Old Guard Confidence Follows Republican Campaign Launch
Chicago Aug. 15 C D Hilles Republican national chairman left for New York after meetings with party leaders as the campaign opened. He reported strong state committee support and that the campaign is on to win. New appointments included John C Everaman secretary to Congressman William B McKinley and Walter H Wilson of Chicago as assistant treasurer.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
New York
Hilles
John T. Adams
Iowa
Frank Gilbert
Wisconsin
H. J. Grell
William Hayward
National Committee
Mr. Fitch
Internal Revenue
John C. Everaman
William B. McKinley
Walter H. Wilson
New
Progressive Party
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Medill McCormick
Democratic
Joseph G. Davies
McCombs
Roger (. Sullivan
Illinois
Wiliam
Lydon
Mackinac
Sault Ste Marie
Lydonia
Obert H. Patton
Springfield
Prohibition Party
Eugene W. Chatin
Frank B. ¥Gum
Ohlo Progressives
Cleveland
Aus
James St. Garfield
Ohio Progressive Party Steering Committee
Garfeld
Garfield
Sheldon
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
George R. Sheldon
Wilson
Seagit
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Park
Philadelphia
Jersey
Delaware River
Jane Addams
Dixon
G. W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Ren. B. Lindsey
Johnson
California
Miss Addams
Misa Addams
Women's Movement
Prague Party
Troops to Fort Bliss for border service
In Texas at Ben Antonio on August 15 a squadron of the Third Cavalry was ordered to report immediately at Fort Bliss for border duty. The unit, aerial or air defense preparations noted, faces a brief deployment with twenty day rotation plans.
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Fort Bliss
Third Cavalry
Martco
Associated Press
Ben Antonio
Tezas
Pera
Tteover
Fort
Changes in the Army Voted For Confirmation
The Senate Military Affairs Committee voted to recommend late confirmation of President Taft appointments. Clarence R. Edwards to brigadier general in the Insular Affairs Bureau, Frank McIntyre to head the Insular Affairs Bureau as brigadier general for four years. George Andrews named adjutant general of the army with brigadier general rank for four years. Edgar Breeger named brigadier general.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Miliary aMales Cozarative Thay
Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Army
Col
Prank McIntyre
George Andrews
Edgar Breeger
American Vice Consul Slain in the Jungle
The death of William B. McMaster the American vice consul at Cartagena Colombia was ruled murder by investigators. His body was found in jungle ten miles from Cartagena on a hunting trip with no clues yet about the killers and the Colombian government will pursue offenders before U S action.
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Associated Presa
Bogota
Colombia
William B. McMaster
United States
Cartagena
MacMaster
Washington
D. C
Wiliam
Darrow Seeks More Time in Bribery Trial Proceeding
In Los Angeles on August 15 Clarence Darrow asks for extra time to present final defense in the bribery trial. The prosecution plans to begin closing arguments as the defense aims to finish before noon. Darrow contends the Times explosion was not a murder plot, blaming the fire on accidental ignition and denying intent to harm.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
John D. Fredericka
Times
Agalstant
Ford
Darrown
Steffens
Doctor seeks missing wife aboard river show boat Hippodrome
Dr J S Boggess of the marine hospital service searches the Mississippi River for his wife who vanished August 2 in Kansas City. He investigates reports she was seen August 4 5 near Ivy Landing and Lynns Landing while possibly finding work with the Hippodrome show boat. Detectives pursue the Panama hat clue tied to the Spot steamer.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
J. S. Boggess
Marine Hospital Service
St. Loui
Kansas City
Herculanean
Fort Gage
Immigration ruling under scrutiny in Cedar Rapids case
Washington August 13 Secretary Nagels ruling that a neutralized aliens citizenship passes to all his minor children faces review in the case of the wife and small children of Thomas Rick of Cedar Rapids Jr. The woman and children are detained at Maracilies suspected of trachoma Representative Good appeals for Nagel to examine the case arguing the ruling may bypass immigration tests The Rise are Syrians
