New Moroccan Sultan Mulai Youssef Faces Challenge
Mulai Youssef, brother of the abdicated Mulai Hafid, named sultan by Hafid and declared successor amid public indifference. Pretenders prepare to seize the throne by force while the new ruler, though brave, is described as docile and lacking ambition. A stormy sky accompanied a crash as a 300 foot machine buckled and fell, killing Lieut. Steger who died shortly after being found. In Mineola, New York, Sept 7 a judge reprimands aviator George W Beatty for assaulting his wife, citing temper control needed for flying.
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Mulai Youssef
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Lieunt Steger
Mineola
N. Y
John Ruhler
George W. Beatty
Airmen Killed In England As German Flyer Dies Nearby
In Stevenage England Capt Patrick Hamilton and Lt Stewart died when a wind caused a wing to collapse their biplane and crash. Hamilton held a Worcestershire infantry role and served with the army flying corps. Stewart was not an aviator. In Munich Bavaria the German pilot Lieutenant Steger died in a reconnoitering flight during maneuvers.
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Stevenage
England
Patrick Hamilton
Stewart
Hamilton
Worcestershire Regiment
Army Flying Corps
Munich
Bavaria
Steger
Married by Indian Rite in Arizona Couple Remarried in Pasadena
Roman Hubbell son of Arizona Republican chairman and Alma Juliette Dorr daughter of a New York and Washington capitalist went to Pasadena for a Catholic priest wedding after doubting the Moki ceremony. They are said to be the first white couple wed under Moki rites.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roman Hubbell
Arizona
Alma Juliette Dorr
New York
Washington
Pasadena
Woman testifies in murder case against Henry Foss
Frankie Ford known as Mrs Ethel Parker testified in county court that Henry Foss, West Hammond dive keeper, plotted to kill John Messmaker with poison from a black death decanter. She linked jealousy over Ford to Foss and said Messmaker tasted whisky that smelled like gasoline. Six West Hammond women and two men sought for federal violations also figure in the inquiry.
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Chicago
Henry Foss
West Hammond
John Messmaker
Foss
Owens
Frankie” Ford
Ethel Parker
Messmaker
Ford
Hammond
Fossin
Taft Attends New London Deep Waterways Meet
President Taft visited New London as the Atlantic Deep Waterways Association held its fifth annual convention. J Hampton Moore was reelected president and Wilfrid M Sehroff secretary treasurer. The event featured a salute to Mrs Taft and a harbor ceremony at Fort Griswold with speeches by officials from Georgia New York and Trenton.
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New London
Conn
Taft
Atlantic Deep Waterways Association
Hotel Griswold
Fort Griswold
Croton Heights
Benedict Arnold
Thomas McK. Laighlin
Pittsburg
Mabel Boardman
Washington
Charles P. Taft
Charles D. Hilles
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Maj
J. L. Rhodes
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Wilfrid M. Sehroff
Beverly
West Virginia Governor Increases Troops at Cabin Creek
Governor Glasscock orders eight more companies of state militia into the Cabin Creek trouble center. The move brings the total state troops to 21 companies deployed to quell the coal miners strike around Moundsville and restore order.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Moundsville
Glasscock
Cabin Creek
3000 Kosher Shops Closed in New York Strike
About 3,000 kosher butcher shops remain closed in New York as a general strike by union butchers halts work across the city. The stoppage affects shops, markets, and food supply amid ongoing labor actions in September.
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New York
Spanish War Veterans Hold Ninth Annual Encampment
United Spanish War Veterans gather in Atlantic City New Jersey for their ninth annual encampment through Thursday. A major parade Tuesday will be reviewed by Governor Woodrow Wilson. The auxiliary meeting features a reception by President General Efe M. Record and Commander Maurice Bimmons of New York.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sept. T
United Spanish War Veterans
Woodrow Wilson
Efe M
Maurice Bimmons
New York
Election Fraud Fund Grows in South Carolina
John Gary Evans, chairman of the state Democratic executive committee, reports growing donations for the election fraud investigation. He says funds are already substantial and will soon be large enough to cover the entire inquiry.
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Columbia
John Gary Evans
State Democratic Executive Committee
Waldo Denies Mayor Gaynor Influence on Vice Policy
In New York a jury hears Police Commissioner Waldo testify that Mayor Gaynor did not direct police policy on vice. The cross examination probes whether Hayes reflected Gaynor's stance and if orders from Waldo conflicted with that policy. In Minnesota, police in International Falls hold a man suspected of being Gyp the Blood linked to a Rosenthal case gunman, while he is detained after attempting to enter Canada.
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Police of
Minnesota
New York
Gaynor
Terrence Farley
Police Department
Douglas L McKay
Hayes
Waldo
Thatcher
Inspector Hayes
International Falls
Minn
Gyp the
Rosenthal
Canada
Ma Vagrangy Charee
Young Woman Completes 15000 Mile World Walk
Miss Dora Rodrigues of Amsterdam, nineteen, arrived in Philadelphia after a 15000 mile journey through North America and Europe. She is the daughter of a diamond dealer and has trekked through many nations.
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Philadelphia
Dora Rodrigues
Amsterdam
North America
Europe
12 Die in Mexican Railroad Wreck
A rear end collision near Calera on the Mexican Central line killed twelve passengers and injured four. Among the dead is Division Superintendent Chrietzberg, an American, with his wife and five children in a private car. Injured were taken to Aguas Calientes. The engineer of a freight train ran past his signals.
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Mexico City
Calera
Aguas Calientes
Mexican Central Railroad
Chrietzberg
Central and
National Railroads
Straus Named Progressive Nominee for New York Governor
Oscar Straus of New York, chairman of the Progressive state convention, was unanimously nominated as the party's candidate for governor at the Syracuse convention on September 7. Supporters expect a vigorous campaign and continued party unity.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Oscar Straus
New York
Four Thousand Horses Die As Kansas Plague Spreads
More than four thousand horses have died in Western Kansas from a mysterious disease. The losses are estimated at about a half million dollars. Farmers forego buying replacements due to contagion fears, delaying fall work and crop harvest. Quarantine is in effect near Fort Riley and at Manhattan area with strong veterinary effort continuing.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Riley County
Manhattan
Army
Fort Riley
State
Kansas Agricultural College
J. H. Mercer
IWW Plans Nationwide Strike Over Lawrence Prisoners
Industrial Workers of the World announce a September 30 strike across the United States in protest of the January imprisonment of Joseph J. Etter and Arthur M. Giovantti in Lawrence Massachusetts. William D. Haywood urged workers to join, while Federation of Labor officials said the call would be ignored.
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Industrial Workers
Lawrence
New York
Mass
Joseph J. Etter
Arthur M. Giovantti
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Haywood
Etter
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