President Talks Appointees and Arbitration at Erie and Syracuse
President urges Senate confirmation of three Americans on a joint high commission and outlines arbitration plans with Britain and France. He visits Syracuse for a fair address on farming, education, and public policy, stressing individual effort within a strong state framework.
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Alnom
Fiie Aditorium
Great Britain
France
Senate
Joint High Commission
New York
High Commission
Thonht
Nmi
Tre Americane
Agana Fieir
Rome
Syracuse
Bandit Firefight Kills Driver Near Pittsburgh
In a mine district near Pittsburgh two highwaymen shot and killed Dravid Steen, driving with his father William J. Steen to the Superior mine. The elder Steen chased the bandits, fired, and then drove to summon help as a posse captured two suspects later that day.
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Pittsburgh
Superior ¢Ioal Company
Here
Dravid Steen
William J. Steen
Quadrata Orrighelli
Pennsylvania
Earch
Bridgeville
Miney
Crese
Pittsburgh Mekkeesworth and
Yourhiogheny
Fie
David Steen
Iils
Steen
John Wichoh
George
Joseph
Racing Tragedy at State Fair Kills Nine in Syracuse
A Knox racing car driven by Dee Oldfield leaped from the track during a 16 mile race at the New York State fair in Syracuse. It crashed through fences into spectators, killing nine and injuring fourteen. President Taft had just left the grounds as the accident occurred. Fire, police, and doctors aided victims. several injured later died. Oldfield and four others were identified among the dead and wounded, with a city hospital treating many survivors.
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Hyracuse
N.Y
Peraonel
Knox Racing
Dee Uldheld
Claude Wamil
Hammond
X.Y
Fred J. Arnoud
S. N.Y
Charles Ballantyne
Syracuse
James Voun
Alexandria Bay
Fayette Funk
Furteyville
Leo Tlalpin
Joe Oldfield
Wiliam Sharkey
Harry Bradley
Charles Dooley
Anne Yonker
Taft
Ralph de Palma
Gob Burman
Ton
de Palma
Burman
Oldfield
de Valma
Ble
Offfield
Jaindreds
Ture
le Palma
Qlafield
Hoapital
Posse Shoots Negro to Death and Uproar Follows
A violent incident ends with the shooting of a Black man named Walter Byrd as a crowd gathers near Second-Hand and New, Luwdermilk & Co and 124 F Street. The text also references a race winner, a Baltimore and Ohio excursion, and train schedules as part of the chaotic fragment.
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Sehonl Books
Luwdermilk & Co
F Street
Racing Driver Lee Oldfield Joins Yarnesto Morcas Stable
Lee Oldfield, a driver in the Yarnesto Morcas racing operation, is linked with promoter Morcas who also fields Bob Burman Billy Soipper Cyrus Patachke and H J Kilpatrick. Oldfield, not related to famed Barney Oldfield, has four years of varied car experience and once used the Oldfield name during Barney’s peak. He recently suffered a rear tire explosion at a finish line incident during a Brighton event on Labor Day era.
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Lee Oldfield
Yarnesto
Morcas
Bob Burman
Billy Soipper
Cyrus Patachke
H. J. Kilpatrick
Oldfield
Barney AlHield
Lee
Barney
Brighton Beard
Chicago Labor War Ends With Union Peace
The Chicago building trades tie up ends as 2,000 workers return after seven months of conflict between plumbers and steamfitters. Peace talks centered on Simon O'Donnell and B. M. Madden. A Monday night meeting will decide if the truce lasts. City labor leaders expect ratification of the bargain by the steamfitters.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Simon O'Donnell
B. M. Madden
Steamfitters
Boat Leap Tragedy Clears Crowd in Niagara River Race
Dixie IV racing boat veered from path near Riverside Park and smashed into riverbank. Woman Wilmer Bell, 13 year old Harold Bell, and 14 year old John Daniels Jr. suffered fatal and severe injuries. Daniels later lost a leg. Triangle of chaos disrupted three day Buffalo regatta as Gretchen II won the Great Lakes championship.