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Nagel
Thomas Rick
Cedar Rapide, Jr
Maracilies
Good
Manitowoc Contractor Dies Suddenly in Wisconsin
Bernant Jansch a well known mason contractor of Manitowoc died suddenly of heart failure shortly after reaching his home on the night of Aug 16. He was not in ill health and the death was unexpected. He leaves a family.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Bernant Jansch
Pension funds ready for veterans by Saturday
Washington Aug 16 The $160 million pension bill after House Senate accord may pay thousands of veterans by Saturday Checks for back pensions are ready and will be mailed as soon as Taft signs the bill The extension to September 1 widens funding for government operations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Taft
Army
Navy
Taftelana
United States
Commerce Court
Civil Service
Congress
Johnson
South Carolina
Appropriations Committee
Perkins
Senate Committee
Will Reiyuest
George W. Perkins
New York
Washington
Wickersistam
Pomerene
Rey Ceneral Wickersham
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Pamerene
Wickersham
Kenyon
Commission On Industrial Relations
Kid McCoy Back To Jail In Belgium Larceny Case
In London August 21 reports say the United States government may intervene in the Kid McCoy case. Norman Selby was held on a provisional extradition warrant for larceny allegedly committed Ostend. McCoy appeared at How Street police court and was remanded for a week at Belgian request while papers from Ostend arrive. Embassy staff and detectives pursue clarity on the case.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Kid
McCoy
Norman Selby
Ostend
Sheldon L. Geowaby
How Street
Waft
Atetorkey
Legation
William Phillippe
United States Etribaeey
Boxer
MeCoy
Miss Heymann to Wed In Windemere Motel
Grace Heymann daughter of a prominent Oshkosh Wisconsin dry goods merchant will wed Jacob W Levy of New York at the Motel Windemere in Chicago on September 4 at 3 30 p m the Northwestern learns in a special dispatch from Chicago Aug 15
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Northwestern
Chicago
Grace Heymann
Heymann
Oshkosh
Wis
Windemere
Jacob W. Levy
New York
Defense of Mrs Bernstein Hinges on Mental Abberration Claim
Mrs Florence Bernstein, on trial for killing her husband, prepared to testify in her own defense with a sensational testimony promised. Counsel described her as suffering from mental aberration caused by violent agitation, while Italian interpreter Margaret Laval testified overhearing a plea to her husband to return home, "It's breaking my heart I give you love."
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Visy Associated Press
Chicago
Florence Bernstein
Farore Tranettoria
Purore Trancitoria
Bernstein
Jealous Woman Kills Rival in Nashville Home
Nashville, Aug 15. Mrs Alva Cave daughter in law of Confederate Veterans chaplain general was murdered in her home by Mrs J Jones aged twenty four who had fled divorce proceedings and was living apart. Jones admitted shooting after gaining entry to Mrs Cave room. Cave died minutes later.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Alva Cave
Ev. R. Lin Cave
Tnited
Confederate Veterans
Lagi Might
J. @. Jones
Tones
Governor Must Tell Just Where He Stands
Milwaukee report: Senator B M W Perry of Algoma warns Governor P M MeFiverrn to declare his presidency stance or risk losing support. Perry criticizes income tax admin and notes Brown County residents pay little tax. Madison commentary by Senator Walter C Owen supports the income tax, cites no industry exits. Clarke outsizes race. Thresherman not candidate. calls for Rehnter alignment with Democrats.
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Milwaukee
Wia
BM. W. Perry
Algoma
P.M. Mefrivern
Perry
Brown County
Madison
Walter C. Owen
Malden Rock
Wisconsin
Clarke
BO. Glerke
Pla Amer
Jean Thresherman
Tyes
Senatar
Duting OG. Rehnter
Collision at Sixth and Onegen streets leaves rider injured
Anton Meyer driving a southbound automobile collided with Hoersch on a bicycle at Oregon street. Hoersch leaped to avoid the wheels, shattered the sun shield and glass, and sustained scalp lacerations and multiple bruises. He was treated by Dr. Schein and questioned witnesses say both men did their best to avoid harm.
