Tariff Bills Up This Week Congress Shows Disposition To Get Down To Work
Congress moves to adjourn early by removing tariff as a major issue. Senate will tackle the sun dry civil and coast administration measures, with the wood tariff, excise tax, and sugar tariff bills set for votes. House expected to rejoin tariffs and pass the cotton bill as part of a busy week. Government finance delays loom as appropriation bills miss July 1 deadlines. Adjournment prospects hinge on Archbald impeachment, possibly August. Plan to grant Taft temporary canal toll authority is discussed if needed. House to vote on Theron Catlin ouster report amid Democratic support.
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Bellefontaine Child Pulled From Creek Rescue at Bridge
On July 22 in West Liberty, a child named Elaworth Englished aged 5 fell into a mill race stream while playing near a bridge. Mrs. A. G. Steinberger sprang in and rescued the boy, pulling him from the water.
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Roosevelt To Break Long Silence In New York Address
Roosevelt plans a morning speech at Metropolitan Tower to address provisional county chairmen of the National Progressive Party. Temporary chairmen of congressional district conventions were invited to join the county leaders at the conference at state headquarters.
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Man Drowned Cleaning Drain At New York Building
Robert Kingella a Nemo Corset Company porter was drowned while clearing a five inch drainage pipe. Refuse in the pipe corner of the roof created suction that pulled his right arm into the pipe and pinned him beneath sixteen inches of water. colleagues could not free him.
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Robert Kingella
Nemo Corset Company
Satory
Kinpella
Murderer’s Death Inquest Linked To Slaying Case
In Alientivo Pennsylvania on July 23 Eria Behaefer, sought by police over the murder of Miss Lovina Price and the shooting of William Free in the girl’s rooms, died by his own action. The incident ends the case against Behaefer, whose death closes the inquiry into the two violent acts.
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Lovina Price
William Free
Lehigh Moustela
Dayton Denial of Rumor on Ohio Constitutional Amendments
John Kirby Jr, president of the National Manufacturers' Association, denies that Ohio manufacturers are organizing to defeat the proposed constitutional amendments. The comment addresses circulating rumors and affirms unity among manufacturers regarding the reform measures.
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John Kirby, Jr
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Ohio
Five Men Who Will Manage Wilson Campaign
Five of the men chosen to run Woodrow Wilsons Democratic campaign are pictured here. From left to right: Joseph E Davis of Wisconsin the national committee secretary congressman A B Burleson of Texas William G McAdoo of New York the man who built tubes under the Hudson river Senator Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma Josephus Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer and North Carolina member of the Democratic national committee.
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Joseph E. Davien
Wisconsin
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Texas
William G. McAdoo
New York
Hudson River
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Josephus Daniels
Malsigh News and Observer
North Carolina
Democratic National Committee
NO STATE TICKET FOR THE PARTY
Republican candidates for state offices met with Judge Dillon in Columbus, expecting Roosevelt faction support to place their names with the Roosevelt electoral ticket on the ballot. They anticipated favorable indorsement and placement under Taft and Roosevelt in the same column. The outlook depended on Roosevelt leaders' latest information.
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Judge Huffman and Andrews seek new judges for petitions
Greenville July 23 Judge All said counsel for Senator Isaac E Huffman of Oxford and L R Andrews of Ironton convicted in recent legislative bribery cases are preparing a request that new judges be assigned to hear the petitions in error of the two men.
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Oxford
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Ironton
Roosevelt delegate says third party in Pennsylvania not needed
Scranton July 22 Roosevelt delegate-at-large Robert D. Towne reports movement for a third party in this part of Pennsylvania has collapsed. Towne remains for Roosevelt and states that for Pennsylvania a third party is not needed.
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Akron Interurban Fatality Walked Around Tracks
Arthur Ford 31 died after being struck by a Cleveland limited car at North Hill. He alighted from a southbound car, walked around the rear in front of the northbound, and died an hour later at the city hospital. In Annapolis a new midshipman, William L Bullock, 6 weeks in the academy, climbed to the top of a Hartford moored at the naval academy wharf and fell 100 feet, breaking his neck and dying instantly. his father W L Bullock of Corsienna, Tenn, was notified.
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Motorcyclists Plan Ocean to Ocean Relay Tour
Columbus Ohio July 22 One FAM resolution backs an ocean to ocean relay race to aid the U S government. The fall event will carry a message from Los Angeles to New York with over 300 riders entered. Raymond Seymour of Los Angeles dominates the closing meet as top professional rider.
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Three Dead in Flood Ravages Pittsburg Area
Pittsburg reports a terrible rain storm causing three deaths and widespread damage. Livestock drowned, trolley and railroad service affected, plants flooded, and business and residences inundated. Westinghouse interests alone estimate losses around 176000 dollars. Also noted is Lorimer’s auto crash near Claysville, with minor injuries and travel resumed by rail. A Columbus Park camp hosts hundreds of Maccabees uniformed members from across Ohio for a week.
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Runaway lad killed near Reese's Station
Robert L. Carmichael of Portsmouth identified the body of 13 year old Burtram Dale Carmichael, who ran away from home Thursday evening, found in Big Walnut creek near Reese's Station. The incident follows a separate accident in Chillicothe where Holgar J. Davis and Everett F. Bush were killed by a B and O freight train at a grade crossing. Andrew Lava, noted writer and Royal Academy fellow, died in London aged 80. The colonial note remarks on alligators of Colombia.
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Portsmouth
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Reese's Station
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Holgar J. Davis
Everett F. Bush
Here
Andrew Lang
London
Andrew Lava
British Royal Academy
Earthquake Devastates Guadalajara Cathedral Split In Two
An earthquake struck Guadalajara Mexico on July 22 causing widespread destruction. Five thousand residents were left homeless as most buildings collapsed or were ruined including the ancient cathedral and municipal palace. A peon near the city had reportedly predicted the shocks amid a long series of seismic disturbances.
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Father Claims Body In Murder Case At York Hotel
Alien Pugly, father of Mrs. Florence C. Hopp, who was shot at the Hotel York, identified his daughter's body at the morgue in New York and returned to Lewisburg, Pa. Harkness, who said he accidentally shot the woman while lowering a revolver’s safety, faced examination and promised explanations about letters found in the room. He denied any quarrel with Mrs. Hopp.
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Harkness
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities July 20 to 29
Chicago reports cattle receipts around 1 000 head with varied prices for Western miners feeders and calves. Sheep and lambs see strong western and native sales while hogs reach 11 000 head and beef cattle movements in Cleveland and Cincinnati show mixed results. Wheat and corn futures posted modest shifts with No 2 red around 98 to 100. Oats and rye steady, livestock prices reflec t regional demand across markets including Buffalo and Philadelphia offers.
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Matsuhito Improved as Emperor Rested Well
From Tokyo the imperial palace reports better condition for Emperor Matsuhito. Royal household says physicians hopeful after a night of restful sleep and six hours of uninterrupted rest. Temperature noted at 100 degrees, pulse previously 87, signaling improvement.
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Matsuhito
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Emperor Mutuhito Death Rumors and World Plague Updates
Emperor Mutuhito's health prompts nationwide prayers as officials urge calm and avoid sensational reports. Buddhist, Christian, and Buddhist communities hold services while leaders monitor the sick chamber. Meanwhile Porto plague cases rise again and General Woodford shows signs of improvement in London.
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