Uprising Reported in Nueva Vizcaya Philippines
In Nueva Vizcaya a reported uprising against the government prompts swift constabulary deployment. Led by Simeon Mandac, former Ilocos Norte governor and fugitive, Mandac holds Solano as authorities doubt the rebellion’s seriousness. Mandac once used a deadly "third degree" interrogation. convicted of homicide, he fled parole.
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Manila
P. I
Nueva Viscaya
Simeon Mandac
Ilocos Norte
Mandac
Solano
Bayonong
West Coast Saengerfest Draws Renowned Vocalists
Vocalists from across the far West and beyond arrive in San Francisco for a four day saengerfest by the Pacific coast German singing societies. Participants include singers from New York St Louis and San Antonio with Arthur Claesson leading a 3000 voice chorus.
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San Francisco
Far West
Pacific Coast
New York
St. Louis
San Antonio
Pacific Saengerbund
Arthur Claesson
Water Company Opposes September 6 bond Election
The Water Company challenges a proposed September 6 vote to authorize issuance of eight million dollars in bonds for a municipal water plant construction. The dispute centers on authority and public finance procedures affecting the election’s validity.
Chicago to Offer Two Year High School Course
Chicago announces the first two year high school program in its public schools starting this month. The shortened course aims to reduce dropouts caused by financial and time constraints as only a small percentage of students graduate from four year programs.
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Chicago
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission delays lemon freight rate cut
By order of the Interstate Commerce Commission the reduction in freight rates on California lemons, set to take effect today, has been postponed to November 1. The cut drops from 1 15 to 1 per hundredweight and applies to eastern points.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Georgia Democrats Endorse Hoke Smith for President
Atlanta, Sept. 1. The Democratic state convention adopted a resolution endorsing Hoke Smith former governor and Cleveland cabinet member for president declaring him eminently fitted to perform the duties of the high office.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
United States
Child Born to Mrs B Clark Hyde in Custody Case
Kansas City Missouri September 1 the long awaited birth of a child to Mrs B Clark Hyde whose husband is serving a life sentence for murder arrived this morning. Dr Hyde was not at the bedside when the boy was born but arrived two hours later escorted by deputies. Dr Hyde then returned to jail after a two hour visit.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas Swope
Strikes in Spain Loom as Bilbao Faces Turmoil
In Bilbao on September 1 Oklahoma? no. Workers are exhausted and angry. Collisions with police and strike breakers occur as many factories close and harbor work stops. Troops form a cordon to block striker entry from other districts. In Saragossa twenty two workers groups declare general sympathy strike. Madrid weighs state of siege in response to Bilbao unrest.
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Spain
Bilbao
Saragossa
Madrid
Mrs George Fowler Plans Move to Socorro to Visit Son
Mrs George Fowler prepares to move to Socorro for the winter to spend time with her son who attends the New Mexico School of Mines.
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George Fowler
Socorro
New Mexico School of Mines
Oregon plan appears to govern Nebraska senator election
Omaha dispatch notes that the Oregon plan will likely determine the United States senator from Nebraska. A majority of both parties have pledged to vote for the candidate with the most primary votes, aligning with the people’s choice in the general election.
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Omaha
Neb
Oregon
United States
Burkett
Nebraska
Fred C Hunt Leases Armory for One Year
The Board of Regents of the Armory and the War Department approve a lease granting Fred C Hunt use of the Armory as a play house for one year from September 1. One night weekly is reserved, likely Monday, for drill or use by the Light Battery. Chairs remain loose to clear the floor as needed. Hunt currently rents space in the Lyric for one more month.
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Board of Regents
War Department
Fred C. Hunt
Hunt
Roosevelt Pushes Federal Workingmen's Compensation Plan
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to Kansas City workers endorsing federal legislation for workers compensation and employers liability. He argued injuries and deaths in industry require government funded compensation and blamed no one for opposing wage cuts when enforcing protections. He stressed fairness and government responsibility for injured workers.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Roosevelt
Colone Roosevelt
Roswell to Move Theatrical Venture to Armory
The Roswell project will shift to the Armory after a mid month move prep. The gun sheds for the battery storage will be ready then. Manager Hunt plans a first class Armory playhouse with a picture machine on off nights and three to four top attractions monthly.
