Hebrews Lone For Their Ante Land Dream
A Washington Zionist gathering at Pythian Temple reviews the eighteen century dream of Jews returning to Palestine as a nation with an organized government. Louis Promenson of New York explains Zionism as a global effort, not a Russia refugee project, aiming to establish a lawful home and global allegiance for Jews, with Palestine already developing agriculturally and commercially under new colonial efforts.
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Masa Mesting
Washington Zionists
Louis Promengson
New York
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Palestine
Juden Stadt
Ano
Feseration
American Zionists
Beig J
International Organization
England
Jewish Colonial Trust
Iito
Jagt
Federation of American Jews
Orlansky
Alsee ‘York
Tragic wife and two children slain at Canonsburg home
Samuel Pearse returns from a drive to find his wife and two children dead and a third child fatally wounded in a Canonsburg Pennsylvania bedroom fire. Police seek a roving suspect after an apparent robbery motive and an attempted arson. The report names Mrs Pearse aged twenty five and children Margaret five Devight eleven months Robert still living with a bullet through the lungs.
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Canonsburg
Samuel Tearse
Washington County
Bales
Leen
Pearse
Fearse
Margaret
Devight
Robert
Jay
Pearce
Rphiye
Too Much So From the Detroit Free Press
A quirky cartoon caption notes a singer who is economical in style, joking that she uses only one chord for all of her accompaniments. The humor hinges on pared down musical choice and everyday wit.
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Delaware
L C Allen
Harries
Crown
Philip Readesul
Blues
Washington
Little Railroad
Detroit Free Press
Singer Next
Armenian Tartars clash near Shusha in renewed fighting
Advices from Shusha report three days of bombardment with twenty two pound guns. A telegram to the viceroy says hostilities ceased and five representatives from each race will draft peace conditions to secure lasting quiet in the district. Meanwhile drought threatens Bokhara as water reserves dwindle and the oasis may be swallowed by the desert if rain does not come soon.
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Grant
Milita
Geo
Quill
Philip Reade
C D Cowles
Tiflis
Shusha
Shuaha
Bokhara
Central-Asiz
Khanate of
Rockefeller Returns to Tarrytown in Jovial Mood
Heavy rain did not dampen John D Rockefeller and his son John D Rockefeller Jr as they attended services at the First Baptist Church in Tarrytown. Rockefeller, in good spirits, greeted parishioners and tipped the plate with ten dollars while planning Cleveland travel to face Standard Oil charges. He will return to Pocantico Hills to oversee a new mansion project and planned seclusion with guards to avoid reporters and hecklers.
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Tarrytown
Country Place
Cleveland
Epecal
Washington Post
John D Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller, Jr
First Baptist Church
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
E. W. Husted
West Cheater County
Rockefellers
Lake Shore
Rockefelter
Kykutt
Boat Upsets Browning 3 Two Brooklyn Victims Drown
A New York report states three of six boating on Lake Hopatcong New Jersey were drowned when the boat capsized due to inexperience. The dead are George Latt 24 May Klemmer 20 Bertha Smith 22 all of Brooklyn. Rescued were John O Connor 24 in serious condition Christopher Merker 25 uninjured and Paul Revére 20 also seriously hurt. all rescuers also from Brooklyn.
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New York
Hopatcong
New Jersey
George Latt
May Klemmer
Bertha Smith
Brooklyn
John O'Connor
Christopher Merker
Paul Revére
Stairs
Nome
Aleo
Debate Over Drago Doctrine Forcible Debt Claims Reaches Hague
Special dispatch reports President Alves summer residence crowd greets Secretary Root at Petropolis after he travels with Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco. Disagreement over the form of action at the Pan American Congress may send the issue to the next Hague conference where a firm resolution is unlikely. Root advises against pressuring creditor nations and a proposal to retire the matter may prevail. A special conference session is planned Tuesday night for further developments.
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Washington Pont Hilo de Janeiro
Pan- American Congress
United States
Congress
Root
Mike
Hague
Senor Nabuco
Petropolis
Rio Negro
Alves
Boot
Out
Aeintago
Chie
Esmeralda
O'Higgins
Arenas
Charleston
Cheat Tour Suggested to Boom City Trade Aid
Attorney Guerry argues Congress must grant right of way to competitors of Pennsylvania Railroad 20 to secure adequate shipping facilities now blocked by monopoly.
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Gity
Guerry
Congress
Pennsylvania Railway
Will Advertise Boom Plans for Greater Washington
The Jobbers and Shippers Association forms a Hefty committee to plan a broad publicity campaign highlighting Washington's commercial and industrial advantages. The group will study successful methods from other cities and decide on an effective publicity system. Freight committees meet this week, likely Wednesday, and the board meets next Monday afternoon.
