Meek Germanys Noted Contralto Sings at Eilers House
Meek presents Germanys famed contralto Madame Schumann Heink in a program at Eilers Music House celebrating its 25th year. Performances include a Peerless picture machine demonstration and a German concert with selections by Schumann Heink and Brahms as part of free concerts starting at 2 40 PM at Ellers Revital Third and University.
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Germany
Eilers Music House
Edison
Madame Schuink
Ellers
Cloudburst at Denver Triggers Massive Flood Aftermath
A cloudburst in Denver on July 15 caused extensive flooding with one confirmed death, two missing, and a woman and a boy reported last seen in flood waters. Officials expect further fatalities as districts are searched and damage estimates rise to between 1.0 and 4.0 million dollars.
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United Press
Denver
Cherry Creek
State Capitol
Union Depot
Los Angeles Mayor Hero Saves Woman From Truck Hooves
Mayor Alexander is hailed as a hero after he leaped from his automobile and dragged Ada Johnson to safety when she swooned at a congested street intersection and nearly fell under a team of truck horses. He risked his life to save her.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Alexander
Ada Johnson
Wilhelm
Minnie
Olice
Vait Vance
First Step in Archbold Trial Reported to Senate
Washington July 15 The House prosecutors in the impeachment of Judge Robt Archbold of the United States commerce court formally reported to the Senate the action of the House in adopting the charges against the jurist. This notification marks the first step in the formal trial before the Senate.
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House
Robt. W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Senate
Mitchell Speaks at Bainbridge Island Chautauqua
A large audience attended the Chautauqua on Bainbridge Island where labor leader John Mitchell spoke for two hours on labor and the eight hour law. He argued unions protect women and cited aid already given. The Central Labor Council hosted a reception in Mitchell's honor yesterday.
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John Mitchell
Mitchell
Central Labor Council
Eagles Prepare for State Convention at Eagles Hall
Local Eagles plan a three day state convention beginning Thursday at Eagles hall at 7th and Pine. About 2000 visitors are expected for the event with Friday’s highly competitive drill featuring 72 teams contending for the prize.
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Eagles’ Hall
Pine
The Liberty Bell Prepares The Nation For Freedom
The old bell rang out a cry that the states are free, signaling national joy. Soon politicians and financiers moved in, shaping events as the moment of freedom arrived.
Progressives in Conference Chart Paths for Third Party
Progressive leaders meet in Washington hotel to discuss the third party. Roosevelt electors favored. views vary on strategies within or outside regular parties. L Frank Brown and Hugh C Todd engage in platform talks. nine superior court incumbents seek reelection. filings noted for judge Frater and others as more candidates emerge.
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Heeiever
Ucket
L. Frank Brown
Superior Court
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Biefinns
Seattle
Leadville
Colorado
Grange
Good Roads
Conservation
Fred
Frater
Ter Enire Fesch
Samuel Morrison
Frank
Griffiths
Eggs to day in the city streets echo old quip
An old woman asks what eggs are to day and a child replies they are little things with shells around them. This brief dialogue appears in the Los Angeles Evening Herald reflecting a wry city humor.
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Los Angeles Evening Herald
Treasury estimates penny circulation at 131861 million
Treasury officials estimate that there are 159131861 pennies in circulation.
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Washington
Treasury
Wild Road Trip with Mrs Brown and Mr Brown
A narrated automobile incident features Mrs Brown inviting Mrs Smith for a drive with Mr Brown at the wheel. He urges silence as they speed along. A rough bump causes disturbance and Mr Brown shouts to keep quiet while mentioning Mrs Brown’s absence.
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Brown
Cloudburst Devastates Guanajuato Cities Killing 1000
United Press report says cabinet meets with President Madero as Guanajuato province endures floods that wipe out towns. Up to 1,000 dead, $20 million in damage, famine risk, relief trains planned, 2,000 laborers dispatched, and communications crippled.
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United Presse
Mexico City
Madero
Guanajuato
Highwayman Robs Three Men on 2nd Ave West
A lone highwayman held up A Patlin of 2107 28th Ave W Peter Jorgenson of 2413 W Crockett and J Johnson at 2nd Ave West Saturday evening. He obtained only 2.55 dollars.
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W. Newton
A. Patlin
Peter Jorgenson
W. Crockett
J. Johnson
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