Ogden Labor Parade Aims After 70 Years in Weber County
Aged residents in Weber County exceed 70, with labor groups planning a big Labor Day parade in Ogden. Utah and Idaho wool shipments head toward year end, while railmen report slowing activity. Other items include a $30 fine for two Ogden youths over a tree incident, a missing Leon Bailey bonds dispute, and a string of local accidents and legal cases across Utah.
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Weber County
Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Armada Arrives in Honolulu Bay for Holiday Observance
The Atlantic battleship fleet arrived in Honolulu Bay with a holiday atmosphere as thousands gathered on Diamond Head and other heights to view the armada. The Connecticut led the procession at the channel entrance at noon after sighting Molokai, with the rest in formation.
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Honolulu
Diamond Head
Molokai
Connecticut
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
la Raina
Maui
Three Americans Among the Lost in Manila Typhoon
A Manila bound pleasure launch carrying about seventy five passengers foundered in a noon typhoon on Thursday. About twenty five perished, including three Americans, and roughly fifty were rescued by the British steamer Suverie and other craft. An army surgeon is reported among the rescued. details remain unreached in Manila.
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Manila
Corregidor Island
Suverie
Manila Corregidor Island
Manila Bay
Mysterious Death Shocks Delaware Maryland Areas
Dover reports a farmer William Williams aged 60 near the Maryland line believed murdered over a proposed marriage to Elizabeth Walls aged 13. Coroner's physician rejects self inflicted death, citing fatal brain blood clots from a heavy head blow. Maryland and Delaware authorities push for answers amid family opposition to the union.
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Dover, del
William ‘Williams
Maryland
Elizabeth Walls
Delaware Peninsula
Queen Anne County
Kent County
Delaware
Williams
Walls
Murder in Asylum Shocks Allegheny City inmates
George Tugel an inmate at the Allegheny City home in Claremont suddenly seized a motive to kill. He murdered Harry Speller another inmate and wounded two guards before being overpowered. Tugel had been committed eight months ago and was regarded as peaceable.
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Pittsburg
George Tugel
Insane Department
Allegheny City
Claremont
Here
Harry Speller
Tusel
Union Laborers Riot in Cleveland Echoes Strike Turmoil
A Cleveland riot left six injured at Lakeside Avenue and West Sixth Street in a clash between striking union cabinet workers and nonunion laborers. Bricks, clubs, and mines were used as police tried to quell the violence and protect workers attempting to cross the picket line.
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Lakeside Avenue
West Sixth Street
Proposed Increase of Freight Rates
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission has received no official information confirming a proposed railroad freight rate rise. Chairman Knapp says any general increase would be investigated if complaints arise, with justification found in higher operating costs, fair wages, service standards, and need for new facilities to meet demand.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Knapp
Taft Rebukes Corporate Campaign Donations
Taft states the national committee will accept no corporate contributions and cites both state and federal laws to enforce campaign finance rules. He discusses labor influence, leadership votes, and predicts no class of American voters would be directed by its leaders.
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Hot Springs
Ark
National Republican Committee
William H Taft
Taft
New York State
Amercan
Bitter feud over Mexican anti foreign mining law
Mexico City reports a rising antiforeign mood as La Patria calls for a Mexico for Mexicans and derides Yankees as foreigners. The article cites foreign opposition to a proposed mining law restricting foreign corporations and stresses patriotism over hostility to foreigners.
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Mexico City
Mexico
la Patria
Tima
Patria
Argentine
Chile
Drags
Bette
Pope
Bryan Addresses Fremont Teachers in Nebraska Visit
William J. Bryan spoke from his lawn in Lincoln on Saturday claiming producers lack fair rewards and urging government reform. The audience included several hundred teachers and Fremont normal school students, welcomed by Professor W. N. Clemmons after Bryan shook hands with attendees.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Fremont
Neb) Normal School
Bryan
W. N Clemmons
Murderer Dies in Self-Inflicted Tragedy After Pursuit
In Portland, Dre-David Conelli killed at the Arlington club Sunday night. A mob chased him from his room toward the street then forced entry. He shot himself to death as the crowd broke in. The motive remains unclear.
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Portland
Dre
David Conelli
Dief
Arlington Club
Open House on Warships in Honolulu
The Atlantic battleship fleet held an open house with throngs touring the decks from sunrise to sunset. Fleet launches ferried guests, and the harbor bustled with visitors including Japanese, Chinese, Philippine islanders, Hawaiians, and other nationalities inspecting the ships.
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Honolulu
Turbulent Persia News: Tabriz Revolt and Shifting Control
Dispatches from Teheran describe conflicting reports on the Tabriz revolt. Rachin Khan retains influence while danger remains of shah’s troops being overwhelmed. Some reports claim peace and normalcy in Tehran as parliamentary factions align with traditional governance.
