Japanese Ambassador Comments on Navy Fleet Move
Viscount Aoki told reporters Japan would not view a U S naval buildup or new Pacific deployments as a menace or cause for regret. He said the issue should be resolved in courts if treaty rights were denied and noted Japanese ships recently visited U S waters for the Jamestown exposition.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Asiatic
Viscount Ooki
United States
General Board of the Navy
San Francisco
Aoki
State Department
Nichi Nichi
Intelligence Office
Roosevelt Western Tour Itinerary Announced
Secretary Loeb released the plan for President Roosevelt’s post summer trip. He will depart Oyster Bay on September 29 for Canton Ohio to dedicate the MacKinley monument, then proceed to Keokuk Iowa for a 9 am October 1 address. A Mississippi River voyage to St. Louis Cairo and Memphis follows with addresses at each city before returning to Washington on October 4.
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Oyster Bay
L. 1
Roosevelt
Loeb
Canton
MacKinley National Monument
Keokuk
Mississippi
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games show Philadelphia 4 Reston 2 in Philadelphia and Chicago 4 Cinein nati in Chicago with other results including Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3. American League games include New York 8 Philadelphia 7 and Detroit 6 St Louis 2 with Cleveland 4 Chicago and Boston 2 Washington 6. American Association scores list Indianapolis 2 Toledo 6 Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 7 Louisville 7 Coal 2 Minneapolis 3 St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Reston
Chicago
Cineinnati S
Prooklsa
New York
Dpittalmrs
St. Louis
American League
Detroit
St. Laws
Cleyvelird
Chicno
Paston
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Japanese Navy Officers Sail for New York on Carmania
Admiral Yamamoto four captains a commander and a muifzean of the Japanese navy from Prince Pushimi's party sailed for New York today on the steamer Carmania. They were received in farewell audience by King Edward yesterday in Liverpool.
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Admiral Yamamoto
Liverpool
Uty
Yamamoto
Prince Pushimi
New York
Edward
All Hail Peruna Cures Catarrh in Several Letters
Miss Mary O'Brien and others attest to Peruna curing catarrh of the stomach in weeks. Messages from Henneman of Nebraska and Irene Smith of Washington describe relief from stomach catarrh, indigestion, and nervous debility after using Peruna.
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Mary O’brien
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Perua
H. J. Henneman
Oakland, Neb
Irene Smith
Minnesota Ave
Rundle Highlands
Washington, D. C
Powder Explosion Shakes Salt Lake City Rail Line
A wildfire sparked explosion at Beeks Hot Springs on the Oregon Short Line sent powder cars into flames yesterday afternoon. The blast shattered windows citywide and knocked out telegraph and telephone service as poles fell. A nearby Ore gon Short Line passenger train was nearly struck and wreckage disrupted transport. In Michigan Jackson reports John Allison, a recently captured safecracker, may be paroled after a board of pardons review found his two-year reformation following escape from prison.
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Salt Lake City
Beeks Hot Springs
Jackson
Mich
John Alleson
Richland
Moline
Board of Pardons
Allison
South Bend
Ind
Thaw Withdraws His Motion in Thaw Case
New York July 3 attorneys for H K Thaw served notice to withdraw the motion in supreme court seeking an order directing District Attorney Jerome to show cause why Thaw should not face a second trial at the October term Thaw has decided the district attorney will act fairly and ordered his lawyers to withdraw the motion. Evidence of Murder in Cleveland Meveland Ohio July 5 the body of William Cassidy an eighteen year old moving picture actor from Chicago was found in a Lake Shore freight car. He had been murdered with a fractured skull and a brick covered with blood lay nearby police have made no arrests.
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Thaw
New York
H. K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Jerome
Thawe
Meveland, O
William Cassidy
Lake Shore
Cassidy
Chicago
Flyria
Terre Haute
Ind
Will Reagan
Vandalia
Wabash Avenue
Crawfords Ville
Mormon Church Retires. Coal Mines Sold for 400000
Deseret News reports the Movoron church has decided to retire from business. The Trass Creel coal mines near Coalville were sold for 400000, signaling a major change for Salt Lake City interests and local industry.
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Salt Lake City
Movoron Church
Deseret News
Ehturellis
Trass Creel
Coalville
Chinese Returning Home Repatriation from Yurbin
About 2000 Chinese laborers repatriated from Yurbin in Africa today, returning home amid a staged relief and transport operation. The mass movement reflects ongoing efforts to repatriate workers stranded abroad.
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Yurbin
Africa
Two Men Deny Orchard Testimony In Haywood Case
Key defense witnesses including Max Malich Joe Mehelict and Billy Aikman deny Orchard's allegations of dynamiting a Globeville boarding house and plots to kill rivals. Detective McParland's brother also testifies about deportations during the Victor strike as part of the defense case.
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Boise, Ida
Max Malich
Joe Mehelict
Billy Aikman
Globeville
Denver
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Win
D. Haywood
Orchard
Malich
Wm. McDonald
Steve
Annie Adams
Steunenberg
Mehelict
Aikman
KE. Tu. McParland
James McParland
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Telluride
Federation
Union
Goldfield
Thomas C. Foster
Bisbee
Arizona
Florence & Cripple Creek
Foster
Lon
D.C. Scott
M. ©. Sterling
Moyer and Haywood Retained Despite Imprisonment
Nenver reports Moyer retained as president and Haywood as secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners by the federation convention while they remain jailed on charges of complicity in the murder of former Governor Stemmenberg. A confession describes the shocking crime as Mrs Ikindra Tlowisto, an eighteen year old from Dunmore, is jailed for allegedly poisoning her husband to marry her former lover Tonetz Thutra, who is also jailed. Police note Lithuanian background of the parties.
