Responsibility on Mr. Taft Charges Inaccuracies by Envoy
An envoy accuses the head of the State Department of inaccuracies and says he had no orders. Before arriving in San Francisco, he allegedly could not see officials, and Knox explains the situation.
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Crane Declares He Is No Clairvoyant In Telegram
The remark by Mr Crane during an early morning discussion centers on his resignation and whether the President has accepted it. He denies clairvoyance and answers questions with a smile, acknowledging uncertainty about the outcome of his diplomatic status.
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Sam de Nedrey
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Crane and State Dept Clash Over China Policy
Secretary Crane’s telegram reveals internal conflict as he and the State Department dispute China Japan Manchuria policy. Crane allegedly released a newspaper story about a protest before proper authorization, prompting criticism from officials including Secretary Knows.
Bats Res Gov Glasscock Favors Production Tax
At Huntington West Virginia on October 12 the fifth annual state board of trade convened with U S senators congressmen and officials. Gov Glasscock urged a production tax while Geologist Le White warned about waste of natural resources especially natural gas. Senator Davis cautioned against anti capital legislation and MacCorkle endorsed measures from Republican legislatures. A resolution supported creating a state bureau of statistics and planning for the 50th anniversary in 1918. A committee was named to study a possible railroad commission bill.
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Cononatttee
Gompers Greeting and Pole Claim Sparks Speech Defense
A muddled Amidst reports from Wilkes-Barre and New York recounts Gompers and Panikpah defending free speech amid criticisms of hats and remarks toward Ruth De Vonde. Mention of Peary Arctic language maps and a contested pole attainment, with Carey fined for remarks, hints at a broader political-science debate.
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Carey
Alderman Brown
Ruth de Vonde
de Vonde
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Robert Peary
Mitscook
North Pole
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Penry Arctic
Panama Case Fails as Libel Suit Dismissed by Judge
Judge Anderson dismissed libel proceedings against Delavan Sibith and Charles R Williams of the Indianapolis News over Panama Canal purchase allegations. He ruled the articles amounted to libel only at publication and the newspaper’s inferences were not too strongly drawn. The decision centers on public concern about canal transactions and the propriety of press commentary under the circumstances.
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Indianapolis News
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Washington Post offers prize to lure aviation meet
The Washington Post announces a 3000 prize to any event the Aero Club of Washington designates to help attract the next international aviation meet in Washington. The prize may be given as gold, a cup, or another form chosen by the Aero Club. The earlier plan to hold the contest in Washington spurred the $1,000 debate offer.
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Retiring Admiral Sir John Fignes Likely Baron Title
An apparently authentic report from London suggests Admiral Sir John Fignes, senior naval officer of the admiralty, will retire on October 2 and be elevated to the peerage with the title Baron Tpetford. The notice notes attendances and formalities at the ceremony.
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Hagerstown Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md Oct 12 The fair opens with 10000 attendees and runs through Friday 170 head of live stock including horses cattle sheep and swine 5600 poultry items 330 jellies preserves and many fruit and art entries compete in vast displays Nearly 18000 entries across horticultural floricultural and other departments with prizes totaling about 2000 Also displays of machinery wagons and automobiles feature daily attractions including a dramatic race and a Confederate veterans parade amid crowded grounds and city streets
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Storm Haunts Florida Coast as Death Toll Grows
Hurricanes lash the Florida coast causing hundreds homeless and several deaths. Port Arthur reports ships in distress and crews rescued. Key West and Miami crews warn of extensive property damage yet weather bureau alerts keep casualties lower than feared. Coast artillery and soldiers distribute tents and bedding as rescue operations continue.
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Wagner Fans Rally as Leifield Delivers Early Two Runs
In Detroit Leifield’s steady delivery helps Wagner fans witness a high scoring display. Clarke’s team battles hard with Stonage driving in two runs while Phillippe keeps Wagner in check amid a chilly, crowded venue. An impressive exhibition ends with Detroit’s crowd buzzing over the pace and power on display.
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Betting on the World Series Odds Favor Pittsburg Despite Detroit News
Widespread wagering in league cities shows even money for both teams as Detroit leads yesterday and two gates per team are shown in New York. Quotation favors Pittsburg at four to one. Today's game in Pittsburg also carries even money on the outcome.
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Tigers Triumph as Mullin Dominates Pirates 5-0
In Detroit on October 1, George Mullin pitched a masterful 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, silencing the NL champions. He allowed four hits, struck out ten, and earned support from a Tigers lineup that chased Lesfield early, with Lasfield benched and Wan finishing. The win ties the World Series race as Mullin’s control and breaking curves overwhelmed Pittsburgh’s offense under cool, windy conditions.
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