Election clash overruns constitution changes at NIEA meet
Margaret Harvey and supporters challenge NIEA leaders as Chicago superintendent B H Cooley is nominated for president. Reform efforts to shift power from officers to members fail to gain decisive victory, with amendments to the constitution to be revisited later. Nathan Schneffer is named vice president and Arthur Chamberlain treasurer, with ratification set for this afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Harey
The
Nations Educational Aeveiation
BH. G. Cooley
Public Schools of
Chicago
Cooley
W. ©. Thompson
Nathan Sehneffer
Harrisburg
Arthur Chamberlaing
Pasadem
Cal
Department of the
Department of
Henry Sugealo
Stanford Universiv
L C. McNeill
Achoels
Memphis
Toon
Fletcher Durrella
Lawrenceville
N. J
Charley Ammerman
George (. Bueh
South Pasadena
T. H. Barker
Nevada City
M. Ritter
Chico
C. E. Looks
Jameer Be, McKowan
Seattle
A. Thompson
Alameda
R. D. Hunt
San Toy
Fletcher B. Drewlar
University of California
Eugene Colby
Rochester
N.Y
Arthur Henry Chamberlain
Pasadena
Criminal action barred in land graft cases against railroads
Washington officials report that criminal action against high Harriman railroad officials cannot proceed in the Southern Pacific land graft cases in Nevada due to statute of limitations. The Oakland land office says no criminal proceedings. Civil suits will seek to recover the lands claimed by the railroad.
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Washington
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Oakland
Calif
Railrouda
Virginia Officers Face Tennessee Indictment Trial
United States District Court Judge Wadalu in Virginia orders a hearing on July 10 to compel nine officers of the so called fertilizer trust living in Virginia to answer indictments returned against them in Tennessee. The indictment charges 24 officers of the fertilizer combine with violations of federal trust laws. The government has found it difficult to force them to Tennessee to stand trial. If Virginia defendants are ordered to answer in Tennessee the government will pursue the same action against others in the South.
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Amer
of Justice
Wadalu
United States District Court of Virginiv
Virginia
Tennessee
Japanese Embassy Denies Major San Francisco Claim
Washington reports say Tokyo denies press reports that Japan would deal with California directly if unable to control San Francisco. Admiral Yamamoto arrives in the capital and cautions newspapers not to print exaggerated stories while plans for Roosevelts visit unfold. In Rome, Secretary Hitt warns that Kaiser or Italy may arbitrate Japan US tensions, signaling growing concern.
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Washington
New York
Yamamoto
Japan
Pace
Highielt
Roosevelt
Tome
Rome
Hitt
Idly
United States
Glidden Trophy Tour Opens With Cleveland Run
Cleveland hosts the Glidden trophy tour opener with 82 entrants and 47 cars in the main cup race while 9 runabouts seek the honor trophy. Three pilot cars precede the fleet as the event begins amid racing bans.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Missouri Pacific Wreck Near Bushong Kansas
Missouri Pacific train No. 9 running from Denver to Kansas City left the track at 6 90 in the morning near Bushong Kansas. Several passengers were injured in the wreck which involved the baggage chair and coach cars. Frederick Barneburg, a pioneer of southern Oregon, was drowned in Rogue River while fishing. No witness to the accident, which may never be explained.
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Missouri Pacific
Bushong
Kan
Denver
Kansas City
Frederick Barneburg
Oregon
Rogue River
Tobacco Trust Suit Sought to Dissolve Major Monopolies
New York July 10 federal court suit seeks dissolution of the American Tobacco Company Trust under the Sherman Act. Court asked to appoint a receiver as the trust allegedly controls 75 percent of world tobacco output. Assets exceed 275 million dollars. Indictments target 69 corporations and 24 individuals. Officials may be called as witnesses if defense fails. Also Santa Fe rebate case against United States Sugar & Land Company with 65 counts alleging backhanded rebates in Garden City refinery construction.
