Roosevelt in Iowa Defends public interests over special interests
Col Roosevelt appeals in Denison and Count Bluff s, praising Iowa as typical of the nation where general interests must lead. He argues corporations deserve no votes or public ownership, vows to fight corruption and bossism, and encounters questions about New York while pledging campaign support for Charles Grill in Davenport.
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Col Roosevelt
Denison
Iowa
Walter J. Smith
Speaker Cannon
Smith
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Isaac
Claas
Bossiam
Os Moosevelt
Charles Grill
Davenport
Congress
Danyon
Davenport Favored for Regular Republican Nomination
State Senator Frederick M Davenport, praised by Roosevelt, is expected to be renominated without opposition at Oneida county Republican convention. Backing from Vice President Sherman and Roosevelt aides indicates broad party support, while Davenport may face Democrat Joseph Ackard of York in a potential general race.
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Sperial
Washington Post
Utica
Frederick M Davenport
Roosevelt
Oneida County
Sherman
For
Joseph Ackrard
Yorks de
Republican Party
Davenport
Thomas Wheeler
Enough of Roosevelt Voice Sparks Denver Speech Vote
A Colorado legislature joins a joint resolution urging Roosevelt to speak in Denver, while the Senate also records a vote in favor of retention. Senator McCune-Ni? votes no, explaining he has heard enough of Roosevelt, and Senate Majority Leader Adams asks that his vote be counted against the resolution.
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Colorado Legialafire
Cal Roosevelt
Denver
Senate
Retain
McCne Ani
Hecause
Roonevet
Adams
Art
Ils Sete
Committee Clears McGuire in Indian Contract Probe
Pawhuska Aug 2 A House committee investigating Indian affairs exonerates Representative BooS McGuire of Oklahoma from any charge or stake in the McMurray contract after a four week inquiry. Chairman Charlis Burke signs the letter releasing him. The panel plans to submit its report to Congress after adjourning to Washington in November.
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Pawhuska Ohta
Pawhuska
Lax
Special House Committee
Ordian Affairs
Boos McGuire
Fl T
Oklahoma
McMurray
Charlis TE Burke
Washington
Charles H Thuke
South Dakota
Flouse
Congress
Army offers reward for Camp Otis safe robbers
The War Department offers a 500 dollar reward for the capture of robbers who took a safe and 8.49 percent 50 from Camp Otis in Wyoming on August 9. The treasury comptroller ruled such a reward may be paid from the army contingent expenses appropriation.
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Army
War Department
Camp ES. Otis
Wyoming
Comptroller of the Treasury
Padlock on Treasury door baffles eyes in death case
Mystery surrounds the cremation of Sidney Lascelles alias Lord Beresford. A woman calling herself Mrs Thomas visits Lee's funeral chapel in Washington and leaves with no clear disposition of the swindler's ashes. Officials refuse to confirm whether the ashes remain at Lee's undertakers as remodeling plans for the Treasury proceed. The case links to past frauds tied to Lascelles, who died after a notorious career.
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Sidney Lascelles
Woman In Cage
Mrs. Thomas
Lord Beresford
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Lee
Washington
Lascelles
Australis
London
New York
Georgia Penitentiary
Asheville
N. C
Undertaking Rooms
McPherson Crichton
England
Thomas
Lee's Establishment
Lee's Place
Eay
Lee's
Mr. Lee
Crichton
Ring
Fifteenth Street
Jackson
Treasury
Charles Dyer Norton
Roaches Invade District Building in Humorous Census
Wryly praising pests as a study subject, the article chronicles roaches and bugs overrunning the Louisiana avenue marble district building. It notes bugs swarming desks, lockers, and offices including Rudolph Johnston and Cimmig judges, with humorous details on varieties, habitats, and potential extermination. The piece mentions health department avoidance and Dr. Woodward’s quarters as a potential flashpoint for action.
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Bug
Louisiana Avenue
Department of Agriculture
New
Marble District
Rudnolph
Johnston
Cimmigj Stoner Judson
Judiciary Square
Rudolph
Board of Commissioners
Americans urged to teach Japan and China history in U S schools
A petition signed by over 100 prominent Americans calls US schools to expand instruction on China and Japan. Circulated by the American Asiatic Society of Yokohama, it seeks cooperation from public and private education authorities to improve mutual understanding.
