Chinese Rebels On March In Province Declares Separation
Hong Kong July 19 The governor general of Kwong-yong proclaims the province of Kwang-Tung has seceded from the central government at Peking. Canton is named as provincial capital and southern troops are to be led by the new governor general and commander in chief. He cites Yuan Shikai’s despotism and aims to safeguard property. Burgeoning conflict rises between Hong Kong and Canton.
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Dey
Min
Hong Kong
China
Kewang-Tung
Peking
Kwgng-yong
Canton
Yuan Shi Kei
Yuan Shi Kai
Federal cases in county jail await October term
Federal defendants John W. Myers and Cousins Hart remain in the county jail awaiting the October term of the U S district court. Myers faces charges of unlawfully claiming indemnity for a lost registered letter and mailing obscene material. Hart is accused of violating Internet revenue laws and selling whiskey without a federal license. Both were committed for court by federal commissioners in the eastern part of the state.
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John W. Myers
Cousins Hart
United States District Court
Orough
W. D. Bronty
Marcha. Myers
Moorefield
W.va
Misa D.E. Myers
Landes
Gran
J. Hammond Siler
Ile
H. A Downs
Olmstead Dies in New York Hospital
Marlin F Olmstead former congressman from the Eighteenth Pennsylvania district 1897 to 1913 died in the Eye Ear and Throat hospital New York after seeking treatment for a throat ailment telegram from his law partner A Carson Stamm announced the death surprising many in his Olmsted hometown of Olmsted.
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New York
Suits Filed Against City Over Water Overflow
Four damage suits have been initiated in the circuit court against the city over alleged overflow of water from Lee street. Plaintiffs Susan Gaylord J W Harbert and Martha Britton seek 500 dollars each while H F Fawcett sues for 100 dollars.
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Lee Street
Susan Gaylord
J. W. Harbert
Martha Britton
H. F. Fawcett
Surprise Storm Drops Heat In St Louis Blitz
A sudden uncharted storm swept St Louis early today, cooling the city by at least twenty degrees after the hottest day of the year. The brief storm broke the intense heat that had plagued residents in recent days.
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St! Louis
St. Louis
Louisville Rainstorm Breaks Heat Wave After Fatal Toll
A Louisville rain storm cooled the city after a two day heat wave, dropping temperatures from 80 to 64 degrees. Authorities report fifteen deaths attributed to the heat in the Louisville area and surrounding counties as the storm moved through the region.
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Yy Associated Prese
Louisville
Bank decision ends duties appeal on pulp imports
Washington July 19 Secretary McAdoo said no appeal will be filed against the customs court ruling granting free entries of wood pulp and paper to nations with favorable nations treaties. The treasury department must surrender 3,900,000 in duties as the privilege is extended to Canada.
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Froza
Washington
McAdoo
Customs Court
United States
Canada
Treasury Department
Field guns repaired for front in Guaymas siege
DOUGLAS Ariz July 1 The two largest of eight field guns captured from federals have been repaired at Cananca machine shops and are en route to the front for the siege of Guaymas General Obregon remains recovering from sun stroke at a Hermosillo meeting Col Alcero was chosen temporary commander Heyward Hickman is recovering from a serious measles case with nurse Miss Deris Tannett set to return home Sunday
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Sy Kasociavedemi Douglas
Ariz
Cananca
Guaymas
Obregon
Hermosillo
Col
Alcaaro
Heyward Hickman
Mist “Deris Tannett
First National Bank Lafayette Ga Fails Over Shortage
The First National Bank of Lafayette Georgia failed due to a large funds shortage. Acting Comptroller Thomas P. Kane named National Bank Examiner Thomas C. Dunlap as temporary receiver. The examiner found the bank insolvent with capital and surplus of 58,500 wiped out and will report details to the Department of Justice.
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Washington
First National Bank of
Lafayette
Gai
Thomas P. Kane
National Bank
Thomas C. Dunlap
Department of Justice
Examiner
Hail stones cause widespread damage in Marietta Ohio
A severe storm last night dropped enormous hail in Marietta Ohio. Windows and slate roofs were smashed and poultry and crops were damaged. Rural reports indicate corn fields ruined and total damage running into thousands of dollars.
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Marietta
Duluth Wins Substantial Part of Freight Rate Fight
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reductions on eastern first class rail and lake rates to Duluth Minnesota and ruled the present rates discriminatory. Duluth gains limit on first class East to 62 cents per hundred pounds and rail lake joint through rates to Chicago match those to Chicago. The inquiry found current East to Duluth rates unjustly favor inland markets and deprive Duluth of its lakehead advantage.
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Washington
Daly
Duluth
Tates
Chicago
Dulith
Nine silk tapestries show flowers and birds for Peace Palace
Tokyo July 19 Japan will contribute nine silk tapestries to the Peace Palace at the Hague. The works by Hobun Kikuchi depict blooming trees such as cherry and magnolia and flowers like lily and peony, with peacocks, pigeons and swallows. The two principal tapestries measure fifteen by sixteen feet and feature a peacock beneath cherry blossoms. Production began in November 1909 and has recently been completed.
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Japan
The
Hague
Hobun Kikuchi
Senate Lobby Committee Reviews Mulhall Letters
WULRALL Washington July 19 The Senate Lobby committee rested today with testian one third of Martin Mulhall's correspondence thus far identified Mulhall had left the city to return for reopening of the hearing Monday Chairman Overman will push the work of identifying the letters next week but it will be at least a week before the routine examination completes.
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Associated Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Tese Tian
Martin Mulhall
Mulhall
Overman
Treaty renewals discussed with Senate relations committee
Secretary Bryan held an executive conference with the Senate foreign relations committee at the Capitol. The Mexican situation was touched upon, but the primary object was renewals of arbitration treaties with Great Britain, France and other countries.