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Sixth
Onegen
J. M. Sehein
Hoersch
Hovrach
Dr. Schein
Ninth
Oregon Streets
Mr. Toérech
Wxn
Northwestern
Fraternal League meets elects national council
Green Bay August 15 representatives to the supreme council of the National Fraternal League were chosen by the grand council for two years: Spratt Faille Gooding Bradford Youmans Cramer and Oleon Anderson Williams Hoffman Gaede for one year. Grand council officers named Dilling Shaver Williams. Next meeting planned for Manitowoc.
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Northwestern
Green Bay
Wis
National Fraternal League
Grand Council
George Spratt
Sheboyoun Faille
J. M. Gooding
Fond duLac
C. E. Bradford
Augusta
C. F. Youmans
Fond du Lac
C. N. Cramer
Ashland
Elmer Oleon
Superior
A. 8. Andersson
Racine
Charles Williams
E. Hoffman
Manitowoc
Whilard Gaede
Sturgeon Bay
Theodore Dilling
J. V. Shaver
Charles Williame
Suit for Heavy Damages Fled By Mrs Manger
Mrs Clara Manger a society leader in St Louis filed a $70000 damage suit against six affluent families alleging false arrest following a neighborhood children's quarrel. The case stemmed from a clash when J H Goode Cabanne asked to intervene to keep the peace. A prior jury disagreement, numerous confrontations, a counter arrest of Mrs Cabanne, a fight between Cabanne and Frederick Manger, and widespread neighborhood unrest followed.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Clara Manger
J. H. Goode Cabanne
Opinion on election law from Madison on filing expense accounts
Assistant Secretary L B Nagler asked the attorney general for an interpretation of the corrupt practices act clauses regarding expense accounts. Doubt exists about whether the legislature intended to exclude a candidate from the primary ticket for failing to file an expense account a week before the primary.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
L. B. Nagler
Business Firms Plead Peace From Managua Turmoil
Sixteen U S business firms with interests in Nicaragua have asked the State Department to intervene to restore peace there The bombardment of Managua is reported to have narrowly spared Mr Ham the general collector of customs and several other Americans from death by bursting shells
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Associated Press
Ashington
D. C
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Wee Ite
Ma Rague
Ham
Don Aldeon Crisis and Elusive Six Leaf Clover Tale
New York August 15 Henry F Donaldeon president of the Society of Engineers is reported to have willed through a local connection. Marshfield Wisconsin August 15 Adem McCullough and daughter are mentioned in connection with a funeral and eulogy. The text notes a struggle to devise a recall measure for an elusive subject referenced as the six leaf clover.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry F. Donaldeon
Society of Aufees Lis Engineers
Northwestern
Parton
Marshfield
Wis
Adem TC. McCullough
Raton
Marshubeta
Ality
Boston Journalist Charles Rooney Dies In City
Boston reporter Charles D. Rooney editorial writer for The Traveler Herald died in Boston. He once served as private secretary to Congressman Samuel W. McCall and later conducted a government investigation into the beef house matter.
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Boston
Mass
Charles D. Rooney
The
Traveler Herald
Rooney
Samuel W. McCall
Beef House
Petition for Dietz pardon presented at governor's office
Clarence Dietz appeared at the governor's office with a suitcase over a foot high containing more than 2500 signatures seeking the pardon of Ale father John F. Dietz of Cameton Dam. He was accompanied by attorney E. H. Mater of Mayville. the matter will be heard at the next pardon hearing.
