Busy season in store for Taft in Massachusetts visit
Beverly Massachusetts reports indicate President Taft may cancel or postpone engagements as public business dominates. Delegations from Minnesota and St Paul urge a Sept 8 speech before the National Conservation Congress in St Paul. New York politics discussed at a Barges conference with Governor Hughes and others weighing candidate support.
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Operators Ultimatum To Southwest Miners
Associated Press report from Kansas City outlines an ultimatum as tensions rise between miners and operators over contract terms. Talks began this week with the intent to settle disputes, while the United Mine Workers leadership and operators discuss the creation of a commission to oversee work terms and wages.
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Western Oklahoma Gets Needed Rainfall Relief
Fragmented OCR notes report Western Oklahoma receiving essential rainfall easing drought concerns. Mentions cool nights, comfortable temperatures, and emerging relief for crops, with scattered weather details and unclear local date references.
Letter war over editorials rattles Idaho publication
The dispute centers on H Batting and George R Barker amid accusations of targeting free Republican principles. Nelson Harton rushed from Washington to manage the controversy as Batting withdraws patronage from The Review, while Barker denies wrongdoing and both sides mobilize supporters across the country.
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United States
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Seastar Heybors
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Nelson Harton
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Petromage
Taft Urged to Attend Minnesota Conservation Congress
Minnesota officials urge President Taft to accept a state invitation to the conservation congress at St Paul Beverly next September 5. Governor Eberhart, George Thompson, C. M. Griggs, and others will organize a Minnesota delegation. Taft’s attendance would draw a large gathering of governors and conserve concerns nationwide.
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Minneapolis
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Taft
Minnesota
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Wites
Cotter Average 75.5 Per Cent Reported by A P Bureau
Wesbiegues, D.C. Aug 2 The average condition of the cotton crop on July 25 was 75.1 per cent of normal, according to the bulletin of the crop report issued today by the board of the department of agriculture. The bulletin notes the July 25 level differs from July 18 and last year’s figures.
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Oklahoma Tourists in Colorado Welcome Summer in Springs
Colorado Springs readers note Oklahoma visitors from Ardmore, Oklahoma City, McAlester and other towns on extended tours. Pastors, merchants, and civic leaders join concerts, cottages, and hotel stays, with trips through the Rockies and Cheyenne Mountain area. Local hosts include Rev. J. Jones, Mr. Kinsey, Mrs. Giles Bormer, and Dr. Powers, as crowds enjoy piano music, free performances, and the mountain climate despite extreme heat. Some parties plan longer stays, while others depart for additional Colorado excursions.
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Charbevoix Cottage
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Kansas City Stock Market Impacts and Cattle Prices
Report on Aug 1 market activity notes cattle receipts rising, drought and weather strains across regions, with steers trading around 5.04 top and cows from 2.75 to 3.50. Hog prices slip, with 4500 head sold and hogs near 4 to 5.55. Small digressions include a quoted anecdote about Lilly and a submarine torpedo test mystery.
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Star Markets
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Prison guards accused in federal penitentiary case
An Associated Press report from Leavenworth details allegations against guards James Wilece and W. Bradbury at the federal prison. They are accused of congering whickes morphine optiua and sheflsr rage to convicts, with a Department of Justice examiner to investigate the case.
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James Wilece
W. & Bradbury
Department of Justice
Test of Strength of Insurgents in Kansas
In Topeka August primary voting signals a major test of strength for insurgent factions within the Kansas political scene. The Associated Press notes heavy turnout and cross party shifts as voters navigate weather and local campaign dynamics.
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Miners Strike Delayed by Further Negotiations
A rough summary from Kansas City reports a stalled miners strike as operators and miners press for a joint conference. The operators say the miners must accept the partial agreement and continue negotiations, while the miners seek a broader framework before resuming work.
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SULLIVAN DECLINES TO RECOGNIZE UNION IN MO STRIKE DISPUTE
Secalis Missouri July 23 union wage scale talks stalled after General Manager Sullivan refused to arbitrate the machinists strike. A conference in St Louis failed to yield a settlement as strikers consider individual returns. meanwhile west Creekers await work. Missouri Supreme Court also denies a writ to redraw state districts per Republican plan.
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IML Delivery Effected By Negro Prisoners
A jail escape occurred Saturday night as two prisoners, Heart Piclés and Woods, exploited Sheriffs absence to flee the county jail. Fields faced highway robbery charges connected to a wine theft from an Indian named Deedbane. Reports imply the escape tied to broader unrest as a nearby death and murder were noted in a separate incident involving Mabel Eveland.
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Wagoner Man Makes Another Start in Life
Keller, 42, a lumberman, obtained a license this morning from the county judge and, with his bride to be, went to Justice Neville for the ceremony. They spent the day at the Cobb and planned to head to Wagoner that evening. The bride, Mrs. Lillies Raub, 32, from Joplin Mo, has been married twice before.
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Mann Signs Swansen Commission for Delayed Vessel Appointment
Governor Mann signed a commission appointing former Governorland Swannes of Cathar to succeed the late joke Vessel in the United States derate. The appointment covers the term ending March 3, vest.
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Richmond
Mann
Pinchot Named as Possibility for New York Governor
New York on July 3 reports former chief forester Gifford Pinchot emerged as a possible candidate for governor as Roosevelt was urged to support his bid. The ex-president gave no clear commitment while education commissioner Samuel Lindley is also cited as a unity figure.
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Roosevelt
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Poisoning and fire sweep U S towns in brief notices
Joplin Missouri reports numerous people hospitalized after alleged ice cream poisoning with twelve serious cases though no deaths yet. meanwhile Norfolk Virginia sees a large factory destroyed by fire at night on the Elizabeth River branch, obliterating bowes barrels ware stock and substantial manufacture.
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Fugitives on the trail at Father Point inquiry
An Associated Press report from Father Point Quebec describes Chief Inspector Dew and Chief McCanthy consulting on plans to confront suspects Crippen and others. The piece notes ongoing police scrutiny and discussions aimed at decisive action against the fugitives.
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Dew
Oklahoma Population and State Mention in July Enumeration
An OCR fragment references Oklahoma population figures and a July enumeration, noting a state figure around 1.6 million. The text is garbled, but implies state counts and a nearby Washington detail amid an ongoing census or demographic note.
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