Roosevelt Declines Governor Run After Long Progressive Debate
New York Progressive leaders press Colonel Roosevelt to accept the nomination for governor, but he reiterates he will not run. The lively two hour session at Progressives' HQ included supporters like George W. Perkins, while Roosevelt plans a Boston speech later in August as his health improves. Iowa Progressives also address Roosevelt's leadership and the party's reform stance amid looming prohibition debates at the Des Moines convention.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
National Progressive Headquarters
George W. Perkins
Toosevelt
Vals Yandor
Henry Savage Landor
England
Fexplorer
South America
New England
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Clarence F. Dodge
Progressive State Committee of
Colorado
Iowa
Des Moines
Repub-ican
J. M. Dower
Theodore Roosevelt
Dower
Wisconsin Retail Jewelers Adjourn After Poor Attendance
Milwaukee convention of the Wisconsin Retail Jewelers association adjourned early due to weak turnout. Many members expect to attend a Chicago jewelers convention soon. A nominating committee for officers and delegates to the national meeting was chosen, with members from Racine Milwaukee Beaver Dam East Troy Kenosha and Delavan.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Retail Resisters’ Association
Chicago
Hiram J. Smith
Racine
George PF. Durner
R. W. Bayley
Beaver Dam
F. H. Cobourn
East Troy
Thomas J. Dale
Kenoshe
L. J. Littlefield
Delavan
P. J. Jacobs
Stevens Point
Hardware Dealers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
A. J. Stocsael
Sonntag Is Arraigned In Wisconsin Federal Case
Louis Sonntag secretary of the Wisconsin Association of Plumbers was arraigned in Fond du Lac Wisconsin by US Commissioner Roy Morse on Sherman anti trust law charges. He was bound over for trial in Des Moines with a $3000 bond.
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Wisconsim
Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Louis Sonntag
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Association of Muster Plumbers
Iowa
United States Court
Roy I. Morse
Des Moines
Pendulum of Politics Turns Back to Republican Victory
A Washington report on July 8 analyzes recent election data showing Republican gains across the nation while Democratic and Progressive forces lag. It notes sharp GOP advantages despite lower total votes in primaries and congressional races, with notable 203 percent GOP gain in Minnesota governor race and large swings in New Jersey Iowa and Pennsylvania.
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Washington, D. C
Repub Hcan
Maine
California
Wilson
New Jersey
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
F. W. CL
Wheat Crop Near Billion Shaped by June Weather
June weather boosted U.S. crop prospects with wheat reaching a new record totaling about 930 million bushels. Corn area nearly matches last year, condition up one percent, boosting corn potential to around 2.968 billion bushels. Tobacco output is projected down about 200 million pounds to 733 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Judge Landis Rages Over Fake Receivership Case
In Chicago today Judge Landis blasted the receivership of A C Frost & Co calling it a fake. He ordered the receivership closed and subpoenas issued for Frost and receiver George M Seward to appear next Monday. Seward had written Frost claiming no objection to closing the estate.
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Alaska
Seward
Minneapals
Frost
Oshkosh Man Arrested on Criminal Assault Charge
John Frohrich, about forty, of Oshkosh, was arrested on criminal assault charges for allegedly luring a girl to a hill in the Appleton college grounds with candy. He has been bound over for a July 13 hearing.
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John Frohrich
Appleton
Northwestern
Wis
Oshkosh
Associated Press
Chicago
Isaac Bond
Ida G. Leegson
California
Dent
Leegson
Shel
Madison Mail Clerk Held
Madison post office employee Wilbur Callahan, 25, was arrested in Madison by Inspector J. P. Walker for rifling letters and stealing coin. Callahan waived extradition, bail set at 2500, with Frank J. Gilbert, former attorney general, to defend him.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Wilbur Callahan
Madison Post Office
J. P. Walker
Callahan
Frank J. Gilbert
Mrs Pankhurst Arrest Sparks Courtroom Storm
London reports violent scenes as Mrs Entmeling Pankhurst resumes leadership of the W S P U then is seized by police. Four women stand trial for conspiracy over property damage with explosives found in their rooms. Two sentenced to three months. one acquitted. one discharged.