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Wahington Post
Buffalo
N. Y
Frederick K. Burnham
New York City
Mr. Burnham
Riverside Park
Niagara River
Dixie
Wlmer Bell
Harold
John Daniels, Jr
John Daniels
Daniels
Young Daniels
General Hospital
Motorboat Club of
Gretchen Ll
Pittsburg
Latrada
Disturber
Chicago
Charles Nauber
Paul Gander
Nauher
Shiedara Hidaltitdar Mafawayapnauauap
Daniels Boy
Great Lakes
Gretchen II
John HW
Fabbard
Pittsburgh
Courier
William J. Connors
la Truda
Harry T. Vars
Gretchen IT
Theft at Eighth Street Picture Theater Reported
Howard G. Smith reported a burglary at his moving picture theater on Eighth street. The cashier’s office was broken into early yesterday morning and a watch and chain valued at 15 dollars were stolen. The lattice was pried open. This is the second time items have disappeared from the cashier’s booth. previously a small brass clock was taken.
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Howard G. Smith
Moving Picture Theater
Eighth Street
Ms Watch and Chain
Texas election to stand in court no contest
Dallas Sept 16 There will be no court contest of the July statewide prohibition election which the antiprohibitionists won A recommendation by the statewide prohibition subcommittee was adopted today Money to lend at 4 5 and 6 per cent on real estate F T Rawlings 1435 NY av
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Erie
England
Piance
Peary
Poent
Oller
Dallas
Tex
F.t.rawlings
N.Y. Av
District to sue pay patients at government hospital
Officials from the Government Hospital for the Insane and District Commissioners will sue pay patients and estates to recover more than 50000 for treatment. Cases prepared by Corporation Counsel and Board of Charities seek to place the hospital finances on a business basis with half the recovered money to the District and half to the government. The Healy case guides policy, while Army and Navy pay disputes and total district patient totals are noted as part of the planned litigation and budget estimates.
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Healy
Government Hospital For the Insane
Wilson
Frank Healy
Justice Gould
District Court of Appeals
Navy
Public Health
Marine Hospital Service
Frank Finotti
Government Hospital
Board of Charities
Robert Simerson
U. W
Army
War Department
Navy Department
Gould
District Supreme Court
District Board of Charities
Regilar
Way Y
Marin Hospital Serfie Bec
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Sali Ty
Conere
Thomas
Hopral
Wiliam A. White
Congress
Asylum of
Heers
George T. Schwinn
Finotti
Nanv
Rane
Rom Yale
Murdered on Visit Ends Dispute in Laytonsville
Joseph M Pope a prominent Laytonsville farmer and longtime Montgomery county Democratic supervisor of registration was shot to death at Archer Thompson's home while visiting with his son John Pope. A heated dispute preceded the fatal shooting and no arrest is reported. Pope died after efforts to save him.
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Montgomery County
Son
Archer Thompson
Laytons
Joseph M Pope
Laytonsville
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Aracher Thompson
Thompson
John Pope
William E. Viett
Popes
Pope
W. Ti. Dyson
Laytonaville
Hemime
River floods sweep Weston as West Fork rises 14 feet
Heavy rainfall caused rivers and streams to overflow in Weston West Virginia. The West Fork River surged fourteeen feet in twelve hours, expected to rise further tonight at about a foot per hour. Property and livestock are being damaged. gas lines and utilities face serious hazards as floodwaters wash away structures.
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Weston
W. Va
West Fork
Films Support Confession in McManigal Case
Indianapolis detectives traced agents who arrested Jehu J McNentara to a photo shop where O G McManigal allegedly had films developed. An affidavit cites McManigal's confession with photos of buildings and structures he says he dynamited. Also notes travel and railway details unrelated to the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Agenes
Jehu J. McNentara
Teddy
Owas
O. G. McManigal
Woop
ELOPING WIFE WILL SUE FOR DIVORCE IN NEW YORK
Special to The Washington Post reports Walter Suydam Jr. and Louise Lispenard Suydam’s elopement with Fred Noble triggers a divorce action. Louise defies hotel managers by staying, saying she is unconventional yet may return if sentiment changes. Suydam, after learning of the affair, plans legal steps and faces possible suit with Riverhead filings pending. Louise asserts she will stay or return if happy, leaving future in question.
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Washington Post
New York
Walte
Lispenard Sardam, Jr
Fred Noble
Sudam
Frank
Ull Spring
Noble
Suydam
Blue Point
Riverhead
Walter Suydam
Louise
Joseph T. Boosse
Pathogur
duiGe
Fue Lithe Dat
Bel
Wining Noble
Walter Mr Lair
Fred
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U. S. Hospital For the Insane
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