Widow of H H Rogers Dies on Diner
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers widow of the Standard Oil magnate died suddenly today in a dining car en route from Bretton Woods New Hampshire to New York. Captain H H Rogers her son was notified.
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New York
James Osborne
Europe
Justice Goff
Whitman
H. H. Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Bretton Woods
N. H
New
A Rogers
Newver
Stephenson of Wisconsin Aide Reports Senator Stephenson Ill
Escanaba Mich Aug 10 Dispatches say United States Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, stricken while fishing near Watson, is not as seriously ill as first thought. A physician, arriving by special train, cables that the senator only has a bad cold and minor stomach trouble, and will continue the fishing trip.
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Escanaba
Mich
United States
Iasac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Watson
Stephenson
Three Cornered Governor Race in Idaho Primary Fallout
Ida Aug 30 report states Paul Ase Stone, a progressive who lost the Republican nomination by 15 votes, will not contest the recount. He withdraws in favor of John M. Ht, giving him the GOP nomination. The three cornered race continues as the Progressive Party nominates H. D. of Payette by petition.
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Posse
Ida
Paul Ase Stone
Stone
John M. Ht
H. d of Payette
Catholic Churches to Lead New York Labor Demonstration
Cardinal Parley leads New York City churches in a major labor rally planned for next Sunday as the first step in an anti socialism campaign. More than 100000 laborers have been invited to participate.
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New York
Cardinal Parley
New York City
Legal clash over Multnomah district attorney post
Governor West names H. M. Betlerly to fill the Multnomah county DA job, triggering Cameron to file quo warranto in circuit court. Cameron vows to issue warrants of arrest until the court decides who holds the office.
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Portland, Or
Multnomah County
West
H. M. Beterly
Portland
George J. Cameron
Cameron
Chauffeur Burned in Garage Fire at Portland Scene
Portland Oregon August 30 P L McNeal a chauffeur was seriously burned when the garage of Robinson and Courier burned with damage estimated at thirty thousand dollars Fire crews battled the blaze destroying the structure and leaving McNeal injured.
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Portland, Or
P. L. McNeal
Robinson and Courier
Shirley Kellogg Praised For Perfect Legs At Winter Garden
Shirley Kellogg, a demure New York singer, is hailed for the most perfect legs in the world. She stars at the Winter Garden dancing on the suspension bridge above the audience, drawing loud applause. She admits she dislikes tights and wore them only this year.
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Shirley Kellogg
New York
Winter Garden
Miss Kellogg
Actress Rona Marston Wins Alimony Awards
Reno court awards actress Rona Marston wife of Leo J Bell 225 dollars for railroad fare 75 dollars monthly alimony 260 dollars attorney fees and 60 dollars deposition coat in her alimony battle. The couple married in Los Angeles where they both acted in a theater company before touring San Francisco.
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United Reas
Reno
Rona Marston
Leo. J. Christal
Leo J. Bell
Christal
Monterey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Protests Over North Trunk Sewer Assessments Continued
About 100 property owners from Interbay to Magnolia Bluff appeared before the council to protest sewer assessments. The hearing was continued for one week while street paving orders were issued for Post Street and Fifth Avenue areas. In Denver, Joseph Butler, 19, committed suicide by asphyxiation after a period of food deprivation, a diary indicating his distress.
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Interbay
Magnolia Bluff
Post St
Fifth Av
Virginia
Vinest
Lenora, Bell, Blanchard, Battery and Wallats
Fourth Av
Denver
Joseph Butler
Butler
Hungary Moves to Prevent Race Suicide Law Takes Effect
Vienna reports Hungary becomes first nation to adopt a practical anti race suicide law. Passed in July the measure pays government officials above a rank 200 crowns per year for one child 400 for two and 600 crowns for three or more per year, roughly 150 dollars.
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Vienna
Hungary
United States Demands End to Colon Police Brutality
The State Department demanded Panama police reforms after a clash in Colon left a civilian dead and several U S soldiers and civilians seriously wounded. Ambassador Dodge requested removal of Colon police chief Quijano and Police Captain Delaosia to end abuses against Americans.
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United Reas
Washington
Colon
United States
State Department
Panama
Dodge
Quijano
Delaosia
Sisters Reunite After 54 Years in Washington
Mrs. Wm. G. Moore of Washington and Mrs. Libby Langton of San Francisco and Honolulu, sisters, celebrate a long awaited reunion after 54 years. Four generations of the Moore family attended. both women were brides at a double wedding in 1853 and separated soon after.
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Washington
Wm. G. Moore
Libby Langton
San Francise
Honolulu
Weir
Moore
Langton
Walsh Nominated for U S Senator by Montana Democrats
T J Walsh of Helena nominated for United States senator to succeed Dixon. Samuel R Stewart of Virginia City nominated for governor. Convention endorses woman suffrage direct primaries and a corrupt practices act.
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United Preas
Great Palle Ment
T. J. Walsh
Helena
United States
Jos Dixon
Samuel R. Stewart
Virginia City
Trial of Mrs. Marie Nivens at 616 Spring Street
The trial of Mrs. Marie Nivens for conducting a disorderly house at 616 Spring Street reopened today. Police Judge Lilbaugh Patrolman T P Boyd and Sergeant Zimmerman testified the house was under observation for several days before the August raid, with defense proceedings beginning this morning.
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Narse Nivens
Spring Et
Lilbaugh
T. PF. Boyd
Sergt. Zimmerman
Matthews Back From East Sees Brightening Business
Dr. Mark A. Matthews moderator of the Presbyterian church of America returns from the East with a positive view of improving business conditions. He notes election uncertainty but reports a hopeful mood among business men about better times regardless of the outcome. A train poll shows 47 Wilson, 29 Roosevelt, 11 Taft votes.
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Mark A. Matthews
Presbyterian Church of America
East
Matthews
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
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