Canadian Reciprocity Bill Cleared Senate
Taft poised to sign after Senate passed reciprocity with Canada in near identical form to the House. Vote 63 to 27 with La Follette schedule defeated 64 to 16. Proposals to cut duties on household goods and to tax grain butter cheese and livestock were rejected.
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Taft
Washington
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Burnhiam
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Cumming
Portuguese Troops Rushed To Spanish Frontier
Lisbon reports provisional government troops are being rushed to the northern frontier where Monarchist forces are said to be poised for invasion. Spanish government is secretly aiding the monarchists.
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Lisbon
Badajos
Provisional
Froner
British stand in Morocco amid war talk from London
July 22 reported Chancellor Lloyd George signaled Britain will stand firm against German aggression in Morocco. He favored peace but not at the cost of Britain's prestige earned by a century of heroism. Political and business circles grow pessimistic as the outlook darkens.
American Middies Impress Norwegians With Baseball Exhibition
Hergen Norway July 2 The six hundred American midshipmen from Annapolis naval academy visiting for a week staged an exhibition of the American game baseball drawing praise and some jealousy from locals and affectionate scorn from sweethearts. The visiting squadron aboard ships including the Massachusetts Iowa and Thirama tours European waters attracting attention as Norwegians inspect them before sailing to Gibraltar then home.
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Hergen
Norway
Americin Rmidahipiin
Anhapot
Naval Academy
Grundys
Syuan
Anne
Massachusetts
Lowa
Thirana
Gibraltar
Texas Votes on Prohibition Polls Open Across State
Austin reports indicate a tremendous statewide vote on prohibition to be decided today at the polls. Over fifty days the campaign has been energetically pushed by both sides, with supporters and opponents alike urging turnout.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Rail Cuts Passenger Fare
Baltimore July 22 The Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad will cut its passenger rate from three cents to one cent a mile in a bid to compete with electric lines operating in its territory.
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Baltimore
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Alaskan Town Threatened by Inferno Near Juneau
Washington dispatch reports that Interior Department notice says vast forest fires rage near Haines, thirty miles northwest of Juneau, and the town there probably destroyed. Firefighters fight flames as residents evacuate and seek safety.
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Washington
Dis- Mitches
Interior Department
Rem
Milwaukee railroad extension to Vancouver announced
Vancouver July 22 officials reported the Milwaukee railroad will extend six miles to Vancouver in the near future. The commercial agent for British Columbia provided the notice, signaling a new road project linking the city to the railroad.
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Vancouver
B. c
British Columbia
Milwaukee Railroad
Vernveouver
Pinney Earl Finds Third Soul Mate in Germany Trip
In New York July 22 Perdinand Pinney Earl, famed for affinity, has found his third soul mate. He writes of a honeymoon in Germany with the daughter of an architect from Workingham Berkshire. The couple plans a world trip.
Tragedy in Beauty Mrs Ida Darling Tetle On Love
Chicago July 22 There is a tragedy in the heart of almost every beautiful woman A man tires of beauty as he does of a pretty vest A plain woman has stronger cards in love My Ida Darling after eighteen years of marriage ending in divorce from James J Darling shares views on love and matrimony She advises cautious wooing and testing whether partners truly value inner qualities over beauty
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Dda Darling
Chicago
Ida Darling
America
James J. Darling
Pretty Cilé
Hays Faces Growing Troubles Amid Youth Offenses
Residents of the east end report rising trouble from young boys as police issue warnings and threaten juvenile court action. Chinese truck gardeners complain of raids on produce with many petty offenses noted by several witnesses.
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Hays
East End
Ilk Donden
Mrs McManigal in Serious Condition After Breakdown
Los Angeles July 22 Mrs Ortie McManigal wife of the alleged self confessed dynamiter was taken to Pacific hospital suffering energous proatration and pain in a paralysis of her lower limbs. Attorney Tyrell says her condition results from the espionage system kept on by Burns detectives who have shadowed her movements. Doctors report a complete breakdown.
