Mrs Henderson Dies After Long Illness in Local Obituary
Amanda T. Henderson, mother of Dr. T. M. Henderson, died after a long battle with liver cancer at age 66. Funeral at Methodist church, burial in Covington, Indiana. she was a devoted Methodist and active in the WCTU, with two grandchildren and several siblings.
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Amanda T. Henderson
T. M. Henderson
Methodist
Covington
Indiana
Amanda T. Thomas
Pleasant Hill
J. T. Henderson
Henderson
Dorothy
Juanita
Ilinois
Nathan Evans
Emma Goldman blamed for Chicago street disturbances
Chicago authorities say Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman inspired recent street disturbances. Police accuse them of using socialistic meetings to attack the city police and conduct a street speaking campaign in violation of city regulations.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
Ben Reltman
Wilson Outlines Coming Campaign
Sea Girl New Jersey August 2 Governor Wilson plans a light day. This afternoon he will meet Senator Culberson of Texas Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Congressman Clayton of Alabama. Last night he discussed his campaign strategy with Secretary Davies of the national committee.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Wilson
Culberson
Texas
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Clayton
Alabama
Davies
National Committee
Steel workers urged to unionize nationwide
Washington D C Aug 2 Following a steel investigating committee report bitterly denouncing labor conditions in United States Steel mills officials of the American Federation of Labor sent circulars urging steel workers to unionize.
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Washington, D. C
House Steel Investigating Committee
Stanley
United States Steel Corporation
American Federation of Labor Today
Japanese Grief Plans Death by Own Action Report
Tokyo August 2 A news story says many Japanese plan suicide by self destruction to show devotion to the state emperor after his death. Police ordered precautions to prevent such acts as the old Hari Karl method is considered obsolete and American methods are reportedly used.
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Tokyo
Asasi
Hari Karl
Carmen Take Strike Vote
Chicago August 2 Over forty thousand surface and elevator line workers vote on striking. Amalgamated Association President Mason says early returns show a strong inclination to walk out. Contract negotiations with company officials have continued since June 1 without agreement.
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Chicago
Mason
Amalgamated Association of Electricians and Street Railway
Kid McCoy Charged With Jewel Theft
London reports that American pugilist Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy was admitted to bail of fifteen thousand dollars on charges of being implicated in an eighty thousand dollar jewel robbery at Osten. He was remanded until Thursday awaiting extradition papers from Belgium.
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London
Te Ruston
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Osten
Selby
Belgium
Canadian Henley Heads Week of Oarsmen in St Catherines
The Canadian Henley regatta opens in St Catherines August 2 with top Dominion rowers entered. Several contestants will depart for Peoria Illinois to compete in the American championships next week.
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St. Catherines
Dominion
Peoria
Workmen killed as walls collapse at Nuremberg factory
Nuremburg Germany Aug 3 Ten workmen died today when walls collapsed at a machine factory during a strength test. Officials reported 27 injured and five missing amid the deadly incident as the structure failed under load.
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Nuremburg
Germany
Plan to secure two battleships faces House clash
Washington reports a caucus on the naval bill is planned for next Tuesday night as proponents push for two battleships. Representative Sulzer leads the drive, claiming thirty-one signatures on his petition to release members from the no-battleship pledge and hints at a coalition with Republicans to pass two ships. Majority Leader Underwood and Chairman Fitzgerald oppose it, arguing economy, while a compromise may emerge for one large ship.
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Washington
Representative Sulzer
New York
Chocus
Nere
Sulzer
Underwood
Fits-gerald
Appropriations Committee
Darrow Denies Bribing Detective Over Keys and Evidence
Los Angeles reports the third day of Clarence Darrow's cross examination in which Assistant District Attorney Ford questions Darrow about alleged bribery involving Burns detective Guy Hladinger. Turner telegrams connected to the Burns camp are presented. Darrow admits hiring a Burns operative to monitor events, while denying bribing Biddinger.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Ford
Guy Hladinger
Burns
Darrow
Indianapolis
John McNamara
Biddinger
W J. Turner
Haywood
Boise
Bilddinger
Lodge Resolution Warns Foreign Nations Against Bases
Washington Aug 2 The Senate adopted by fifty one to four a Lodge resolution warning foreign nations not to establish a military base on the American continent. Opposing votes were cast by Cumming McCumber Percy and Stone McCumbers bid to dilute the hands off policy failed.
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Senate
Washington
Cumming
McCumber
Percy
Stone
Haines Gaining Lead in Idaho Governor Race
Boise Aug 2 The lead of John Haines for the Republican nomination in Tuesday primaries was slightly increased today but followers of Paul Clagstone still maintain he is nominated.
