Luncheon for Prince Arthur Provokes Glasgow Clash
In Glasgow on September 5 a lavish luncheon for Prince Arthur triggered denouncement of local officials for extravagance while many citizens faced want. A crowd of demonstrators and suspected mobbers confronted the procession, police escorted the prince from the station to the city hall, and jeers and assaults occurred along the route with several injuries reported.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Oren
Prince Arthur
Bodalints
Wnem Piboyed
Rebuild Effort Under Way After Piney Fire at Tewhide
Tewhide Nevada September 6 residents begin rebuilding after a blaze that destroyed Piney area buildings, left 8,000 homeless and caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Relief supplies arrive as workers clear debris and plan reconstruction. W T King of Riverside Coal and Iron pledges support and turbine orders to aid rebuilding effort.
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Tewhide
Nev
Proviniaun
Weerkawen
W. T. King
Raveside Coal and Iran Company
Keno
Wright
Harmon Says No One Can Dictate To Him
Columbus Ohio September 5 Judson Harmon Democratic candidate for Governor repudiates any connection with the Personal Liberty league or any other group in a letter released by the Democratic committee. He pledges to enforce existing temperance laws and says he will not import temperance questions into the campaign. He travels with party leaders at the state fair and states he would serve if elected but remains firm that party dictates his actions.
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Personal Liberty League
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Personal Liverty League
Lim
Lloyd B. Baen
Brecon
Huron
Harmon
Anti Saloon League
Demyerstie
Republican Party
Harte
Bayer
Lempersnes
Harmen
Jamon
Campbel
Creamer
Harvey Garber
W. L. Ma
Hermon
Keir
Officials Say No Cause For Closing Bank
Wittabuce, Sept. The county treasurer and currency board ordered a bank closure deemed unfounded by officials. Rob ert Lyons, cashier Richard son and others criticized the move as high handed injustice. The July 17 statement shows assets and liabilities about 1.864 million.
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Cushier Riehardson
Taft and Foraker Campaign Opening in Youngstown
In Youngstown the Republican campaign opening drew crowds with bands, autos, and flags. Gov. Hughes of New York and Gov. Harris of Cleveland spoke after 10,000 workers and 5,000 marchers formed the parade. Senator Beveridge, Gov. Harriss, and Taft manager Vorys attended. Kennedy presided at the gathering in Wick Park.
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Taft Ani Moruker
Hughes
New York
Lette Wtor Beveridge
Amer Fran Club
Pittebur
Har ‘Rin
Cleveland
Harris Lava
Ma. m
Wick Park
James Kennedy
Arthur I. Vorya
Taft
W. 8. Scarbrough
Wilberforce University
Harris
Husnes
Neveriidge
Unclear political league statement appears in fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a claim about a governor race and political leagues including Antifa Toon League Porton Liberty League, suggesting disputes over policy and appointments.
A SANE FOURTH THE DAWN OF A MOURNFUL DAY
The American Medical Association Journal reports 5620 people, mostly children, died on the Fourth of July in a disaster. The editorial calls for a sane Fourth to prevent such tragedy. Deaths rose from last year, while injuries and accidents increased.
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LOS
Tly
Amerie Medical Association Journal
Wheat yields and grain analysis reported by Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson releases a telegraphic report from Juniata Tahoe detailing wheat prospects. Alvmas yields 25 bushels per acre, grain inferior in quality, and ordinary wheat performing similarly to best varieties. A study notes Alaska wheat moisture and hard winter wheat 12 percent higher yield.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Fosowlig
Todey
Juniata, Tahoe
Watchows
Alaska
Allentown Widow Kills Daughter Then Drowns
A 66 year old widow, Mrs Thata Penstormaker, killed her daughter Biya after a quarrel and then committed suicide by drowning in Allentown. Police report reveal the tragedy occurred in September. Biya Penstormaker is named as the deceased.
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Allentown
Pay
Mre
Thata Penstormaker
Man Confesses to Killing His Wife in Wake of Suspicion
A 76 year old man in a small town confessed to murdering his wife at their home. Neighbors report a quiet couple long devoted to each other and to worship. The crime occurred after a recent dispute and the husband was found at the scene. Local authorities are continuing their investigation.
Printer Scandal Riots Across Chicago Publishing Case
A chaotic incident unfolds as a printer and publisher controversy erupts in Chicago. Accusations involve unauthorized sermons, piracy of religious texts, and a costly copyright dispute with a figure named Tia Mastern amid a heated public response and legal tension.
Land claim seeks millions in Oregon railroad dispute
Portland reports a land suit seeks to recover land worth 40 000 dollars from the Oregon and California railroad now controlled by the Southern Pacific. The case argues the railroad forfeited land under the grant terms and the land should revert to the state.
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Portland
Oregon
Oregon and California
Southern Packie
Wright Aircraft Crash Ends Race Effort at Springfield
A Wright aircraft crashed after a wing failure in gusty winds at the Springfield state fairgrounds. Pilot G Wright died in the melee while attempting a sharp turn to avoid a clump of trees. The accident halted events as officials reassess lodging for jurors and prepare for resumed hearings on September 21.
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Krone
Sept. S
Auveurs
Herman
Withuy G. Wright
Leth Whig
Wright
Judges Loaf
Cleveland
Bryan Urges Farmers’ Stake in Government
Lincoln and Seb, Sept, William J. Bryan spoke to local supporters in two speeches about neglected farmers. He contrasted agriculture with war spending, noted the Department of Agriculture’s growth, and urged farmers to push for stronger political influence, with Governor Sheldon cited as introducing him. Continued on Page Three.
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William J. Dryati
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Sheldon
Ware
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