Germany Throws Down Gauntlet to United States
Berlin reports say Germany will do as she pleases in South and Central America, refuting U S bid to supervise relations with Nicaragua and Central America. A conciliatory note followed by a second statement signals a likely rejection of the Monroe Doctrine and tension with Knox. In a separate item a crash near Greenwich injures Commodore Benedict’s son-in-law Harmon, whose craft failed after removing pontoons and rough descent through tree tops.
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Berlin
United States
South
Central America
United Press
Nicaragui
Madriz
Nicaragua
Foreign Office
Knox
Kaiser
Madrix
Armerica
Vossiche Zeitung
Artelo Save
Maedriz
City
RE. Cy Benedict
Greenwich
Cork
Harmon
Uedie Tince
Roslyn, S F
Germany seeks to ease American concerns in Americas policy
The German foreign office released to United Press a statement from the Kaiser saying Germany does not seek to meddle in Western Hemisphere affairs. He notes concern over US relations with Central America, acknowledging Madriz's Nicaraguan presidency but denying plans to cause trouble. The State Department watches the delicate Nicaraguan situation closely.
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Berlin
Imperial Foreign Office
United Press
Central
South Amer
Germany
Mouriz
Nicarieua
Madriz
United States
State de Partment
Germany’s Sudden Front Change Stirs Foreign Talk
Washington reports a rapid shift in German policy after a July declaration. Officials suspect a Madriz letter misattribution and note possible negotiations with Japan and Italy. Rumors say Japan may withdraw from England and seek a triple alliance among Germany, Japan, and Italy.
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Washington
Germany
Nere Aye
Monroe
Knox
Madriz
Madris
Japan
Italy
England
New Work. July 12 Cliff Harmon Attempts Flight
Clifford 2B Harmon attempted to fly this evening using an aeroplane from Garden. The event is reported as the new work activity with potential aviation experiment status.
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Clifford
Harmon
Forest fire rekindles in Loon Lake district blaze
Boise reports a forest fire in the Loon Lake district reignites as wind picks up. The fire, previously near containment, burns about a hundred cords of wood and much standing timber. Telegraph lines are down, hindering communication.
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Boise
Loon Lake District
Fires near Coeur d Able reserve show progress
Wallace Tda reports July 12 that no pew fires are reported and Superintendent Welgie of the Coeur d'Able National reserve expects the fires now burning to be controlled soon. A few remain, homes on the North Fork outside the reserve are saved, no damage estimate issued.
Garry Herman Elected Exalted Ruler of Elks
Detroit July 12 Garry Herman of Cincinnati chairman of the National baseball commission was today elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks.
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Garry Herman
Detroit
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
The
Elks
Insurgent campaign launches in Ohio clash of parties
July 12 report on a speech by former Interior Secretary Field launching the insurgent effort to carry Ohio into the insurgent column. He criticizes the Democratic and Republican establishments as aligned with special interests while praising the Progressives as leaders of the people and a future national party.
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Olhevelind
Ohlo Fng
Cpirfield
Progressivy Republican
Republicn Peirty
Politicians Plan West Coast Visit After Roosevelt Talk
New York July 12 Marshal Stimson president of the Lincoln-Roosevelt femzue of Los Angeles and Glifford Pinchot called on former President Roosevelt to urge a Pacific coast visit. After the conference Stimson and Pinchot depart for California to aid Allan Johnson, a progressive candidate for governor. Roosevelt withheld comment on his plans.
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New York
Marshal Stimson
Lincoln-Roose- Velt Femzue
Los Angeles
Glifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Bin
Pacific Coast
Stimson Eal Pinechot
Catfornia
Allan Johnson
Johnson
Stimson
Gillett
Shrine temple installation in Macon Georgia
Several hundred Nobles crossed the hot sands of the Georgia prohibition desert to attend the installation of the newly organized Alsshah temple of Shriners in Macon. Festivities opened with a public harbor parade, a grand parade in the city, and a large banquet following the officers installation at the evening business meeting.
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Macon
Oregon National Guard annual rifle and revolver events begin
The 12th annual Portland competition opens at the state rifle range near Clackamas. Over three days the program includes the state trophy match state medal match state individual match and the governor's trophy match.
