Border clash escalates as Guatemala battles Salvadorean invaders
A Guatemalan official decree declares martial law as Salvadorean forces invade, with Guatemala claiming victory and the Salvadoran general-in-chief Tomas Regaldo killed. The U S State Department orders the Marblehead to Libertad to protect American interests while seeking a peaceful settlement with Mexico offering good offices to defuse the Central American crisis.
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Baptist Young People Delegates Open Day In Omaha
Delegates to the fifteenth International convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America begin with 6 30 am prayer meetings at the convention hall and in churchs in South Omaha and Council Bluffs. Key sessions at 8 30 am cover prayer and bible reading, missionary and evangelistic work, sacred literature and advanced study, and junior workers.
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Chicago
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J Q Emery for Congress candidate plans emerge
Special to The Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin reports Dairy and Food Commissioner J Q Emery as a prospective candidate to succeed Mr Adams. Ex Governor Hoard of Ft Atkinson says Emery would be a suitable choice while Hoard declines to run himself citing the office’s strenuous duties. Emery has served four years as dairy and food commissioner succeeding Adams.
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J. Q. Emery
Congress
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Hoard
Ft. Atkinson
Emery
Photographers neutral at national convention in Detroit
The International Association of Photographers rescinded the open shop resolution from Buffalo and adopted a policy of absolute neutrality in labor relations. Officers elected include President George A. Howell of Toronto, Vice President L. F. Eaton of Detroit, Secretary H. C. Styles of Washington, D. C., and Treasurer C. E. A. Le Gros of Chicago.
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Associated Preeay
Detroit
Mich
Internaonal Association of Photographers
Buffalo
George A. Howell
Toronto
L. F. Eaton
H. C. Styles
Washington, D. C
CE. A. le Gros
Chicago
Canada Wins Kolapore Cup In Tight Victory
Canada won the Kolapore cup today by a score of 1222 with 729 for Canada and 720 for the mother country. India posted 705, the Mary states 704, and Guernsey 692 in a closely contested event.
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Associated Prewa Bisley
Canada
India
Marey States
Guernsey
Fines Pour Into Treasury From Adulterated Goods Case
Harrisburg July 13 Pure Food Commissioner Warren turned over to the state treasury 91950 fines collected in Allegheny county from dealers convicted of selling adulterated margarine codfish olive oil and milk. He notes since the meat crusade twenty four western Pennsylvania companies paid 72000 in gross for selling doctored products.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Warren
State Treasury
Alezheny County
Western Pennsylvania
Missing money found in conductor's safety deposit box
National Hotel murder link clarified as safety deposit box of N. O. Riggs was drilled under county attorney orders. Two thousand dollars from Ellison were recovered along with a ring torn from the victim and a watch she wore. Riggs was last seen at 1:45 p.m. on the murder day, then later allegedly poisoned himself after trains to Elroy, Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
National Hotel
N. OM. Riggs
Ellison
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Riggs
Elroy
Wis
Many Miners Idle in Ohio Amid Scale Dispute
Columbus Ohio July 13 1903 about 35000 miners in Ohio are idle over a wage scale dispute. Operators contend an June 1 agreement did not fix the 1903 scale while companies claim paying 538 percent above the 1905 scale. The small per ton difference totals large sums nationwide.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Hargis and Callahan Recall in Marcum Murder Case
In Beattyville Kentucky Judge James Hargis is recalled in the case State v Hargis and Callahan charged with killing attorney Marcum. Hargis and Callahan deny involvement and contradict witness Noble about statements following the shooting. Callahan testifies he had no plot to kill Marcum and disputes aiding Jett with the pistol.
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James Hargis
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Callahan
Marcum
Noble
Tom White
White
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Ars
Breathitt County
Curtis Jett
Jett
Jesse Spicer
Spicer
Jackson
Taggart Files Demurrer In Quo Warranto Suit
Quo warranto actions by Indiana against French Lick Springs and West Baton hotel companies over alleged casino gambling were heard before Judge Thomas Buskirk. State Attorney General Miller led the case. defense included Alonzo Green Smith and John W. Kern. Demurrers argued the state lacked capacity, improper relator, and insufficient complaint. Thomas Taggart attended with counsel. demurrer to apply to both suits by agreement.