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Shah
Tabriz
London
Persia
Rachin Khan
Tabri
Daily Mail
Teheran
Daily Telegraph
Thousands Find Employment in Southern Illinois Factories
More than 15,000 men are to be reemployed within thirty days in southern Illinois factories and foundries that had worked short handed after last year’s downturn. Over 1,500 were put back to work last week as firms resume operations with full force. Fast St Louis hopes for a normal zone by August end.
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St .Louis
Minois
East
Mysterious Murder Case Baffles New Jersey Police
Officials in Hackensack New Jersey examine the body of Mrs Otelia Eberhard found on a railroad track near Coalberg NJ. The body was struck by a passing train and cut in two. Her daughter Otelia Eberhard was shot three times and dragged to a nearby farmhouse. Police hunt August Eberhard, nephew of the victim.
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New York
Hackensack
N. J
Otelia Eberhard
Coalberg
August Eberhard
Six Die in Auto Train Crash Near Warsaw Indiana
Charles Sherman King of Fort Wayne and his family were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train while en route to Lake Wawa. Also died were Carl Timmins the chauffeur and Fayme Bradshaw. King was a Prudential agent and former Indiana state legislator from Wabash County.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles Sherman King
Fort Wayne
Carl Timmins
Fayme Bradshaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme Court Rules on Emblems Ban and Prison Contract
The Montana supreme court on Saturday released two key opinions. It invalidated a law banning secret society emblems for new members. It also denied a writ of mandamus to force the state prison board to award a custody contract to a lower bid Butte firm. The board subsequently took over the institution and appointed a state named warden to run it.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
State Prison Board
Butte
Double Murderer Captured by Sheriff's Posse near Toll Gate
Adolph Jules the HaHan, accused of killing two men at a Western Pacific construction camp and attempting to murder the foreman and wife, was captured Friday at Toll Gate in Plumas county after a sharp fight. He fired on the pursuing posse before surrendering. to prevent a lynching he was moved to Oroville jail.
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Ogden
Leon Bailey
Utah
Rapid City
William Smith
Balt Lake
Mirla Becker
Becamse Smith
Boeeker
Sal Lake
Charles Themm
Salt Lake
Board of Land Commissioners
Pluto
Frank Olucher
Steve Adams
Western Itecreation of
Colorado
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Orden
Oregon
Joe Pazater
Mike Rovich
Garfield
Mirder
Universty
John Smith
Salt Lake City
Young Smith
Thomas Matthews
Newhouse
John Ericksen
Deaperado
Henderson
Erickson
Charles Hi Titus
Della Lungingline
Grinenegilda Bilgoman
Bingham
Sigoman
Luaeginglina
Swen Anderson
Koosharem
Ifo
Marysville
Cal
Adolph Jules
HaHan
Western Pacific
Toll Gate
Plumas County
Winding
Jules
Antonio Libreratoes
Giovanni Puccini
Oroville
Multi Murderer Hanged in West Virginia Penitentiary
Frank Johnson, a Black prisoner, was hanged at the West Virginia state penitentiary for the March 3 murder of Beulah Matin at Gypsy. He confessed to the chaplain that he killed five others, saying it was right to hang him. He provided some names and addresses of people he claimed to know.
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Moundsville
W Va
Frank Johnson
West Virginia
Beulah Matin
Gypsy
Johnson
N . Sanford
Boy Rescued From Seventy Five Foot Well
Walter Saintt a six year old boy fell into a rock walled well seventy five feet deep with ten feet of water. He crawled out in ten minutes with a head gash bone exposed and sprains to his right arm and leg. His father arrived as he emerged and the boy cried after discovering the injury but was not severely harmed.
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Gaffes
Walter Saintt
Walter
Wireless Telegraph Station Near Boise Connects With Portland
G G Haley of Payette has established a wireless telegraph station at Boise and linked with the Portland station. The message was faint due to weather, another trial will be conducted. Haley built a custom instrument not of the De Forest type but patterned after naval models.
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Boise
Ida
G G_ Haley
Payette
Portland
Haley
de Forest
America's Champion Rifle Team to be Honored in New York
Washington reports the American rifle team will be honored after returning from the Olympia games in London where it defeated leading shooting nations. The team is expected to arrive in New York on Saturday July 25 and receive a reception committee from the War Department and the National Rifle Association.
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Washington
Awan
London
New York
Oliver
National Board For Promotion of
National Rifle Association
Bank Fails in Cleveland West Twenty Fifth Street
The Farmers and Merchants Banking Company at 2837 West Twenty Fifth Street in Cleveland fails after a run depleting its vaults. Capitalized at 100000, assets and mobilities about 500000 each. closure follows successive bank failures two months earlier as securities could not be realized.
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Cleveland
Farmers and Merchants’ Banking Company
West Twenty Fifth Street
Thirteen More Bodies Recovered at Hanna
Thirteen bodies were recovered from the ill fated No 1 mine of the Union Pacific Coal company late Friday and brought to the surface by veteran miners. The group consisted of members of a search party that entered after the March 29 explosion as brattice was pushed down the east slope.
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Hanna
Union Pacific Coal Company
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