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Portland
Orc
Hily
Oregon National Guard
Clackamas
Aviator Charles Roles Dies In Bournemouth Crash
London reported Charles Stewart Roles, famed millionaire aviator, killed when his aircraft crashed during a glide at Bournemouth. Audamar fell moments later, severely injuring him. The pair’s accidents sparked panic among thousands in the grandstands as officials adjourned the meeting.
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London
Charles Stewart Roles
Bournemouth Eet
Olles
Helles
Tle
Relles
Antamar
Paneemonium
Model Country School Opens as State Training Institute Feature
Model Country School at Imperia Kansas opens as part of a state wide normal training institute. The small school house east of the city hosts modern facilities for education and practical experiments. Pupils will devote vacation time to work with new materials and techniques.
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Model Country School
Imperia
Kan
Oklahoma prohibits out of state physicians practice here
Oklahoma City July 2 The State Board of Medical Examiners puts into effect a ruling requiring physicians from other states to pass local examinations before practicing in Oklahoma. Reciprocal agreements allowing practice without local exams are abrogated.
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Oklahoma City
Ole
Oklahoma
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Council opens ninth annual convention
St Paul July 12. Delegates from Minnesota Lower Missouri Minnesota and Wisconsin gather for the ninth annual convention of the Upper Mississippi River Improvements Association demanding the early completion of a six foot channel from Minneapolis to St Louis. Municipal and commercial groups are represented.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
St Louis
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Lown
Missoork Minnets
Wleeensin
Hercules Tows Raft in Tow From Portland to San Pedro
A brief message states the vessel Hercules with a raft in tow left Portland bound for San Pedro and passed Point Arenas as reported today. The details confirm the underway voyage and current position.
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Hercules
Poythind
Portling
San Pedro
Point Arenas
Father of Dan P Smythe 1 Dead
A Smythe, father of Attorney Dan P Smythe of this city, died at his Arlington home after nearly three years illness. Funeral services were held at the home with interment in Arlington cemetery at 4 PM. He was about 60, long a prominent northwest stockman, formerly near Bickleton, Washington, and in recent years near Arlington. Survived by his wife and two sons Dan P Smythe and Gus Smythe.
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A. Smythe
Dan P Smythe
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Bickleton
Washington
Dan P. Smythe
City
Gus Smythe
Submarine Bonita Blunders Into Castine Gunboat
Divers work on the beached gunboat Castine after a submarine ambush off Provincetown. The Bonita misjudged distance striking Castine, causing hull damage and flooding dynamo and boiler compartments. No injuries reported. crew and officers, including Lieutenant Ralph A. poet, remained aboard as Castine headed to shore.
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Serth Truro
Mares
Provincetown
Newport
Stst
Coarlistan
Castine
Eye Rad
Ralph A. Poetr
Sloan Danenhower
Americans differ on spanking children in debate
Berkeley July 11 Dr G Stanley Hull president of Pork University Worcester Mass said Americans do not believe in too much flogging but it should not be abolished financial respect is slipping amid views on child discipline. He defended laughing at antics and noted public concern over parental methods.
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Berkeley
Colo
G. Stanley Hull
Pork University
Worcester
Mass
Degree for Young Lay at Michigan Honors Miss Morrisburg
Ann Arbor July 11 news notes that Marathon Mites of Morrisburg Pa a 17 year old student will receive a master arts degree from the University of Michigan and may pursue degrees at other U S universities. She recently passed examinations here with distinction.
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Young Lay
Ann Arbor Midh
University of Michigan
United States
Marathon Mites
Morrisburg
Mrs J F Temple Dies After Illness in Indiana Born 1848
Mrs Cornelia JT Temple wife of John F Temple died at the Temple Dine on Ann Street at 10 50 AM after an illness described as acute dvcentery beginning July 2. Funeral is set for 10:00 AM at the family home on Ann with services from the home. Born in Johnson County Indiana June 30 1848 she was 77. Sister of the late M M Wyrick.
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Cornelia JT. Temple
John F. Temple
Temple
Tos Ann Street
Ann
Johnson County
Indiana
Wyrick
M. M. Wyrick
Special Train Plunges Into California River
London reports a deadly accident as a special train derails and plunges into a California river during a simulated event used as a training scenario. Police and rescue services mobilize. passengers are evacuated with injuries feared and authorities investigate causes.
