Johnson Poised in Six Round Fight Says Trainers
At Ricks Training Camp Jeffries shows mood and stamina as trainers estimate Johnson will last six rounds while Burns foresees sixteen. Cornell calls it an endurance test with midriff blows decisive. Jeffries hikes ten miles then plans a boxing session as Johnson telegraphs home and prepares to depart for Chicago after the event.
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Betting on Jeffries Johnson Fight Opens Favor Jeff
Chicago June 25 betting on the Jeffries Johnson fight shows Jeff as favorite at odds of five to one and three to one on Johnson remaining even money as bets flow in.
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Governor Says Fight Will Be Stopped If Cheating Starts
In Reno on June 28 Governor Dickingon declared he would act immediately against any fakery in the upcoming fight. He named Captain Coy of the state police as his personal representative for the event and said promoters have complied with prize fighting laws. The governor expects to attend.
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Victim of Young Taft’s Auto Improves in Beverly
Beverly, June 28. Michael Thisth, hurt by young Taft’s machine yesterday, is improving today. The president wired him hoping for his recovery. Mrs. Taft and Helen arrived at the summer capital today and the president comes tomorrow.
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Assassin of Premier of Egypt Is Hanged
Cairo June 29 Abraham Wardut son of Gowtroy Pasha the premier of Egypt was hanged this morning The government prepared for nationalist demonstrations which mingled with the crown in great numbers All officials were excluded from the jailyard but there was no disorder
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Discoverer of Fraud Must Wait for His Reward
Washington June 28 Because only £10,000 is in the government moiety fund Richard Parr who was awarded $100,000 for discovering the sugar frauds at New York will have to wait until the next session of Congress for his money He will probably get ten thousand in a few days but the remainder will be appropriated later by Congress.
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Senator Memery of Louisiana Is Dead
New Orleans reports the death of United States Senator MecErnery a native of Louisiana and Civil War veteran who served as a Confederate lieutenant and held the Senate since 1897. He was 72 years old.
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Hindus Deported From San Francisco Under Immigration Probe
Eighty Hindu laborers were deported after an investigation into the Hart North immigration commissioner's ruling that allowed many Hindus to land. A complaint to Washington prompted Special Commissioner Watts to send work results, leading to the deportation.
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Flood Hits White Borg. Dozens Homeless in Valley
Heavy rains over two days flood the valley of the middle fork of Meaver creek near White Borg Kentucky. Scores of families lose homes as water washes away dwellings and livestock drown. Hundreds flee to higher ground after two cloud bursts add to the deluge.
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Wickersham Talks to Tanvard Lawyers
Cambridge June 25 Attorney General Wickersham spoke to Harvard Law School Association on legal education and government problems. He described federal power growth via the Interstate Commerce Commission and lamented the Supreme Court’s crippled condition delaying daily decisions. He favored railway legislation and discussed tobacco and Standard Companies accused as trusts.
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Maryland Educators Convene Forty Third State Teachers Meet
In Ocean City Maryland the State Teachers Association opens its forty third convention today and will run through Friday with educators gathering for sessions and discussions.
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Utah Bandits Hide in Caves After Rail Robbery
June 25 report says fourteen suspects surround Litthe mountain shore of Lake Believe Quarry, with bandits believed hid in caves. Express company notes losses under $500. robbers hoped to seize valuables from a first section train. Suspects fled west in a rubber-tired vehicle, pursued by Ogden-area authorities near Slaterville, about 15 miles west, at 4 oclock yesterday morning.
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Sently’s Alaska trip clarifies rail policy praise for Taft
June 28, Sener of Rulin Loeb New York arrives en route to Alaska with his family for a pleasure trip. He reports general good financial conditions and praises Taft’s midroad bill as clarifying railroad obligations. He admires Roosevelt but knows little of his plans. four weeks in America with family are ahead, harvest season near.
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Policemen on Tacoma Railway Fare Showdown
In Tacoma June 28 police ride on street cars in the ten cent fare zone to enforce a five cent fare, a move that pits citizens against the railway company. Mayor Fawcett earlier placed officers on cars dedicated to pay, triggering a crisis. The supreme court ruled the company is entitled to only one fare, within city limits, and today transfers were refused to those who paid the extra nickel.
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Swarte Family Heads to Seneile for Summer Stay
Henry Swarte and his family left this morning for Seneile. Mr Swart will stay a couple of weeks, while the family plans a summer at the coast.
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Wireless airship adrift as bonds bond
George H Parker, headwireless magnate, is jailed on a federal mail fraud warrant. He was held on $20,000 bond after a Des Moines letter sparked the case. Parker asserts no merit, noting his stake in United Wireless Telegraph and loans to stockholders. The arrest follows similar actions in New York against executives linked to the company.
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Airship Is Wrecked Near Tug Accounting
Berlin reports an airship wreck near Tug tonight after a message hub indicates the vessel was damaged. Officials confirm details are preliminary and investigating the incident and its cause.
