Pinchot Revives Old Feud With Tawney in Minnesota Clash
Former chief forester Gifford Pinchot announced a campaign speech in Rochester Olmstead county likely September 2 opposing Representative James Tawney chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. Pinchot will attack Tawney over lumber tariff schedules and accuse him of hindering conservation work and misusing authority in the tariff dispute.
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Minnesota
Rochester
Gifford Pinchot
James A. Tawney
Housec Committee On Appropriations
Olmstead County
Pinchhot
Progressive League of Minnesota
Longresa
St.aul
Tawney
Ways and Média
Pinchot
Broadway
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Ways and Means
Tawner
Protchot
Payne
Canada
Ways and Means Committee
Finchot
First District
Conservation Commission
Congress
Assault on a Steamer St Jonas Affects Police
Special Policeman Charles H Willingham tried to quell a deck quarrel aboard the steamer St Jonas returning from Indian Head. He was assaulted and suffered a broken nose and head injury. Johns Docked at Emergency Hospital. Officers Davis and Sweet arrested Clarence Reynolds and Morris Levy, each posting $190 collateral. other assailants sought.
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St. Jonas
Indian Head
Washington Channel
Arsenal Grounds
Charles H. Willngham
Sweet
Harbor
Davis
Fourth Precinct
Clarence Reynolds
137 & Street Northwest
Morris Levy
Second Street
Taggart Funeral Today for Washington Athlete and Bank Clerk
Funeral services for Courtney B. Taggart, a young Washington athlete and bank clerk who drowned at Colonial Beach after rescuing his fiancée Edna Thoman, will be held at 2 PM at St. Pauls Episcopal Chapel. Interment follows at Rock Creek Cemetery. The body was brought on the Capital City steamer and taken to the Taggart home at 903 French Street NW. Pallbearers drawn from Belmont Club and American Security and Trust Company colleagues.
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Washington
Colonial Beach
Edna Thoman
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Chapel
Rock Creek Cemetery
Capital City
Hare
Taggart
French Street
Belmont Club
Young Taggart
American Secugrity and Trust Company
Ex-Convict J W Moore Dies Near Old Indiana Home
Special to the Washington Post Indianapolis Aug 26 J Wess Moore former convict and founder of the Society for the Friendless dies en route to his old home after returning from California where miners and claim troubles marked his life His parolees life and public service drew praise from papers before political prison costs led to renewed confinement and his death closes a dramatic Western life
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Wess Moore
California
Moore
Greenfield
Trinity County
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Society For the Friendless
Mer Convicta
Persion
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Pont
Fieret
Puget
Columbia River
Northwest
Coat
Army
Navy Department
Alx
Len Gund
United States
Puget Sound
Worden
Casey
Flagler
Columbia
Stevens
No Guns to Tore Raw Would Cost About One Hundred Thousand
Requests to experiment with batteries at Puget Sound deemed unfeasible. Pinchot holds certain members of Congress to account for conflagrations. Improvement in Northwest.
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Pinchot
Congress
Northwest
Big Ship Burns At Sea In Atlantic Collision Fire
A Faye al dispatch from Fa yal Azores reports the Meamer Koenigin Luise rescued the Harvest Queen, a Nova Scotia built 1887 steamer of 2041 gross tons, after the ship sank and was set afire in mid ocean. Capt. Forsyth commanded the 22 crew aboard Harvest Queen, which sailed from Dalhousie August 19 toward Buenos Aires.
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Defies United States as Panama crisis widens
Aug 26 Panama reports a political crisis over US opposition to electing Dr. Mendoza as acting president by the national assembly. Liberal leaders unite to nominate Mendoza first vice president, despite US objections. Washington has not yet officialy responded, while Panama seeks confirmation from D C. Friends of Mendoza claim assembly sole authority to interpret the constitution.
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United States
National Assembly
Carlos Mendoza
O. Morse
Washington
D. C
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Department of State
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Couden Stays Suspended Over Absence From Duty
F. N. Couden, cashier in Cincinnati customs offices, will remain suspended indefinitely while the Treasury Department investigates charges. Assistant Secretary Hitles, tied to the Warriner defalcation via MacVeagh, will not return to Washington until September 3. Couden is suspended for absenting himself from duty to attend the Ohio Republican convention.
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Treasury Department
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Willot
Washington
Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Army Orders Leaves and transfers across posts and fleets
Army orders list leaves of absence for Maj. Joseph Z. Davidson and others, extended duties for Capt. Yering Hart, and transfers or reporting directions for officers including Second Lieuts Patterson and Colladey. Various duties assign captains, lieutenants, and engineers to Fort Sheridan, Fort Monroe, Baltimore, and naval stations.
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Pifteenth Infantry
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Wiliam L. Patterson
Eighteenth Infantry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Edgar Dergman Colladey
Coast Artillery Corps
Baltimore
Calvin W Hoendeick
Quinn Gray
Heyburn Flays Pinchot in Idaho Remark
In Wallace Idaho United States Senator W B Heyburn criticized Gifford Pinchot saying he is highly complimented to be criticized by Pinchot and calling Pinchot's judgment worth less than any private citizen The piece notes Forest Superintendent Weigle blamed lack of trails in the Coeur d Alene nations forest for fires escaping control.
