Haldane Address on Anglo American Unity at Montreal
The Montreal address by Viscount Haldane, lord high chancellor of England, outlined Britain's policy and urged unity among the United States Canada and Great Britain. Francis Rawle of Philadelphia announced the official statements and approval by Sir Edward Grey. Haldane spoke of a possible world society built on shared language and interests and the aim of reducing armament through gradual international faith.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Montreal
Viscount Haldane
England
Francis Rawle
Rawle
New York
Edward Grey
Lord Haldane
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Engineer Miller and Flagman Murray Held in Wallingford Crash
Engineer Miller of the White Mountain Express and Flagman Charles Murray of the Bar Harbor Express are detained in New Haven after a Wallingford collision that killed 21 and injured 40. An Interstate Commerce Commission probe will open tomorrow. bail was refused and counsel denied. Coroner Mix oversees a closed inquest with witnesses unnamed.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Miller
Inggecet
New Haven
Conn
White Mountain Express
Charles Murray
Bar Harbor Express
New York, New Haven and
Martford
Wallingford
Mix
New Haven Road
Witheser
Tnat Kwaa
Murray
Intesstate Commerce Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Ite Traine
Terry
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen
Murmy
Wreck Comment Sparks Rail Steel Car Debate
St Louis and San Francisco officials deny passenger deaths on their line since wi-steel cars. In Chicago, a Pullman official calls claims steel sleepers are not being produced due to economics, insisting steel can meet demand and accusing directors of blocking replacement to save dollars.
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ST. Louis
Sept
New Haven
San Francisco
Chicago
Pullman Company
Pullman
Wedding Above the Clouds at Moscow Mountains Summit
Ernest Burnett and Miss Martha Taylor of Pullman were married in a ceremony atop one of the Moscow mountains about fifteen miles east of Pullman. The wedding was conducted by Marley Jackson, pastor of the royal Christian church, in a dramatic high-altitude setting.
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Martial
Pullman
Ernest Burnett
Martha Taylor
Moscow Mountains
Marley Jackson
Royal Christian Church
Airship Plans First Regular Passenger Service
Roy Kalb Enshue conducted a successful flight in a large passenger dirigible from Placida, California, with two passengers and 2000 pounds of extra weight. The craft rose 600 feet, circled the city for 20 minutes, then returned to base, signaling intent to start a regular service to nearby beaches and mountain resorts.
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Pladena
Cal
Roy Kalbenshue
United States
Pendleton Denied Carnegie Library Funds
The Pendleton commission in charge of Carnegie library grants has refused, citing the Sturgis Library fund as the reason. Pendleton, already with a city library fund, is told it should not expect further Carnegie support despite local efforts. The Sturgis endowment set aside five thousand dollars for city library use, now effectively doubled, influencing the decision.
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Pendleton
Carnegie Library
Sturgis Library Fund
of & P. Sturgis
Carnegie
West Alta
West Webb
Grumman
Sawdyt
Tedhunter
Craig Hurt
Thaw Denied Temporary Stay as Immigrant in Canada
Harry Thaw, fleeing from Mattewan, described his route to Pittsburg via Rochester New Hampshire and Beechers Falls Vermont before arrest. The board ruled he is not a transient tourist and must be treated as an ordinary immigrant under the Immigration Act. He testified with doctors present while his lawyer argued against declaring him insane, saying he remained calm and cooperative.
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Maticawan
Pittsburg
Coaticook
Quebec
Board of Inquiry
Harry Thaw
Canada
Jack Johnson
Justice Hutchinson
Thaw
Robertson
Immigration Board
Traw
Mattewan
Rochester
N.hl
Stochester
Beecher Falls
Coatscook
St. Hermingside
W. ©. Shurtliffe
Phyatdlane
Detroit
Army Aviator killed in fall at North Island San Diego
Lieutenant Moss Love of the United States Army Aviation Corps was killed when his Army bi plane fell about 300 feet and landed on the hard ground in center of North Island San Diego Bay where the army aviation schools operated. Sailors from the fleet nearby brought the city the startling news. Love, considered a capable aviator, apparently lost control of the machine and died instantly.
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San Diego
Moss Love
United States Army Aviation Corps
North Island
San Diego Bay
Army
Love
Jack Johnson Seriously Injured in Taxi Collision
Report from London states Jack Johnson sustained a severe back injury when his car was struck by a taxi. The taxi driver was jailed without bail. Attending physicians fear possible spine damage.
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London
Jack Johnson
Puginlet
Four Japanese killed by Chinese troops in Nanking riot
Tokyo reports four Japanese casualties at Nanking amid riots. Several shops were looted by riotous soldiers. Japanese foreign officials protested vigorously to the Peking government as Tokyo press condemns the flare up with tense bitterness and anger toward China.
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Tokio
Nanking
Kaiyer
Peking
Toklo
China
Regular Sampson Turns Out to Be Sawdust Load
A Puget Sound agent watches a wagon loaded with sacks that seem to contain wheat but prove to be filled with sawdust. The man misleadingly juggles sacks onto the wagon, impressing the observer before revealing the deception. The incident unfolds at Main and Court streets as the driver reloads the load.
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Hercules
J. E. Montgomery
Puget Sound Company
Main
Court Streets
Court
Matin
Montgomery
Morgan not to hang as governor weighs reprieve
In Salem Oregon Governor Weat informed Susie Morgan of Richmond Kentucky that her son Robert Morgan condemned for killing Virginia Hart of Condon Oregon will not be hanged tomorrow. The governor remains undecided on commuting or reprieving the sentence.
