Rabid Radicals to Climb Hill at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay July 6 Colonel Roosevelt announces that several of the country’s rabid insurgent leaders are coming to Sagamore Hill for what appears to be the most important meeting since his return from abroad. Names not released. Roosevelt weighs Ballinger controversy before deciding how to respond.
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Poindexter Visits Oyster Bay as Roosevelt Era Fights Grow
Miles Poindexter arrives at Sagamore Hill amid talks of a split within the Republican ranks over Ballinger. Poindexter, an insurgent aligned with Pinchot, declares opposition to Piltinger and announces plans to run for Washington senatorship. Roosevelt's involvement looms as Governor Hughes arrival is anticipated.
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Tell Troubles to State Arbitrators
Columbus, July 6. State board of arbitration begins testimony after hours of wrangling over procedure. Union leader Charles Miller describes a May 7 plan by Columbus Railway and Light to construct a fortified, electrified “fort” at Milo barns with barbed and copper wires. He says union members were discharged after rear end collisions, while nonunion workers were spared. Browst challenges Miller's charges.
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Longworth Enthusiastic On Tariff Reform Lessons From Massachusetts
Nicholas Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s son in law, argues that educating the public on the Payne-Aldrich tariff strengthens the Republican party. He cites a Somerville, Massachusetts rally with Senator Lodge where about 1,500 inside and 8,500 outside heard explanations reducing misgivings about tariffs and praising the tariff commission as a first step in defining a protective tariff.
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State Lines Report on Regional Industry Output
Missouri produced 27,723,260 cornea pipes, marking a large year for the sector. Nevada for the first time in years yielded a marketable amount of quicksilver. Oregon sees over one million rose trees planted since the Robe Pestival association moved. Minnesota river power capacity is projected to be insufficient, with less than a third currently available for use.
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Promoters Get Large Returns From Reno Boxing Fight
Tex Rickard reports 270 775 total receipts for the arena with 18 000 attendance. About 1 600 over the fence, 15 760 paid admissions, and 760 comp tickets. Johnson defeated Jeffries and heads east as Corbett and Berger join him. Jeffries plans ranch return.
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Bar Fight Pictures Spark Local Opposition Across Cities
Washington chief Major Sylvester sponsors a country wide push to bar Jeffries Johnson fight footage from DC venues citing crime risk. Cincinnati Mayor Sobwab and Canton Mayor Turnbull echo fears, condemning the exhibition as harmful and possibly misleading to the public.
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Jose Madniz leads MIBET 10 in How We Use for the Yankees
Jose Madniz, president of MIBET 10, outlines a guide on usage for the Yankees. The plan emphasizes strategic methods, management roles, and practical steps for team operations and fan engagement.
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Yankees Unpopular in Latin America
New Orleans July 6 anti American sentiment spreads through Central America. Zelaya influence fuels hostility in Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and El Salvador with Guatemala favoring the U S. Salvadorean protests and plans for demonstrations against American interference. police protect consulate and Americans amid warnings of possible attacks.
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First Yale grants master of arts to Jane Addis
Woman's World notes Jane Addis, head of Lull House in Chicago and president of the national conference of charities and correction, received Yale’s first ever master of arts degree at commencement, applauded by a large audience as she accepted the parchment from President Hadley.
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Settlement notices for multiple probate accounts across July hearings
Notices announce hearings on July 12 1940 and July 14 1910 for settlement and final accounts of executors administrators and guardians including H M Greer Charles Murray Elizabeth Ackley Emma Keefer and Geo W Tulloss with dates times and judge Patrick A Berry in probate court.
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Final Account of John Phebipy Executor Hearing
Third and final account details for Albert We Phillipe as executor of John Phebipy appear for probate. Probate Judge Patrick A Berry set hearing for Tuesday July 12, 1916, to review the estate.
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Teachers Continue Sessions at National Education Meet
Boston coverage outlines sessions of the National Educational Association convention with speakers from Harvard Wisconsin and Nebraska. Highlights include talks on vocational industrial and secondary education led by A Lawrence Lowell J L Russell and James W Crabtree. Also notes on local notices and a baseball score in Zanesville.
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