Responsibility on Mr Taft Inaccuracies Claim by Envoy
A newly appointed envoy accuses the Head of the State Department of errors and says he acted without orders. He arrived in San Francisco but could not meet officials as Knox explains the diplomatic situation and timing.
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Uhl Telter
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Preavent
Mdis Stione
War East
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Wwestamt
Rustington Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Washington
Chicago
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Cams
Convention Hall
Mr Gompers
Crane Seeks Clarity On Resignation Telegram
An exchange with Mr Crane reveals he has received no word from the President about his telegram resigning or being ousted over China. He insists he is not a clairvoyant and notes this lack of information has been his ongoing issue.
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Crane
China
Va Crane
Cranes
Department of State
Knox
Wic Carpenter
Taft
Washington
William H Taft
State Department
Whiel
Aly
Knix and Crane Conflict Over State Department Actions
Secretary Knows states that Crane acted without authorization by discussing China Japan Manchuria talks with the press. Crane says the department was preparing a protest against parts of the agreements and awaited an official to finalize the proclamation.
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Lin
China
Japan
Ian
Manchuria
Mr Crane
Mir Crane
Production tax favored at West Virginia board session
Huntington W V Oct 12 governors Glasscock and White urged a production tax on natural gas and other resources during the fifth annual state board of trade conven tion. Ex Senator Davis warned against anti capital legislation while MacCorkle backed measures from Republican legislatures. A resolution backed a state statistics bureau and marking WV's fiftieth anniversary in 1918. A committee was named to study creating a railroad commission.
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Glasscock
State Board of Trade
Huntington
W. V
United States
Henry G Davis
MacCorkle
le White
White
Upger
Davis
State Bureau of Statistics
Cononatttee
Gompers Greeting and Pole Claim Contested
Special to The Washlogtom reports Oct 12. Carey fined 95 by Alderman Brown for criticizing a hat worn by Ruth De Vonde. De Vonde arrested after remonstrating and alleging insult. Peary Arctic language map cited in a disputed North Pole claim. Copyrighted materials attributed to Peary Arctic Clan.
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Rae Wilken-Barre
Carey
Alderman Brown
Ruth de Vonde
de Vonde
Remmers
Robert Peary
Mitscook
North Pole
Garey
Penry Arctic
Panama Case Fails as Libel Claim Dismissed by Judge Anderson
Judge A B Anderson of the U S district court dismissed libel proceedings against Delavan Sibith and Charles R Williams, Indianapolis News publishers, in a Panama Canal sale article case. He held that publishing allegations of corruption was not libel per se and that the newspaper’s inferences were not overly strong, noting the public interest and the peculiarities of the Panama affair.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
A B Anderson
United States Court of This
Delavan Sibith
Charles R Willams
Indianapolis News
Chromife
Panama Canal
de United
Fudge Anderson
Audi
District of Columbia
Washington Post offers $1000 prize for aviation meet
The Washington Post will award a $1000 prize for any event selected by the Aero Club of Washington to promote bringing the next international aviation meet to Washington. The prize may be given as gold, a cup, or another form chosen by the club. The offer follows earlier plans to hold the contest in the capital.
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Washington
Washington Post
Aero Club of Washington
Aero Club
the Post
Admiral Sir John Fignes to retire and be made baron
An apparently authentic report from Admiral Sir John Fignes, senior naval lord of the admiralty, says he will retire on October 2 and be elevated to the peerage with the title Baron Tpetford. A formal attendance is noted in London with expected ceremonial details.
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Benigration
Naves
London
Qet
John Fignes
Admiralty
Hagerstown fair opens with 10000 attendances and stalls
The Hagerstown fair opened today drawing about 10 000 visitors. The exhibits include some 170 head of livestock and 5600 poultry among other categories. Prizes total around 2000 with many entries from Virginia and Washington artists showing works. A large machinery display and a daily digat at Strobel Farm are noted along with an enthusiastic Emporia Virginia fair opening.
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Hagerstown
Virgina
Wet Tain
Storm Strikes Florida Coast Leaving Homeless and Dead
Storm toll rises with hundreds homeless along Florida coast. Port Arthur report says ship in distress south of Key West and rescuers deployed. Deaths include Frank Grady the photographer and crew losses. warned by Weather Bureau, relief tents to be distributed, trains move aid to Key West extension, weather improving yet recovery weeks ahead.
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Houston
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New Orleans
ThesSoup
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Capri
Ivers
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Fla
War Department
Coast Artillery
Frank Grayy
Andrew Cooper
Medford
Government Wharf
Taonths
Tng
Florida East Coast Railway Extension
Phi Shheckel
Bugas
Ost
Hocachica
Sugar Loaf
Stock Island
oMclals
Smooller Bureau
Miami
Florida East Coast Railway
Wagner Fans Rally as Leifield Delivers Big Detroit Nine Show
In harsh weather Detroit fans saw Leifield deliver, batting two runs and five batted in, while Phillippe kept Wagner scoreless. Clarke’s Stonage produced two runs but could not overcome the visitors, who exploited the exhibition conditions to hold a decisive edge.
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Leifield
Phillippe
Clarke
Stonage
Betting odds in Pittslburg fall to even money
Even money and take your choice are the prevailing betting phrases in league cities after yesterday's Detroit game. Punters set two gates for each team in New York while sight odds remain with Pittsburgh. The quotation stands at 4 to 1 and bettors expect Pittsburgh to win today.
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New York
Pittsburg
Tigers Shut Out Pirates as Mullin Dominates Pitching
Detroit Tigers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 0 behind a superb George Mullin start. Mullin struck out ten, allowed four hits, and controlled the game to end the Pirates’ lead in the world series clash. Lesfield started for Pittsburgh and was hit hard, then Philippe Wan closed strong, but Detroit’s timely hitting and Mullin’s artistry clinched the win under cold, windy conditions.
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Washington Post
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Pittsburg
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Moullins
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Telay Ho
Piratex
Bur
Wagner
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Ourage
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Lasfield
Lesfield
Sonthpay
Ne Piryes
Lenne
Clarke
Aileas Mollie
Outieldere
Maltin
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Panama Canal Company
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Labor Bureau
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Pittabure
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