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California
Aberdeen Woman Asks Grand Jury Witness Call
Mrs. Wm. Gohl wife of the man recently convicted of slaying Chas Hadberg asked the Chehalis county grand jury at Montesano to summon her as a witness. She would not reveal her testimony but said it may lead to a new trial for her husband. Gohl had previously petitioned the grand jury without success. The only witness today was A. M. Wade former Aberdeen city attorney.
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Aberdeen
Wish
Wm. Gohl
Chas. Hadberg
Chehalis County
Montesano
Gohl
Strand
A. M. Wade
No Special Session To Confirm New Justice
Beverly July 12 No session of the senate will be called to confirm the nominations of justices of the supreme court. No justice will be named until fall. President Taft gave this assurance today. It was reported Taft was considering naming a new chief justice to speed the settlement of a standard old and tobaccos trust case. No announcement of the new chief justice will be given until the name is sent to Congress.
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Beverly
Senate
Supreme Court
Taft
Congress
Benson Eyes Return to Oregon Campaign
Governor Benson of Oregon, staying six weeks in a San Francisco hotel for a nasal affliction, plans to return home within three weeks to join the fall campaign. Mrs. Benson says he intends to run for secretary of state though doctors have not released details, with speculation of cancer or tuberculosis of the nose.
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Mre. Benson
Optegon
Benson
Pulelman Co Reduced Rates Take Effect
Portland July 12 reduced berths between Portland and St Paul and the east went into effect under the Interstate Commerce Commission order. The Pulelman Co charged full fare and issued rebate checks for the difference to passengers, the rebate drawn on the United States circuit court at Chicago and payable only after the court rules on the corporation's appeal. Only berth rates were affected.
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Portland
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit
Chicago
Pitched Ball Strikes Portland Row May Die
Otto Moore Montana Montesano baseball incident in Aberdeen Washington area leaves second baseman unconscious after being struck by a pitched ball during an Aberdeen Montesano game. Moore, a Portland resident, attempted to dodge the ball and jumped into its path. Medical condition critical with likely death.
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Portland
Aberdeen. Wash
Otto Moore
Montesano
Washington State
Aberdeen-Montesano
Montasano
Moore
Portland, Or
Wreck of Coast Line Train Near Salinas Kills and Injures Many
Train No. 75 on the coast line wrecked near Soledad California. Engine and tender turned over, carrying the engineer and fireman to death. A smoker overturned on a cliff edge and many passengers pinned inside. Several standard Pullmans left rails. Conductor and express messenger killed. engineer and fireman missing. Surgeons rushed to aid from Salinas. Dead include Fireman Ernest and Engineer Dixon.
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Salinas
Calif
Soledad
Soledag
Santa Cruz Mountains
Ernest
San Francisco
Dixon
Metz
R. McGee
King City
Train Carried Chemists to San Francisco Convention
Southern Pacific officials report a wrecked train was a special carrying over 100 chemists bound for the American Chemical Society mid summer convention in San Francisco. They left Los Angeles last night with many prominent chemists aboard.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
American Chemical Society
San Francisco
General Wm. Marshall Returns to Washington
General Wm. Marshall retired chief engineer of the army and new consulting engineer to the Interior for the reclamation service has returned to Washington after a brief vacation. A five-member army engineers board appointed by Congress will meet this month to advise on the expenditure of twenty million in debt certificates and plan irrigation work. Director Newell met Marshall but discussions paused until the board arrives.
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Washington
Wm. Marshall
Army
Interior
Reclamation Service
Army Engineers
Congress
Newell
The
General Marshall
Army Board
Directors Seek Dissolution of Fort George Railway
New York July 12. Directors of the Fort George Railway company appeared before the Supreme Court to justify dissolution. The assets listed include 224 feet of track and a little over a thousand dollars in cash.
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New York
Fort George Railway Company
Supreme Court
Death of Samuel FB Green Forest School Dean
St Paul Minn July 12 Samuel FB Green dean of the state school of forestry died suddenly yesterday from apoplexy while directing experimental work at Lake Itasca Minn Professor Green had served as a forestry professor in the state for 22 years.
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St Paul Minn
Samuel FB Green
State School of Forestry
Lake Itacca, Minn
Green
Fire devastates Cambelston. infant dead and seven missing
In St Johns New Brunswick a fire yesterday nearly destroyed Cambelston. Infant died and seven men are reported missing. Five thousand people homeless. Property losses reach a million dollars. Wires down water mains broken and fire continues.
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St. Johns
Cambelston
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