Body of Hazel Drew Found in Isolated Pond
Troy New York July 13 the 19 year old Hazel Drew of Troy who had been missing since July 4 was found dead floating in Teal pond ten miles from town. The skull injury indicates a strong blow and police seek a man said to have been with her on July 4 an automobile described as lighted with no headlights was seen at Teal pond that night returning with only one woman aboard. Detective Kaye suspects the body was moved to the pond after a killing elsewhere.
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America
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Goold
Regis
Australia
New Zealand
Priest Murderer Must Go to Gallows at Curzon City
Giuseppe Alia, dubbed the priest murderer, is to be hanged at the state penitentiary in Curzon City within the week. The exact day and hour remain undecided as prison officials and legal constraints play out. Governor Buchtel will not reprieve him. Lieutenant Governor Harper would assume duties if needed. Alia killed Father Joe Hetarivhs during early mass at St Elizabeth's church, arousing strong public interest and condemnation. He has shown rage toward officials and Catholic clergy, with limited eating recently and a tense mood in his cell.
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Leo Heinrichs
Carson City
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Denver
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Curzon City
Alla
Huehtel
Buchtel
Harper
Alia
Joe Hetarivhs
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Thin City
Iava
Evers
Canyon City
Bryan Ready to Fight Hard in Ohio Campaign
Lincoln Nebraska July 13 Bryan plans not disclosed until meeting with the new national committee next Tuesday. Intimates say he has matured plans for some time. The absence of Judge Gray or a New York running mate deranged his initial program, but he expects to win California Washington and possibly Oregon on the Oriential exclusion plank with navy support. He aims to reverse Roosevelt's 104 vote edge in central and far western states and shift focus from New York and other eastern states. He will target Ohio his home state, likely giving only a perfunctory campaign elsewhere. Continued on Page Four.
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Ohio
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Judge Doyle to Hear Laning Trials in Akron Case
Judge Doyle of Akron is appointed to hear the criminal cases against Con Laning in connection with the Ohio Trust company failure. The Laning indictments will be considered in Norwalk on Monday July 20, with initial moves likely aimed at knocking out the charges.
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Akron
Secret of Long Life from the Chinese Minister
Boston reports Wo Ting Pang, the Chinese Minister, claimed to have found a longevity secret of two centuries and published his daily regimen. The plan includes skipping breakfast, two meals daily, abstaining from fresh foods, coffee, tea, and salt, chewing thoroughly, avoiding drinks with meals, practicing deep breathing, and moderate exercise.
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Wo Ting Pang
Washington
Taft Strongly in Favor of Youngstown Opens Campaign
Youngstown July 13 The Chamber of Commerce has received thin measures from presidential candidate Taft and is strongly in favor of opening the national campaign in Youngstown.
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Hearing Postponed in Thaw Sanity Trial Adjudication
White Plains New York hearing adjourned on Harry K Thaw sanity trial. Judge Simle postponed decision until September third Monday and Thaw remained in custody under Sheriff Chanter. Rivalries noted and Los Angeles Dallas quotes circulated at convention. B P O E convention opens in Los Angeles Texas July 1 with John Tener delivering address.
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Justioe SiMe
Ponghicompale Jaldition
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Thaw
Matteawan
Sherif Chanter
Dutehees County
Dallas
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Fike
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Elks Convention Begins in Dallas with 1500 Dinners
Dallas prepares for the Elks convention with about 26 thousand attendees expected by tomorrow night. Grand lodge officers are in the city as events open Monday with a 1500 plate dinner for members and guests. Speakers include John I. Tenor, Governor Campbell, and Senator Culberson.
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Campbell
Charles A. Culberson
Temas
John H. Kirby
Houston
Texas Association of Elke
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Detroit
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Conference at Sagamore Hill to guard American interests
At Sagamore Hill a high level talk among President Roosevelt Secretary Root and others considered the chaos in Venezuela and Central America. They decided to act promptly to protect American interests in threatened areas amid growing tensions with Castros and warring republics.
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Central America
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Sagimore Hill
Roosevelt
Root
Francis Bacon
Tromble
Through a Bridge Fatality Near Loutaville Kentucky
An automobile carrying five prominent Loutaville residents crashed through a Salt River bridge early today. All occupants were seriously injured but expected to recover. Some were trapped under the car and dragged to the riverbank by dawn. Injured include Richard Menefee Bowles Shelby Bonnie Carl Wiskman Minnie Sherley Mrs Bonnie Sam Ball chauffeur Minnie Sherley noted as a famous Kentucky beauty.
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Louteville
Salt River
Richard Menefee Bowles
Shelby Bonnie
Carl Wiskman
Minn Isli
Taft quits talk of elimination in Hot Springs speech plan
In Hot Springs Virginia Taft moves to focus on acceptance speech as Republican nominating fight shifts. After visitors barred he signals distancing from Roosevelt by removing a telephone department line and aims to leave intra party disputes to the state legislature.
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Hot Springs
William Howard Taft
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Roosevelt
Burton
Taft
Campalen
Olympic Games Open Under Rain in London
London July 13. In a crowd of nearly 100,000 three kings watched as 2,500 athletes from 30 nations paraded before King Edward. The American team of 90 led the procession amid cheers from royalty including King George of Greece and King Haakon of Norway. Britain’s monarch praised the competitors and urged fair play as the games begin with two weeks of events. Yankee runners and swimmers posted early times in heats, with Sullivan of Irish American and Shephard of the Irish American club among top finishers.
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George
Greece
Haakon
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Weorey
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J. P. Sullivan
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J. P. Halstead
New York Athletic Club
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Hungary
Goodwin
New York Athym Totic Club
England and America Divorce Views Ignites Social Debate
New York July 13 English traveler John Goold remarks on divorce norms in England versus America. He notes England shuns public scandal, while American media mocks divorce. He argues England’s morality benefits children and home unity, contrasting marriages based on love with status driven unions.
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