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Associated Press
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Paoli
Salem
French Lick Springs
Smarth
Thomas Taggart
Armor Work Divided Between Carnegie and Bethlehem
Secretary Bonaparte announced that Carnegie and Bethlehem steel firms will share the armor contract for one of the new 16000-ton battleships at a price named by Midvale Steel in their bid. The armor contract for the other battleship will go wholly to Midvale. Carnegie and Bethlehem to split duties equally on the combined armor work.
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Carnegie and
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Midvale Steel Company
Midvale Company
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Senate orders sweeping probe into grain elevator firms
The Senate directed the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the elevator, grain buying and forwarding business to uncover special favors by railways. The inquiry will map elevator locations and capacities, ownership, subsidies, large shippers since 1905, and distribution practices. A three to four month data-gathering period is expected before next Congress.
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Festive Decor Marks Central Wisconsin Saenger-Bezirk Soon
Armory B on Merritt Street hosts decorators for the Central Wisconsin Saenger-Bezirk fest to begin tomorrow and run Sunday. Milwaukee decorator R H Berger oversaw elaborate interior and exterior decor with blue and white banners for Oshkosh Chilton Mantiwoc Sheboygan Mayville Ripon Kiel Plymouth Janesville Two Rivers Appidton Fond du Lac Green Bay. Names of German composers adorn the balcony while stage decor shines at the Grand Opera House where the concert will be held, with Main Street decorated as well.
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Milwaukee
Stengerfest
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Winnebago Traction Company
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TRY TO SEE MRS THAW AT THE TOWERS PRISON
Mrs Harry Thaw visits her husband at the Tombs Prison in New York and battles a crowded doorway. Police struggle to keep the mob from overwhelming her veil as rubber necks jeer at her misery. She fears the gloating crowd, especially women, while shepherded to a waiting cab.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Thew
Tombs
Omar
Mra. Thaw
Wisconsin special reports Yule fractures arm in Chicago
Kenosha native W H Yule, former state go champion, fractured his right arm in a Chicago accident while riding in an automobile. The injury will force him out of all remaining tournaments.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Kenosha
W. H. Yule
Chicago
Yestern Yule
Local Deaths Reported in W A Crane Menasha Shawano and More
Obituary notices summarize several deaths including W A Crane of Spruce near Oconto Falls who died after a short illness from appendicitis at St Mary's hospital. Florence Burkitt of Menasha died at 38 after exhaustion at St Marys hospital. Shawano matron Mrs Fred Schumacher succumbed to stomach cancer at 47 after surgery. A infant from Bol Street died at 13 months following meningitis. Interments planned in Oconto Falls Menasha Oak Hill Cemetery and local undertakings in Shawano.
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Oconto Falls
St. Mary’s Hospital
Friokis
Boyd
Avery
Aya
Spruce
Find Sire
Henry Sears
Omro
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Florence Burkitt
A. W. Burkitt
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Spikes & McDonald
Mre
Schumacher
Germany
Fermann
Shawano County
Willam Ee. J
Eanes
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Bol Street
Laundrymen Indicted In Restriction Of Trade Case
Cincinnati July 13 Thirty nine laundry companies and proprietors were indicted by the grand jury on maintaining combinations in restriction of trade. Indicted parties appeared with counsel to arrange bonds. Penalty on conviction ranges from 50 to 500 dollars or six months to one year in jail. A motion to quash will claim labor union status shields them from anti trust law as they say they merely fix wages and do not interfere with non members who offer lower rates.
