China Should Put House in Order Reply
London reports Britain rejected Kellogg proposal for a new five power conference to settle China’s disorders. Foreign office indicated cooperation with interest powers would await China’s internal order and removal of extraterritorial rights before any talks.
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London
Great Britain
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Kellougkigue
Imellighan
Foreign Office
Helleye
United States
Che Ofiar Puwora
Nerselt
Wife Sues for Divorce Amid Turbulent Marriage
Agnes Hell sues for divorce from William Nell alleging cruel treatment and intoxication. The complaint states the couple wed April 4, 122 and she was driven to leave the defendant after extended distress. Court records show William Co. Bell convicted of rape and assault with prison terms served.
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Geoff. Miller
Williatk
Nell
Trent Moon
Wirgin Co
Bell
Opening Bids For Streets By City Commission
The Street Commission plans to open bids this afternoon for the reconstruction of multiple streets including Whadt and Anfortain. The project covers sections built of un lietty at W260 and will be completed before Potamne and Aumroit, with contractor details to be announced. Martin, the invalidate clerk, and his wife Jet travel from Millet, Pa, to visit relatives during the trip.
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Rautdin
Martin
Tatnsylvants Tettimat Toro
Millet
Santa Barbara Declared Safest Place in Earthquake Zone
Stanford University physics expert Dr Malloy Willis says Santa Barbara remains the safest U S city regarding earthquakes despite tremor activity He notes strict building rules and rigid construction standards protect the city and would mitigate damage if a quake occurred
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Gal
Santa Barhgea Sill
United States
Malloy Willis
Soology
Bragford University
Selamological Society of America
Willis
Willla
Santa Barbaraquake recovery effort speeds city healing
Santa Barbara moves toward quick rebuilding after Monday’s devastating quake. Fire crews cleared dangerous walls, authorities push mass inspections to determine safe repairs, and utilities restore service as residents await normal conditions and public safety guidance.
Officers in Philly Face Bribe Charge
A federal grand jury heard evidence of a Philadelphia liquor ring protected by city police. Names and details of involved officers were not released. The investigation, targeting illegal transportation and sale of alcohol, could implicate hundreds of thousands of dollars in indemnity bonds and the seizure of assets. The grand jury reconvenes July 10 to consider charges against 40 individuals and related corporations.
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Philadelphia
Geamdl
Eto
Washington
Friedman
Hia
Tila Alcohel
Grand
Friednan
Heat Hatches Chicken Eggs in Southern Arizona
In Yuma Arizona three eggs laid weeks ago hatched today as temperatures remained above 100 degrees. A story reported notes chicks emerged without incubator or brooders amid a prolonged heat spell in the region.
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Yoma
Ariz
Middle West
Arizona
Summer Back in Idaho and Midwest Heat Records
Weather notes say Idaho experiences summer return with warm readings. July temperatures rise across the Midwest and West as towns report highs and records, with Kan intrusions and Des Moines and Omaha cited. Reports describe July readings from readings around 60s to 100s, varied by location, including several cities in Illinois Kansas and Iowa.
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Onah
Bel
Chicago
Middle West
New York
Butler Grounds Hands Tied by Political Machines
Philadelphia faced blame for municipal failure as Butler denounced political machines in a commemorative address. He rejected political jobs and vowed not to pursue office, stating responsibility for public life lies with leaders beyond mere party influence.
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Satvly Smedley DB
Philadelphia
Teastean
Philadel
Reward For Colored Girl Heroine Sparks Notice
Nine year old Wella Taylor Trance Ctl saved a locomotive from disaster on the Hakerstown Weverton branch by signaling the engineer. Officials in Baltimore announce a possible reward if the investigation supports her courageous act as detailed in the Daily Mail.
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Magalug
Hakerstown-Weverton
Buatn
Tratman
Amos Haller
Gunman Kills Policeman in Boanokg Virginia Riot
Police report C H Morgan was killed and officers A M Smith and W M Torry wounded during a Northwest Boanokg raid. Authorities identify the gunman as a Negro suspect named Alheet Johnson. The incident occurred last night in the city as officers raided a residence.
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C. H. Morgan
A. M. Smith
W. M. Torry
Al‘heet Johnson
Morthwest
Morea Oe
Scranton Delegation Salient Check-Off Dispute Report
Delegates discuss a contentious check-off proposal tied to a long debated plan. Critics claim the recommendations from the Acacala Gime committee favor regional leaders and threaten fiscal burden, while supporters cite contract terms and wage measures as needed steps.
Floods Worst in Many Years at Warsaw in 1909 Inundation
Dispatch from War sa w reports floods described as the worst in years. Diapatehea from Cvlicla and Toschan say the damage has spread widely with significant losses across the affected region.
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Warsaw
Cvlicla
Toschan
Watts Thists Truth Jailed in Alleged Assault Case
Local report details Watts being jailed after a warrant for assault was issued against Charon Watts. He claimed innocence before the magistrate, denying possession of a weapon or squow, while witnesses testified to a half gallon jug. Judge Bawer criticized Watts for attempting to cage Leach, amid a tense hearing.
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J. Scott
Watts
Ella Wittiais
Braxton's Alley
Hemmelgea
Bawer
Leach
Hagerstown Leather Mat Company Incorporation
The Hagerstown Leather Mat Company has been incorporated with capital stock of 15000, comprising 160 shares of 100 each. Incorporators include C. Merritt Campbell of Hagerstown Bouck Pistonswale Williamsport and D Raymond Satvoly of Brooklyn N Y, formerly of this city. Hare & Chonn of Hagerstown, Inc. formed by Huon Li Masters Hagerstown Alfred G Hare Ardmore Pa and Howard W Ford Baltimore. The company located to: roouia! 1¢ -111, Young.
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C. Merritt Campbell
Hageratown
Bouck P. Tonswale
Wil- Hamsport
D. Raymond Satvoly
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hare & Chonn
Howard W. Ford
Baltimore
Young
Theft Twice Fails As Safe Drive Fails At City Gate
Police investigate a failed robbery at a West Church location on July 3 with alarms, guards, and vault security details. Dozens of safes damaged in Hagerstown area theft attempts. Archie Kolavy of Watergou sold to Boston National League Gladycatenby will report after Valley tournament.
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Alma
Hagerstown
Watergou
Hwa
Archie Kolavy
Star India Sonthpiew
Waterlos
Hagerstown Claims United States Youngest Grandmother
A Hagerstown resident is cited as the youngest grandmother in the United States at thirty years old. Her daughter is sixteen and the granddaughter is merely four days old, prompting a local feature on youth and family in a humorous tone.
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Hagerstown
United States
Wareham
Diwan Amd
Atte
Vici MiMlecoiap
Hse Ih
Ullal
Jane
Tad Spine Forrestion
Jin
Ofeon
Baptist Split Threatens Conference Formation
Fragmented notes describe tensions within a Baptist group amid plans for a new missional society. Unclear names and places surface, pointing to a potential split and organizational reformation challenging existing leadership.
President Confronts Coal Strike Pressure During Vermont Visit
A distressed President faces pressure over a coal strike as labor groups urge action during a Vermont vacation stop. Reports suggest organized opposition to a Washington meeting, while the president weighs relief steps amid heat and political tensions.
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