Prominent Men Gather at Meeting of Bar Association
Montreal hosts the American Bar Association annual meeting with Supreme Court figures and notable U S lawyers. Frank Kellogg opens, citing California's anti alien land holding law and its treaty implications. Taft and Viscount Haldane attend and speak on closer U S Britain Canada ties and shared legal heritage.
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BAR Association
Montreal
Que
United States Supreme Court
United States
Har Pasociation
Frank HB. Kellogg
St. Paul
William Howard Taft
Viscount Burden Haldane
Great Britain
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Kellogg
California
Bept
England
Viscount Rich
Burden Haldane
Hich
Apyke
Lord Valdane
Idenia
Political and social turmoil sweep Mexico and beyond
General Mexico is swept by a wave of patriotism as President Wilson comments on Attorney General Medteynolds. The Pope bans slit skirts and Xray dresses. Dublin police clash with mobs wounding runners. The American Bar Association meets in Canada. Workingmen gain higher wages per a former Wisconsin congressman. Gompers forecasts global labor growth. A heroic wife rescues her husband from death by fire. Most Americans favor staying in Mexico while Jerome contends with Harry Thaw’s fate. Local expeditions to visit Indians, penitentiary transfers, and Labor Day observations noted alongside sports updates.
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Mexico
Wilson
Medteynolds
Pope
Dublin
American Bar Association
Canada
Cross
Berriesu
Berger
Wisconsin
Gompers
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Drew Caminetti
Patriotism sweeps Mexico as Independence Day parade planned
A wave of patriotism rolls through Mexico with pledges of allegiance and offers of service to President Muerte and the War Ministry. Plans call for a large September 16 Independence Day parade with about 20 000 marching. Military instructors are to be sent to a dozen cities and workers and bank employees join in preparations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Muerte
War Department
Morelos
Manual of Arms
Heliye
Severn Banks
Anld
Jerome plans to obtain thaw from Canada amid rescue amid fire
Jerome contends a plan to gain custody of Thin jedi and deport an escaped Matleawan refugee, with habeas corpus hearings looming. In New Orleans, Captain Hannaford was saved from a fire started by spontaneous combustion when his wife ran through the flames to rescue him, leaving him in critical condition.
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Sherdrooke
Jerome
Dominion
Thaw
Houead
Coaticook
Counser
New Orleans
Nesslan
W. B. Hannaford
Loop-tite-loop at 1200 feet thrills French air show
In Jiuvisy France Sept 1 Aviator Peroud achieved a dramatic aviation feat by looping the loop at an altitude of 1300 feet. He had begun from 3600 feet, pitched downward, then turned over and leveled at 1800 feet before regaining control, marking a sensational demonstration in France.
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Jiuvisy
France
Avister Peroud
Perond
Workingman’s wages rise while living costs outpace gains
Ex congressman Berger notes workers gain higher pay but can buy less than a decade ago. He cites stagnation in the labor movement, blaming the American Federation of Labor’s non-progressive stance and divisions with new groups like the Industrial Workers of the World and alleged Catholic-backed Militia. Milwaukee date line.
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Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
United States
Trades Union
Deen At
American Federation of Labor
International Labor Movement
General Labor Movement
Industrial Workers of the World
Chist
America
Records of Indians Love and War Songs Made Here
Wannamaker expedition members arrive in Pendleton to record phonographic songs and love and war chants of Cayuse Umatilla and Walla Walla tribes. A flag raising oath of allegiance and speeches by officials will mark the event with motion pictures and preserved phonograph records for a memorial.
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Wannamaker
United States
Pendleton
Cayuse
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Prew- Vent Wilkin
Secretary of the Interior
Usne
Adama
Ington
Idian
Joe Craig
National Brotherhood of North American Indians
Wepresiloit Secentary of Interior
Swartzlander
Fort Wadsworth
Tomato Day in Ft Lupton Celebrates King Tomato
In Ft Lupton Colorado locals marked Tomato Day with a townwide pause to honor the tomato crop. Residents showcased varieties raw and cooked in numerous forms highlighting a bumper crop expected this year.