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Moyer
Haywood
Nenver
Charles B. Moyer
Willian JD
Western Federation of Miners
Stemmenberg
Serantom
Ta. Daly
Ikindra Tlowisto
Dunmore
Tree
Tonetz Thutra
Collapse of Four Story Block Sends Fifty Two to Safety
In Cincinnati on July 3 a four story Main Street building housing Levy and White collapsed during foundation work for a new Second National Bank ten story structure. Fifty two men escaped, ten were injured, none seriously. Forty laborers nearby were at the excavation when the wall toppled, with a dozen more trapped or thrown into the street. Fire loss estimated at $12,000.
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Cincinnati
Main Street
Ninth
Main Streets
Second National Bank
Levy & White
Central American union seen as natural response to Zelaya moves
Washington reports say diplomats from Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador view the Honduras Nicaragua dispute as part of a long running regional shift. They note Guatemala opposes Nicaragua and El Salvador is wary of Zelaya's revolutionary meddling while remaining officially neutral.
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Washington
Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Judge orders ex Senator Clark to account for Copper deal
In New York, Judge Aimmend rules in special sessions of the supreme court that ex Senator William A Clark must account for all dealings of the United Verde Copper Company totaling more than 200 million dollars. The ruling ends eight years of litigation sparked by George A. Treadwell's suit for minority stockholders.
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New York
Aimmend
Supreme Court
William A. Clark
Ing
United Verde Copper Company
George A. Treadwell
Unfortunate Fatality From Mule Attack at St Paul Ind
John Vance Dell, 45, a well known farmer from St Paul Indiana, died after being kicked in the abdomen by a mule while he attempted to doctor the animal. He collapsed and died within minutes, leaving a village in shock.
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St. Paul
Ind
John Vancedell
Anderson High School Seeks Quiet Quarry Memorial
An early report describes a ceremony at Crowned in Quarry Fond where Anderson High School students and friends gathered to honor a late classmate. The event featured a small, improvised memorial and shared memories among attendees.
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Anderson
Terbert Gustin
Anderson High
Soong
Fire at Serv a Wahesh Ignites Political Tensions
A costly blaze near Serv a Wahesh sparked fear of political reprisals as authorities debate amnesty amid centennial jubilee celebrations for Gutecpy Garihald. Government actions include released prisoners with certain exemptions.
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Tose
Aly
Ana
Gutecpy
Garihald
Indiana tale links chicken death to alleged witch
In Vincennes Indiana John Paris a laborer aged thirty six seeks to place Mag Gilmore eighty seven under surety of the peace claiming witchcraft caused the death of his two year old son from whooping cough after a chicken belonging to Gilmore was harmed by Paris's child. Gilmore denies the charge and neighbors say she has not slept for fourteen years pounding on the floor of her one room house.
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Vincennes
Ind
John Paris
Mag” Gilmore
Paris
State Hospital Too Small for Insane at Vanderburg County
Evansville Indiana July 3 thirty three men and women declared insane are housed in the county infirmary and jail with no proper treatment facilities. Township Trustee George Rheinhardt and Sheriff William E Barnes blame a state law that funds a new addition at the southern Indiana insane hospital but makes the money inaccessible until November. The hospital holds 600 patients but now houses forty one beyond the quota.
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Vanderburg County
Evansville
Ind
George Rheinhardt
Wiliam E. Barnes
Southern Indiana Insane Hospital
Elwood adopts redistricting shuts saloons in factory area
Saloon district ordinance passed by city council by ten to zero, to take effect January 1, 1968. Fifteen saloons will close, leaving fifteen in the business district. Elwood currently has thirty-two saloons, sixteen in the targeted area. Saloons seek to appeal to higher courts.
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Saloon District Limited
Elwood
Ind
Ecamuncil
Notable Fraud Charge and Tragic Deaths Across Indiana
South Bend police detain former New York lawyer Horace G Hewitt on fraud allegations tied to an Indianapolis mercantile agency. In Terre Haute, 20 year old Will Reagan from Vandalia drowns after leaping from a bridge in a prank gone wrong. Evansville reports a fisherman from Cypress Coast suffers a fatal self harm incident. witnesses were too distant to intervene as he sank.
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South Bend
Ind
Tlorace G. Hewitt
New York
Columbia
New York School of Law
Hewitt
South Bend Police
Indianapolis
Fairbanks Western trip and political notes
Vice President Fairbanks leaves Indianapolis for a long Western trip with stops in Fergus Falls and Yellowstone, culminating in Seattle. Campaign leaders expect gains in the West. Also: Indiana enforces pure food laws amid arrests for Neomargarine sales and meat conspiracy probes. Congressman Watson eyed for governor, local trust company cuts deposit interest to 4 percent, and a city sinking fund depository pays 3 1/4 percent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Fergus Falls
Minn
Yellowstone Park
International Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies
Seattle
West
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Major Cities
The markets note grain and livestock prices across several cities. Wheat No. 2 red at Indianapolis 90¢ and 52¢ for corn, with oats at 44¢. cattle and hogs range from $2.50 to $6.20 and $5.00 to $5.50 respectively. sheep and lamb prices appear around $5.00 to $7.50. Similar figures are listed for Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo with varying grades and cash bids. Receipts include hogs, cattle, and sheep across markets.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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Peru
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M'Parland
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Smith
Tren Shiphig
South Chicage
Cha Ee Shiplailidiges Company
State Board of Health
Board of Health
James E. Watson
Rushville
Watson
House
Congress
East Buffalo
J. C. Ayer
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