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Madison
Wis
Clarence Dietz
John F. Dietz
Cam
Eton Dam
Young Dietz
E. H. Mater
Mayville
Katheryn I Yacht Hurled Into Hobbling Harbor Wreck
Katheryn I, a new racing sailboat from the Lutte des Morts Yacht Club, was towed to Menominee harbor after a mast break mid course in a northeast wind. Skipper Buckstal and crew hurried to repair and continue the regatta, with Class A races and Sawyer Cup events planned at Oshkosh Yacht Club ahead.
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Ho O'Elovle
Lutte Des Morts Yacht Club
Menominee
Beiig
John Buckstal
Marlon Jean
Carter
Vrack
Kathryn
Buckstail
Glyndwr JI
Kathryn 01
Gretchen Li
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Gretchen Hat
Lucy
Othe Neensh
Gretchen
Glyndwr
Katheryn
Glyndwr Tl
Gretehun
Fendary Fizht
Duties
Bude
Ostkesh Yacht Club
al Thees
Yacht Club
Menominer Park
Lake Butte der Marty
Hutte Des Morts
Income Tax Board of Review Faces Busy Day
A brisk forenoon session of the income tax board of review for the Nineteenth district serving Winnebago county opened with four applications for changes in assessments and testimony under oath. More cases were slated for this afternoon and possibly tomorrow if adjournment is not possible. assessments remain fixed unless a proper complaint or reduction is approved by the assessor.
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Income Tax Board of Review
Winnebago County
Outlaws Deceased in Zapmia Engagement Near Cuernavaca
Twenty seven parlinana of Zapmia were fatally hurt yesterday in a fight with a detachment for several trogpa commanded by Col. daminen Castro at Trienta, twenty five miles south of Cuernavaca Mexico.
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Associated Prea
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Parlinana
Zapmia
Aight
Daminen Castro
Trienta
Grand jury delays indictments in New York murder case
In New York on August 16 the grand jury hearing Herman Rosenthal’s murder case postponed indictments after requesting testimony from Sam Schepps. Assistant DA Frank Moss had boasted of a nearly complete case against defendants, but the panel demanded fuller evidence before charging any suspects. Daniel Frohman presided as foreman with other prominent jurors named.
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Frank Moss
New York
Daniel Frehewae
Associated Press
Seaion
Herman Enthal
Wistman
Deep
Sam Schepps
Hot Springs
Muss
Restatant
Jack Sullivan
Libbey
Shapiro
Gar
Becker
I Schepna
Daniel Frohman
Bucker
Feinberg
Distritt
Vrunk Mowe
Ewelon
Whitey" Jawks
Moss
Rosenthal
Mulqueen
Jate
Eu.ing
Juroma
Arthur Heinze
J. B. Harrieman
Uurry Duryea
F. W. Duryea
Two Young Men Drown in Little Miami River Near Exp Worth Leights
Two campers, Christopher Young, 24, and Archibald Pierce, 26, drowned after leaping into the Little Miami River near Expworth Leights following heavy rains. Two others, Ward Williams, 17, was rescued unconscious by Ina Curryet who swam out in a boat.
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Associated Press
Cincinnat
Little Miami
Expworth Leights
Christophar
Archilald Pierce
Dward Williaig
Mise Ina Curryet
What Democrats Spent In Wisconsin Campaign Funds Aug 13
Madison August 13 The Democratic central committee led by A Schmidteman filed an expense account showing disbursements of 410. The attached contributor list includes many state ticket candidates with financial support. Governor hopeful J Selmitz is listed as a donor with a $100 check. Total receipts reported 168,000.
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Madison
Wis
Theasa A
Sehmiedeman
Aly A. J. Selmitz
Sulg WU
Labor Scarcity Noted In Regional Labor Market
Special to The North reports the labor market is completely inadequate to meet demand for the first time in nearly five years. Lumbermen and loggers say they faced persistent shortages throughout the year, with increased difficulty over the last two months in securing enough workers for ongoing projects in Mareahfield Wic.
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Stern
Mareahfield
Wic
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