Sheriff Tate of Warren County Dies in Self inflicted Shot
Warren County Sheriff Will G. Tate fatally shot himself in his office Saturday morning, dying later at Emergency hospital. He left a note to his wife and had shown despondent mood for two weeks. Tate, a Republican, had served since 1914 after earlier deputy work, surviving family includes wife and four children. Coroner and deputies assumed duties as authorities prepare formal papers.
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Will G. Tate
Warren County
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Mrs. Tate
Paul Stewart
G. Haines
Tate
Warren
Henry Park
Collin
Kellettville
Hickory
California
Clinton County
James
Kinzua
Martha Johnson
Kane
Clarence L. Knight
Clarendon
Merle R. Hammell
Tiona
Theroni Tate
James Clarke
North Star Lodge
Order of Shriners
Erie
Bear cubs caught near Cary's Hot Springs in Estacada
Red Bannister of Estacada returned from a forestry trip near Cary's Hot Springs on the Upper Clackamas river with two brown bear cubs about three months old. He captured them after the mother was driven off and the cubs fled to a tall tree. The cubs, said to be gentle as puppies, will be kept in Estacada for now, providing amusement for residents.
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Estacada
Ore
Red Bannister
Forestry Department
Cary’s Hot Springs
Clackamas River
Bannister
Istacada
Revenue Crisis Stirs U S Congress Over Panama Bonds
Congress faces a looming revenue gap as military buildup for the Mexican border drives spending to around 10 million dollars daily and total appropriations near 1.5 billion. A direct tax plan faces political risk while releasing Panama canal bonds is viewed unfavorably by President Wilson.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Treasury
Capitol
White House
Treasury Department
Wilson
Texas Best Gunnery Ship Wins 1915 16 Pennant
The battleship Texas under Captain J Hood wins the pen nant for best all around gunnery 1915 16 with a 93 7 percent score from battle target and torpedo practices and other gunnery tests. Virginia Michigan Nebraska New York and New Jersey follow in order with lower percentages.
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Texas
J. Hood
Virginia
Michigan
Nebraska
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Florida
Wyoming
San Diego
South Carolina
Louisiana
Delaware
Kansas
Utah
Arkansas
James Whitcomb Riley Dies at 34 in Indiana
Indianapolis July 23 James Whitcomb Riley the Indiana poet died last night at 10 50 after a violent stroke in his home He had suffered paralysis since early morning and died with only his nurse Clementia Prough awake His mother Elizabeth Marine was a writer of verse and Riley avoided formal schooling to become an itinerant sign painter before turning to poetry
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Henry Eitel
Edmund H. Eitel
Elizabeth Eitel
Florida
Indianapolis
Mary Payne
New York
James Whitcomb Riley
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Anderson
Ind
Poe
Edgar Allen Poe
Leonanie
Rivey
of Indianapolis Journal
Henry Windsworth Longfellow
Bill Nye
Frey
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Clementia Prough
Carl
Reuben A. Riley
Greenfield
Elizabeth Marine
Dog Days Muzzles Announced Through September
City officials declare the dog days period from today until September 5 during which residents who repeatedly ask Is it hot enough for you should be muzzled to curb the summertime jibe.
War and Insanity: Dr Dumas on French Army Mental Cases
Paris reports that war did not drive as many into insanity as feared. Dr Dumas studied 1,188 deranged cases in one French army, finding 34% were general paralysis, far below peacetime norms. He notes delirium often reflects war color, with exaggerated optimism and cases of invention. Some soldiers claimed they were unaware France was at war.
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Paris
Dumas
France
Native Hawaiian Industries Park To Showcase Village Crafts
Hawaii plans a large forest park near Hilo to revive native industries. The site will host village exhibits with Hawaiians living in authentic grass houses and creating la hala hats mats koa bowls and other vessels for commercial display and sale.
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Honolulu
Island of
Hawaii
Hilo
Hughes Sends Collar From Museum Request
Bridgehampton N Y Among letters to Republican nominee Charles E Hughes one asked for a collar he had worn He fulfilled the request sending the collar The letter came from a collar factory owner whose museum features collars worn by illustrious men Presidents and other dignitaries are represented in the collection
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Ham Thirty-seven Years Old in Missouri Smoke House
Dan Rhodus in Liberty Missouri preserves a country ham cured by his father in 1878 at his home near Mosby. The ham remains plump and appears solid as a rock after thirty seven years.
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Liberty
Dan Rhodus
Mosby
U S to Buy Danish West Indies for 25 Million
Reported negotiations between Denmark and the United States p pave the way for a treaty to acquire the Danish West Indies for 25 million dollars. The agreement would cede St. Thomas St. John and St. Croix to U S and surrender U S rights in Greenland while requiring ratification by both countries legislatures. The islands residents would reportedly have a voice, and the transfer would resemble Porto Rico in status.
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Congress
Copenhagen
Greenland
Danish West Indies
United States
Denmark
Senate of the
St. Thomas
St. John
St. Croix
Santa Cruz
Porto Rico
Lansing
State Department
Constantin Brun
Senate
Rigsdag
House of Representatives
House
Dent West Indies Islands
Fortune Passes to Clifton Heights Woman in Three Hour Gap
Mrs. William Gordon of Clifton Heights Pa inherits a fortune estimated from eighty to one hundred thousand dollars after the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Perrine at Holmdel New Jersey. Perrine and his wife left equal shares to each other except one hundred dollars to their daughter Mrs Gordon. Both died the same day and Gordon becomes sole heir to both estates after Perrine’s death following his wife.
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Pennsylvania
William Gordon
Clifton Heights
Edward W. Perrine
Holmdel, N. J
Perrine
Warren Mail Subscription Notice
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