Knox Talks Departmental Matters With President at Oyster Bay
Attorney General Knox, after arriving from New York, met with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss department affairs. He noted plans to revisit the Littauer-Lyon glove contract case and pending Department of Justice appointments before returning to Massachusetts. Charles P. McClelland of Westchester was named by the President for a position.
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In Defense of Lynching at Defiant Chautauqua Conference
A Chautauqua gathering hosts John Temple Graves defending lynch law as a remedy for rape, advocating racial separation to end the crime. He argues the mob is the only effective restraint against rape, while Dr. J M Buckley warns crime arises from societal factors and urges countermeasures through laws of association.
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Seizure of Fortified Sixth Ave Pool Room
New York police raided the so called pool room run by The Allen on Sixth Avenue for the eighty eighth time. Four hundred patrons were counted, but only four were arrested. The venue was heavily barred yet detectives busted in through a door left slightly ajar catching the lokouts by surprise.
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New York
Soothing remedy for children’s teething and diarrhea
Fragmentary OCR describes a longtime claimed child soothing product. It touts teething relief, gum softening, age pain reduction, wind colic relief, bowel regulation, and diarrhea cure. Mentions Mrs. E and a sales context with antique phrasing.
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Johnson Steps Down as Indiana School Head
Alexander Johnson resigns as superintendent of Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth in Fort Wayne. He cites business plans for a pressed brick venture as the reason, with resignation effective Sept. 30 unless needed earlier. Albert Carroll named temporary superintendent.
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Johnson to resign as Fort Wayne Feeble minded Institute head
The Fort Wayne Feeble minded Institute faces a leadership shift as long time superintendent Mr Johnson prepares to retire. Albert Carroll is named temporary chief with possible promotion, while Governor Durbin contends the resignation may be voluntary, citing past deficits and unauthorized indebtedness.
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Hurricane Near Cuba Likely To Recurve Toward Florida
Washington reports a hurricane that yesterday crossed Santo Domingo and Martinique is moving toward the south Cuban coast with signs of recurving but angle unknown. Havana reports northeast wind at 36 miles per hour. Warnings issued from Port Eads to Jupiter and storm warnings from Jackson to Charleston.
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Destructive cyclone hits Martinique with casualties
Yesterday reports from de France describe a terrific cyclone that struck Martinique on Saturday at midnight. It wrecked crops and fruits, unroofed many houses in Fort de France, uprooted two foot thick trees, and left five thousand homeless after destroying Tivoli Fond La Haye Fourneois and Resculee. One person was killed in Fort de France and seven in Trinite. Interior reports are unclear and the disaster causes great discouragement.
California Airship Flight Report by San Francisco Inventor
San Francisco August 11 The Examiner reports Dr August Greth an experienced aeronaut has made a controlled ascension in his self constructed dirigible balloon. He ascended and descended three times in a stiff breeze with ground cables still connected and traveled back and forth around the sky. Accompanied by Capt T S Baldwin and others the French born UC graduate hopes to meet Santos Dumont to compete at the St Louis exposition aerial races.
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New English immigration plan mirrors US rules
London reports royal commission on alien immigration proposes state control with a department of immigration and strict regulations. No educational requirement. provisions include deportation for undesirables within two years, compulsory repatriation of ships, medical inspection, false data penalties, and possible deportation in felony or misdemeanor cases.
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Royal Commission On Alien Immigration
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Department of Immigration
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State camp officers meet as Red Men hold powwow
In Glenwood Indiana the thirteenth annual State camp meeting of the Patriotic Order Sons of America reports improved conditions and bright prospects for the coming year. National officers J E Steel and Rev D P Rupley attended first Indiana gathering. next year’s site Rushville. Delegates Parker Willis and C C Munday named for national meeting in Baltimore. Red Men powwow in Lebanon draws six thousand. Hunters and Warriors degrees conferred. Next year at Crawfordsville. Children’s Day boosts attendance at Lafayette carnival with post office dispute over street shows lingering.
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Osceola Red Men tribe marks thirty third anniversary
Richmond Indiana reports Osceola tribe of Red Men will observe its thirty third anniversary on Thursday evening at the old Teentca's venue with Roe Satanda noted in attendance.
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Radicals Press Post Office Probe Fight in Congress
Washington Aug 11 officials say Democrats will press a congressional investigation of the Post Office Department at the next session. The move is backed by radical Democrats who tout the Payne indictments and dismissals as a strong record while wire men in both houses oppose embarring the administration.
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Rural Route Extensions in Cass County New Postmasters
Rural free delivery will start September 15 in Cass county Indiana with new routes at Clymers Galveston Hoover Lake Cicott Logansport Lucerne Onward Royal Center Twelve Mile Walton New Waverley and postmasters named John W Blair Lawton Pulaski and David N Kyle North Webster Kosciusko succeeding Ulysses H Carey Vernon W Junkin respectively.
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Richmond Trolley Celebration Marks State Join Inauguration
Glad day for Richmond as the big trolley celebration proceeds with Gov Durbin and Gov Nash expected to attend. Indiana joined Ohio by one of the world’s largest traction systems, with committees reporting strong invitations and preparations. Car service from Columbus to Indianapolis set to begin once the local bridge is completed.
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Yacht races at Culver open fourth session on lake
Culver Indiana August 11 opening of the assembly grounds includes yacht races from Edwards boat house to a buoy in Culver bay and back. Old Scout leads Class A with Diana and others, while Cat boats and round bottom sloops show tight competition. Afternoon features talks on bird life and religion, plus moving pictures.
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Exposition Opening Set for May Visitors
Mr. John Schroers director of the St. Louis worlds exposition conferred with Secretary Shaw and assured him the exposition would open to all visitors in May, 194, despite conflicting reports.
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