. Frank B Kellogg of St Paul outlines treaty power and its impact on alien land law debating federal authority and protection for foreign citizens. Lord Haldane delivers an address as the conference proceeds with honorary degrees conferred by McGill University.
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Kellogg
Montreal
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Canada
U.S
Grand
France
Bar
Frank Be Kellogg
St. al, Mina
Vislane Haldane
Great Brian
Mcril University
Vincount Haldana
Gilet
Eward Douglas White
Uoba
Jecbert L. Borden
Cana
Maltro 3
Batonnier Liodre Des Avocats
la Cour Paria
Willan I. Taft
U. S
Charles J. Sherry
Migoey
Joseph Sclhoate
Great Britain
Laitha Root
New York
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St. Paul
Asocleton
Kelloge
California
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Treatias
Letter Carriers Hold Up at National Convention Parade
In San Francisco delegates to the National Association of Letter Carriers witnessed a staged “hold up” aboard a moving stagecoach during a barbecue at a suburban resort. Four carrier officers rode as passengers, with President Kellor identified amid cheers as the driver pretended to drop the “bandits.” The scene capped a morning session of the convention before the labor parade.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sap
National Association DE Letter Carriers
Tesort
Carriera Association
Kell¢r
Sesson
Armorplate factory urged to cut costs says Daniels
Secretary Daniels urged the U S to build its own armorplate to lower prices and ensure steady supply, arguing that importing armor for ships is costly. A naval board report called for additional dry docks on the north Atlantic coast and acquisition of Jumalen Island and Clark Island for new facilities. In St Louis Thanksgiving marked the start of the sixth annual Middle West Bowling Association tournament with entries to close in November.
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Daniels
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Cape Hatteras
Naval Board
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North Atlantic
Atlantic
Jumalen Island
Clark Island
Portsmouth Navy Yards
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Jinck
St. Loui
Wag Sebng
Middle West Bowling Association
Constitutional debate and treaty rights in early U S history
A historical discussion emphasizes adoption of a broad constitution by the convention to empower the federal government while preserving individual liberty. It notes the Supreme Court asserting federal supremacy over states and foreign citizens' rights against popular prejudice, and critiques Congress for not enacting legislation to enforce treaty provisions against state violations.
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Supreme Court of
U. S
Congress
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Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Union
New York Sells 10000 Copies of Unconfirmed Thaw Story
Philadelphia Sunday Telegram issue Volume 1 Number 1 sparked a stampede as readers rushed to buy a front page claiming Harry Thaw shot while escaping. The report, unconfirmed, sparked police confiscation of 600 copies and wide distribution rumors from Philadelphia to New York and Sherbrooke.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Harry Thaw
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Thaw
Ig Dagh For
Liberty
Philadelphia
Itta
Sherbrooke
Que
Eno
Superior Court
St. Francis County
Matthew Hutchinson
Toorrow
John Boudreas
Coaticank
Harry K. Thaw
Boudreau
King’s Bench
Girl Wounded as Copper Mine Strike Turns Violent
In Calumet Michigan a 15 year old Hungarian girl Margaret Fazukas was shot and wounded during clashes between strikers and deputies at the North Kearsegg mine two miles north of Calumet. Deputies claim they were driven off and fired in self defense. strikers say shots came without provocation. Military patrols are reassumed and General Anhey orders an investigation.
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Mich
Koweawa
Michigan
North Keersegg
Last Land Lottery in U S Held in Montana
At Glasgow Montana registration began under Judge J W Witten for the Fort Peck Indian Reservation land draw covering 845000 acres. The event marks the last major U S land lottery with the drawing set for September 28 at Glasgow. An estimated 60000 land seekers filed applications.
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Glasgow
Montana
J. W. Witten
Interior Department
Fort Peek Indiana
United States
Fort Peek
Clas
Porter Charlton undergoes lengthy preliminary interrogation
Porters Charlton, the American extradited to Lake Como to face a 1923 murder charge, was subjected to a long preliminary examination. Judge Rogroni and Signor Mellini led the process with two clerks and an interpreter. Officials report no signs of mental deficiency. trial likely set for November.
French Aviator Pegoud Performs Midair Feat to Ground
French aviator Pegoud attempted a backbreaking aerial loop for a committee of military officers. He planned a somersault with his aircraft, dove from about 3000 feet, completed a vertical circle, and landed safely after a dramatic spiral volplane.
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Trance
Pegoud
Joop
Niy
Witorow
Mexican Situation at a Standstill in Washington
Senator Bacon reported the Mexican situation as absolutely at a standstill with no word from Mexico City and no new word from Lind in Vera Cruz. He said the administration would only encourage loans if conditions were acceptable and that Americans ignoring Wilson's advice would be protected by the United States.
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Bacon
Toralsa Relations Committee
Bryan
Mexico City
Lind
Vera Cruz
Senor Gambon
Mexico
Ei- Gon
Wilson
Giants Beat Doves In Overtime Game Labor Day clash
New York reporters recap a Labor Day doubleheader where the Giants edged the Boston Doves 3 to 2 after ten innings as Demares and Weathers split duties for New York while Weigand and Walling worked for Boston. The early results include White Sox and Cleveland, with other league games noted.
