Senators Foraker and Dick to Appear as Wooden Indians
In Cinci nada Ohio July 30 the Republican state campaign opens with Foraker and Dick cast as wooden Indians. The plan limits their speaking roles while signaling ongoing power struggles within Ohio politics. Taft connections and internal divisions shape strategy as Hitchcock and Vorys clash over campaign control.
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Cinemnoatt
Joseph B. Foraker
Foungstown
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William H. Taft
Gree
Identify the Woman in Green Point Murder Case
New York police search for the murdered woman found on a singing pyre in Green Point yesterday. Detectives seek identification through clues including an embroidered scapular while relatives of missing women review survivors’ clothing for matching details.
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Japan Seeks Peace and Peage with All Powers
Tokio reports General Viscount Terauchi, minister of war and acting foreign minister, stating Japan desires lasting peace and friendship with all powers. He says Japan will focus on productive expenditure and national financial readjustment rather than military expansion, dismissing fears of a shift toward aggression.
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Johnson Accepts Place on Advisory Committee
St Paul Minnesota July governor Johnson accepts Bryan's offer to join advisory committee of fifteen to analyze the Democratic National committee during the campaign.
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Denied Story Ties Taft Veep Speculation to Nebraska Governor
In Hot Springe Nebraska July 30 reports suggest Congressman Sherman would be the Republican vice presidential candidate with Governor Shelton of Nebraska in line to succeed. The judge and family arrived after a tip from Clnelnmatl, but the story was denied.
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Illness Not Serious Governor Harris Supports Campaign
Reports say Governor Harris, at his home, is only mildly ill with stomach trouble and not confined to bed. His aides indicate he may participate in campaign activities within a week or two, despite questions about his energy and role.
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William J Bryan Attacks Independence Platform
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 30 William Jennings Bryan delivered a forceful critique of the Independence party platform. He framed the issue as a test of Democratic principles and urged backing for the party's reform agenda.
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Independence Party
Hearst party aims to aid Republicans, not reform
A fragment states the Hearst party voter cannot accomplish much and defends the reform in which he is interested. It intimates the Hearst party seeks to undermine the Democratic national ticket to help the Republicans.
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Hearst
Political prisoners released by the Sultan proclamation
American ambassador G A Sulehman reports to the state department that senior amnesty for political prisoners has been proclaimed and that those imprisoned are being released.
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Washington
G. A. Sulehman
Turkey
State Department
Thet Senor
Former California Governor Budd Dies in Stockton
Stockton Cal July 20 Former Governor James H Budd aged 67 died late today His term ended in 1898 He led the Buck Tuard campaign dissenting from rail travel and was a noted anti railroad figure in the state
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Lamphere lawyers seek writ of habeas corpus
In LaPorte Indiana Ray Lamphere's lawyers ask for his release on a writ of habeas corpus after the murder charges involving Mrs Belle Ginders and two children. They cite Dr Haines Chicago's report on the stomach of the alleged Mrs Gunnew finding traces of arsenic strychnine and morphine to argue Mrs Gunness killed herself.
Nationwide lumber combine injunction pending merger hearing
The proposed $800 million lumber combine to control the yellow pine industry faced a circuit court injunction. Attorney General Ladley and Judge Kinsey ordered a temporary injunction blocking the merger organization and set August 17 for the hearing.
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Riot in London after acquittal of editor
A large crowd mobbed Jewish residents around Old Bailey Court in London, beating several as police reserves intervened. The protest followed the acquittal of Robert Stevier, editor of a popular sporting paper, on charges of blackmail against J B Noel, a Jewish millionaire.
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Three Killed In Riot At Florida Jail
In Pensacola Florida July 30 a mob of about a thousand surrounded the county jail to seize the negro Leander Shaw accused of assaulting Mrs Lillian Davis. Shots and clashes left three dead and many wounded including deputies and a street car conductor. Shaw was hanged from an electric pole as over 600 bullets tore into his body.
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Toon Shaw
H. C. Kellum
Penmouth
Mise Tillian Devis
Will Renew Fight Against The Standard
Lenox Massachusetts July 30 An all day conference of leading government prosecuting officers and Frank G Kellogg of Minnesota one of the special counsel for the government in civil suits was held Attorney General Bonaparte announced that every effort would be made to secure a revision of the recent decision and opinion of the United States circuit court of appeals in the Standard Oil Company of Indiana case An application for a reargument and a modification of the opinion would be submitted to the court The action will be taken at the earliest possible moment while the pending prosecutions involving rebates are brought to trial The conference was attended by Solicitor General Henry M Hoyt Edwin M Sime States district attorney for the northern district of Illinois H Wilkerson of Chicago and Frank J Kellogg who arrived in the morning and participated in two conferences with the general
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