A Roosevelt Testimony Sways Senate On Panama Accord
The Senate foreign relations committee will hear former President Roosevelt regarding the Panama Canal Zone matter and the contemplated apology to Colombia. The columnist argues Roosevelt can reveal facts about the alleged perfidy and insists the United States must be heard in its defense before any treaty ratification or payment.
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Senate Committee On Forei Relations
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Zone
Colombia
United States
Senate
Col
Panama
Torquemada
Senate Committee
Cal. Roosevelt
Lenient Naval Regulations Spark Debate Over Desertion Policy
Secretary Daniels proposes lenient rules to curb discipline erosion in the Navy. Deserters and those overstaying leave may be placed on probation or buy an honorable discharge by repaying allowances. The system targets peacetime efficiency and morale, while avoiding imprisonment and cost of naval prisons.
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Daniels
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Dbyy 28
Rm Ackugwladie
Ara’ Mgto
Monk Dé
Monk Dé Impulée
American prosperity tied to Europe amid looming conflict
The piece argues Europe’s war would drain American wealth and labor while harming global trade. It warns of ruined shipping, mass factory blows, and fallen exports unless the United States strengthens capital, employment, and a merchant marine. It urges decisive, pro–American policy to seize a new era of commerce under the American flag.
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Europe
United
United States
Panname
Audianhe
Portugal
Great Britain
Prof
Coutinho
England
America
Prof. Coutinho
Progressives Face Fund Troubles Amid Pennsylvania- Mass Ties
Charles Hiifott Ware, head of Massachusetts Progressive state committee, says creditors may recover only a fraction of debts as party finances weaken. The withdrawal of Charles Bird from the governor race and loss of funds signal growing disintegration and foreshadow potential realignment as Col. Roosevelt backs Republican hopefuls elsewhere.
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Progressive “Party
Massachusetts
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Aloe Net
Asuics
Elginealice
Charles Bird
Mr. Bird
Charles H. Davis
Hes
Brothera Pinchot
Perkins
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Railroads Face Wage Demands and Possible Government Mediation
Federal mediation officials handle wage disputes among engineers conductors and trainmen as railroads confront rising costs. Rail traffic revenue fell by 80 million from last year while operating expenses rose 25 million pushing carriers toward wage increases. Experts warn of financial strain, possible receiverships, and a charted path to court action or ICC intervention to set wage levels.
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Federal
Mediaton
W. P. Ripley
Alchton, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Whless
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bame
Business pleas fail to halt antitrust plan
A stream of businessmen visited the White House to urge a pause in the antitrust program but balked at a provision granting the commission power to favor business interests. Critics warn this would threaten court jurisdiction and erode Sherman law protections amid ongoing enforcement.
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Interstate Trade Commission
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United States
Se ‘Agatttons
Sagain
New’ Haven
Imperial court kitchen reform tale from German empire
Fragmented historical account details an imperial kitchen reform under Emperor William, naming Conrad Uhl as hotel master and reformer. It describes waste, high expenses, and a plan to centralize feeding of the imperial household, guests, and dignitaries while elevating Uhl to nobility.
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Xasser
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Chet de Poudre
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Conrad Whi
Fragmentary political note on treaty and amendment action
Fragmented OCR reads of a parliamentary scene noting a treaty, an amendment to define terms, and a vote count. Mentions Capt. John Gibbons and a rescue-like suspension, with unclear timing words and scattered phrases about settlers and trade.
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Samsen
Newlands
Behator Calbarach
John
Gibbons
Gator Hero Louis Hellman Fends Off Lake Monster
A terrorized lakeside community watched as Louis Hellman, armed and ready, challenged a giant alligator prowling Lake Ronkénioma. He engaged the reptile, striking with a pistol shot that felled it, leaving Beilaad and crew to haul the carcass ashore. The beast measured over a yard long from snout to tail, shocking residents.
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Louis Haifiaan
Roosevelt
Hellman
Ronkénioma
William Hart
Saurlang
Louis Hellman
Beilaad
Midair Grab Saves Boss At Belfer High Tower
Belfer High workers placing copper on a deck were struck by a bolt of lightning from a clear sky. Warren fell toward a worker’s platform but William Rosa acted quickly, grabbing him and holding them in midair until help arrived. Warren was not seriously hurt.
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Sourmansa
Benfsn
Fdrten
Georgetown
William Rosa
Deak
Warren
Ross
Dial
Rosé
Alta
Tennis Under Arq Lights At Mohawk Club
Four 1,000 watt lamps mounted overhead at Mohawk Golf Club in Schenectady enable night tennis with reduced glare and lower electrical usage. The setup uses four 100 watt tungsten lamps along the center of the court with reflectors to hide the filament from most angles.
