Republicans Meet to Reorganize in Idaho Campaign
Boise on July 7 the Idaho state central committee will reorganize the Republican Party for 1916. George A. Day will step down as state chairman. Will H. Gibson will retire as secretary. successors and vacancies will be chosen. Strong bids emerge for governor with D. W. Davis and Capt. E. Davis among possibles. Evan Evans and others discussed.
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Boise
Idaho
State Central Committee
George A. Day
H. Gibson
John W. Hart
Jefferson County
William B. Borah
William H. Taft
D. W. Davis
American Falls
Power County
North Idaho
Evan Evans
Grangeville
State Board of Education
James F. Airshie
Senate
Evans
Montie B. Gwinn
Shad L. Hodgin
United States
Charles L. Heitman
Rethdrum
Googe E
Lewiston
E. H. Dewey
Nampa
Hagapogee
Iey
Daho Northern Railroad
Payette Lakes
Oregon Short Line
Senator Borah
Brady
Washington
Borah
W. Davis
Davis
Captain Davis
Oneida County
Malad
Republican State Committee
John M. Haines
Herman H. Taylor
Sandpoint
Bonner County
State Supreme Court
United States Senate
James H. Brady
Coeur d’Alene
Eseve
Moscow
Morgan Heir To Beat Back Deadly Threat From Holt
Glencove New York July 5 J P Morgan shot twice by Frank Holt is out of danger doctors say his pulse is normal Holt too weak to stand when keepers woke him in his cell barring further questioning while condition clears exam set for Wednesday may be postponed if health fails
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Glencove
N. Y
J. P. Morgan
Frank Holt
Holt
Morgan Financier Survives New Attempt on Life
Glen Cove New York July 5 Mrs J P Morgan and the Morgan children were kept in their home while a would be assassin Holt claimed he planned to kill Mr Morgan and hold the family upstairs to force export limits on war munitions. Morgan improved and rested as prayers were offered across local churches.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
J. R Morgan
Hott
Mr. Morgan
Arthur Woods
Minerva
Holt
Commissioner Woods
Herbert L. Satterlee
Lattingtown Chapel
Woman Fails to Learn Husband Birthplace Past
Mrs Frank Holt could not clear up her husband past as he was arrested at Glencove. She told her father he was born in Wisconsin but could not recall the birthplace name.
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Dallas
Texas
Frank Holt
Glencove
Wisconsin
Probing His Case In Glencove Holt Weak After Blow
Jail physicians report Holt's weakness from loss of blood and a stomach blow at the Morgan home. He is described as very sick physically and mentally, exhausted and unable to answer questions. Sheriff Grifenhagen questions Holt about the 1906 Mrs Emma Muenter murder. Holt denies knowing Muenter or his wife. Charles I Wood notes Holt’s resemblance to Muenter but Holt insists he is not the same man.
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Glencove
N. Y
Holt
Morgan
Grifenhagen
New York
Emma Muenter
Muenter
Charles I. Wood
Nassau County
Harvard University
Wood
Liberty Bell to Visit City Amid Patriotic Plans
A Commercial club meeting will discuss plans for Liberty Bell reception. G A R and Spanish War veterans to police crowds during its brief stay in the Gate City. Officials say the bell arrives Sunday and will be here about twenty minutes with a program of patriotic selections.
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Commercial Club
G. A. R. Veterans
Gate City
Councilmanic Committee
Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Williams
O'Malley
Brady
Ac Oe
Burley
Reed
Liberty Bell
Liberty Bell To Begin Eighth Trek To Panama Expo
Philadelphia reports the Liberty Bell will start its eighth and longest journey from Independence Hall on Monday. The bell will travel to the Panama-Pacific Exposition visiting many states, guarded by police and escorted by Philadelphia units. The trip includes a special flat car, illumination for nighttime viewing, and strict speed and handling rules.
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Philadelphia
State House
Province of
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
San Francisco
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Independence Square
Pennsylvania National Guard
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia City Cavalry
George Washington
Peace terms seen possible only from neutrals says Jane Addams
Miss Jane Addams, chairing the International Congress of Women for Peace, arrived from Liverpool and warned that war negotiations must come from neutrals. She argued deference to public opinion is essential, noted civil and military factions in each belligerent country, and said delayed peace makes terms harder to secure.