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Los Angeles
Ortie McManigal
Pacific Hospital
Tyrell
Polk Smith and Ciick Humphrey in Police Court
Polk Smith and Ciick Humphrey appeared in police court yesterday for disorderly conduct. Both pleaded guilty. Smith was fined five overs while Humphrey received ten but could not pay and was jailed. Humphrey had been beating an old man. Smith objected and defended against him. Smith would have escaped a fine if not drunk at the time.
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Atheno
H. O. Worthington
Young Forrest
Proftt
Worthington
Forrest
Pruitt
Taylor
Richards
Cendset
Polk Smith
Ciick Humphrey
Humphrey
Aya
Smith
Turmoil in Spreckles sugar trust deal revealed
July 22 dispatch details a $5,000,000 stock unload to the trust for $20000000 after a long feud among Henry Havemeyer Theo Havemeyer John Spreckles and Claus Spreckles Jr with Searles and related refiners. A London church conference discusses proposed wording changes in the Church of England marriage service.
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New York
London
Church of England
Johnson Favored as Wells Fight Looms in September
London July 22 Johnson remains favorite in betting odds for the anticipated September bout with Bombardier Wells. The text suggests Johnson is overweight and not training, believing Wells will be easy, amid prevailing odds and expectations for the match.
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London
Johnson Hte
Bombardier Wells
Piace
Sepember
Fai
Wells
Pendleton Round-Up crowd needs citizen help
Smythe urges residents to aid crowded Round-Up accommodations in Pendleton. He warns of housing thousands of visitors for two to three days, urging private homes and hotels to offer rooms, while the Commercial club and Round-Up committee canvass the city daily.
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Pmpl Smythe
Commercial Aesociation
Tony Isaues
Baker Fur- Hithre Co
Smythe
Pendleton
Curine
Ite
Retary
Hoeft
Pottiletun
AL XY
MeAl Hetor
Dro UW
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Dave Letfingwel
C. A Mire
Bo Roosevelt
Henry Loaten
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Hampter
Cross Sturgis
Dieviloe
Cigarette Mist Causes 70 Deaths in Porcupine Fire
Chief Forester Atkinson of the Dominion Conservation ministry reports a thorough investigation into a Porcupine fire that killed seventy. He states the blaze was in all probability caused by cigarettes, based on the moots findings.
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Porcupine
Ont
Forester Atkinson
Dominion Conservation Moderation
Petition to dissolve Wellman-Cilengo Polar Expedition records
The hearing on the petition to dissolve the Wellman Cilengo Record Herslg Polar Expedition company is believed here today. The corporation was assumed to finance Wellman's dash to the north pole in a balloon.
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Liewing
Roosevelt Denounces Alaska Grabbers in Outlook
Former President Roosevelt denounces big business and Congress for hindering Alaska development. He says Alaska is strangled by capitalists seeking fortunes outside the law and by lawmakers under corporate influence, blocking coal field legislation for fair profits and justice.
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New York
Alaska
Roosvevel
Roosevelt
Congress
Man fined $200 for humiliating act on Rock Island flyer
Kaneas City July 12 H W Wickliffe was fined 200 by Judge Rhodes after he stood a woman on her head on a Rock Island flyer causing an uproar. The incident prompted police action and a court hearing in the local jurisdiction.
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Kaneas City
H. W. Wickliffe
Rock Island
Wickliffe
Itea
Pollea
Rhodes
Vanderbilt Couple Plans Reconciliation Reportedly Soon
New York July 22. William K Vanderbilt Jr and his wife formerly Miss Virginia Fair of San Francisco will effect a reconciliation shortly. The separation followed Vanderbilt's infatuation for Tina Cavalleri.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
San Francisco
Vanderbilt
Tina Cavalleri
Noted Sportswein Jailed in Los Angeles July
In Los Angeles on July 23, Wyatt Earp and five accomplices were jailed after an alleged bunco attempt on local real estate dealer J. Peterson. The case involves a fake fare bank scheme and the Firesim mon Sharkey fight referee.
