Bryan Resists Comment On Hearst Interview In Paris
Lincoln July 17 William J Bryan Democratic candidate for president refuses to comment on Hearst cabling from Paris that labels Democracy corrupt. He vows to stick to the Denver platform and avoid topics not in it. Leader of Democracy W J Bryan asserts no final decision on Ollie James heading the national committee or campaign management.
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W. R. Hearst
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Kentucky
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Bryan avoids Brownsville affair in Lincoln visit
Lincoln July 17. William J. Bryan declines involvement in the Brownsville case despite public questions. He denies talks with Bishop Walters about the president's actions and the appointment of officers. Delegations from multiple states visited, urging Democratic organization and voter turnout. James and Lamb discussions touched on who should lead the national committee, with Bryan favoring Ollie James for chair. Local Republicans criticize a Taft-aligned mayoral loss, while residents tidy Bryan’s route for an August 12 notification committee event.
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Hearst Controls the Independence Party in Richmond Conference
In Virginia, delegates to the Independence party conference were urged to Chicago as Hearst loomed large. Col. Graves, praised as a convincing figure, spoke from Jefferson Hotel about liberty and Hearst’s influence, with page-four continuation noted.
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Andy Graig
Relay runners four hours ahead of schedule
Rochester dispatch reports M. C. A L relay runners from New York to Chicago reached Rochester at 10 in the morning, over four hours ahead of schedule. The silver tube with the message to Chicago Mayor Bass was handed to the runners, who were preparing to dash westward.
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Taft Gains From Southern Democrats Early Support
Taft began his acceptance speech preparations in Hot Springs Virginia on July 17, noting many of the 200 letters daily from southern Democrats predicting gains for him. Correspondents say strong Democratic leaders in Maryland Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina and Georgia are poised to back Taft and Kentucky Republicans expect to carry the state.
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Timor Rebellion Defies Portuguese and Japanese Forces
In Timor, Colonel Joss Silva proclaims an independent government, backed by a loyal following, as Portuguese and Japanese forces prepare to retake the colony. The Timor uprising protests colonial rule with armed resistance and a declared autonomous administration.
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Collision of steamer and schooner near Chicago
A dramatic night collision occurred five miles off Chicago during a heavy rainstorm as a large lake excursion steamer struck the three masted schooner Lucy Simpson. The Lucy Simpson backed away from the steamer, risking passenger safety as rumors of injuries circulated and a life saving crew began investigations.
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Ohio Senators Guard About Senate Succession
Warhrington July 17 Ohio's senators are guarded about utterances on the senatorial situation in Buckeye state. It will be time to discuss successor after a Republican legislature is elected, said Foraker when asked about Burton's candidacy. He added there is little doubt Taft will be elected. Dick said this isn't his fight this year, his fight comes two years hence.
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Genator Foraker
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Harriman Defeated Opposes Business Disturbance Stance
New York reports that Harriman and B. T. Harriman faced opposition from business leaders over a proposed move that threatened to disrupt commerce. President Baer of Reading led the anti Harriman push, marking a notable setback for Harriman in the lead up to the presidential election.
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Americans Jubilant Over Olympic Scoring Standoff
London July reports a violent protest by various nations against the English scoring system. The Birth Olympic Association announced no championship in any event, saying the scoring method would be unfair. Captain Jones notes the American team appears strongest in regular play.
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Americans Triumph in Temp and Field Events Championship
The Americans express jubilation over today's results as temp and field events produce decisive wins. Analysts note strong performances that may fulfill the claim to the championship and secure the team’s lead amid a tense competition.
Farmers Urged to Contribute to Democratic Campaign
Lincoln July 17 Bryan and Kern issued a joint appeal to farmers nationwide to donate to the Democratic campaign fund. They claim unfair corporations threaten farmers and say Democrats are fighting these interests, hoping farmers will respond.
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Murderer Confesses in West Virginia Hanging Case
Clarkburg West Virginia July 17 A condemned man faces execution for the murder of Beulah Martin a Black woman at Gypsy West Virginia in March 1908 The killer Frank Johnson a Black man also confesses to five other killings including Edith Hannah of Chicago Marion Blue of Shippensburg a Beulah Martin and several other Black victims in Gypsy West Virginia a white man near Bloomburg Alabama and an unknown woman in Steubenville Ohio with dates unspecified through November 1907
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Steubenville
Ohio
Boni Sues For Custody Of His Boys In Paris
Paris July 1. Count Boni de Castellane sues for custody of his three children after a divorce suit brought by Miss Anna Gould of New York. A hearing date was set for July, as reported from Paris authorities.
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Catrow Resigns After Auto Accident Sorrow
Dayton July 17 Colonel Catrow Republican candidate for Congress in the Third district resigns his candidacy following an auto accident that killed Eugene Sullivan a street sweeper. The shock prompted the decision as authorities investigated the incident.
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Comptroller Seeks Bank Condition Report Promptly
Washington July 17 The comptroller of the treasury has issued a call for a report on the condition of national banks at the close of business Wednesday July 18. The action aims to assess financial health and reserve standings across membership banks.
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Nine Die in Powder Explosion at Northwest Improvement Plant
Cleelum Washington July 17 fragments of bodies scattered for half a mile nine are dead from a carload powder explosion at the Northwest Improvement Company plant. The dead include George Mead manager Gifford McDonnelly clerk Andrew Crull clerk four miners and Mrs Peter Moffitt and her infant child. Mead and the clerks had gone to aid in loading the powder when the blast occurred scattering remains and destroying the entombed victims.
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Automobile theory in Hazel Drew case shifts mystery
After days of investigation Troy officials consider Hazel Drew death an automobile accident rather than foul play. No arrest warranted as theories abound. postal note from a deceased girl’s friend raises questions about ties to New York and Ohio. Hazel and Carrie Weaver were close friends with possible trips to New York. authorities offer a $1000 reward. investigation continues along the Taborton road.
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Taft Trims Speech After Wordy Draft Surprises Hot Springs
Hot Springs Virginia July 17 After dictating his acceptance speech Taft found it had about 10 000 words instead of 4500 He revised through the night and planned to cut 6500 words if possible He pressed on with Roosevelt policy references and the Sherman act debate amid partisan speculation about a new remedy for antitrust issues.
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