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Washington
Bryan
Senate
Capitol
Great Britain
France
Burial service for infant of Marian Goff held at Tin Plate
The infant son of Mr and Mrs W E Goff of Tin Plate will be buried at one o clock this evening in the Tin Plate cemetery following illness from cholera infantum. The funeral will be conducted by the local pastor and the family requests donations to the church in lieu of flowers.
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Marian Goff
W_ E. Goff
Waiting Policy Sought by Railroads and Unions
In New York July 39 the eastern railroads and unions weigh a waiting game on arbitration scope for wage disputes affecting forty five lines and nearly 100 000 workers. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors met after receiving a letter from railroad managers proposing to refer road grievances and workers wage demands to the new Federal board for mediation and conciliation.
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ORK
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsment
Order of
Federal Board of
Miss Carroll Gets Publicity In Bridgeport City
Joseph Johnnos of Bridgeport reports in the city today. Local notice highlights Miss Carroll and requests further publicity for her profile and activities.
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Joseph Johnnos
Bridgeport
Richards Construction Wins Meadworth Brook Projects
Twenty two Richards Construction Company has contracts to build twenty one dwellings and an amusement hall for Grassells Chemical Company employees at Meadowbrook. The project cost is about 410000 and the hall measures 32 by 84 feet with bowling alleys, a dining hall, and other amusements.
Fatal blast kills three men on Marlin's Bottom turnpike
MARUNTON July 1. Three men were instantly killed yesterday afternoon when dynamite blasting on the Marlin's Bottom and Dewsburg turnpike misfired. Fire head are, Dake Medsker of Bath county Virginia Roy Loan and John Keller of Pocahontas county were killed when a drilled hole jammed the dynamite and workers tamped it with a sledge and taming bar.
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Marunton
Marlin’s.Bottom
Dewsburg
Dake Medsker
Bath County
Roy Loan
Pocahontas County
John Keller
Tiree
Congressman Britten Visits Charleston Navy Yard Notice
Congressman Fred A. Britten of Illinois arrived at the Charleston navy yard with fellow naval committee members to inspect Atlantic coast fuel stations amid concerns over torpedo shortages.
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Arcaih
Boston
Mass
Fred A. Britten
Tilfnois
House Naval Committee
Charleston Navy Yard
Brittens
Atlantic
Stomach Trouble Fatal Toll for Hartland Toddler
Robert Gordon Meadows aged two years son of Girend dire Meadows of Hartland Tennessee died after a brief stomach illness. No funeral arrangements have been made as the child’s time came within the city limits and weather prevented travel.
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Robert Gordon Meadows
Girend Dire
Meadows
Hartland
Se on new ce commission members named
Reported reshuffle assigns James S. Lakin as chairman in charge of workmen’s compensation and steam railroads. Howard N. Ogden heads power, hydro and telecom bureaus. Charles H. Bronson leads common carriers. Wade C. Killebiel oversees public utilities including gas, electricity and water services.
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Newa
Jasece Commission
Aes
Charlenton
Howard N. Odes
Eile
Virgil L.laitee
Sion
Ogden
James
Sas
Rioting In Port City Sparks Disorder And Injuries
Fragmented eyewitness notes describe rioting near the Socialiat hall with sailors molested and a fire department captain injured. Protests led to arrests as authorities cleared the area and seized flags from crowds amid tense clashes.
Girl Killed by Lightning in Ches terville Storm
During a severe electrical storm in Chesterfield County this morning Grace Deem aged 14 stepped outside to disconnect a telephone wire to protect her home. Lightning struck two nearby poles, shattering them and killing her instantly.
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Fey
Fmets
Parksprsburg
Chesterville
This County
Grace Deem
Wireless Telephone In Tokyo and Yokohama Patented
Inventors have devised a wireless telephone apparatus with instruments installed aboard a ship and at two locations in Yokohama. Conversations were clearly audible at twenty knots out to sea and short messages were exchanged at sixty leagues. After further tests the department of communications will open the system for the public.
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Stein Se
Tokio
Yokohama
Department of Communications
World Wide Study of the Hook Worm
New York July 19 the Rockefeller foundation will conduct a global study of hookworm disease. Fr Murphy in charge of John D Rockefeller charity deliveries says there is no new gift of 100 million dollars and Ambassador Page referenced that sum by noting Rockefeller donated the income of 100 million to the foundation when it was incorporated. The foundation plans a worldwide study of hookworm.
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New York
Ambassador Page
Rockefeller Foundation
Fr. Murphy
John D. Rockefeller
Murphy
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundalion
Burke to Visit Jeffersonville Wagon Makers for Orders
Thomas W. Burke will depart tonight for Jeffersonville Indiana to visit Holzbog Brothers factory and order three Emitary garbage wagons for use here. If accepted by Mr Burke the wagons will arrive late in the week and be put into operation upon arrival.
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Thomas W. Burke
Jeffersonville
Ind
Holzbog Brothers
Eddick
Mr. Burke
Arive
Wilbe
Uipom
National Manufacturers hold 100000 letters on Mulhall case
Washington officials of the National Association of Manufacturers await a likely two week pause before Mulhall’s direct examination. The charges allege he aided campaign work and influenced legislation to help elect candidates, linking trade groups to political influence.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Mre Hain
Magiin
Molhall
Mulhall
Iad Ereet
Congress
Company Home Returns From Camp Dawson Maneuvering
Company K arrived home after a week at Camp Dawson. Captain Duncan Doughner and First Lieutenant Bred J. SBlun led the unit with Surgeon Te Powall n Pre among returning officers.
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Camp Dawson
Duncan Doughner
Bred J. Sblun
Te Powall
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