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Sportswein
Los Angeles
Bunco
J. ¥. Peterson
Wyatt Earp
Novad
Diplom Cancelled at Copenhagen Medal Ceremony
July 22 A scientific society cancelled the diploma granting a gold medal to Dr Frederick Cook for his alleged discovery of the north pole. The event was abruptly halted, with officials citing unresolved claims surrounding the expedition.
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Copenhagen
Gens Srpprivtl Society
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Camorrists Lawyers Quit New Trial Predicted
In Viterbo on July 22 a retrial of the camorrist case is anticipated as counsel for the prisoners, defendants in the murder of Gennaro Cywockely and his wife and related crimes, withdraw after claiming insult by testimony from Captain Fabriont, chief of the Corbinists. Judge Vinanteh may order the entire trial reheard with new lawyers.
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Viterbo
Junly
Gennaro Cywockely
Philadelphia NL outfielder suspended for season by president
New York July 22 Sherwood Ma gee, of the Philadelphia National League team, was suspended for the balance of the season by President Lynch after an incident involving Finnerswin. The action ends his season and keeps him from further play for the league.
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New York
Sherwood Magee
Mpi Finnerswin
Lynch
Widow Harrimwan Swamped by Massive Correspondence
New York July 22 More than five thousand begeine Tattere live been received by Mrs. E. A. Harriman's widow during the last year She has been compelled to engage several secretaries to handle the massive correspondence.
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New York
E. A. Harrimart
Beattie Guilty Probe Hears Beulah Binford Testimony
Richmond July 22 Henry Beattie a Rochester banker faces a coroner inquiry while in jail awaiting proceedings He denies killing his wife but confesses an alibi flaw and admits renewing relations with Beulah Binford after meeting her in Norfolk The witness Beulah describes furnishing a home and funding meetings with Beattie as investigators prepare for the inquest.
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Richmond
Beulah Binford
Henry & Beattie
Mochester
Goroner
Miss Binford
Heattle
Beattle
Norfolk
Richemond
Beulah
Beattie
Henry Beattiie
Paul Peattle
Paw
Santa Rosa Wreck Blamed on Officer
San Francisco July 22 Federal inspectors conclude the disaster to the steamer Santa Rosa likely stems from negligence by Captain Faria and Third Officer Thomas. Thomas is said to be responsible for steering the steamer onto rocks and Captain Faria for exposing the crew to death risks.
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San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Faria
Thomas
Thomass
Nat Goodwin to Be Motion Picture Hero
Nat Goodwin, the actor, announced his intent to legitimize and star in the villa ins project. The announcement named an incorporation of a new company with Mag Will as president and pledged to produce plays and feature roles for the actor.
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Fox Ahysies
Mat Goodwin
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Uette Company of
Wilety
Witte
Will Tiepeeialy
Discovery of Center Landmark Near Populous Town
An odd landmark was located late yesterday eight miles northeast of There at the central point of the United States. Only a large toad was seen in the immediate vicinity as Professor W A Cougishall of Indiana University and party investigated the site. The spot will be first regularized by tradition.
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Hutdler
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates 75th Birthday Nears Solemn Jubilee
Congratulatory messages pour in from all over the world to Cardinal Gibbons by mail and telegraph honoring the venerable prelate on the eve of his seventy fifth birthday tomorrow, as he nears the semiservillennial anniversary of his ordination as a priest.
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Baltimore
Iing
Mall
Worll
Dramatic critics in Paris duel over a play
Paris July 22 Leon Daudet a dramatic critic and Henri Hernstein a noted French playwright fought a duel today. Four shots were exchanged with no clear result. Daudet and Hernstein were wounded once each as the combat ended, amid sharp criticism of Born swin's play by the two critics.
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Leon Daudet
Henri Hernstein
Altinon
Aude
Bornswin
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