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Associated Prose
Cincinnati
President to Deer Hunt in Minnesota Next November
A Washington dispatch reports the president may deer hunt in Minnesota next November with John A. Greenway, U S Steel range superintendent, near Mesaba. Greenway, a Yale football star and former Rough Rider, is a close personal friend. Bovey, Minn., would serve as headquarters in a country rich with big game.
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Minn
Washington
Minnesota
John A. Greenway
United States Steel Company
Miney
Mesaba
Bovey
Rough Riders
Yale
Travis Wins At United States Golf Association Tourney
Walter Travis of Beele Eaves Dis Golt elu eat me Sayers of Nassau, teee a ab akae. In the third round George Lyon of Toronto beat Tiffany of Newburgh 1 up, Fllis Knowles of Redford, N C, beat Johnstone of Boston 2 up. Byers defeated West Philadelphia 8 to plage 8 Te RR.
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South Side Advancement Association Meeting Tonight
The South Side Advancement Association plans a 7 9 oclock meeting at Foresters Hall on South Main Street. Members are expected in full force and all citizens concerned with the area's welfare are welcome. The group aims to improve railway facilities and expects representatives from the steam railroad to attend.
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Central Wisconsin saengerfest fills Oshkosh with thousands
Oshkosh prepares for the Central Wisconsin Saengerfest with an expected 6 000 attendees, including 600 singers from cities across the state. Delegations arrive by rail and interurban lines, with ceremonies at the opera house and Armory B. Key events include a mayoral welcome, a gilded city key presentation, rehearsals, a Saturday evening concert, and Sunday performances at Brooklyn Park.
Street Car Fatality Claims Milwaukee Youth
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 13 Hallie G Gates nineteen employed as collector in The Evening Wisconsin business department was run over by a street car on Wells street between Twentieth and Twenty first Streets this morning and died minutes later from injuries.
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Hallie G. Gates
Wisconsin
Wells Street
Trrentieth
Twenty-frat Streets
Cornell Loses Coach After Disagreement
In Ithaca New York on July 13 Associated Press reports Cornell Rowing Coach Courtney has resigned after a dispute with university management. The move follows disagreements over program direction and administrative support. The resignation ends a tenure marked by attempts to reform the rowing program and improve crew performance.
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Associated Press
Ithica
Persians Seek Reform Amid Clergy Uprising in Tehran
Recrudescence of political unrest in Teheran as mullahs and divinity students clash with authorities. A professor freed from arrest amid riot, one student killed and two wounded. Clergy demand immediate reforms and assemblies planned to grant wider rights. Shah consults European advisers on concessions.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
Wisconsin Bankers Adopt Insurance and Currency Talks
The Wisconsin Bankers Association closed with a report on burglary and indemnity insurance, urging member banks to insure and protect time locks. It approved appointing a delegate to meet with New York Chamber of Commerce and American Bankers committees to discuss currency law improvements. A. J. Frame of Wallets named delegate. Officers elected: President F. J. Carr Hudson, VP John J. Sherman Appleton, Secretary J. H. Puelicher Milwaukee, Treasurer E. F. Williams Delavan, Executive Council George W. Strohmeyer A H Lindsay Milwaukee C A Rudquist Ashland.
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Wis
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New York Chamber of Commerce
American Bankers’ Association
A. J. Frame
F. J. Carr
Hudson
John J. Sherman
Appleton
J. H. Puelicher
E. F. Williama
Delavan
George W. Strohmeyer
A. H. Lindsay
C. A. Rudquist
Ashland
Duel Ends With Wounding Of Lieutenant Andre
Lieutenant Andre son of a former minister of war was wounded in the right arm in a sword duel with Paul De Cassagnate this morning. The fight arose after General Andre published attacks on M. Cassagnac and was reported by Associated Press from Paris.
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Luncheon for Bryans in London hosts Bryan and Ryan
Secretary Ridgeley Carter of the American embassy and Mrs Carter gave a luncheon today in honor of William J. Bryan and Mrs Ryan in London.
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London
Ridgeley Carter
Carter
Willam J. Bryan
Ryan
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