Patmont Not Dead Found Near Rib Lake Wisconsin
Rev Louis Patmont the missing dry lecturer from Detroit was located in Rib Lake Wisconsin with Rev C L Milton confirming identity. He described wandering since June 15 after a strange warning that he would be killed if he remained in Detroit. He has traveled to Kansas City Minneapolis and northern Wisconsin and is states of mental distress, with concerns someone is following him.
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Louis Patmont
Westvills
Ill
Detroit
Mich
Rib Lake
C. L. Milton
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Milton
Gordon Klapp
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Klapp
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
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Huerta Unafraid Of Rebel Attack Near Puerto Mexico
Huerta shrugs off rebel advances as constitutionalists loom nearby, while his military guards extend outposts to shield the city. The fugitive ex-dictator spends most time at the railroad and appears unfazed. In Washington, Bryan expresses confidence a peaceful agreement will move Mexico City’s government to the constitutionalists.
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Huerta
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Strike Looms in Two Big Leagues
New York July 20. Drastic action looms as players in the National and American Leagues consider a strike or walkout if the National Commission rejects the fraternity ultimatum over player Kraft of Newark. Ban Johnson declares the American League ready to wage war, predicting club closures and heavy fines for violators if the order is enforced.
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Amer
Fultz
National Com
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Sal
Kraft
Nashville Southern
Newark
Money Bag Jibe May Cost Title
London reports Waldorf Astor is angry at his American daughter in law over a money bag remark and may abandon his title ambitions. The Astor saga and London wit reflect his failed dukedom pursuit and recent newspaper sales. Philadelphia notes two school chums marry the same man, then Stilwell Creek Beavers at 108 dances in Stilwell Oklahoma.
Rail commission urges broader Hepburn clause extension
Washington July 2 The interstate commerce commission recommended further dissociation of private business and railroads to Congress after investigating transportation of cost and oil. It urged extending the commodities clause in the Hepburn rate law to all traffic, noting the delay in returning the report due to missing evidence from the New York Central.
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New York Central
Bodies of Winters girl misidentification sparks doubt
Dr William Winters of Newcastle Ind questions Urbana Urbana Urbana discovery as private detectives claim a Florida to Champaign trail led to a body dug from a potters field. The exhumed remains reportedly lay 13 months in a cemetery vault before unclaimed burial.
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William Winters
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Urbana
Nicholas Larry
Jacksonville
Fla
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Larry
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Hanmore
Davis
Katherine
Florida
Champaign
Bryan in Attack Upon Roosevelt
Lincoln Neb July 20 In a signed statement in the current issue of the Commoner Secretary of State Bryan vigorously attacks Theodore Roosevelt for his criticisms of the administration and promises to say more when the former president becomes more specific on foreign policy The ex president has commenced his attack upon President Wilsons administration but if his first speech is any indication it is an attack that need not be feared Those who listen or read will note he has a double reason for being displeased The first reason is that Wilsons progressiveness sealed Roosevelts fate in the last campaign The democratic convention chose progressive candidates instead of a reactionary and democracy came into power The democratic party has made good and is so progressive there is no room for another progressive party The ex president is not quick to forgive those who thwarted his ambitions and he has this grievance against the president The second grievance is that he desires to be a can
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Didate
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Pittsburgh
When Huerta Fled Mexico City Six Million Rumor
During the flight from Mexico City rumors claimed Huerta carried away six million dollars in drafts on European banks. The report notes speculation without official confirmation.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Bryan Claims Roosevelt Has No Chance If Tariff Stands
In a Pittsburgh speech, William Jennings Bryan argues Roosevelt cannot win while backing the current tariff and the Democratic administration. He accuses Roosevelt of failing to reduce tariffs, mismanaging trusts, and relying on Wall Street for currency ideas, noting campaign funds from corporations.
Snake Swallows a Locket in Des Moines Gift Mystery
Denver reports Harry Godfrey killed a large snake and found a small gold locket inside after skinning it. The locket bears a stone setting and the engraving F. M. IA. to E. G. R. dated June 1, 1803, Des Moines, Iowa.