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America
China
Japan
United States
American Asiatic Society
Yokohama
Bureau of Educaton
Ita
Witherspoon's Victory Assured in Mississippi Primary
Meridian Mississippi August 26 complete returns from all counties in the Fifth Mississippi district show A. Witherspoon leading incumbent Adam A. Byrd by 306 votes after yesterday's primaries. Byrd supporters concede defeat.
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Witherspoon
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
Leake
A. Witherspoon
Adam
A. Byrd
Byrd
Ill Victim of Pellagra At Georgetown Hospital
Mrs Sallie Graham of Warrenton Virginia lies critically ill in Washington District General Hospital as physicians battle pellagra. This 56 year old patient, previously healthy, shows no sign of forthcoming recovery and remains in grave condition despite extensive treatment.
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Mrs. Graham
Pellagra
Georgetown Hospital
Whverdany
Georgetown University Hoxnulat
Sallie Graham
Warrenton
Graham
German Lunch Arrangements for Vienna Students at Willard
A committee named to entertain 200 University of Vienna students arriving in Washington plans a luncheon at the Willard tomorrow night. Chairman George W. Spier appointed a subcommittee, to meet at the Willard, with members Paul Bausch Carl Droop L H Foster Anton Kasvar A Fred Jorss Richard Brauner Martin Wiegand John Schwartz John Hansen Frank Endres O G Sonneck William Muehleisen and Henry Kander. badges will identify the arrangers.
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University of Vienna
Warner Akademiacha Gesangverein
Washington
George W. Spier
Yanterdgy
Willard
T Yelock
Paul Bausch
Carl Droop
L. H. Foster
Anton Kasvar
A. Fred Jorss
Richard Brauner
Martin Wiegand
John Schwartz
John Hansen
Frank Endres
0. G. Sonneck
William Muehleisen
Henry Kander
Still In No More Warrants To Issue In Whisky Plant Case
Official report from the Baltimore collector of internal revenue notes the arrest of three officers and two Black employees of Capital Supply Company over a plant at Fifteenth and L streets southeast. Investigation may last two weeks as books and business are reviewed by Pierce and Cockey under guard.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Capital Supply Company
Fifteenth
L Streets
James C. Wheeler
Internal Revenue
Wheeler
Capt. Wheeler
J. A Pierce
George P. Cockey
Pierce
Pierce and Cockey
James Cole
C. BH. Hall
E. 0. Whittaker
Samuel Gomillian
Cole
Hall
Camp Near End Success Elates Ministers
Methodists from DC, Fairfax, Loudoun and Alexandria conclude their third annual camp meeting at Great Falls Va. A record crowd attended with services, sermons, music, and a farewell handshake. Managers praise Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad for ten minute car service and careful management led by Capt. A A Thomas and assistants J H Franklin and W H Crosen.
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Potomac
Great Falls
District of Columbia
Fairfax
Loudoun
Alexandria
J. Howard Wella
F. J. Prettyman
Washington
D. J. Kerns
Methodist
Staynton
The
Biblical Institute
Great Falls and
Old Dominion Railroad Company
A. A. Thomas
J. Harris Franklin
W. E H. Crosen
Old Dominion
J. H. Franklin
W. Hi. Crosen
W. C. Walker
Arthur Burgess
J. N. Follin
G. W. Gaither
Weather conditions across regions with cool wave and unsettled skies
The Weather Bureau notes a cool air mass across New England and the middle Atlantic States with temperatures below normal east of the Rockies, except the Northwest. Rains persist in the Ohio valley to eastern Gulf region, with fair conditions elsewhere. Unsettled barometric patterns remain south Atlantic and eastern gulf, while winds shift from northwest to northeast along coastlines and steamer routes trend moderate to partly cloudy toward Europe.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Iske
Ftoria
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
Lower
Lake Region
New England Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake
Superior
European
Dr Crichton faces manslaughter charge in La Plata fatality
Justice of the Peace H G Robertson issues a warrant for Dr McPherson Crichton of 1715 H Street NW in connection with a La Plata auto fatality that killed Alexander F Howie. Bail set at 5000 dollars for appearance at Charles County circuit court. bond due next Monday. Other occupants named in inquiry not charged. Weather and tides noted. Foresters plan September outing at Loeffler’s.
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Justice of the Peace
H. G. Robertson
la Plata
McPherson Crichton
H Street
Crichton
Alexander F. Howie
Charles County
Dr. Crichton
Justice Robertson
Cooksey
Bowie
W. W. Bowie
Malcolm Crichton
J. C. Malcolm
Circuit Court
L. Allison Wilmer
Henry H. Glasele
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