Buried at Oberammergau for American rector
The burgomaster and Oberammergau citizens donate a burial plot on the mountain near King Ludwig I’s cross for Rev. John H. McCracken longtime rector of the American church in Munich who died Saturday. Consul General Wright of Munich suggested the map plot, with burial planned for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Oberammergau
Upper Bavaria
Ludwig I. Zor
John H. McCrackan
Munich
McCracken
Oberammergen
Wright
Massacre and upheaval in Odessa and St Petersburg
Dispatches detail brutal anti Jewish violence in Odessa and political turmoil in St Petersburg with mass arrests, exodus of foreigners, proclamations of death sentences, and talk of a forthcoming military dictatorship aided by an advisory council. Reports from Viborg and London note casualties, plunder, and police inaction as unrest spreads.
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Viborg
Finland
Father Koyarkoff
Voronezh
M. Kharlamofm
Retov-on-the-Don
Afanasieeff
M. Kherlamoff
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Stolypin
Trepoff
Council of the Empire
M. Shipomt
Guchkoff
Grar
Alexander IT. M. Shipott
Bryan's Itinerary in London during July Visit
William J. Bryan dined with Moberly Bell of The London Times in London on July 24. The Bryans planned evening meetings with Lord Wear Vale and James Bryce, and a reception by Irish residents in London. They were set to dine with Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid on July 29 and expected to depart around July 29 after further engagements with the United Irish League of Great Britain.
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Associated Press
London
William J. Bryan
London Times
Bryan
Lord
Wear- Vale
James Bryce
Ireland
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Iwlendon
Thomas P. O'Connor
United Irish Vague
Great Britain
Pear
Interparliamentary union adopts Bryan arbitration rider
London July 24 The Interparliamentary Union recast Bryans arbitration rider to require an International commission of Inquiry or mediation before hostilities if a dispute falls outside arbitration. Ex Austrian Von Plener and Bryan supported the amendment which aims to widen arbitration to matters of national honor. Also discussed were inflation of armaments and a resolution to consider disarmament next Hague peace conference. Granger became vice president of the American delegation with Bartholat and Burton elected to the international council.
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Associated Press
London
Willam J. Bryan
International Council of the Interparliamentary Union
International Commission of Inquiry
Bryan
Baron D'Estournelles de Constant
The
Hague
Granger
Rhode Island
Richard Bartholat
Missouri
T. E. Burton
Ohio
International Council
Hartje Divorce Case Testimony In Pittsburgh Hearings
In Pittsburg on July 24 Edward G Hartje testified amid the Hartje divorce case refuting theft charges of letters from Attorney Freeman. He described the Dearest Edith letter and a Watson Freeman note found by B B Smith Jr and later handed to him by a tenant. Handwriting experts Frazer and Drake testified the letters were penned by the same author. further arrests and hearings were anticipated as the case continued.
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Associated Presg
Pittsburg
John M. Freeman
Edward G. Hartje
Hhellant
Hartje
Edith
Sim
Watson & Freeman
B B. Smith, Jr
Frazer
Professor Drake
Chicago
Augustus Hartje
John TL. Welshons
Clifford Hoos
Mary Scott Hartje
Festus King
Robb
Fraser
Derek
Suele Wagner
Madine
Milwaukee hotel man dies suddenly at Racine office
George J. Margeram proprietor of the Hotel Racine, a leading city hotel, collapsed and died of apoplexy in the office at 2 30 this afternoon. He was sixty six years old and had previously run hotels in New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Racine Saga
George J. Margeram
Racine
House of
Mrr
Margerum
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Tiinois
Michigan
Wisconic
Wreck near Camden Wash Believed Caused by Sun Kinks
Spokane dispatch reports at least nine killed with seven wounded as Great Northern train No. 3 plunged from the Diamond Lake embankment near Camden. Survivors describe excessive speed in a tunnel on a down grade. Officials list engineer N. E. Winsola and others among the dead, with several injured.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Camden
Diamond Lake
George H Curtis
T. J. Dolbow
Stevens County
N. E. Winsola
Hillyard
Frank Bell
Charles Danner
Sponkane
George R. Strickland
George E.gurtis
Buchanan
John Lord
Seattle
Lefe
Walter N. Ross
Henry Byceum
Minot
N. D
Munson
Flenan Bell
St Paul
Minn
Walsh
Slade
Great Northern Raiway
Camden, Wash
Bell
Strickland
Charles Dannery
George & Curtis
T. J. Dethow
Edward Newcomb
J. McHilita
James Durbin
Thomas Wainch
Luke R. Milinkeobic
Elmer E. Hill
Colfax
Pokane
Bt. Paul
Great Northern Railway
International Boundary
Nelson
Judge Tawnsend
Rosaliana
McKinnon
Localities Mentioned in Ambiguous Train Incident
An incomplete report lists Great Northern steamer Kaslo, saloonkeeper W. J. Smith of the Kaslo, an unidentified miner, and an injured Mrs. A. R Poole of Nelson BC. Also named are Mise Wiegge of Cranbrook, Louis Berger of Stalwater Minnesota, Edward Jones a colored cook, Conductor Ingerham, and Brakeman Padden.