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Death toll in forest fires rises with 203 dead
Spokane Washington August 26 telegraphic lines to the St Joe valley of Idaho were restored for the first time since the fires worsened. government officers reported 86 dead but officials estimating the overall death toll at about 202 as those most familiar with the situation hold the figure. eighty three workers are missing and full returns from the Coeur d Alene region are not yet in.
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Tragic mine tunnel fire survivors speak from Idaho
Arrivals from the fire zone report 23 men with Ranger Holtingshesd at Big Creek, 34 with Ranger Thenon's crew at Indian Lake, five at Setser Creek, and 16 with Ranger Haim. George Ryan of Toronto recounts how six perished, while six found dead and others unconscious after hours in the tunnel. George Tiberson warns death toll may be unknown. Harvey Bertram struggled to control panicked miners.
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Placét Creek
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France protests US textile rule easing shipments to America
Paris reports a flood of letters from commission merchants manufacturers and exporters condemning a US consular rule requiring duplicate sample submissions for every textile pattern sent to the United States. French officials including Jusserand plan an official protest to Washington if the issue is not settled before his New York visit.
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France
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New York
Washington
Arrested as a Forger in Eau Claire Wisconsin
Benjamin J. Tillman a captain in the Twenty seventh United States infantry was arrested in Eau Claire on forgery charges from Madison Wisconsin. He claims innocence and says he is related to a United States Senator. He wore a captain's uniform at arrest and had four other uniforms in his baggage heading toward Fort Snelling. US Army headquarters in St Paul confirms he is a captain of Company G Twenty seventh Infantry Fort Sheridan near Chicago.
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Car dynamited in strike near Columbus Ohio
A freight car on the Westerville interurban line was dynamited tonight north of Columbus as its workers struck. Wheels and trucks were damaged and a following passenger car shuddered. Passengers continued to Westerville by steam road. The Columbus Clearing House Association adopted a vote claiming the strike nearly over and urging normal cargo movement. The Ohio National Guard units departed Cincinnati for Fort Ancient camp, with the Fifth regiment succeeding.
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Ohio
Westerville
Columbus Clearing House
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Fort Ancient
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Reported
Shipping column lists arrivals and expected dock times for several ocean liners including New York Compania Rotterdam Ryndam Naples America Southampton Cleveland and others. Naval movements note vessels Mars Flonser Patageco Wolverine Brutus Reds Tennessee Montana and North Erie heading for southern ports and ports of call.
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Alleged Forgery In Toils In Toronto Case
John Bagsey, likely Charles Knightley of New York, arrested in Toronto on a $2,000 forged check and $760 jewelry fraud charge. He is wanted in Boston and Peekskill for forgery and false pretenses. a wife described as a vagrant held. Police allege multiple forgeries and a $5,000 forged check within ten days and a scheme involving Lipman tunnel and mines.
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Boise City
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Boise
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Lipman Tunnel and Mines Company
Arizona
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Newburgh
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Quebec
Volleys of force quell New Bedford strike riot
Rioting laborers clashed with New Bedford police during a building workers strike. Revolvers and clubs were used to disperse about 500 demonstrators in the southern district near mills under construction. Eighteen arrests were made, eight men were knocked unconscious, and no one was shot.
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Mason
Washington to Host Amateur Aviation Meet in October
Washington plans its first amateur aviation competition in College Park next October under the American Aeronautic Federation and Aero Scientific Club. Entry interest is light as many aviators aim for Belmont Park events in New York, while organizers hope the meet will renew local activity after a quiet summer.
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W. W. Christmas
Johnstone soars to 1000 feet in 10 minutes at Asbury
Special to The Washington Post from Asbury Park New Jersey reports aviator Ralph Johnstone climbing 1000 feet in ten minutes under wind and rain conditions at Interlaken aviation meet. His Wright machine performed with engine trouble before he landed in just over two minutes. Nearby Haren reportedly reached 1500 feet in a separate ascent earlier.
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Cholera Outbreak Reported in Vienna Amid Alarm
The Vienna health department announces Asiatic cholera cases among patients from Hungary. Bacteriological tests confirm the disease as cholera during a period of regional health concerns. Rapid measures follow as officials address the border threat from Roumania and Russia.
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Hungary
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Lightning Kills 5 Year Old In Lincolnton
A bolt from a near clear sky struck a water gathering group near a neighborhood well in Lincolnton North Carolina injuring Theodore Gilbert five and five women. He died instantly and the women suffered injuries described as serious though expected to recover.
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N. C
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Post premium mission clocks offered to readers
The Post announces a limited premium clock, 27 inches high with eight days’ winding, striking on the hour and half hour. Priced at $2.25 plus one month in advance, it is delivered free within Washington city and postage elsewhere. The clock is a special ad product not sold in stores and was manufactured under contract for the paper.
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Post
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