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New York
Federal District Court
American Tobacca Company
Ctrust
Alea
Pier Uiiion
Thomas F. Rywn
Dukes
Lorrillard
PLA
Wideher
Reynolds
The
Santa Fe
United States Sugar & Land Company
Fourteen Workmen Killed in Philadelphia Factory Collapse
A four story addition at Ihth street and Washington avenue collapsed during construction. One hundred men were working when the tragedy occurred. Fourteen bodies recovered by 2:45 p m. forty still unaccounted for. survivors report a sagging roof and crumbling walls as ambulances moved through the street. Other items mention grain and wheat prices and legal notices.
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Ihth Street
Washington Avenue
Moyer on the Stand Makes Good Witness for Defense
Role July 10. Opening hour full of depositions. Moyer testifies for defense, detailing union duties, strikes, and travel while denying links to Orchard and Windleator acts. He recounts Cripple Creek and Coeur d Alenes history, stressing moderation and legality.
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Moyer
Federaion
Lead, & DD
Federation
Ed Boyce
Haywood
Meverly
Meyer
Stennenberg
Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alenes
Cripple Creek
Dinstriet
Colorado Cito
Miliitia
Telluride
Mila
Orchant
Adame
Orchard
Denver
Fedteration
Victor
Republicans Elected in Quiet Walla Walla City Election
Walla Walla voters favored Louis Kan in a close race with Republicans victorious overall. Mike Davis defeated Monks Goodwin for chief of police by 284 votes as George Kellough was re-elected mayor by 538. City attorney Queir Cain won by 44 votes over Van Patten. total votes 1055 for Kellough and 47 for Van Patten.
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Goodwin
George Kellough
W. M. van Patten
Queir Cain
Large Lincoln ram shipment to Oregon from Canada
Cunningham Sheep and Land Co plans to bring 2000 Lincoln ram lambs to Birch Creek, Umatilla County, Oregon from Canada in September. Each ram averages 120 to 130 pounds and will be kept for breeding and sale to local sheepmen, boosting the thriving Lincoln breed in eastern Oregon.
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Canula
Oreson
Canada
Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
Birch Creek
Oregon
Umatilla
Lincoln
Stranger Sent To Walla Walla For Aid
A man with a blood poisoning and no funds appeared at the sheriff's office seeking help. He was sent to County Judge Gilliland, who arranged a charity ticket to Walla Walla. The ticket cost the county seven cents, cheaper than keeping him at the poor farm, with a claimed brother awaiting him there.
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Louie Smithey
Sheriffs Office
Gilliland
Smithey
Walla Walla
Arguing Hermiston Contest In County Court
At the morning session the Hermiston election contest dominated the county court and was continued into the afternoon. Lawyers argued while a decision was expected before the session ended. Sway Wins Contest: F R Swayze declared elected councilman. Spokane reports 15,570 school age children, up from 14,049 a year ago. Roosevelt appoints William C Thirston assistant substreasurer in San Francisco.
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Hermiston
Seraion
Sway
F. R. Swayze
Spokane
Roosevelt
William C. Thirston
San Francisco
Pendleton High School Lab Upgrades Aim for Full Courses
Pendleton high school expands science facilities with 1200 dollars of improvements. Prof W F Fargo leads installation of biology physics chemistry and physiography labs in basement rooms and new equipment including gas-ready chemistry lab, weather maps, and county physiography maps to enable full courses in these subjects starting this fall.
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W. F. Fargo
Pen- Meton High School
We Fy Fargo
Pendleton High School
Oregon
Fargo
Excape
Weather Bureau
Prohibition Leader Rebukes Fairbanks Over Cocktails
The prohibition state committee denounces Vice President Fairbanks for serving cocktails at a Decoration Day dinner for Roosevelt. It condemns prominent Methodists for wine on their tables and calls for a severe rebuke from temperance groups across denominations.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
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