Denounces Morrison while touring Idaho political scene
Boise attorney Frank R. Gooding, former Idaho governor and Steunenberg case figure, traveled through Pocatello and Blackfoot to back Paul Clagstone while opposing John T. Morrison. He accused Morrison of tying to Steunenberg’s murder and vowed not to support Morrison if nominated, citing state history and defense of Idaho’s good name.
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Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
Idaho
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Paul Clagstone
Clagstone
John T. Morrison
Boise
Boise Statesman
Morrison
Steunenberg
Tribune
Harry Crane
Crane
Los Angeles Times
Frank Steanenberg
Law
Conspiracy to Assassinate Rosenthal Revealed in Graft Probe
New York July 22 Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty says two to three gunmen and gangsters were hired to kill Herman Rosenthal before he could expose police graft in gambling halls. Detectives linked Webber's poker rooms and the Sam Paul association excursion to the murder plan. Six men in custody, five charged, one material witness. Lieut Brecker relieved of the strong arm squad duties in the Bronx.
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New York
Dougherty
Herman Rosenthal
Webber
Rosenthal
Sam Paul Association
Rose
Waldo
Charles A. Brecker
Bronx
Becker
Dixon to Try Harmonizing Colorado Progressives
Denver July 22 Senator Joseph E Dixon campaign manager for Col Roosevelt is due in Denver soon to work on unifying progressive factions in Colorado according to an official announcement.
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Colorado
Denver
Joseph E. Dixon
Col. Roosevelt
Governor Gooding Targeted by Threats and Bombs
Secret defense agents harassed Governor Gooding forcing him to relocate with his family to a hotel. He received over 3000 threatening letters aimed at death, plus bombs planted at residences. The defense used intimidation and corruption to disrupt his home life as Morrison’s nomination faced opposition.
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Morrison
Gooding
Steunenberg
Scott cites campaign funding in Roosevelt bid
Washington July 22 Former Senator Nathan B Scott of West Virginia told the campaign funds committee that no corporations or industry leaders including Henry Havemeyer or a representative of International Harvester contributed to Roosevelt's campaign to his recollection. He said the largest known gift was his own thirty to forty thousand dollars and that George W Perkins gave fifteen thousand dollars not to the national committee but to the West Virginia state effort. He claimed no steel oil or beef trust figures aided the campaign.
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Washington
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Henry Havemeyer
International Harvester Company
Scott
George W. Perkins
National Campaign Committee
Steel
Hanford Resigns Under Fire Over Health Reasons
United States District Judge Corne Linus H. Hanford resigns after a month of investigation by a House Judiciary sub-committee. He cites ill health as the reason for stepping down to President Taft in a telegraphed message.
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Seattle
United States
Cornelinus H. Hanford
House Judiciary Committee
Taft
Hanford
Trial Halts as Juror Falls Ill in Darrow Bribery Case
In Los Angeles on July 22 the bribery trial of Darrow was unexpectedly halted when Juror K L Levitt suffered a severe appendicitis attack. A court appointed doctor will report at 10 tomorrow morning and adjournment continues. If Levitt requires surgery, juror A M Blakely will be called to serve.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Darrow
K. L. Levitt
FE. L. Monte
Levitt
Hutton
A. M. Blakely
Calm Reigns as Royalist Outbreaks Subside in Portugal
Lisbon July 22 calm rules the country as republican troops patrol areas with royalist outbreaks. Peasants mingle peacefully with soldiers showing a restrained mood across districts where clashes had occurred.
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Lisbon
Blue Ribbon Meeting Opens at Detroit Driving Club
The Blue Ribbon Grand Circuit meet starts at the Detroit Driving Club track with strong entries and expectations of record attendance. Key events include the Chamber of Commerce Stake 2:15 pace worth $5,000 slated for tomorrow and the Merchant and Manufacturers Stake 2.24 trot worth $10,000 on Wednesday, with free-for-alls later in the week.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Driving Club
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Chamber of Commerce
Battle ship program stalemate in Congress
Washington July 22. No agreement on the battleship program for this year was reached as house and senate conferees on the naval appropriation bill met again. Senate stands for two battleships while the house insists none be provided. A further conferee meeting is set for tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Senate
Arbtators Meet Over Wage Dispute At Manhattan Beach
Arbitration committee for 52 eastern railroads resumed sessions in New York at Manhattan Beach. With the engineers’ side finished, the railroads began presenting evidence on wages and working conditions as the scope of the dispute.
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New York
Chicago
Manhattan Beach
Refugees Arrive in Madrid From Portugal
Hundreds of Portuguese refugees reach Madrid including army officers and journalists who pledge to seek asylum in America, Germany, or Japan if needed, and vow not to return while the monarchy remains in exile.