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Deutschland liner in danger as high winds hinder rescue
In Dusseldorf on June 28 a German liner with 46 crew and passengers lost control in a gale. The vessel Deutschland was last seen off OvamAbreek being driven by strong winds and feared to have descended after the ascent. Rescue efforts faced extreme danger as weather prevented a safe landing and messages were broadcast to coast stations.
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Luftschiff Deutschland mission delayed by storm
Reported voyage of the airship Deutschland is interrupted as a storm delays departure from its port after three days at sea. Forecasters predict possible failure. Promoters remain hopeful despite warnings, while weather unsettles the venture and crew faces extended sea time.
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Cantielis Famous Clubhouse Closed at Saratoga
Saratoga reports say Dick Canteli s famous clubhouse has closed after a long run. The building, once famed for gaming and dining, now sits with doors and windows nailed shut and its future unclear as authorities and Canteli dispute reopening.
Grand Jury Opens With Eight Men Charged in Larceny
The grand jury convened this morning to investigate charges against eight men, mostly for larceny. The group includes one African American, two Indians, and five whites. Notable cases include FL W. Gillingham facing exposing charges and several others jailed or out on bond. District Attorney Phelps indicates the session will be brief with few new matters, and no local option law violations are pending.
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Bomb explodes in crowded Buenos Aires theater
Buenos Aires June 28 reports say a bomb exploded at the Collar theater during a play. Three hundred men were jailed as authorities hunt for the bomber. Eight people died and many were injured as a panic was averted when the orchestra played the national anthem. A reward of fifty thousand dollars is offered for information.
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Battle over Oklahoma capital move heats in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma June 2 The second move by state officials to block court interference with removing the capital to Oklahoma City was argued today Attorney General West presented the second demurrer to the petition for an injunction against removal The case remains in state court but could go to federal courts if injunctions are denied Federal authorities say they will wait for state court ruling.
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Wordiest Congress on Record Sets New Totals
Washington June 28 The recent Congress was the wordiest on record with the Congressional Record totaling ten thousand pages and statesmen uttering about 16 800 000 words. Some 27 065 bills were introduced in the House and 8 800 in the Senate, many pension or private claim measures. The Senate ratified three treaties and confirmed 10 000 presidential appointments, a historic tally.
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New York State Music Teachers Convention Opens
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 25 several Windred music teachers arrived for the three day state convention. Five HoneHrts chief Minny tested arte with any peers, will be sheep during the coming three days. The event marks the twenty second annual gathering.
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Senators to Investigate Matters in the West
Washington June 25 The western subcommittee on judiciary matters led by Senators Borch Frown and Stane will travel west in July to probe several issues. They may review the accusation by Dr EB Perrin that he was visually convicted and improperly treated by U S Attorney Devlin and Special Agent Burns in a land fraud case.
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Hight Fans Crowd Solons Out of Berths
Washington June 28 many senators and congressmen riding westward were forced to take upper berths as fans crowded the Reno bound train. Congressman Needham of California was the only official who found a lower berth, several days ahead of departure.
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Porter Charlton Arraigned for Murder in Jersey City
Porter Charlton was arraigned today and held in custody until July. His attorneys said no habeas corpus or writ of error will be sought, seeking a delay to gauge the government's stance on extradition, with general belief that extradition is unlikely. Charlton appears unnerved.
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School Clerks Prompt in County Reports
County School Superintendent Welles says district clerks have been prompt this year in sending in annual reports. At present all but three reports are received. one delay was due to an accident. Previously many reports arrived slowly.
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Browne Jury Out Ninety Hours in Bribery Case
In Chicago on June 28 the Browne bribery jury broke the deadlock record after 60 hours of deliberation. Judge McSurely refused to interfere unless the division became hopeless, and he planned to discharge or reconvene as needed. Browne defended himself, denouncing the district attorney amid continued deliberations.
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Marry Nay Say College Girls
Wellesley graduates face future plans with only eight of over two hundred intending to marry or become mothers. Class secretary notes one third will teach, one third stay at home, two seniors plan farming as Tetin prices rise. authorities feared the news would upset Colonel Theodore Rongevelt.
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Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Cambridge Amid Health Rumors
New York June 28 Theodore Roosevelt departed Oyster Bay for Cambridge. He shook hands with everyone aboard the train. A reporter sparked a false story of a throat operation, though no official source confirmed any procedure.
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Delton Kappa Session Opens in Chicago
The Delton Kappa Session begins in Chicago marking the American Society of Engineers annual convention for the first time since 1872 with a 5,000 member base and a run through June 18.
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Suit Branded Nonsense by Commander Peary
Ratholyph Francke’s Berlin suit, set for a hearing today, is branded nonsense by Commander Peary. An attorney will represent Francke seeking dismissal of the case.
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