Sulze Receives Upstate Support Amid Assembly Feud
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulze showing interest in an upstate assembly shift as direct primary opposition eases. The note highlights cadre changes including T K O Smith potentially replaced, with Kendricks of Onondaga County cited. Indictments of Tam Canney and Mord Iuery add to tensions as campaign activity grows.
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Onondaga County
Toep
Mexican Attitude Shifts as U S Debates President Wilson Facts
The article notes Mexico's wary stance toward U S developments while U S and foreign observers call for open debate on President Wilson's statements. Public opinion suggests a peaceful trajectory hinges on allowing free discussion and addressing tensions between nations.
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Lind Leaves Mexican Capital Announcement
Mr Lind, president with weapons and an envoy, arrived from the Mexican capital on Tuesday amid security details. General Treving and General Huseta are mentioned in relation to the leadership changes and the conflict against rebels.
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Notable judicial and political shifts across states
A slate of appointments and legal actions emerges as Judge Norwas Whe and others are named by President Wow to govern, while Governor Dunne faces cases involving Evelyn Lee and Maury Diggs Diggs. The era also features trials of Harry K Thaw and the murder case of Dr Cronin drawing global attention.
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LA Erie
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Joseph Noel
Thaw
State Board of Pardons
Dunne
Ilinois
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Absolute Life
Maury J. Digas
Diggs
San Francisco
Mexico Policy Read Before Congress In Washington
President Wilson outlined U S policy toward Mexico in a message read to Congress. Huerta’s candidacy and foreign pressure shaped talks as the administration sought peace and no arms for either side. Senate debates over tariff and currency measures continued with currency amendments adopted to aid agricultural credit. National Capital briefs note federal quarantine board data on growing trees.
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Democrats Name Mayer Aims In New York Mayor Race
New York Democrats name Mayer as mayoral candidate with Metcalf leading Tammany. Gaynor faction plans independent ticket, forming a three ticket race. Mitchell is chosen by the fusion slate including Republicans and Progressives.
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Independence League
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Salem Land Board clashes over contract extension
A dispute at a Salem meeting saw Governor West press for extending the federal state contract for the desert land project. The land board refused to grant more time while he was absent, and the governor vowed to seek denial of any extension by the federal government.
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Mayor Albee Threatens Immodest Gown Ban In City
Portland reports Mayor Albee replies to a woman’s letter seeking guidance on fall gowns. He orders police to arrest wearers of immodest dresses and claims late model gowns are favored by the underworld. The missive mocks the request and cites unclear dress measurements.
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Philippine Governor Quits Suddenly
Manila reports Governor Forbes resigns his post as governor of the Philippines effective September 1. Forbes plans to depart for the United States soon after submitting the resignation to Washington.
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W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Havemaber
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Forbes
United States
Voter Registration Doubled by Women in Oregon Study
Men studying Oregon registration figures from June 3 to August 16 believe enfranchisement of women may double the total registry. The conclusions come from reports across counties filed in Secretary of State Olivet's office.
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Oregon
Secretary of State
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Girl Rescues Child From Drowning Father in Willamette
In Oregon a mother Mere Welch dashed into swift Willamette currents to save her 1 year old daughter Eva Welch from her drowning husband. Welch struggled for minutes as the man dragged the child toward the deep water and sank twice. The mother finally reached the girl and pulled her to safety before exhausting her last effort.
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FE. C. Welch
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Nominations Sweep Senate Since Wilson Era
The article notes rapid work on federal office appointments replacing Republicans, with nominations reaching about 5,000 entries since President Wilson took office. No amendments to the currency bill from the Chicago bankers’ conference will be accepted, stated by Chairman Qinsa of the House Banking Committee.
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Chicago Bankers’ Conference
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House Banking Committee
Administration
Large crop of suckers tricked by croked locators
Government agents report 29 000 people deceived by fraudulent land locators tied to railroad land grant forfeiture. Investigators say dozens mapped onto single timber tracts, charging fees up to 250 per acre. Authorities say millions of acres affected and a vast evidence trove.
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Portland
Salmon Cannery Output After Poor Columbia Run
The spring Columbia river salmon season closed with the lower river showing the poorest run in years while upper river plants fared better. Canned pack totals about 230000 cases, roughly 9,000,000 pounds of fish, valued around 45000 dollars per 800 pounds, totaling nearly 4,895,000 pounds cured.
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Columbia River
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Upper River
Thaw Habeas Corpus Withdrawn in Sherbrooke Case
Canadian lawyers for Harry K. Thaw withdrew the writ of habeas corpus last week. The Mattexwan fugitive was not arraigned in the superior court as expected, and the withdrawal may prolong the proceedings indefinitely.
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Cities dispute rates for power in Oregon urban areas
Oregon railroad commission will hear requests to adjust disputed light and power rates in 17 cities including Portland, Oregon City, Salem, Mount Angel and Woolburn at 4 in Portland on Tuesday, September 2.
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Oregon
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Salem
Mount Angel
Woolburn
Oregon Railroad Commission For Adjustment
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