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Mohawk Golf Club
Schenectady
N. E
Fortune 10 Save Eyes Wealthy Widow Seeks Treatment
In New York Telbune style reporting, a Central American widow Mrs Isatey Lara Sandoval arrives with large fortune and relatives to consult New York physicians for her failing eyesight. She vows to spend her wealth to regain sight, aided by her nephew Dr George Lara and two nieces.
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Isatey Lara Sandoval
Central America
Landovel Ts
Salvatore Lara
Costa Rica
Dendoval’n Aver
Manuel Sandoval
Landoval
George Lara
University of Pennsylvania
Man Impaled by Pin in Theater Incident Near Fort Collins
J H Evans recounts being stabbed by a long pin in the upper ear area during a theater incident. He describes a confrontation with a woman in the foyer who jabbed the pin back and forth through heavy folds while taunting him. Evans left the theater before police arrived and could not identify the woman, though he recalls the weapon vividly.
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of & Curtis
pear-Fort
Collins
J. H. Evans
Polten
Prope
Evans
Tad T
Ag Evans
Alleged Hoop Snake Facts From Pennsylvania Folklore
A sketchy report describes the hoop snake myth in interior Pennsylvania, detailing a curved hooping snake with a sharp tail spike claimed to affect households. The piece notes imagined behaviors, including a mother with offspring and sightings by naturalists, framed as folklore.
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Eroto
Cleveland Plate
Pennsylvania
Witt Protection of a Wandering Mind in New York Times Style
A playful verse laments modern manners and the temptation of refined fashion. The speaker longs for a bygone era with pantalettes hoops and elegant ankles, while railing against present-day guardians and social scrutiny.
Man Buries Friend After Fatal Hunting Row
Jamestown dispatch reports Emerson White killed Charles Haight after a dispute over a wife. White buried Haight in a woods strip near the city, then confessed to his wife and the police. He fired five shots earlier but killed Haight with a single rifle shot, later leading police to the grave.
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New York
Emerson RR
White
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Haight
Dera
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Midget wife avoids punishment after beating husband
A Philadelphia court review reveals a case where a man arrested his wife for thrashing him. Prosecutor Mr Kraft attempted to rebuke the woman, but she was released without comment as the court noted her smaller stature and the fatherly heroism claim. Other snippets include fairy tale requests and local notices about river operations.
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Dlenich
Hragt
George Quinn
Kraft
Qennn
Quinn
Wer
Kipling Emerges From Westward Ho Pool Dive Incident
A crowd gathered at Westward Ho as Rudyard Kipling, then a boy at Bideford school, impressed spectators with a dramatic diving display off the pier. After a top pier dive a local boy reenacted the move, revealing Kipling’s early notoriety to locals.
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Atas
Bideford
Devon
Stalky & Co
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Rudyard
Kipling
Westward
Beckwith
Westward Ho Bi
Boy Plunges Into River Saved by Parasol Hero
A New York Sunday incident reports Paul Gassenger, 20, who fell into the Harlem River near West Street. Two passersby on the Third Avenue Bridge saw him splash and threw a rope to rescue him. one woman offered her parasol to buoy him but vanished before help arrived.
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Ayearolf Paul Gassenger
Park Avenue
Herlem
Wlet Street
Third Avenue
Quan
Progres sives Laugh Over Texas Primary Factions
Col. Lyon, Texas Progressive leader and national committeeman, comments on the Lone Star State primary results. He mocks prohibitionists and notes discord within Democrats, predicting a Progressive victory in 1996 if Republicans merge with Progressives under Roosevelt. He also cites U.S. policy and border issues as shaping Texas sentiment toward the Washington administration.
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Coutt Lyon
Texas
Washington
Lone Star
Coly Lyon
Col Lyon
Raleigh
Tom Bail
York
Argerie
Tino Beef
Vera Graz
Union
Cal. Lyon
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Republicians
Chicago
Inseparable Twins Fall From Apple Tree in Philadelphia
The Inseparable Twins Samy and Jimmy Johnson, famed for identical appearance and actions, reportedly fell 20 feet from the same apple tree yesterday. Each boy injured a left leg above the ankle and is in the care of the Children’s Aid Society.
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Philadstphie Bulletin
Samy
Jimmy Johnson
Aja
Abe
Share Bites Off Man's Legs In Shark Attack
New Orleans fisherman Bensento Lopez is dying after a battle with a 14 foot shark that bit his legs as he joined a net to haul in fish. Fellow fishermen rescued him and captured the sharks.
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New Orleans
Bensento Lopez
Lopes
Weather Summary and Tide Table for the Nation
The Weather Bureau report for Washington covers July 2 to 8 with low temperatures prevailing east of the Mississippi and in the southern Rocky Mountain region. Warm spells continue in the west, plains, and Pacific slope. No major storms are forecast. Thursday and Friday will bring fair conditions in most areas. Local readings note temperatures, humidity, and hours of sunshine, with regional figures for cities beyond the central zone.
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Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain Region
Plains State
Atantic
East Gulf Coast
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