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Great Northern
W. J. Smith
A. R Poole
Nelson
B. C
Mise Wiegge
Cranbrook
Louis Berger
Stalwater
Minn
Edward Jones
Olored
Cook
Ingerham
Hrakeman Padden
Monument for Jean Nicollet chosen in Menasha park
Menasha Wisconsin July 24 A committee of the Menasha Ladies Study club and Economica club selected a site in the city park for a granite monument to Jean Nicollet the first explorer of the Fox River valley. A bronze tablet will face north. Unveiling will occur at the Wisconsin Archaeological Assembly on September 3 4. The project costs about 500 dollars. The committee members include Mrs Thom Fisher Miner Lake and T M Gilbert.
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Menasha
Wis
Meadames Thom
Fisher Miner
Lake
T. M. Gilbert
Wisconsin , Archeological Assembly
Twin Cities
Mill Street
Lou Smith
Henning & Streetz
Arions
H. Lueckenbach
Mies Camille Wahle
E. A. Oberwelser
Tern
Frances Runto
Kaukauna
Cassie Gleason
Genevive Douglas
Olga Buchholtz
Fond du Jac
Herman Seldentophe
Milanukee
C. W. Allard
Green Bay
Jon
Henry Fitzgibbons
Medford
Mystic Workers Picnic Draws 15000 at Wisconsin State Capital
At Madison on July 24 the Mystic Workers of the World held their annual national picnic with over 15,000 visitors. Speeches were delivered by Governor Da videon, John A. Aylward, and other dignitaries. The Twelfth Wisconsin Regiment reunion also opened at the state capital today.
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Mystic Workers
Trielfer Seciment
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Mystic Workers of the World
Davideon
John “A
Aylward
Tocratic
Wisconsin
Gloom in Holland as crown tenure delays declared
The Associated Press reports in Hungary that Queen Wilhelmina remains unsettled and that a premature delivery followed by gloom swept Holland. It is announced that the expected accession to the throne will not occur at this time.
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Associated Press
Hungary
Wilhelmina
Holland
Stromboli Volcano Reverts to Violent Eruption
Palermo July 24 reports Stromboli volcano once quiet again erupts violently. Ash clouds reach Selly, ashes pour from crater, population on Stromboli island remains highly excited as activity resumes.
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Associated
Palermo
Sicily
Strombolis
Oil Warehouse Burns in Marseilles Blaze
A large fire swept through a Franco American Oil Company warehouse in Marseilles today. Six people were injured to varying degrees and the loss is reported heavy.
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Ly Associated
Marseilles
Polish Revolutionists Bomb Four Singer Shops in Polish Town
In Sosnowice, Russian Poland, July 1 bombs were thrown into Singer Sewing Machine Company shops in Bendzin, Zawierzi and Czestochna injuring many. Emissaries of a socialistic party demanded funds. the agent refused, triggering the attacks. Several arrests made. cossacks patrol as terror grips the town.
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Associated Press
Sosnowice
Russian Poland
Singer Bowing Machine Company
Bendzin
Zawierzi
Czonstochna
Polish Socialistic Party
Singer Company
Azores
Sognowiee Branch
Punish Pulajanes Urged. Troops Sent to Leyte Province
Governor Ide asked for military aid to suppress Pulajanes in Leyte. An Eighth Infantry battalion from Iloftg and a Fourth Infantry battalion from Camp Doumas were dispatched to assist the constabulary. General Allen planned a Cebu campaign but Ladrong chief and 48 men surrendered. inland pacified. Tadrone leaders Montaton Sakay Villefuerte Devegn Carreon Natividad pleaded guilty to bandolerism at Cavite.
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Ide
Leyte
Eighth Infantry
Tloftg
Camp Doumas
Constabulary
Allen
Cebu
Osmono
Tadrone
Montaton
Sakay
Villefuerte
Devegn
Carreon
Natividad
Cavite
Brazilian Conference Elects Honorary Presidents
Rio de Janeiro July 24 At today's session of the international American conference Baron de Rio Branco Brazilian minister of foreign affairs and Secretary Hoot were elected honorary presidents. The conference will reconvene July 26. ROOT AT BAHIA Washington D C July 24 A telegram to the state department from Bahia Brazil announced the arrival there last night of the Charleston with Secretary Rouse aboard. The ship stopped only to take malt and cable messages and left at once for Blo where it should arrive tomorrow evening or Thursday morning.