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Madrid
Portugal
America
Germany
Japan
Senate to vote on Democratic Excise Tax Bill Friday
Washington July 22 leaders predict passage after a House vote by a large majority. The bill would extend corp oration tax provisions to individuals and partnerships doing more than five thousand dollars in annual business.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson Returns From Seclusion to Prepare Acceptance Speech
Governor Wilson emerged from a retreat at a friend’s home reporting 24 hours of sleep out of 36 and said he would again seclude himself to draft his acceptance speech. Friends disclosed he will not resign the governorship during the presidential campaign.
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Wilson
Sougit
DISCARD PONY FOR AUTO ON TEXAS RANCHMEN TOUR
Dallas July 22 observers predicted motor cars will replace horses as ranchmen begin a cross state tour. Cars owned by ranchmen and farmers enter a contest with trophies and $1000 in cash prizes. Route runs Dallas to San Antonio and back, with four passengers in touring cars and two in runabouts.
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Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
Taft Support Affirmed by Governor Deneen
Springfield July 22 a five member committee of progressive Republicans set to ask Governor Deneen if he backs Taft or Roosevelt. The governor informed him Taft is the regular party nominee and he would support him.
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Springfield
Medil McCormick
Deneen
Taft
Roosevelt
Ee Party
Prospects Grow for North Dakota State Fair
The North Dakota state fair opens in Fargo with the prospect of bumper crops boosting interest. The displays of farm implements and machinery are the best ever, and live stock horticultural and other departments are well filled. A large attendance is expected all week.
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Fargo
N. D
Daota
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Meet Opens in Houston
The eighteenth annual Texas Cotton Seed Crushers association session opens in Houston, starting today for a three day meeting. The group will discuss enforcing eradication of dirt from cotton seed as a key subject.
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Houston
Texas
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Emperor of Japan Shows Continued Improvement
Tokio reports ongoing improvement in the emperor’s condition. A court bulletin at 8 p.m. noted temperature 98.0, pulse 72, respiration 20 and improving symptoms through the day.
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Tokio
Rebels Prepare Invasion of Sonora Amid Neutrality Violations
Juarez July 22 General Orozco orders final instructions for Alfonzo Castinada and his 800 men along the Northwestern railroad. The rebel column is to be shipped from Juarez to Casos Grandes to avoid capture as they evacuate the town. Railroads destroyed and little progress since Bachimba. Basquez Gamese held in US for neutrality breach.
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Castinada
Cases Grandes
Bachimba
Juarez
Orozco
Sonora
Alfonzo Castinada
Madeira
Casos Grandes
Sauz
Galgeo
Matachio
General Rojas
Huerta
Chihuahua
Polo Championships Open at Narragansett Pier Grounds
Enthusiasts gather for the National Polo Association start at Point Judith Country Club. Juniors compete for the Warren perpetual cup while open, senior, and junior events run for nearly a month with teams from Meadowbrook Rockaway Piping Rock Bryn Mawr Kansas City City cavalry and others.
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Narragansett Pier
R. L
National Polo Association
Point Judith Country Club
Samuel D. Warren
Boston
Swedish Singers Fest Opens in Duluth With Colorful Parade
Duluth Minnesota July 22 streets are decorated with US and Sweden colors for the big saengerfest of the Western American union of Swedish singers. The festival opened today and will run until Thursday drawing throngs of visitors.
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Duluth
Minn
United States
Sweden
Roosevelt State league to hold mass convention in Asbury Park
Asbury Park New Jersey July 22 the Roosevelt State league of New Jersey completes plans for a mass convention here tomorrow to elect delegates at large to the National Progressive convention in Chicago next month Former Governor J Franklin Port will preside at the state convention
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Asbury Park
N. J
Roosevelt State League of New
Port Huron Michigan Opens State Open Tennis Championship
A strong field of high ranking players gathered at the Port Huron Tennis Club for the Michigan state open championships. Play begins today and continues through most of the week as the annual tournament decides the state title.
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Port Huron
Mich
Ort Huron Tennis Club
Chinese mass meeting raises funds to aid republic
In Los Angeles on July 22 a mass meeting among local Chinese raised thirty five thousand dollars and received pledges to prevent the new republic from falling under heavy international financial control.
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Los Angeles
Wheat Market Brief in Chicago Trade
Chicago July 22 to September wheat finished at 97e per bushel. The report notes closing prices and market activity for the commodity in the city's exchange.
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Chicago
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Stockholm
North Dakota
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Casas Grandes
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Progressives
China
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