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Colorado
FT. Lupton
Colo
King Tomato
President Wilson says warning not a call for U S action
Washington confirms Wilson's message was not an order for Americans to quit Mexico nor a pledge against intervention. He urged staying only if business risk stayed tolerable, while protest and pursuit of safety for citizens would continue. Reports note mixed exile and refuge patterns across Mexico.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Pacon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bry
Mexico
Stow Department
Torréon
Labor Day Observed With Bank and Office Closures
The article notes Labor Day on the first Monday in September, designated as a state holiday in Oregon and other places. Public offices and banks close in Pendleton, with larger cities showing stronger labor union celebrations and official recognition.
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Wil
Oregon
Pandleton
Delness
Cross and Barrieau In Good Condition in Vancouver 12-Round Bout
Leach Crose and Frank Bartieau the Northwest Lightweight are in good condition for their 12 round bout at the Brighouse arena in Vancouver. Each took a complete rest after arriving late from their hotels and neither has had time to train properly.
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Vancouver
B. C
Leach Crose
Frank Bartieau
Brighouse
Oth
Sonilay M“ither
East Oregonian Round-up Editions Offer New Souvenir Papers
The East Oregonian announces up to date Round-up editions in Pendleton. Four consecutive daily papers will be enlarged to at least 24 pages each, illustrated and full of Round-up news. Priced at 5 cents for the four mailed papers. orders urged with a payment blank.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Police in Dublin strike riots escalate after Larkin arrest
Dublin Sept 1 fierce rioting over tramway strike resumed with hundreds injured including 36 constables. More than 60 wounded. hospitals crowded. mass meeting barred. Police baton charges sparked volleys of bottles and stones as crowds rioted across the city after strike leader James Larkin was arrested on a warrant.
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Dublin
O'Connell Street
Beresford Place
Croydon Park
Fairview
Transport Workers’ Union
James Larkin
Larkin
Sackville Street
Gompers Sees Final Victory for Labor Men
Labor Day observances are described nationwide led by Samuel Gompers. He praised the labor movement for improving conditions and urged continued effort to achieve justice and better futures for workers amid celebrations in New York and other cities. The message emphasizes unity, persistence, and the ongoing fight against oppression.
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Iabor
Organized Labor Movement
Labor Day Parade Draws 7000 in Portland Observance
Portland workers parade in Sieeta marking Labor Day with 566 unions taking part. Afternoon events included athletic contests at Multnomah field as business paused. Many residents fled to mountains and picnic areas for rest and recreation. New York reports 3000 women in white dresses as the day continues.
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Pourland
New York
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Multnomah
Four men sent to penitentiary by Circuit Judge Phelps
Four men were taken to Salem by Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Strand after being sentenced by Circuit Judge G W Phelps. Edward Coulson led a larceny case against Harmonton Produce and Supply Co while Frank Miller Henry Geers and John Messer faced burglary convictions for breaking L G Frazier's dwelling. Coulson received two to five years. the others two to ten. Stubler, indicted for burglary and accused of forging a Cecil farmer's check, was found guilty and to be sentenced tomorrow. Additional trials scheduled include State v Br Keat Todhunter Des Owens and John Doe Saunders for assaulting Charles Morrison Carl Churchit and Roy Stuart. Will M Peterson to defend. Further trial set for John Davin case of wife desertion.
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G. W. Phelps
Salem
T. D. Taylor
George Strand
Edward Coulson
Harminton Produce and Supply Co
Frank Miller
Henry Geers
John Messer
L. G. Frazier
Coulson
Stubler
Lee
Cecil Farmer
Peters & Morrison
Holliday
Br. Keat Todhunter
Des Owens
John Doe Saunders
Charles Morrison
Carl Churchit
Roy Stuart
Will M. Peterson
John Davin
Dhe Xertur
Ty Ger
Slits and gowns spark gossip at Illinois reunion
Chicago women planned to attend the St. Marie of the Woods reunion near Terre Haute Indiana wearing the latest gowns and jewels to display wealth and status. Plans shifted as closets were rummaged and more modest outfits prepared for the event with high necklines and trimmed trimmings.
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Chicago
St. Marie-of-the-Woods College and Academy
Terre Haute
Ind
Ethan
Nhaht
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