Manigal’s Kin Desert Him Over Prosecution Revelations
Relatives of alleged confessed byna ter Manigal have deserted him after he repeats conversations with prosecutors. An uncle, George Behm, and Mrs. McManigal report fear for his life and say he talks to detectives, while Behin notes Manigal seemed doped or crazy during visits in Los Angeles and Portage, Wisconsin.
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Argeles
Cal
Ortie RB
Manigal
Memara Brothers
Clement
George Hm. Behm
Portage, Wie
McManigal
Alao Mra
Behin
Senator Gore Helps End Canadian Reciprocity Debate
Oklahoma Senator Gore announces closure of the long running debate over Canadian reciprocity lifting uncertainty about cross border trade. The move signals progress amid persistent concerns from business leaders and labor groups.
Senate Votes on Canadian Reciprocity Bill
Debate closed in the senate as voting began on the Canadian reciprocity bill with approval expected near two to one. Senator Labollette attacked newspapers over reciprocity coverage while Senators Smith Crawford and McCumber spoke in opposition and Gore urged passage. The session noted Secretary Knox’s resignation and Penrose’s nomination to replace him on the Monetary Commission.
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Bill
Smith
Michigan
Crawford
South Dakota
McCumber
Washington
Senate
Labollette
Gore
Oklahoma
Philander ©. Knnox
Mnational Monetary Commission
Open Senate
Penrose
View
Knox
Camppaign
Steamer Diamond Joe Sinks After Snag Ties at Keokuk
The Diamond Joe line steamer carrying 100 passengers sank in the government canal near Keokuk after taking a snag. A large hole in the hull forced repairs, but the crew kept passengers calm. Pumps stabilized the ship and it was floated to a dry dock with no injuries.
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Burlington
Dubuque
Government Canal
Keokuk
St Wis
Military Tourney Draws U S Cavalry From Fort Sheridan
Chicago hosts a military tournament with two troops from the Fifteenth Cavalry stationed at Fort Sheridan leading the event. Ten thousand soldiers are expected, all horses trained for the riding style, and preparations include repurposed ship hangars as commissary houses water pipes and a temporary sewer system.
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Chicago
United States
Rmg
Land Ll
Grantark
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
First woman named deputy state enforcement officer in Oklahoma
Shawnee July 22 Mrs Adie Caldwell of Shawnee becomes the states first woman to receive a deputy state enforcement officer commission. She will serve without salary and join the prohibition crusade using similar methods to the late Mrs Cart e Nation, arming with an axe to target liquor offenses. Portsmouth England July 22 a boiler explosion on the torpedo boat destroyer Kangaroo during a speed trial at Beachy Head kills two and injures several. Pana Illinois July 22 waterworks bonds of 50000 were approved at a special election by a 4 to 1 margin.
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Shawnee
Okla
Adie Caldwell
Caldwell
Portsmouth
Eng
Kangeroo
Beachy Hiead
Pana
Vil
Strike threatens idle ports and miners in Cardiff area
In Cardiff and nearby ports 16 000 sailors and dockers strike demanding recognition. The unrest halts work, forces mine closures across Barry and Newport, risking 150 000 miners out of work and an overall downturn in activity amid a disorderly atmosphere.
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Cardiff
Wales
Barry
Newport
American Swindler West Sought by Berlin Police
Berlin police pursue bogus American Major Victor Carter West on swindle charges. The self styled Major founded the Consolidated Fields of California and sold $10 000 worth of stock to Rhineland victims.
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Berlin
Victor Carter West
Consolidated Ofields of
California
Rhineland
Magonists in Force Threaten Mexican City Parral
Reports from Monterey Mexico state that a large Magonist force has moved toward Parral seeking to capture the city by arms. Many of the fighters are said to be former Maderist soldiers lured by promises of high pay. The movement alarms Coahuila and Durango, while Gen Bernardo Reyes’s supporters deny plans for a revolution.
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Monterey
Mex
Chihuahua
Parral
Coahuila
Doraneo
Bernardo Reyes
General Reyes
Madero
Mexico
BPW
McNamara accuses detectives of stealing funds
In a lone letter to The Bridgevein, John J. McNamara, jailed in Los Angeles on a dynamiting charge, accuses local detectives Burns and Drew of the Ejectors' association of stealing $422 from the association headquarters safe soon after his arrest. He notes only under $50 found on him during a search, arguing he could not have taken the money.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bridgevein
International Associatin of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Burns
Walter Drew
Ejeetors’ Association
Association
McNallupa
Infant dies after ingesting stove polish poison
Munete Indiana July 22 Harold Stevens a little over a year old son of William Stevens ate stove polish containing gasoline and other poisons and was found in a dying condition.
