Republicans Win in Maine Election
Wortland Maine—Speaker John A Peters Republican of Klisworth was chosen to fill the Third district seat by 68 votes over Democrat Mayor William A Pattan of Waterville with Edward M Lawrence of Lubec third. Returns show Peters 161448, Pattan 14652, Lawrence 6487. presidential vote in November favored Wilson over Roosevelt and Taft with a falloff from the last election. A fatal shooting occurred on the Monton Bridge as Lt Cowtin was killed by a rifle fire from the American side, and a $12,000,000 fire in Hot Springs Arkansas left 2660 homeless with $15,000,000 damage.
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Taft
Noosevelt
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Hlanton Street
Ty United Atatoe Agatome
T F Jonah
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Thomas N. Western
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Weet Mountain
Notable Figures in Brief From Global and U.S. News
Suffrage leader Pankhurst plans October trip to America. Former President Taft elected president of the American Hut association in Montreal. W A Garrett forecasts freight car shortages this fall. Director Moritaro of the foreign ministry killed in Tokyo. California fights the California rule on marriage. Panama taps King Alfonso’s donation for canal monument. Roosevelt counsels Sulzer on charges. McNamara brothers case linked to jail cells in Low Angeles county.
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Kenmeline Pankhurst
America
Willan H. Taft
Yale
American Hut Association
Montreal
A Garrett
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Chicago
United States
Moritaro
Foreign Ministry
Toklo
California
Panama
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Halbow
Pacific
Canal
Sulzer
Albans
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Orthe McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Cella
Low Angelew
Engineer Miller Testifies About Rest Before New Haven Disaster
Mil ler testifies at public investigation into the New Haven wreck that for a week before the crash he covered his own run and another engineer, claiming he did the work without stimulants. He says he drank no whiskey and slept when possible.
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New Haven
Conn
Miller
Havemeyer Dies at Home of Son-in-Law
William F. Havemeyer, organizer of the American Sugar Refining Company and former New York mayor, died suddenly at the home of his son-in-law. The Havemeyer family previously ran refineries absorbed by the Sugar Trust.
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F. Havemeyer
Dead
New York
William F. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer Brothers
Tie
William BR. Wilc
Senate Passes Tariff Bill After Lengthy Debate
Washington reports the tariff revision bill clearing the Senate by a 46 to 58 vote amid applause as La Follette and Powdermaker votes remained uncertain. The act lowers average rates by about four percent from the House bill, with a conference to reconcile differences expected in two weeks.
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Senate
la Follett
L’oinderter
Progrem
la Follette
Puindester
Wilson
House
Japanese Rally Demands Action After Abe Assassination
In Tokyo a mass meeting of about fifteen thousand demanded military action against China after the assassination of Marquide Abe, urging dispatch of troops or the resignation of Foreign Minister Makino. Protests condemned Japanese diplomacy over California and China and vowed to avenge the Nanking insult to the flag.
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Tokio
Mar. Uarid Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
New Japan
Hibiya Park
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobaak Makino
California
Jessie Wilson to Wed Francis Saver in Washington
Jessie Wood row Wilson daughter of the president will marry Francis BK Saver in Washington per an announcement by Misa Wilson at Hoarlakenden Mouse.
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Jessie Wilson
Windscor
Mise
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis BK. Saver
Washington
Misa Wilson
Hoarlakenden
Klamath Hopes Revived by Newell Visit
Klamath Falls reports that Director Newell of the reclamation service will visit, raising optimism for project progress in the Klamath country. The original 4 million dollar appropriation was partly diverted to other projects after complaints during a hearing led by Montana Senator Carter, chair of the rebate irrigation committee, which urged halting new work on the project.
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Lewis
Dalles
Portland
State of
Washington
Newell
New York
Klamath Falls
Reclamation Service
Klamath Country
Carter
Montana
Corn Acreage Extensive in Valley Survey
A valley survey linked to eastern land show preparations finds at least 5000 acres allocated to corn farming this year, indicating broad cultivation expansion.
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Ashland
Orchard to Ask For Pardon
Boise diary reports Harry Orchard, self confessed killer of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg, has published notice in Caldwell paper that he will seek a full and absolute pardon from the state board of pardons at the October meeting.
Heat Bakes Minneapolis as World News Rolls In
Brief news notes report 95 degree heat in Minneapolis with thirteen prostrations. Dispatches from Nanking describe the northern armies sacking the city over three days. In Stuttgart a demented teacher named Wagner killed thirteen and injured eleven in two villages. Switzerland wins the world rifle championship at Camp Perry. Tokyo cites Chinese rioting in Nanking fueling anger toward China. J P Morgan & Co warns New York New Haven Hartford of ceasing fiscal agency duties to give the road financial freedom.
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Nanking
Stuttgart
Germany
Wagner
Amuck
Switzerland
Camp Perry
Ohio
China
Tokio
Nankin
Pekin
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
West Commutes Morgan's Sentence in 1912 Killing
Governor commutes 18 year old Robert Morgan's hanging sentence for killing his sweetheart Virgie Hart in Condon in October 1912 to life imprisonment. The governor cites youth and pleas for mercy as the reason for clemency.
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West
Morgan
Balem
Robert Morgan
Virgie Hart
Condon
Covernor
Eloper
Albany
Stella Morgan
Melvin Peebler
McKnight
Ruling Is Rendered Senator May Be Elected Under New Act
Crawford says election laws are adequate for direct senatorial election under federal constitutional amendment He will investigate further and suggests primaries may mirror gubernatorial races and general elections for U S senators Polo pony ranch opens in Malheur county plans to raise thoroughbreds for polo and sale in Oregon Eugene veterinarians offer free tuberculin tests for county fair cattle to boost dairy industry in Willamette valley
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Salem
United States
Chamberlain
Ecanc
Yale
Malheur County
W. A. Sanderson
Harry Chapman
Oregon
Eugene
Willamette Valley
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