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Salem
Ore
Weat
Susie Morgan
Richmond
Kentucky
Robert Morgan
Virginia Hart
Condon
Oregon
Morgan
Waspish Fight Over Catsup Bottle at Local Eatery
Brown and a Chinese man clashed after drinking at the Horseshoe restaurant. Brown used a catsup bottle in the confrontation, leaving the Oriental with facial cuts. Both men were arrested. bail posted, Brown fled and forfeited bail, the Chinaman released after innocence shown.
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Brown
Kearney
Russell
Head Clerk Also Removed at Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls Oregon September details show Postmaster Clyde H Brandenburg asked to resign after a Washington Department order. J B McAllister head clerk removed from service following earlier suspension. charges of incompetency cited in the ruling.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Clyde H Brandenburg
Washington
J. B. McAllister
Klamath Fails
McAllister
Brandenburg
Pope receives audience despite illness in Rome
In Rome on September 4 the pope, though ill, received an audience from Cardinal Fordal and pilgrims from Milan. His physicians have strongly advised a period of complete rest.
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Rome
Fordal
Milan
Thaw disputes Canada immigration act status
General news item outlines Thaw claiming he falls outside Canada immigration act. Also reported are violent incidents in Asia and local investigations, with coroner’s inquest and legal proceedings pending. Other notes include travel feats, library matters, and regional updates.
East Oregonian Round-up souvenir editions advertised
The East Oregonian promotes Round-up souvenir editions for Wednesday through Saturday of Round-up week. Each 24 page edition promises new material with show news, historical sketches, and past championship records. Four evening editions priced at 25 cents will be mailed to any address with postage paid.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Land sales at Neg Perce agency include four tracts
Four Indian land tracts were sold at the Neg Perce agency in Lapwal. A 40-acre lot between Lapwal and Caldesar went to William Beearth for 2604 dollars. Larham pur purchased a 40-acre tract in Tom Beall for 2212 dollars and 10 cents. EB Jacques bought 60 acres near Culdesac for 4702 dollars and a 40-acre tract for 2508 dollars and 50 cents. None had improvements beyond fencing.
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Lapwal
Neg Perce
Bliss
Caldesar
William Beearth
Larham
Tom Beall
EB Jacques
Culdesac
Fencine
Thompson Vanishes. Police Say He Is Alive
Kansas City dispatch reports police abandoned foul play theory regarding Paul H. Thompson deputy fire commissioner of Nebraska. Investigators now believe Thompson is alive and disappeared voluntarily after his bloodstained coat and hat were found near the municipal wharf.
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Munter
Kansas City
Paul H. Thompson
Nebraska
Thompson
You can't convinces a young widow that Hehming won't strike Arlen
A terse local item notes a conflict involving Hehming and Arlen. The text suggests a warning about potential danger, with emphasis on avoiding a repeated strike in the same location. No further context or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Hehming
Arlen
Greeks Accused of Atrocities in Bulgarian War
Sofia reports publish letters from Greek soldiers and officers alleging massacres of Bulgarians and village burnings during July fighting between Bulgaria and Greece Servia and Montenegro. The letters dated July 11 to July 15 are printed in Greek and French translations. Separately a Stockton worker wears a combination trouser and skirt suit.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Greece
Servia
Montenegro
Raziog
Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency
Pankhurst to Tour U S in October for Suffrage Talks
London reports Militant suffragist Misa Edmeline Pankhurst will spend October in America. Organizer Jean Wickham sails Sept 11 to help arrange the visit. Pankhurst will lecture on suffrage gains in England, white slave traffic issues, and sexual health, in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and other eastern cities. She is currently at Trouville France recovering from hunger strikes.
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London
Misa
Edmeline Pankhurst
America
Jean Wickham
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Trouville
France
Peace talks progress and Vera Cruz passage surge
Washington dispatch reports William Bayard Hale sees US peace proposals near success with Huerta potentially capitulating gracefully and seeking a friendly successor. In Vera Cruz the Ward liner Reparanza sails at capacity with refugees, while John Lind notes Mexican negotiations unchanged and refugees head to New York for later sailings.
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Mexico
Washington
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
Hale
United States
Huerta
Ward
Reparanza
New York
Walk of 1900 Miles Completed by Girls
Prin ces Leach and Mary Coyne finished a 1900 mile walking journey in Los Angeles after traversing five states. The Denver girls plan to return to Denver, traveling through Arizona and New Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Princes Leach
Mary Coyne
Denver
Arizona
New Mexico
Pacific Coast Points To Be Charted And Sighted
Washington September 4 Senator Poindexter announced a resolution to charter and light all Pacific coast points still uncharted following the loss of the steamer State of California.
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Pacific Coast
Washington
State of
California
Poindexter
Wreck at Angels Flight injures nine on incline cars
Thirty people returning to homes near the Reza center were involved in a crash when the cable broke at Angels Flight. Firemen cut away wreckage to rescue passengers. Nine suffered cuts and bruises. one car rushed downhill into a twin car.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bate of Angels Flight
Caminetti Tells His Story To Jury In Defends Case
In San Francisco on September 4 the defense began presenting Caminetti’s testimony. He described fear of threats from Maury Diggs’ father and the Diggs family against him and other witnesses. Diggs’ uncle Chariton Lanely allegedly warned threats to kill if any relationship continued. The judge denied a defense motion to acquit Caminetti and set two hours of argument per side, with a likely verdict by tomorrow afternoon.
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San Francisco
Drew Caminett
Diver
Defensa
Caminetm
Diggs
Chariton Lanely
Mian Warrington
Digna
van Fleet
Caminetti
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Pankhurst
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