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Boise
John Haines
Paul Clagstone
West Talks On Prison Reform at Western Governors Meet
Boise August 2 Governor West outlined prison reforms as the main topic at the western governors conference in Boise. Governor Hawley of Idaho spoke on good roads and road building while Governor Oddie of Nevada discussed gains from the Panama Pacific Exposition and its utility for the West.
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Boise
West
Oregon
Conference of Western Governors
Hawley
Idaho
Oddie
Nevada
Attorneys Sum Up Grace Murder Trial in Atlanta
In Atlanta on August 2, prosecutors and defense argued briefly before the jury retired at 2 PM in the case of Mrs Grace accused of attempting to murder her husband Eugene Grace.
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Atlanta
Grace
Eugene Grace
Dorsey
Cattle Prices Hit New High at Portland Stockyards
Portland Ore Aug 2 The price of cattle today reached the highest price ever known here with steers selling for 7.25 at the stockyards Pork followed with record highs as well Mutton remains the cheapest meat but overall meat prices are rising due to cattle values and related costs
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Portland
Ore
Darrow Questioned by Ford in Cross Examination
Los Angeles, Aug 2. Charges of trickery and malicious misrepresentation were hurled at Assistant District Attorney Ford by Clarence Darrow’s counsel during cross examination of the defendant witness. Ford’s patient questioning yielded little new information.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Ford
Invitation Tourney Opens at Lakewise Club
Manitowoc Wisconsin August 2 The invitation tournament of the Western Golf Association opened today at the Lakewise Country Club and will continue for two days with golfers from member clubs competing in the two day event.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Western Golf Association
Lakewise Country Club
Jurisdiction Issue Haunts Columbian George Trial
The murder case against Columbian George may head to the United States Supreme Court over where the crime occurred on or off reservation land. Lawyers disagree on jurisdiction with state, federal, and tribal courts likely to handle appeals, delays, and high legal costs. George reportedly has about $2500 from prior imprisonment to fund further court moves.
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Erickson
Timot
Umatilla
Sam Bitner
United States Supreme Court
A. Newberry
R. S. Bean
Siletz
RJ. Slater
Columbia George
Portland
George
Agreement Reached on Metal Tariff Changes
Washington Aug 2 Senate conferees on the metal tariff bill receded from the Senate BHI repeal of Canadian reciprocity and House conferees accepted minor duty changes. full agreement reached. Atlantic City Dog Show New Jersey Aug 2 Ladies Kennel Association opens with entries from Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and notable spaniels on Young's Million Dollar Met.
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Washington
Senate
House
Atlantic City
N. J
Ladies Kennel Association of
New Jersey
Young
Met
Pennsylvania
New York
Police Sweeping Force For Rosenthal Slayers
New York August 1 Charged as one of four assassins of Herman Rosenthal Whitey Lewis real name Frank Sledenshue was arrested last night near Flelach man N Y Police Commissioner Walder issued a general order to seize ten thousand officers to catch Horowitz and Rosenzweig alleged to have killed Rosenthal Immediate action warned with threat of a clean sweep of the detective bureau if failures occur
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Whitey Lewis
Frank Sledenshue
Lewis
Flelachman
N. Y
Rosenthal
Whitman
Walder
Horrowitz
Rosenzeweig
Colonel to Appeal to All Electors
Oyster Bay August 2 Personal appeals to electors in 40 states will mark Col Roosevelt's presidential campaign. He plans to deliver 500 speeches during his tour and criticizes Taft for addressing dead issues. Roosevelt's forthcoming declaration on the negro question signals support for lily whitism in the south and calls for harsher treatment of northern blacks by politicians.
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Oyster Bay
Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Lily Whitism
Gov Wilson Won't Resign N J Governorship Before Election
Sea Girt Aug 21 Gov Wilson announces he will not resign the New Jersey governorship prior to the election after talks with state leaders. He expresses gratification over pledges of support from members of the Champ Chirk league of California.
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Sea Girt
Pierce predicts Wilson win and Lane over Selling
Former State Senator Walter Pierce, en route home from Walla Walla, declares Woodrow Wilson will win the presidency and Dr. Harry Lane will defeat Ben Selling in Oregon's senate race. He cites Bowrie as a potential spoiler and notes Lane’s broad support. Pierce spoke to a Wilson club in Walla Walla, forming a Wilson Marshall club with Ben F. Hill elected president. He warned of trusts and combines pressuring prices and dividends, citing Morgan interests and the steel and harvester trusts.
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Woodrow Wilson
Harry Laine
Oregon
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
Walla Walla
Wilson Club
Pierce
Wilson
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Dr. Lane
Ben Selling Lane
Bowrie
Fourke
Lane
Feld
Walla Watha
Wison-Marshall Club
Ben F. Hill
Pon- Weton
Senator Piercé
Villa Walla Union
Senator Pierce
Steel Trust
Canada
Harvester Trust
United States
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