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London
Entmeling Pankhurst
Women's Social and Political Union
Pankhurst
Holloway
Central Criminal Court
H. F. Rice Hall
Grace Stoe
Julia Jameson
Ellen Armes
West End
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Hall
Hall Jonas
Wall
Roe
Miss James
Miss Jameson
Sir Horace Avery
Sydney Drew
Orrior
Burns
Glasgow
Scotland
Ayr
Robert Burns
June T. Arthur
Furns
Pumharton
King George
Queen Mary
Balloch Bridge
Lochmond
Dalmuir
Arrest Bid Set In Bieber Slayer Case
Milwaukee July 8 Chief Janssen said a first degree murder warrant will be issued within 24 hours for one suspect held in the Bieber murder probe. Gustav Mueller admitted possession of Bieber's bankbook and attempted to cash a $235 draft identified by a Green Bay bank cashier. He and August Kraus are detained as alleged accomplice.
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Janssen
Guntav Mudler
Milwaukee
Wis
Albert Bieber
Milwaukee River
John T. Janssen
Gustav Mueller
August Krauac
Mueller
Bieber
Green Bay
Surgeon General Bine Calls Gulf Plague Investigation
Surgeon General Bine announced from New Orleans that the Public Health Service will conduct a thorough inquiry in several Gulf Coast areas to prevent the spread of the bubonic plague. The probe aims to assess and curb potential transmission risks in the region.
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Bine
Associated Press
Washington, D
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Dentists Hold Free Clinics At National Convention
Rochester July 1 The eighth annual convention of the National Dental association opened with sectional meetings and free clinics at Exposition Park. Dentists demonstrated new operative techniques to volunteers. the work was free but there were few patients available.
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Associated Press
Rochester
National Dental Association
Exposition Park
Carranza Aides to Be Reinstated Amid Peace Talks
Reports from El Paso say Carranza officials ousted in Juarez will be reinstated as internal peace negotiations continue. Villa’s bloc presses for constitutional changes while claiming subordination to Villa. some Carranza aides may resign under pressure from Villa’s delegates.
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Associated Frogs
el Paso
Texas
Chimualita
Carranza-Villa
Carranza Officius
Juares
Chihuahua
Villa
Carransze
Carranza
Isadro Fabela
Carranaza
Alfredo Mrodega
Carranata
Washington
Isidro Trevino
Stat
el Pas
Torreon
Felipe Angeles
Vula
Terreon
Nogales
Sonoran
Mexico
Currinan
Abuollea
Jalisco
Obrecon
Guadalajara
Dieguex
Coahuita
Mestro
Carranga-Villa
Roque Conzates ‘Garza
Carranan
Laredo
Niagara Meniators
Huerta
Obregon
Attorney General Responds in Janesville Water Case
The Wisconsin Attorney General's Office filed an answer in federal court denying bondholders will be defrauded in the Janesville Water Co case. Frank M. Jones, trustee for bondholders, seeks to halt the railroad commission transfer under an indeterminate permit law. The state asserts bondholders own about 186 500 of the company's securities, with property valued around 250 000. dispute who among water company or bondholders will be paid if funds are scarce.
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Attorney Generals Office
Janesville
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Attorney General's Office
Frank M. Jones
Janesville Water Company
Railroad Commission
Jonca
Trinola
Western District
Wisconsin
Owen
Stephenson Will Run for United States Senate in Wisconsin
Madison July 8 political forecasts say Isaac Stephenson will seek renomination for the U S Senate on the Republican ticket before the filing deadline in August. His supporters pressure for a test of public sentiment as several candidates enter the race.
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Madison
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
Ander
United States
Stephenson
Vtis
Je Hag Fin
Jain C. Spooner
Ita
Paul Olkusting
May- Ville
McGovern
Roosevell
Prohibition Party
Charles T. H
Tknsenviale
Mfi Lebel
Milwaukee
Stefansson Party Lost Likely Abandoned Wrangel Island Expedition
Ottawa reports the Stefansson expedition members thought lost off Wrangel Island after the Karluk sank. Deputy Minister Desbarrats received a Nome dispatch stating the Karluk crew and Kurluk group may be missing with two small parties sent out ten days after the sinking. Neither of those parties has been heard from.
