Decide 10 keep troops on border
Washington July 3 a two hour conference between Acting Secretary of State Bacon and Ambassador Creel produced an understanding to avoid neutralities on the Mexican border. Military authorities will keep two troops of the Third Cavalry at Helio, with one half troop returning to Fort Clark. General Albert L. Myer will decide further moves. no new deployments are expected, but preparations remain possible if needed.
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Mexico
United States
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Creel
Third Cavalry
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Department of Terns
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Bean Springs
Rio Grande
Elko Hosts Begin 10 Come Dallas Elks Convention
Advance guard of Elks arrives in Elko for annual reunion next week. Grand Secretary Robinson of Tawa attends. Court of honor completed and turned over to committee. Streets decorated with flags and lights as preparations peak for record attendance, expected around 50,000 visitors.
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Elks
Grand Secreacy Robinson
Tawa
Elks' Court of Honor
Roof Collapse Kills One Injures Forty At Dunst Site
In St Petersburg on July 9, a roof under construction near the Dunst building collapsed into unfinished floors. One worker died and 40 were injured, with 49 others requiring treatment.
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St Petersburg
Dunst
Campbell addresses Devine picnic crowd in Arlington
Governor Campbell arrived in Arlington and spoke to about 6000 people at a picnic ground in defense of his administration and the laws passed by the last legislature after a reception at the Commercial club rooms.
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Devine
Arlington
Tex
Governsr
Campbell
Commercial Club
Markets Tug Wheat Prices Edge Higher Amid Choppy Trading
Markets show a further advance with July and October futures noted and quotes for wheat and oats. Prices listed include various grades and contracts, reflecting uneven trading and limited moves as Kansas City reports mixed results.
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Kansas City
Meeting to discuss peril to our trade and Brownsville links
San Antonio business men plan a meeting tonight at the Business Men's Club to improve handling facilities with Brownsville. They note shipments to Brownsville outpace inbound from San Antonio and call for rail and transport upgrades. Garland B Miller of Walterias attends for the Falfurrias road plan. The Texas Boosters club excursion from Fort Worth, costing 130, may draw many locals.
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San Antonio
Elvh
Brownsville
Here
Houston
Galveston
San Atonio
Garland B. Miller
Walturrias
WAGE WAR ON THE INTERESTS IN TEXAS JUSTICE
Special to The tihe from Fort Worth Texas reports that after the defeat of a constitutional amendment, Texas attorneys including Satgn Brows of Anelin plan to take the issue to the state legislature. They argue corporations and railroad lawyers influenced votes at the Fort Worth convention to block Texas justice and waste state courts. A large campaign against the interests is planned.
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Tex
Newt
Texas
Fort Worth
Fire devastates Luna Park and hotels at Coney Island
A blaze swept Coney Island destroying Luna Park Dreamland and Steeplechase Park structures. Firefighters tackled the flames as units battled the inferno early today. Damages estimated at $250,000 with multiple hotels threatened before containment.
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Coney Island
New York
Dantara Joseal
Coney Jat
Favor Urge Hotels
Luna Park
Bridge Collapse Toll Rises in Cologne Disaster
A bridge over the Rhine in Cologne collapsed today during construction work. At least 14 people are dead, 11 bodies recovered by noon, with nine missing and many injured. Rescue teams search the water, and authorities investigate the cause of the failure.
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Cologne
Colosgna
Fire claims life in West Mud tenement blaze
A fatal fire early today in the West Mud tenement district killed a person and left others injured. Firefighters battled the blaze, with neighboring residents reporting dense smoke and rapid spread through the building.
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Mags
Uly
Mms
Brujaor
Aasually
Tenement
Hogeo Dlistrict
West Mud
Death at 222 Dallas Street Bogy Found Dead
John L. Bogy, 38, a prescription clerk, was found dead on the porch of his apartment at 222 Dallas Street by milkman B. oc. Williams around 10 PM. Doctors and police suggest death by heart attack, noting he recently moved his drug store and was last seen in good spirits. Bogy’s family ties include a mother and sister in St. Louis. remains likely to be sent there for interment beside his wife.
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B. Oc. Williams
Dustice Fis
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Fisher Drug Store
East Houston Street
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Maher
Bory
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Bary
May Fisher
Tim
Baggany
St. Louis
Bogy
Tore
Pale
Min Tay
Bell
Samuel Kock
Seattle
Wash
Brown Palace
Senator Mc Creary
Kentucky
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Urey W.oodson
John J.imards
Missouri
Soldiers Arrested as Deserters in Local Action
The polling department reports May Rote and J. J. Jonan arrested as alleged deserters from the United States Army. The record cites Rolte departing from Hott, Clark and Jones from Laon Springs as linked to the case, details unclear due to damaged text.
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Avetih
Tos Dvigo
Tho Poling Department
May Rote
J. J. Jonan
United States Army
Rolte
Hott
Clark and Jones
Laon Springs
Bryan Platform Spokesman Reads Drafts in Denver
Oklahoma mouthpiece and resolutions committee chairsperson weeps in Denver over Bryan drafts of pranks later improved by Nebraska input. Governor Haskell reads Bryan suggestions and most are adopted in platform committee decisions.
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Oklahoma
Resolutions Committee
Denver
Bryan
Gov. Haskell
Platform Promises and Labor, Justice, and Family News
A lengthy 1890s style political platform excerpt discusses courts upholding liberties and the judiciary, emphasis on impartiality, anti contempt provisions, and labor protections including wage rights and eight hour work on government projects. The passage ends with a birth notice announcing Mrs John J. Rockefeller II gave birth to a son yesterday at the Rockefeller summer home, the couple's third child.
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Dar Harbor
Didy
John
Rothefeller
Rockefeller
Local Weather Logwith Forecast and Temp Range
Weather forecast for the vicinity notes Friday and Saturday with morning at 8 o'clock. Expected low around 72 and high near 94 degrees. The record of temperatures today compares with last year, showing general heat trends and continued patterns.
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Injunction on Labor Plank Guards Workers Rights
Denver July 9 A Democratic platform plank would treat labor disputes like other cases with injunctions and jury trials. It calls for an eight hour day and comprehensive employers liability act while seeking railroad rate control by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Railway unions protest the notice requirement as impracticable.
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George S Wllams
Massachusetts
Alton J. Parker
New York
Jerry Sullivan
Town
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
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Brean
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Plapk
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Roosevelt
Taft
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Interstate Commission
Convention Thrills With Expectation of Big Events
The Democratic National Convention opened with a vast, eager assembly anticipating presidential nominating speeches and a platform. Delegates discussed final cues for ballots as Henry D. Clayton of Alabama was named permanent chairman amid loud cheers and a festive mood.
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Bryan
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Tuinola
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Bell
Raather
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