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New York
Jane Addams
International Congress of Women For Peace
Hague
Liverpool
Gi Py
Patriotic Party
Germany
Belgium
Congo
France
Alsace
Lorraine
St. Louis Arrives With Escort From Liverpool
The American steamer St. Louis arrived from Liverpool under escort by two torpedo boat destroyers. On board was D. A. Thomas, British coal operator, here to oversee munitions production for the Allies. The escorts stayed two days and nights until the war zone was cleared.
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New York
St. Louis
Liverpool
English Channel
D. A. Thomas
Three Negroes Shot to Death in Round Oak Lynching
In Macon Georgia on July 5 a mob of about five hundred shot three Black men near Round Oak, thirty miles from Macon. Other missing Black men are being sought while deputies hold three suspects in the death of farmer Silas Turner whose killing sparked the lynching.
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Macon
Round Oak
Rain Keeps the President Indoors in New England
A driving rainstorm in Cornish New Hampshire on July 5 kept the president indoors for most of the day preventing a planned round of golf. He answered telegrams while Secret Service agents remained on high alert at the secluded residence.
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Cornish
N. H
Secret Service
Holding Huerta or Extradition Negotiations in Texas View
Governor Ferguson said he would act only after Wyton advises. The Chihuahua state official is the appropriate person to request Huerta's extradition.
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Huerta
Austin
Texas
Furguson
Wyton
Villa
Chihuahua
Auto race opens on Omaha board track for 15000
Eighteen drivers started today in a mile race for 15000 dollars on Omaha's new board track. Preliminary trials show the racers reaching about ninety five miles an hour.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
New Board Track
Baseball box scores in morning game
American, Morning game with Washington and Cleveland line scores. Batteries Ayers Henry Foster Thomas for Washington. Cleveland battery Cobeleskie O Neill Baker. Rain delay noted. Final tallies and fielding entries listed.
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R. H. E. Washington
Ayers
Henry
Foster
Thomas
R. H. E. Cleveland
Coumbe
O ‘Neill
Coveleskie
Baker
Weather Delays Hit East Coast Morning Games
National New York Philadelphia and Boston Brooklyn morning games postponed due to rain. R. HT. E. Biel OUle ikea access disrupted as batteries Doak Snyder Mammaux and Gibson noted in sparse play-by-play fragments.
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National
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Weather forecast for Washington Idaho Montana showers cooler
Washington shows showers and cooler conditions in the east. Idaho and Montana expect showers with a somewhat cooler trend.
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Washington
Idaho
Montana
Liberty Bell Begins Journey to San Francisco
Workmen started removing the Liberty Bell from Independence Hall in Philadelphia for the trip to San Francisco. The bell will travel to Independence Square for viewing by thousands and then be loaded onto a specially built flatcar guarded by military and naval guards.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
San Francisco
Independence Square
Two German Attacks Repulsed After Bombardment Near Arras
Paris reports two enemy attempts to attack north Arras were repulsed after bombardment. Germans armed with hand grenades and bombs launched an offensive near Feyenhage in Lepretre forest and held two-thirds of a mile of trenches before the attack faltered. Heavy losses were suffered elsewhere.
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Paris
War Office
North
Arras
Feyenhage
Lepretre Forest
Ian Hy
British steamer Agro-alifornian shelled. twelve dead
London reports the British steamship Agro-alifornian from Montreal was shelled by a German submarine near Frodons town. The attack killed twelve people including the captain and wounded others among the crew.
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London
Agro-alifornian
Montreal
Eastern Front in Flux as Austro German Push Threatens Warsaw
The article describes Austro German forces advancing toward Warsaw, aiming to drive Russians back from the Vistula and Bug lines. It notes Russian resistance in Galicia and along the front's wings, retreating with rear guard actions, while Baltic operations hint at possible coordinated naval moves. Some Britons urge a Western offensive, others push for arming Russia with munitions.
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Govon
Ghlicia
Polat
Conster
Vistula
Bug
Warsaw
Baltic
Galicia
Gila Lipa
Great Britain
France
England
Russia
Wealthy Driver Killed in Tacoma Train Incident
Carlson, a rich San Diego heir and recent husband, died when his car derailed and its tires burst, throwing him from the vehicle. The crash fatally injured the locomotive’s mechanician yesterday near Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Oy Carlson
Carlson
San Diego
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