Maxwell Viewed as Roosevelt Running Mate In Irrigation Bid
National Irrigation Association figures discuss Arie Maxwell as a possible vice presidential running mate for Roosevelt. The move hinges on opposition or support during George Maxwell’s absence in the east as the Ogden Utah convention approaches. Maxwell, a California native, is tied to the Hanaueh Newlands act and irrigation policy, while P C Jackson of Laredo Texas pushes the Maxwell candidacy.
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Phoenix. Arie
George Maxwell
National Irrigation Association
Ogden
Utah
P .C. Jackson
Lomita
Tex
Maxwell
Eedore Roosevelt
Congressman Newlands
Roosevelt
Maxwell Ia
Star Dust Column Goes Offbeat in Kentucky Notes
The Star Dust column teases Breathitt county Kentucky life and local eccentricities. It mentions General Miles stepping down soon and a quirky goat mystery tied to Luke and Puystrup, with odd poems and word plays about domestic science and a Nashville style news spoof.
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Luke
D. M
Luke Restill
Puystrup
Unclear Dreamlike Musings On Weather Trust and Escape
Fragments reflect on imagination and rest amid doubt about weather forecasts. The speaker muses on longing for a vacation and recalls Noah’s era as a caution about relying on forecasters. The tone hints at uncertainty and introspective longing rather than concrete events or names.
Guardian Appointed for Feeble-Misted Ranch Mother
In Superior court this morning J. Salmon a rancher was made guardian of his mentally challenged wife due to her incompetence to sign papers. He seeks control of her estate to sell the ranch and provide for their two children, while the mother struggles with understanding and care needs. Their son and daughter assist as a caretaker role is discussed.
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J. Salmon
Beatie
Wedding Tonight At Labor Carnival Grounds
A Turkish wedding is announced as the main event at the Labor carnival grounds with a priest and stage performer Hindi Sheriff officiating. Local contests include a shaving race won by Caesar Guercio in 35 seconds and a boxing match where Leo Polioalee drew blood but lost in the wind-up. Amateur acts struggled with stage fright while Mrs Huntley and Skinner drew crowd interest.
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Dervieh
Caesar Guercio
Palma
Leo Polioalee
Aplelers
Mm. F. Huntley
Skinner
Labor Strikes Escalate Across Europe and Russia
Reports indicate strikes in Berlin and Aug Labor strikes spread through Russia with over 260000 workers involved. Incendiary fires and rioting cause extensive property losses, estimated at not less than 24000000 dollars in 24 large towns. Insurance costs have risen sharply, up 66 percent in many cases.
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Berlin
Russia
Explosion on Cruiser Tritton Kills One Injures Four
A marine disaster in Plymouth England reports an explosion in the boiler room of the cruiser Tritton at sea near a lake. One sailor was killed and four others were injured.
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Plymouth
England
Place Cruiser Lake
Kaw River Flood Strikes Kansas City Bridges
Heavy Kaw River flooding disrupts the city with rapid water levels eroding supports and washing away the James Street bridge while hundreds of workers rush to shore up temporary spans and prevent debris from breaking away.
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Kansas City
Kaw River
Debria
James Street
Moore Investment seeks permit for Whitcomb building addition
The Moore Investment company seeks a permit to add three stories to the Whitcomb building at Second Avenue and Union Street. Plans filed with the city building inspector show an improvement cost of 145,000 and a total building use for store purposes.
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Second Avenue
Pike Street
Sarah FE. Abt
Fred J. Filtie
Fair
Whitcomb
Union Street
Moore Investment Company
Cied
President Roosevelt Receives Baron Von Sternberg at Sagamore Hill
Baron Von Sternberg and party visited Oyster Bay and met President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. The diplomat recalled Ambassador Von Molleben and presented credentials while Loomis and Col. Sime assisted. The president praised Von Sternberg and spoke warmly of their shared friendship. Mattie H. Tuell seeks divorce from H. C. Tuell on grounds of non.
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Oyster Bay
Tiam von Sternberg
Loomis
Col. Sime
Logation
J. Weet Rootevelt
Sagamore Hill
Louis
von Sternberg
Roosevelt
Ambersan der von Molleben
America
Mattie HK. Tuell
H.C. Tuell
School Board Plans Three New City School Buildings
Preliminary talks for three new school buildings in the city, including Hemcon hill East Queen Anne hill and Green Lake, to be funded from bonds voters approved. Contracts may be let next spring with about 400000 in bonds unused. The committee may weigh buying the Bummer hotel site at Mast Beattie for an industrial school but rejects it due to unclear title and local opposition.
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Hem Con Hill
East Queen Anne Hill
Green Lake
Lt Te
Bummer
Mast Beattie
East Beattie
Missouri enacts quaint auto law with odd punishments
A story from Moo about a new automobile statute that imposes fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and sentences up to six months for violations. Drivers must carry lights, whistles, and not exceed nine miles per hour, with special rules when encountering women or children and horse drawn vehicles. Missing person Ole Lareen is noted in Interbear.
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Jep Panaon
Missouri
Teginiatuire
Ole Lareen
Interbear
Lareen Sare
Hurley an Embezzler in Butte and Nome Scandal
C. J. Hurley, once a leading Butte businessman, faces an eight thousand dollar embezzlement charge from Montana Hardware Co. A warrant issued by Sheriff Quinn seeks his arrest. Hurley later worked at First National Bank Seattle and was posted to Nome. Ellen Creelman, Beattie Kindergarten head, holidaying in Skagway, reportedly lectured on Child Education there after a reception in Nome.
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Butte
Mont
Quinn
C. J. Hurley
Montana Hardware Co
Harley
Nome
Flest National Bank of Beattie
Seattle
Clark
Northwest
Ic i
Hurley
First National Bank
Mies
Ellen Creelman
Beattie Public Kindergarten
Skagway
Miss Creelman
Help Wanted at Tidgwoey Hiding Academy Stable
Male applicant sought for stable work at Tidgwoey Hiding Academy on 15 EB Columbia. Young man preferred for duties in horse care and stable maintenance. Apply with character references to the academy office.
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Tidgwoey
Columbia
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West
John Alexander Elijah Dowle
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Wall Street
Miles
Stecks
Piptown
Steve Heckin
McCordeville
Talyman
Leavenworth
Peshesiin
Pierre County
Josh
Chief Sullivan
United States
Cotton
Mediterranean
Brooklyn Navy Yard
The
Washington Agricultural College For the
Pimper
Gance Creek
Thern
Oregon
New York
Dank
Seattle Times
Fred J. Eitle
Baron von Sternberg
Mercer Hotel
Chicago
Aus
Beattie
Madison Street
the People’s Bargain Store
the Leader
Will Prior
Janet A. R. Zita
Anono
Cooke
Blanke
Peecereterrr
Hianke
New Mown Hay
Matthews & Belection
Pneueno Keauctor
Lana
iFine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture (Incorporated
Frederick & Neilson
Madison, Spring Sts
Chickering
Kimball
H. M. Cabie
Pease
Jet
D. S. Johnston Co
Burke Building
J. Aronson
Great Northern Oil Company
Washington
Starr-Boyd Building
Chapman
Aire Yar
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