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Munete
Ind
Harold Stevens
William Stevens
Senate Passes Reciprocity Bill In Session
Washington July 2 the Senate approved the reciprocity bill by seven to eight percent. Amendments from McCumber Nelson Sins Cummins and La Follette were defeated in order. The president is excited by the outcome and this vote likely ends the current special session.
Hardware dealer killed while removing goods in Kansas City
Kansas City Missouri July 22 Robert G Crumpley a hardware dealer was shot and killed by Police Sergeant J D Love while removing goods from his store Crumpley had been enjoined from removing the goods by the district court prior restraint.
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Kansas City
Kan
Robert G. Crumpley
J. D. Love
Crimpley
Reunion at Manassas Taft attends federal and Confederate veterans
President Taft, Governor Munn, and visitors from many states watched a historic reunion at Manassas Virginia where Union and Confederate veterans marched the battlefield once fought over. The event capped the Manassas peace jubilee with Taft delivering the principal address and honoring the veterans of both sides.
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Manassas
Manascas
United States
Virginia
Ht. N. Couden
House of Representatives
Taft
Quavernor Munn
Brother slays brother in wolf shooting mistake
In Superior Wisconsin on July 22 Joe Derosia shot his brother Frank Derosia near Hiue Horry, mistaking him for a wolf while he walked home from Blue Herry. The brothers were on a farm with wolves suspected in the area.
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Superior
Wis
Joe Derosia
Prank
Hiue Horry
Derosia
Jjce
Blue Herry
Frank
Traction System Tied Up in Pittsburg Strike
Seventy miles of line operated by the Pittsburg Butler Harmony and Newcastle railroad company were tied up when motormen and conductors road cars into barns and declared a strike. The dispute centers on freight handling policy between the company and its employees.
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Pittsburg
Pittsberg, Butler, Harmony and Newastle Railroad Company
Shell peers are at Preesport
A fragment notes a president of the International Typographical Union connected to Preesport Pennsylvania with unclear context.
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SHELL
AW Preesport
Witnesses pressed in Lorimer probe as Hines ties surface
Wiehe brother in law of Hines testifies under severe cross examination before the senate Lorimer investigating committee. He is questioned about advising subpoenas and his possible remark that Hines talked too much, with focus on election influence and related figures including Deneen and Aldrich.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Hines
Washington
Wiche
Dwar Hines
Senate Lorimer
Meethan
J. HW
Marble
Wiehe
Wop Cook
William O'Brien
Tino Bequest
Prand
Myr
Pillingham
Cook
O'Brien
Meys
Borin
Caoveenor Deneen
Forinwer
Lortner
Hin
Sena
Aldrich
Robert Shields
Weet Superior
Wis
Hines and Loring
Haney
Newspaper
New
Lorimer Witn
Ore Docking Firms Now Categorized With Railroads in Steel Probe
Auditors under congressional steel probes begin in McKeesport to study ore docking firms and the National Tube Company. The inquiry targets working conditions wages and possible ties between Pennsylvania railroads and steel interests as investigators map lines from Pittsburg to Cleveland and the Great Lakes docks. The probe spans industrial centers and ore docking facilities with final completion planned for late fall.
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Nittebure
Congressionel Steel
McKeesport
Washington
Pittsburg
Rovers
MeKeesport
National Tube Company
Pitteturg
Pennsylvenia
Ber
Cleveland
O. M. Stanley
Congressional Committee
Rarninks
Lewis to give up property in receivership action
Supplementary orders on U S. effects require G. G. Lewis and his wife to deed to the receivers all property connected with the Lewis enterprises capitalized at more than 5 000 000. The orders cover the Lew is home in University City and other holdings in the suburb where most concerns are located.
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St. Louis
United States
G. Lewis
Lewis
Lewls
University City
Texas Prohibition Election Colorful Campaigns Ahead
Mullas Texas July 22 voters face a wide prohibition referendum with about 600000 qualified electors. Prohibitionists claim 500000 votes and a 50000 majority while anti prohibitionists expect around 160000 ballots and a 5000 margin for opponents.
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Mullas
Tex
Camorra Trial Scene Disrupts Italian Hearing
In Viterbo on July 22 a violent disturbance interrupted the Camorra trial as Captain Paboni clashed with a lawyer. Other lawyers fled. Enrico Alfano and informer Gennaro Abbatemaggio were forcibly removed by carabinieri, and President Bianchi adjourned the session.
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Viterbo
Italy
Paboni
Enrico Alfano
Gennaro Abbatemaggio
Giovanni Bartologsi
Bianchi
Chief's Son Dies in Indiana Indian History Marker
William Godfrey aged ninety one, son of former Miami War Chief Francis Godfrey, died at Miami county infirmary after six months feeble health. He was the eldest son of the late chief and had nine marriages nine by Indian rites and one under state law. One son Godfrey survives.
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Penu
Ind
William Godfrey
Francis Godfrey
Miami County
Godfrey
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