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Hunt
Roswell
el Paso
Fort Worth
Dallas
Judge Pope Plans Stay in Roswell Through Election Day
Telegram from Judge Pope says he will remain in Roswell until Wednesday morning to vote in the election Tuesday, then travel to Portales for a Wednesday morning court. He praised industrial fairness and pledged to support decently run enterprises. Roosevelt Visits Kansas City and Missouri in tour with speeches and school address.
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Dustrial Enterprises
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Kansas
Kaw River
Missouri
Offer Could Woo Former President To Lead In China
Dr. Giel cited an anti baby movement in China led by opponents of the child emperor’s rule. The text suggests confidence the offer might entice the American ex president to abandon his struggle with local bosses to become leader in the flowery kingdom.
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Giel
China
Placing Responsibility For Ohio Lynching
Licking county grand jury in Newark reports the July 8 lynching of Detective Carl Etherington to rest on the mayor of Newark the Licking county sheriff and the Newark chief of police all of whom have resigned or been deposed. Fifty eight indictments were returned by the grand jury in connection with the lynching.
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Ohio
Newark
Licking County
Grand Jury
Dry
Carl Etherington
Crusade Against Hobble Skirts Sparks Church Edict
Newark Sept 1 Rev Peter Henry pastor of First Reformed Church Groveville N J orders no woman wearing hobble skirts admitted to his church He denounces the fashion as a sartorial travesty and says any woman who wears it should be spanked He calls wearers walking balloons lunatics and Godless.
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Newark
N. J
Peter Henry
First Reformed Church
Groveville
Henry
Washington forest fires quenched by heavy rains
Seattle reports all fires in Washington forests are out or under control after heavy rains soaked the western slope of the mountains. The steady downpour halted active blazes across the region.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Roswell Registration Totals Reported for Two Precincts
The Roswell boards of registration for Precincts 1 and 2 filed their books with the probate clerk and county recorder and posted the lists. Total registration across both precincts is 2391 with 1509 in Precinct 1 and 882 in Precinct 2, though overlap between precincts is suspected.
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Boards of Registration of
Roswell
Campaigners Return From North County Engagement
G. A. Richardson and Green B. Patterson of this city and John I. Hinkle of Hagerman returned last night from a successful campaign up the road and over the north end of the county.
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G. A. Richardson
Green B. Patterson
John I. Hinkle
Hagerman
New York Population Seen Near 4.56 Million in Growth Estimate
Washington reports the census bureau will release Greater New York's population, estimated at 4,563,604, a 32 percent rise. Brooklyn stands at 1,634,351, up 467,769 or 40.1 percent since 1900, signaling New York's near rival status to London.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
New York
London
Brooklyn
Good driving horses at City Livery The Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City stock market report dated Sept 1 notes cattle receipts of 6000 with 1500 southern, steady market. Prices listed for native and southern cattle, stockers, calves, western and dairy cows. Hog receipts 5000 with strong market and ranges for bulk, heavies, packers and lights. Sheep receipts 6000 with steady market for muttons lambs and yearlings and fed western sheep.
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Kansas City
Marriage Licenses Issued to Olive and Scott Couples
Marriage licenses issued to Chester C. Clappert and Miss Isabel McAuley of Olive New Mexico and Walter E. Whitfield with Miss Cordelia Magness of Scott New Mexico. The latter couple will wed Sunday at Scott by Rev Hayes formerly of this city.
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Chester C. Clappert
Isabel McAuley
Olive, N. M
Walter E. Whitfield
Cordelia Magness
Scott, N. M
Scott
Rev. Hayes
City
Roswell Weather Summary September First
Local Weather Bureau report for Roswell New Mexico notes a 6:00 am observation with max 78, min 63, mean 70, precip 0.01 inch and wind from northwest. Cloudy conditions with a forecast for generally fair tonight and Friday. Extreme data show last year’s high 90 and low unspecified, while 15 year records list max 97 and min 56 in various years.
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Roswell
N. M
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