Hearst Refuses Honor Amid Independence Party Talks
Chicago July 5 Hearst reiterates he will not seek or accept party honors, asserting he has given his word. The Independence party national committee outlined temporary organization plans as preparations for the convention proceed in New York. Delegates, mostly Hearst supporters, discuss potential presidential candidates with Graves and Howard among front runners.
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Corroborates Statement to District Attorney Aide
Copy from Ampognnted Press New York dated July 25 notes contents of a statement given to the district attorney by Miss Duler Flordig, who is in custody on a charge of suborning perjury. The item mentions Frank Gould and a divorce.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
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Fleming Corroborates Testimony In Gould Divorce Case
Fleming testified corroborating Miss Mabel MacCauslan who claimed she was offered money to testify against Frank Gould in the divorce suit by Helen Betty Gould. Fleming said she knew Gould through Mrs. Gould and helped identify him on the witness stand. The plan allegedly included securing her release to enable a marriage that day.
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Roosevelt’s Stance Triggers Legal Push on Standard Oil Case
Chicago July 25 The government mobilizes to reassert the $29 240 000 Standard Oil fine after the court of appeals decision. District Attorney Sims and assistants press for a writ of certiorari and a rehearing before the Supreme Court with Attorney General Bonaparte and Kellogg coordinating actions.
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Court of Appeals
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Night Fire Sparks Rescue of Infant in Waldheim Area
Special to The Northwstern reports Mr and Mrs James Murtaugh saved their infant from a home blaze in Waldheim. Both parents suffered severe burns, while the baby was rescued from a room that ignited in an instant as flames spread. Medical assistance arrived promptly to treat injuries.
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Tour the East Shore Special to The Northwestern
Milwaukee attorneys and Milwaukee and Fox River Valley Electric Railway officials will depart from Milwaukee hotels at 6 am to traverse the east shore by auto to show the planned line to the state railway commission and interest Fond du Lac merchants. The tour stops for dinner in Appleton and visits Kaukauna Appleton Meenah and Menasha, following the 548 route. on return supper will be at Calumet Harbor.
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Death Passed Them By on a Wisconsin Ride
Milwaukee special reports a dramatic minor accident near Racine where a wealth of a prominent dealer named J.J. Her non nearly died as a touring machine ran over an embankment. The craft did not capsize, but both occupants were bruised and shaken. The wagon needed four horses and twenty men to extract it from a ravine.
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Arson Case Ends as Defendant Is Discharged
Fond du Lac Wisconsin July 25 The arson case against Rosenblatt a Fair State proprietor ended this morning when Court discharged the defendant after the state rests The witnesses for the state were not required to testify and several named guests and associates are listed in attendance at the session
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Oil Fire Off Mexican Ports Destroys Vast Oil Wells
American vice consul Russell Hastings Millward reports from Ozulama an immense oil fire burning for twelve days. Flames reach fifty five yards across as ships ply between Mexican ports. An explosion was heard across the region. Authorities arrested several revelers but released them after learning the cause was accidental.
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Queen Alexandra Hands Out Prizes at Royal Olympics Event
July 2 report describes Queen Alexandra presenting bronze medals diplomas and a special Persian award to winners at a royal ceremony in London. Lord Desborough and other officials attended as athletes received oak sprigs and commemorative badges. Marathon victor John J Hayes later visited the House of Commons to greet MPs.
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Long Distance Yacht Race Gets Underway From Chicago
Sixteen top Great Lakes yachts prepare to depart Chicago this afternoon for the annual long distance race. The event draws the best crafts from the fleet as the Chicago Yacht Club hosts the start on the lakefront.
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Chicago
Jay
Great Lakes
Will recover from wounds after threats in Wisconsin
Special report from Green Rapids Wisconsin describes a man wounded and menacing threats toward his father. Authorities state the injured person remains in danger but stable as investigation proceeds.
Indeterminate sentence for four terms in prison declared
Four terms in prison sentenced today on four counts. Sufficient securities valued at more than half a year’s worth are cited. Each count carries at least one year or more, with three counts at over five years. Final sentence to take effect after prior terms expire, totaling over twenty years.