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White Sox
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New York
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Demares
Boston
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Cincinnati
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Seeene
Packard
Brow
Clarke
Kling
Adama
Hendrix
Robinson
Simon
Gibson
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Seaton
Killifer
Walker
Miler
Buns Take Morning Lead in Key Sox Clash
Muskie nerves and tainted moments marked a morning game as Buns seized early control while Uoyle and Heenk intensified the battle. Yartle McConnaughey led the Band in a tense first and pivotal second frame, keeping the score tight.
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Heenk
McConnaughey Mit
Cedar Rapids Bunters Triumph Over Muscatine in Pennant Chase
In Cedar Rapids the Bunters defeated Muscatine 6 to 3 as Muscatine’s hopes for the Central Association pennant dimmed. McConnaughy was touched early, Spencer held Muscatine in check, and attendance surpassed 1,200 with fans traveling from Muscatine and Waterloo for today’s doubleheader decisions.
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J.—Musky
Frank Boyle
Ottumwa
Teversa
Muscatine
McConnouphey
P Loials
Spencer
Gedar Rapids Park
EL Curtis
Haebroale
Seora
Wambsganas
Ward
R. Brown
Xatz
Wambsgaass
Smith
Millgan
Dalia
Fleming
Waterloo
Cedar Rap
Otlumwa
Adama
Dune
Egan
Tuttle
Wilkus
Continentals in Berlin Attend Autumn Parade with Kriegerbund
Fifteen Washington Continentals in historic uniforms, led by Co. Winther, arrived with a German Kriegerbund deputation at the American embassy in Berlin. They will attend the autumn parade of the guard's forces tomorrow.
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Washington Continentals
Co. Winther
Kriegerbund
New York
Guard
Afer Seorys Tomarrayy
Fear of Poverty Drives to Death by Own Action
Philadelphia dated report details the Radnor case of Miss Jane Jamison and her brother George found unconscious. police possession of a letter reveals their father planned suicide, prompted by fear of poverty after financial loss. The girl was six, the brother sixty two, and the mother died after hospital transfer.
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George Jamison
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Suleice
Muscatine Workers Observe Labor Day Festivities
Muscatine marks Labor Day with a general holiday ceasing business and industrial activity. A large South End celebration by the Local Trades and Labor Assembly draws thousands, while many residents enjoy outings, hunting and fishing trips, and visits, as rail and streetcar lines run heavily and extra cars are deployed to handle crowds.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor
Muscatine
Wey
Church Officials Selected for Year at United Brethren
At the annual meeting and warning service on Sunday the United Brethren church named officers for the year. Church treasurer A Keath Benevolent treasurer S R Am lon Sinquetal secretary William Gel Tat secretary of official board S A Crow Class leaders A J Neidig Clinton Willis chair Miss Leah Amlong end ushers S B Tarr and Chas Kern Pianist Miss Gertrude Winch.
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S. R. Amlon
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Tat
S. A. Crow
A. J. Neidig
Clinton Willis
Leah Amlong
S. &. Tarr
Chas, Kern
Gertrude Winch
St Marys School to Open Next Thursday
St Marys school will begin fall opening on Thursday, September 4 after its annual vacation, with a plinth grade added. German classes continue and needlework class opens the second Saturday in September. St Josephs music studio reopens September 8. pupils will be received after today. Police report Ed Smith alias Orrie Hayes held for Grand Jury on resisting an officer. Johnson of Des Moines says Hayes served a year there and was captured near Joliet the previous year.
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Joseph's
West Fourth Street
Hoffman
Ed. Smith
Orrie Hayes
Johnson
Des Moines
Smith
Jolietamet
Labor Day Observances Across America and UK Trade Union Congress Opens
Labor Day marked a record 2,000,000 members in the American Federation of Labor as workers celebrated in New York and Chicago. Washington halted most federal activity while government wheels slowed. In Manchester, the Trades Union Congress opened with 563 delegates and 12,250,000 workers represented, debating resolutions on uniform trade union practice and compulsory arbitration.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Atlantic City
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Fifth Avenue
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Chicago
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Lmiders
Ymanchester
England
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Amon
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Raine
Toston
Lainy Reupert
Cincinnati
Tor
Canada
Germany
France
Haidee
Bitten by Bulldog Leaves Man With Lacerated Ear
J D Connell living on Tipton road was badly bitten Sunday afternoon when a dog lunged at his throat and tore his left ear. The injury required several stitches and Dr J L Klein attended. Two others, Robert Fuller and Yd Seleck, underwent adenoid and tonsil removal at Bellevue Hospital, both operated by Dr J L Klein.
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Tipton Road
Mr. Connell
Box
Nelsons
Mr. Connnell
J. L. Klein
Robert Fuller
Tom Fuller
Thieds
Davenport
Bellevue Hospital
Yd. Seleck
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Bellavue Hospital
J. le Klein
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Thunder Showers
Unsettled weather expected tonight or Tuesday with possible thunder showers. Brisk shifting winds. Muscatine river stage today 8 feet 1 inch, rising two inches. Temperature at 7 o clock recorded 75 degrees. Sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Lontgat
Muscatino
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