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Colo
Harry Godfrey
F. M. IA
Des Moines
Weather Forecast for Rock Island Area
Fair and warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness Tuesday. 7 am temp 71, yesterday’s high 87, low 67. Light wind, no precipitation. Humidity 60 percent at 7 pm and 78 percent at 7 am. Water stage 9.5 with a 0.6 drop in 48 hours. Venus Mars evening stars. Saturn Jupiter Mercury morning stars. Delphinus or Dolphin rising near due east at midnight.
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Moline
J. M. Sherier
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Parties Bow to King Over Peace Plans in Britain
London reports a king called a round table conference with leaders of all parties to discuss Ulster crisis. Asquith says Speaker Lowther will chair talks on Irish government. Bonar Law loyally accepts command. John Redmond remains wary of the plan amid Irish nationalist tensions.
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England
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
House of Commons
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Lowther
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John Redmond
Anderson Fails to Identify Suspects in Mc Chesney Case
St Louis July 20 Seven members of the Industrial Workers of the World were released after Anderson failed to identify any of them in the attempted assassination of Felix Anderson assistant to President Mc Chesney of the Terminal Railroad association. Physicians hope for Anderson's recovery but will not remove the bullet for several days.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Felix Anderson
McChesney
Terminal Railroad Association
Anderson
Rebels attack Cape Haitien repulsed by troops
In Cape Haitien on July 20 rebels launched a strong assault repelled by government forces from 3 to 5 am. Many killed or wounded and prisoners taken. In Port au Prince martial law is in effect with the government reporting control of the situation from Washington dispatches.
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Western Federation of Miners opens biennial convention
Denver July 20 The Western Federation of Miners begins its biennial convention with focus on the Butte local split. Nine delegates from the loyal remnant attend as a compromise is rumored. Amalgamation talks with the United Miners of America also begin. Cassius C. Jones dies in Rockford at age and position noted.
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Wears Old Hat For Suffrage Lake
Chicago suffragists show self denial to fund the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Grace Wilbur Trout urges saving before August 15. many will skip luxuries, buying no new hat, cranking cars, or new cameos. Funds target states voting on amendments this fall. Medill McCormick forecasts at least $5,000 per campaign state.
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Ill
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Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinois Woman's Suffrage Association
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
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Kenneth McLennon
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Medill McCormick
Campaign Finance Committee
Henry Spencer Faces Hange in Wheaton Murder Case
East St. Louis Illinois July 20 Henry Spencer sentenced to be hanged at Wheaton for the murder of Mrs Allison Rexroat a tango teacher was refused a stay of execution by Justices Carter Farmer Dunn and Vickers of the Illinois Supreme Court who met yesterday Justice Carter had the opinions of Chief Justice Cartwright and Justices Craig and Cooke Spencer's attorneys filed a petition for a rehearing at the October term of court.
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Henry Spencer
Wheaton
Allison Rexroat
Carter
Farmer, Dunn
Vickers
Illinois Supreme Court
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Craig
Cooke
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Judge Sentences Son of Old Friend in Larceny Case
Pueblo Colorado July 20 Judge Charles Essex faced a moral clash when sentencing Tom Thurston son of his boyhood chum after a guilty plea for larceny The judge urged sobriety pledges and imposed a minimum 18 month penitentiary term for the young offender The case highlighted personal ties affecting judicial decision making and the hope of reform over punishment
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Col
Charles Essex
Tom Thurston
Thurston
Tom
Warrants Issued for Mine Attack Suspects in Green Wood
Green Wood Ark July 20 Warrants charging murder arson and rioting were prepared today by Prosecutor Little for the arrest of several persons said to have taken part in the attack last week by unionists and sympathizers on the Prairie Creek mines. Samuel Thomas mine guard testified he witnessed the killing of two guards and is to appear before the grand jury today.
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Samuel Thomas
Caillaux Trial Opens in Paris Murder Case
Paris jury and public fill the palace of justice as Mme Caillaux faces wilful murder charges for the Calmette killing at Figaro. Doctors may testify on post shooting treatment while her husband Joseph Caillaux, ex finance minister, attends. The case centers on motive tied to Calmette's attacks on Caillaux.
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Victims of Explosion Expected to Recover
McCulley and Dunlap, farmers from south of town, remain in critical condition after a threshing engine explosion on the M farm Friday afternoon. Initial fears of fatal injuries eased as both men show signs of recovery.
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M McUulley
William Dunlap
M Farm
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