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Associated Pros
Rio de Janeiro
Baron de Rio Branco
Hoot
Bahia
Washington, D. C
State Department
Brazil
Charlieston
Rouse
Menesages
Tras
Guatemala denies Marblehead pact breach claims
Washington dispatch reports Guatemala rejects charges that it violated the Marblehead pact by failing to exchange prisoners of war. The Guatemalan minister says reports of prisoners being killed are groundless and asserts Guatemala has exchanged all prisoners and repaid Salvadoran expenses for repatriation.
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Associates
Washington, D.C
Salvador
Guatemala
Herniy
Afr
Munose
One More Unfortunate Accident Claims Nun Laborer
In Racine Wisconsin on July 24 a fifty five year old nun laborer’s mangled body was found in the highway center. The remains show evidence of dragging about seventy five feet, suggesting death from an automobile. The identity of the deceased is not known.
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Associated Press
Racine, Wh
Nun Laborer
Iin Natomobile
Decorate City Offices Neenah Wis in Bright Colors
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wisconsin July 14 contractor Fred Nelson completed repainting the mayor and clerk offices and the hallways with tan and terra cotta tones. Creant ceilings refreshed the spaces and janitor Lane added upgraded touches. Assessor John Bryan holds a record of twelve consecutive years in office, the longest tenure in city history. City treasurer Carl G Clausen also noted for seven years of service. Local businessmen propose bath houses near East Wisconsin avenue to generate income from baths and boat rentals. FE F OU members plan to attend the Appleton state picnic next month and compete in athletic events. Miss Jennie Cooke and Miss Fannie Lyons announce a piano recital tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Neenah, Wis
Fred Nelson
John Bryan
Bryan
Neenah
Carl G. Clausen
Clausen
Wisconsin Avenue
FE. F. OU
Appleton
Jennie Cooke
Fannie Lyons
Labor Statistics Convention Opens in Boston
Labor bureau statisticians led by Charles P. Neill assembled today in the Massachusetts state house senate chamber for the twenty second annual convention of the Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics of America. The group includes officials from national and state census and labor statistic bureaus with Neill serving as association president. The convention continues through the week.
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Associated Press
Boston
Marc
Labor Bureau Statiaticians
Charles PB. Neill
Bureau of Labor Statiatics of
Washington
Senats Chamber
Massachusetts State House
Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics of America
Naonal
Iabor Atatistica
Charles P. Neil
Iabor
Berk
Eight Hour Law Clash Hurts Government Contract Work
Washington dispatch reports the eight hour act enforcement under the presidents order creates a deep split in war department operations. Brisk disagreement among executives over the impact on public works and the danger to government contracting as contractors threaten higher bids or labor cutting to stay competitive.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
War Department
Navy Department
Crozier
Ordnance
Secretary of War
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Dolar
Canards In Thaw Case At Tombs Visit
New York July 3 Mrs William Thaw Harry K Thaws mother his sister and George L Carnegie and wife Evelyn Nesbit Thaw visited Tombs prison. Mrs Thaw said no divorce is planned and she knows nothing of a supposed published narrative about her relations with Thaw and White. She referred questions to Mr Hartridge for trial testimony.
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New York
Wiliam Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
George L Carnegie
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Tombs Prison
Thaw
Wif
Hartridge
Harry K
Thaw and White
Thaw Sald
Accused of Tax Dodging in Field Estate Case
Corporation counsel James Hamilton Lewis accuses the estate manager of Marshall Field of moving stocks and bonds valued at 2,633,000 to New York to evade Chicago tax assessments. Beale retorts that New York holdings are not subject to Chicago taxes, prompting a board of review reply.
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Stocka and Fonda of Fielal
New York
Associated Press
Chicago
Corporation
James Hamilton Lewis
Board of Review
Iate
Marshall Field
Lewis
William G. Beale
Field Estate
Beale
Naval maneuvers leave Rockport squadron for summer drills
Rockport Massachusetts July 24 seven hatewhips of Near Admiral Evans North Atlantic squadron steamed out of this harbor today to begin their summer maneuvers.
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Associated Press
Rockport
Mass
Near Admiral Evans
Mutinous Russian sailors landed for return to Russia
In Vigo Spain on July 24 the mutinous seamen of the Russian cruiser Terek were landed and sent back to Russia by the Russian consul.
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Prova
Vigo
Spain
Terek
Russia
Deputy Collector Charles Menges Dies After Illness
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 24 reports Charles A. Menges, deputy collector in the Valioa States internal revenue office, died Tuesday after a long illness. The obituary notes his service and illness, reflecting on health and career.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Charles A. Menges
Valioa States Internal Revenue Office
Dide
Street Railway Strike Hits New Bedford Rail Service
Street railway employees in New Bedford strike for higher wages and union recognition. The work week was shortened and service was restricted as the Associated Press report details the industrial action underway.
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Associated Prove
New Bedford
Mase
Rockefeller at Home After European Trip
William Rockefeller recently returned from Europe via Quebec to shorten travel. His health is reported better, and he is currently staying at his residence in Tarrytown.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Europe
Quebec
Tarrytown
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