Standard Will Oppose Taft in Ohio Fight
Columbus Ohio July 2 Taft headquarters heard that the Standard 611 company had entered the Ohio contest against Taft. The report cites Wood county in northwestern Ohio oil country where Taft supporters say the Standard’s action signals rising antagonism toward Taft. The article notes federal court action in Chicago and scrutiny of Standard agents amid a heated party clash.
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Standard
Taft
Ohio
Columbus
Standard 611
Wood County
Wiko
Chicago
Fheaye
Carey
Reniors
OU City Windsay
de Wali the Jie
EU Cord MB
Bilott Ae
Standard ON Company
Bh. G. McClelland
Congress
Trante
Troup
Roosevelt
Foraker
Ohio May Get the State Building Site at Jamestown Exposition
Officials in Norfolk report Ohio will receive the land for its state building at the Jamestown exposition. A $60,000 appropriation and a promised deed tied to a 600 dollar option raise questions of legality and a possible return of the land to a private company if conditions fail. State leaders and Jamestown officials held talks seeking an arrangement satisfactory to Ohio and other states. a final agreement was promised.
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Ohio
Norfolk
Ben Jone
Cameroon
John Whitehead
Wade G. Bills
A. Hafner
Chnclanatl
BW. Baldwin
Ashtabula
State Board of Public Works
Jamestown
Hafner
Sonatelliance
Baldwin
Waiting on the Big Front Porch
Cleveland dispatch reports United States Marshal Chandiler and deputies in Forrest Hill seeking John D. Rockefeller Jr. with a subpoena to appear before Federal Judge Tanda bie Chivaya. Officials said they have no authority to force entry. Chicago dispatch notes Rockefeller’s attorneys may avoid further seizures if they produce him.
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Cleveland
United States
Magelil Chandi
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rocketeer
Tanda
Bie Chivaya
Saunday
New York
Chicago
Seaie Pervier
Yale
AU AUNCH WAS Di iu OVER THE FALLS
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fall event with names like Jolie Don and Dotan, plus scattered phrases about people watching someone descend slowly. Names are unclear and details are incomplete, yielding a terse marginal record of a fall-related incident without verifiable facts.
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AU Aunch
PLEDGED TO SOCIALISM AND UNION CONSOLIDATION
An obscure report notes a socialist leaning pledge amid Westar Moderation drives toward a constitutional reform. It mentions planned retreats, a federation organizing effort, and calls for a convention to unify labor and political activity. The piece references the Western Federation and Brewery Workers in a tentative national election context.
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Denver
Mintre Ersterding
Federation
Tay
Mt Ta
Politi i
West Antien
Westen Vedoration
I Min
Leshire Named Quartermaster General by President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay July 2 President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Maine James B. Al obits to be quartermaster general with the rank of brigadier general.
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Oyster Bay
Roncevelt Tulay
Maine
James B. al Obits
Desperate turmoil across Guatemala amid political crackdown
In Mexico City and Guatemala, reports say a mass crackdown follows the alleged attempt to oust President Cabrera. Dozens detained on charges of complicity, with widespread tension and a heavy wartime atmosphere across the country as security forces tighten influence.
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Mexico City
Mex
Didy
Guatemialie
Beng
Cabrera
Nicagas
Defends Roosevelt at West Virginia Exposition
Merelary Cortelyou spoke at the Homestown Exposition dedication, presenting West Virginia coal exhibit as state industry pride. He praised the governor and senators, defended the president against corporate criticism, and warned that volatile business conditions could worsen if perpetrators are not held accountable.
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Homestown Exposition
Merelary Cortelyou
West Virginia
Wiest Virginia
Perjury Charges in Haywood Trial See Moving Testimony
The Haywood trial progressed slowly as the prosecution prepared to call a dozen witnesses this morning. Senator Borvh indicated the state would present evidence in rebuttal and expect to occupy five days of examination, aiming to have Haywood on the stand before night.
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Roi
Titalia
Haywood
Ete
Borvh
Moyer and Haywood Re-elected in Denver Union Vote
In Denver, Western Federation of Miners re elected Moyer as president and Haywood as secretary. They voted to maintain salaries for the coming year amid the Reise trial and discharge duties for the poetry office, as reported from the July 2 filing.
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Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Haywood
Denver
Colo
Toe Lity Feoeetial
Red Flag of Distrust and the Guilty Feeling Paraphrase
A fragmented note argues that waving the red flag of distrust without cause skewers perception, leaving a person seemingly guilty though not proven. The text casts doubt on judgment when suspicion is unfounded, contrasting perceived wickedness with perceived innocence.
Warren May Buy the Water Plant
Warren July 2 The water works company did not turn on the water today as efforts to settle price disputes continue. Sheehey and Company will negotiate the purchase of the plant while service remains in operation and a price dispute is arbitrated.
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Warren
Sheehty
Strikers Return to Work in New York Amid Tense Crisis
In New York on July 2 the garbage and street cleaners strike ends as drivers and a city health flare collide with police. Mayor Medellin promises action on grievances if workers return. A commitee confirms returning to work and police, led by Sgt. William Duggan, patrol the streets to prevent clashes.
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New York
York
Stuiklog
Medellin
Health Department
Tiv
Willian Duggan
Honth
Tigmers
Mass Arrests Move to Mexican Frontier Amid Guatemalan Crisis
A chaotic report from Cabrearas and Wasabe City describes 160 prisoners, wealthy leaders among them, accused of political crimes. The document claims mass detentions, forced labor, and military draft pressure as Guatemala and neighboring nations react. Officials fear executions and public unrest as troops are sent to the frontier and rain clouds threaten.
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San Salvador
Indian Trouble Sparks McDowell Reservation Action
In El Paso Texas and at Mt McDowell Arizona an assassination attempt on Apache leader Austin Navio triggered a February 1910 like outbreak. W A Gill is warned to leave the reservation as Shepitt Hayden and five deputies move to restore order. Superintendent Goodman says the agency action aims to remove troublesome Indians and that lives of whites friendly Indians and Indians are at risk. Militia and possibly national troops may be sought.
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Tate
Harry Sitti
Cleveland
Taft
Roosevelt
New York Age
Smith
Age
Watt
Watt and Printed Ih Bhide Feada Tt Tin Paper, the Gazette
Stu Srith
Foraker
Leutenant
Charles Gerri
Parker
Swithh
Ee Mirmr
Manchester
Tatt
Austin Navio
W. A. Gill
McDowell
Gil
Shepitt Hayden
Goodman
cDowell
Washington
Goodmin
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Oil Trust
Schwentner
Duot Roson
Jolie Don
Dotan
Tire
Jonesy
Leshire
Guatemala
Cortelyou
Jamestown Exposition
McDougall
Philadelphia
Bitlis
van Hive
Ant Borwale
Mev Baen
Mnoeleerte
Cebrera
Mexine
Wendt
Colina
Republic
Mount Weloe
Wits
Aispateh
Pene Gistewale
Imatiande
Topacala
Mexico
Onier Fe Deine
Arizona
el Paw
Tex
Thy
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