Gogeran Offers Help as Campaign Chiefs Meet in Chicago
Special from The Washington Fast Line Nebraska reports candidate James Atwood and Charles Campau lead for the chairmanship of the campaign committee with Gov Haskell possibly as treasurer. Delegates and officials travel to Chicago for a conference to select eleven members of the committee and discuss organization work for the nomination.
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Kansas
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Jolly Funeral In Meelington Youth and Will Letter Found
A Meelington youth, 54, died under unclear circumstances after a note surfaced linking him to his final act. The letter reportedly directed funeral arrangements and named a recipient, while authorities consider the death a possible suicide.
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Joseph Darph
Tarmanth
Roe Psatt Melf
Teedith Yarbier Lore
Tirst
Kate Va
Fourth Street
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Suede
Shipley to Relieve Potts on Des Moines Arrival
Commander J T Shipley at the navy yard in Boston will take command of the cruiser Des Moines upon her arrival in the United States. The Des Moines is currently at Guantanamo with detachments aboard from Colt Pinan and Philadelphia themes.
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Ne Navy Yard
Boston
U Pfitak
Des Amlanes
Philadelphia
Narrains
Drownings In Bernese Alps Tunnel Tragedy
Twenty five men drowned when water and mud flooded a tunnel under construction in the Bernese Alps near the northern entrance. The workers, inside the tunnel without tools, pierced a wall to a subterranean chamber unknown to them. The rush of water followed early hour low turnout.
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Herne Switvertand
Bernese Alps
Tunne
Venezuela Embarrassed Over Unpaid French Claim
Caracas Monday July 16 reports Venezuela unable to meet the monthly payment on a French claim. Diplomatic ties rupture with America leaves no legation to protect French interests and jeopardizes archives of the French legation.
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Nezuelan
Amerika
Venezuela
Postponed Notification Of Sherman Nomination Delayed
Special to The Washington Post from Ahen NW Y July 4 reports formal notification to Congressman Sherman of his nomination for Vice President by Chicago convention delegates will be delayed to mid August. Sherman has not prepared his letter or acceptance speech and will not begin until just before the committee arrives. He plans to comment on the Chicago platform and may add his own views on national matters in the speech and letter.
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Taft Feels Satisfied With New York Visit Acquaintances Greet Him
Republican candidate Taft meets city leaders and party figures in New York as he travels toward Cincinnati. He says interviews yield no firm political forecast yet notes general satisfaction among officials. A busy day includes an Oyster Bay talk with Roosevelt aides and a quick haircut before departure.
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Wilberforce University
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Ohio
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Dait Wheater
Chicago
Croker Calls Hughes One Sided in New York Debate
Croker favors Bryan and mocks Hughes calling him unfit for leadership. He argues Roosevelt and Hughes gamble and push New York toward old ways, praising King Edward and populist lines. He plans to return to New York once racing ends, and says he may engage in the upcoming campaign.
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Kern
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Ireland
Midshipman Declared an Officer for Gratuity Pay
The comptroller of the treasury ruled that a midshipman at the Naval Academy is an officer under the May 13 1998 act and qualifies for the six months pay gratuity to his widow or designated beneficiary upon an officer’s death. The decision addressed all aspects of the question and concluded affirmatively.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
Metcalf
Naval Academy
Comptrollers
Wmidstupman
Annapolis Bond Issue Defeated in Municipal Vote
In Annapolis on July 4 the city bond measure of 40 000 for municipal improvements failed in a low turnout election. Only 284 votes were cast of 1100 eligible voters a small turnout with about 50 women voters among them. The result drew attention as women voters, eligible if taxpayers, cast votes against the issue amid discussion on suffrage and race.
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Toda
Treaty rights questioned in liquor license dispute
Italian ambassador in Manchester says Richmond Virginia authorities should settle liquor license refusals for Italians and other foreigners. He warns of further action if the matter is not settled soon, noting teary rights between the two governments and city ordinances. He downplays the issue as not serious at present.
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Mass
Mayor Des Planches
Richmond
The Post Newspaper Overview and Editions
A leading government capital newspaper, The Post provides comprehensive financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sales guidance and offers leisure readers varied columns of news content in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Post
The Washington Post Sporting Pink Sheet Description
The Sunday Post sports section is praised as superior featuring foreign news illustrations and extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. It notes pink paper printing, four pages weekly, and comprehensive results across baseball, racing, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, golf, tennis, swimming, and more.
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