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Association
Plan for Washington boom tour and southern mission
The publicity committee for the Greater Washington movement plans a kickoff meeting to outline activities. Citizens urge a large delegation to visit southern cities, with a week or ten days on a special train to build business and literature exchange, inviting the three Washington newspapers to broadcast results.
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Beeside
Greater
Washington
H . Reeside
American Security and Trust Company
Washington iii
South
Open gates for Wabash rights of way campaign
The text urges UYorgress to grant rights of way to the Wabash system and to rally Southern and Northern lines. It argues that current facilities can be improved with energy, but Congress must open the main gates amid a flood of commerce. Businessmen must lead, with continuous support from city papers, to sustain the effort.
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Sewepapepyy
Uyorgress
Congress
General Strike Ordered by San Francisco Railways Workers
Laborers, pavers and other street railway construction workers in San Francisco to be called out tomorrow morning after a Street Railway Construction Workers Union meeting. The strike aims to reinstate discharged union men, raise wages from 160 to 250 dollars a day for laborers and from 2.50 to 3.60 for payers, and establish an eight hour day instead of ten.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Street Railway Construction Workers Union
Castle Rejects Emery in Pennsylvania Governor Race
Pittabure July 29 Homer L Castle a prohibition reformer refused the Prohibitionist support for Lewis Emery Jr fusionist for governor. Castle accuses Emery of crookedness and helped cause the Enterprise Bank failure and Berry’s election. Castle’s stance loses fusionist votes and signals a standalone governor bid.
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Washington Pont Pittabure
Homer L. Castle
Lewis Emery, Jr
Emery F Castle
Enterprise Bank
W. E H. Berry
Castle
Himsit
Texas Congressman Race Narrows to Cooper Victory Margin
Beaumont Texas July 29 returns from the Second Congressional District show Samuel B Cooper defeating incumbent Moses L Broocks by about 1000 votes. One county remains to hear from and Cooper is generally conceded to have won. Broocks was defeated previously by Cooper two years ago.
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Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Samuel B Cooper
Moses L. Broocks
Heari
Cooper
Broocks
Campbell Wins in Texas Primary for Governor Nomination
M M Brooks of Dallas is second choice as returns show T M Campbell of Palestine leads with a plurality of the popular vote and at least 230 votes for the convention. Other ticket names include A B Davidson Cuero for lieutenant governor and R V Davidson Galveston for attorney general with J W Stephens Mexia as comptroller and Reuben R Gaines Paris as chief justice.
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Houston
Texas
T. M. Campbell
Palestine
M M Hrooks
Dallag
G. B. Colquitt
Terrell
Parla
Court of Criminal Apneals
John E Henderson
Bran
R B Cousina
Mexia
Tariff War on America Looms Over President’s Inaction
London reports Berlin views U S failure to push Congress as nailing down February promises. Germany may tighten imports of wood goods rubber shoes and certain fruits while press notes a looming crisis in transatlantic trade. The Contra Association of German Manufacturers cites a harsh shift in policy as US friction deepens.
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Gable
Washington
London
Berll
Morning Post
United States
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Switzreland
Belgium
Roumania
Russia
Servia
Germany
Bulgaria
Greece
Sweden
Berlin
Contra Association of German Manufacturers
Bueck
Sage will contest may stall estate prize talks
The attorney A Welles Stump disclosed a plan to force executors to pay more than 25 000 to Sage heirs to settle claims, aiming to avoid prolonged litigation that could delay final distribution of Russell Sage's 70 million. He noted the interference clause, the will's age, and the risk of a long battle. One heir, Martha Sage Martratt, lives at 822 Columbus Avenue and says she is content with her 25 000 share and will not rush to Europe.
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Washington Post
New York
Russell Sage
Elnes
Br Stump
Stump
Sage
Mrs Sage
Efunehee Gage
Mra Geer
Fussell
Theia
Wellaver
Sis
Martha Sage Martratt
Columbus Avenue
Maumee Valley Sweepstakes at Toledo Auto Races
At Toledo Ohio July 29 no track records were lowered the Maumee Valley Sweepstakes drew attention. Oldfield won the final heat after earlier wins by Olle Savin and Freeburg. The mile record attempt on a half mile track failed. best time 1 13 vs 1 11 last year. Weather notes from Washington report unsettled conditions with showers and thunderstorms moving across regions and coast winds.
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Ohio
Maumee Valley
Oldfield
Olle Savin
Dr. Freeburg
Freeburg
Savin
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Northwestern
TM Nolp
Ontario
Misaiseippi River
Misasissippi
Rocky Mountain
Moutens
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Missicnippi
Gulf States
New Hagland
Beiink
Gulf
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National Capital
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