Jealousy of His Brother Ends in Divorce Storm
Milwaukee July 3 Mount Benson circuit court granted a divorce to Mrs. Dennis Fielding and dismissed Fielding's counter complaint. The wife received a cash settlement of 1555 on property valued at 3435. Fielding, a Maple Grove farmer, faced accusations of jealousy toward his own brother, blamed for the couple's troubles.
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Dennis Fielding
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Sun-Fun Day Weather Watch For Wisconsin
Partly cloudy with probable showers tonight or Sunday. Observations show warm temperatures and a light breeze as conditions shift toward a unsettled weekend pattern. Forecast hints at cooler highs moving in by Sunday with chances of rapid afternoon showers.
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Wita
Wisconsin
Bryan Chooses Mack as Campaign Manager
National Committee members discuss who should chair the Democratic campaign in Chicago. Norman Mack of New York is named by Bryan as preferred campaign manager. Wade and others debate qualifications and support Mack despite his denials. The informal session signals Mack as the likely choice for the chairmanship and campaign leadership.
Political Subcommittee Courts Mack For Possible Appointment
Indication that Mr Mack is Mr Ervan s personal choice as subcommittee members focus on persuading Mack to accept the position. Before the forenoon conference, no decision would be made until formal committee meeting. Informal session considered who should be named, with Campell of Oslo and Ollie James of Kentucky discussed.
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Oslo
Ollie James
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Taft visit stirs Cleveland crowds and show of support
Reported in Cleveland as President Taft passes Oyster Bay to Grn elnmont where he is due at 1 80 this afternoon. Maj Gen Fred D Grant telegraphed to join marching units while townsfolk decorate streets and crowds greet the Republican candidate amid a busy day of travel and preparation.
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Senatorial chatter and support near the Wisconsin race
The excerpt records remarks by Senator Stout about supporting various candidates and positions. It notes praise for Senator Vilas and the capping of a rumor about McGovern withdrawing from the United States senate contest.
Japs Watch National Guard at Camp Douglas
A Daily News dispatch reports Japanese army officers were found on bluffs surrounding Camp Douglas. They allegedly lived on bluffs during part of the encampment and used field glasses to observe guard drills, expressing intent to continue investigations in Minnesota.
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Drowns in Eagle River Tragedy Among Milwaukee Woman
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 23 Miss Florence Hooley daughter of George T. Hooley 744 Marshal Street reportedly attempted drowning at Eagle River Friday night. Only scant telegrams from the north supply details of the tragedy.
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Vilas Out of Danger in Wisconsin Hospital
Madison July 25 Col W F Vilas' condition was reported as improved today as doctors continued treatment. The brief bulletin notes his doctors expect his recovery to continue with careful observation and rest.
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Death rides storm across two states in report
Severe storms and lightning killed a man and a boy in Pennsylvania while injuring several others. Flash floods and cloudbursts damaged roads and bridges, wrecked farm fields, and flooded tracks and stations.
Poll of Voters Discussed at Republican Conference
The meeting at Minnesota headquarters failed to attract many due to short notice. An August 1 conference was planned with state chairmen and secretaries to prepare voter data including religion and other details. The system, used in several years, will be adopted from the Comrada Springs model and overseen by W. Hayward and M, Hitchcock.
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Charles Nagel
Missouri
Alfred Rogers
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Wimain Hayward
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Saengerbund Division Threatens Saengerfest Split at Saengerfest
Special to The Northwestern from La Crosse Wis July 25 reports a vote at the Saengerbund of the northwest over the 1910 Saengerfest location. Chicago societies threaten division if Omaha wins, arguing Nebraska is too far west, with candidates Rohland Richter and Walter from Chicago for presidency.
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Stole $50,000 Pouch Charged in Kan City Case
Associated Press report from Kansas City dated July 2 states Charles Savage, 2 degree, arrested by postoffice authorities for stealing a money pouch at Kan- Vaion station on June 6. The pouch was sent from New York City bank. Authorities say they have positive evidence against Savage and believe he buried the money to recover after release from prison.
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Auto drives into canal in unknown location
An Associated Press report dated July 25 details a motor vehicle incident where a driver veered into a canal. The account mentions Edward S. Bartlote and a person named Tumilty, with unclear family ties, and notes a delayed recovery several hours later.
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