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Ottawa
Ont
Stefansson
Wrangel Land
Alaska
Marnlen Desbarrats
Hartlett
Nome
Bartlett
Wrangel Island
Karluk
Werald
Utman Begins Gubernatorial Campaign Tour
Hudson Republican candidate W. Utman opens his bid for governor with a southern Wisconsin speaking tour starting in Kenosha. He plans to visit the region before Madison, will unveil a platform favoring consumer producer safeguards and a market commission, and has appointed A. Madson as campaign manager and Willur J. Mahoney as secretary.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
B. W. Utman
Hudson
Kenosha
Market Commission
Utman
A. Madson
Racine
Willur J. Mahoney
Eau Claire
Form Nature Study Club organizes new local unit
The group met at the home of Jor and Mra Werner at 18 Main Street yesterday afternoon. Rev. William Stump was chosen president for six months, Clarissa Maletridge named secretary, and Mrs Werner and Mrs Stump as program committee. Regular sessions set for 2 p.m. on second and fourth Tuesdays at May Weatherwax’s home. charter to remain open. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Werner, Mrs. Weatherwax, Miss Ora Coodnaugh, Miss Clarissa McFutridge, Mrs. Carrall, and others. The club is affiliated with a national organization.
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QO. Werner
Jocus Burroughs
William Stump
Mins
Clarissa Maletridge iWas
Mra
Werner
Stomp Lee
Weatherwanx
Winnebago Street
Io DB. Crprall
Sturroughs’ Weitings
Oontinutism
Contagious
C. B. Werner
Tey
Willan Atump
Weatherwax
Ora. Coodnaugh
Clarissa McFutridge
jMrss
Carrall
Misa Carroll
Mather
Vrach
Focal Club
Melendez Protests Nicaragua Treaty From Salvadoran Leader
President Milende of Salvador protests the proposed Nicaragua treaty in a message released to Senator Smith of Michigan. The note asks the Foreign Relations Committee to review diplomatic correspondence and consider impacts on Salvadoran autonomy and the Washington conventions before action.
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Ncaragua
Washington
Milende
Salvador
Smith
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Legation
Nicaragua
Unrest at Westinghouse Plant Sparks Pittsburgh Disorder
In Pittsburgh July incident near Westinghouse plant after dawn clash that left foreman William Strang with a fractured skull. State troopers arrested three. Captain Adams widened patrols as troopers manned streets to plants. President Harding reports strike largely over as workers begin returning.
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Aross Pitsburg
Westinghouse
Willam Strang
Adamsa
Err
Henwood Denied Third Trial in Copeland Killing
Denver Supreme Court denies Harold Henwood a third trial for the murder of George E. Copeland. Copeland died after Henwood shot Sylvester Ta Von Phul, a St Louis aeronaut, in a local hotel barroom on May 4, 1911.
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Harold F. Henwood
George Copeland
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Harold FB. Henwood
George E. Copeland
State Supreme Court
Copeland
Henwood
Sylvester Ta von Phul
St. Louls
Arrest of Mrs Carman in Bailey murder case
Freeport police arrested Mrs Edwin Carman for the killing of Mrs Louie Bailey at the Carman home. The inquest resumed with witnesses describing a diary kept and alleged overheard conversations during a medical office shooting on June 3.
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Associated Press
Freeport
NX. X
Edwin Carman
Louie Bailey
Louise Bailey
Tursda
Sayin Carmen
Jailswood Wardes
Yrepport
N. X
Duty
Gaston Bois
Sonatull
Malley
Boissonault
Dr. Carman
Lhe Mure
Warrant Issued For Harvey Finch In Antigo Embezzlement Case
A warrant is issued in Antigo for the arrest of Harvey Finch former manager of Jenkins cigar store and billiard parlors. The warrant charges embezzlement and about $1000 is missing after Finch left Antigo. Finch is a former Oshkosh resident.
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Antiga
Harvey Finch
Jenkins Cigar
Harry C. Jenkins
Antigo
Finch
Oshkosh
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