Hal Temple Secrets: $100,000 Will Buy Them
Max Florence, a Salt Lake City dealer, claims four of the temple photographs and related reproductions are flashbacks from the Mor Mon temple. He says he will not sell to traffickers in stolen goods and insists on law enforcement oversight. Florence describes storage in multiple vaults and asserts he would burn the items rather than part with them for any price. The letters to Joseph F. Smith and the Mormon church are cited as attempts to secure or restrict distribution.
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Western Union
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Roth
Senate weighs uniform divorce laws for nation
The senate considers a measure to amend the constitution to allow uniform divorce laws across states. Senator Uweso of Alexandria introduces the preservation idea in Rockville as Helen and James Welsh are named in a Riley County obituary.
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Rockville
Oma
Helen
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Wichot
Vesanhia Va
The Red Rose musical at National and more theater line up
The National opens its season with The Red Rose a lavish musical comedy, amid extravagant color and costumes led by Valeska Suratt. Critics praise Maxwell Reynolds and Alexander Clark for strong laughs while noting Suratt’s limited stage presence. Across town Academy presents Across the Pacific a war era drama with Willie Live as the bold war correspondent.
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Robert Rosmuth
Robert Hoot Bowers
Lala
Roedel
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Ty Lewimer
Wilfred Young Rone Lorimer
Alexander
Lark Silas Piant
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Pheture
Iraler
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Craig Campbell
Wee
Duane
Flareon Leblan
Louis Casavant
Matime Dupont
Nicholas Helels
Idelaide Warren Marie
Beston Denes
Baura Guynelle
Dorothy Langdon
Adele Remmington
Revie Holbrooke
Robert Hoo Bowers
Smith Brothers
Harry B
Robert RB
Misa Suratt
Vanity Fair
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Wich
Mayfair
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Maxwell Reynolds
Ludwik Spiecel
Lola
Emil Bierman
Ute
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Washington
Academy
Pacific
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Willie Live
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Oakland Valley
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M Blanes
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Eddie Cain
New York
Pcbinatown
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Favell
Caits Brothers
Masterus
Bis
Somers and Law
Lalokne
Hamilton and Howlett
Rehlander
Men and Religion Forward Movement aims to evangelize America
Joseph G. Cannon hosted 30 trained Christian workers at the Metropolitan Club as 97 financiers and clergymen organize the Men and Religion Forward Movement. The plan envisions a major crusade to evangelize the American continent beginning in Minneapolis in October, with a meeting of about 50 ministers at Broadway Congregational Tabernacle endorsing the effort as timely.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Metropolitan Club
Minneapolis
Tt Ds
Wiroworkers
Broadway Congregational Tabernacle
International good roads congress opens in Chicago
The fourth annual international good roads congress and exposition opened in Chicago and will run for thirteen days. Delegates plan a nationwide turnpike campaign from the Atlantic to the Pacific and advocate federal laws to control automobiles on all public highways.
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Atlantic
Pacific
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Army Post Tour Begins Thursday by Secretary Stimson
Secretary of War Stimson will leave his Huntington Long Island summer home to begin a month long inspection tour of Western empire posts. He will meet Maj. Gen. Wood and Capt. McCoy in Pittsburgh Thursday morning and then proceed to Arizona via St. Louis for the journey.
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Long Island
Wood
Capt. Mccoy
Pittsburgh
Arizona
St. Louis
Madison Dies in Dodge City Insurgent Leader Remembered
Edmond H. Madison representative from Kansas Seventh District died of heart disease at his home in Dodge City. A noted insurgent and reformer, he helped lead battles over House rules, supported Ballinger removal, and advised on Philippine investigations. Taft, senators, and colleagues mourn his four-year service and influence.
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Writer in fake hold up shocks Pendleton crowd
Special to The Washington Post from Pendleton Oregon recounts a faux hold up of Monsieur TG ja Gautier a Paris Paris Petit Bleu writer by two masked cowboys near Main Street. He surrendered cash and valuables then reported the incident with Secretary Gwynn of The Round Up claiming to have captured the brigands and returned the valuables.
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Ja Gautier
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Edison party proceeds after Bavarian accident
In Nuremberg on September 18, Thomas A. Edison and his party continued their trip after a Sunday accident in Laut where a 12 year old boy Lederer was killed by Edison's car. The chauffeur was detained but later released as authorities found no blame.
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Chinese Admiral lays wreath at General Grant tomb
Rear Admiral Chin Pih Kwang from the Chinese cruiser Hai Chi at anchor off Riverside Drive placed a floral wreath on General Grant's tomb and paid tribute saying he had borne us such respect.
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Hai-Chi
Riverside Drive
Grant
Naval board at odds over yard management report
The naval board led by Rear Admiral Charles E. Vree nears completion of its study on navy yard management. Members include Capts. Fletcher Zane Theiss and naval constructors Rockland Evans along with Pasmenters Conrad and Lentze. Recorder Lieut Comdr. Tardy. Appointed last July to probe shop efficiency, the group has not reached unanimous conclusions and multiple reports are expected for Secretary Meyer.
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Navy Yard Management
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Meyer
Vreeland
F. F. Fletcher
A. V. Zane
Theiss
Naval
G. H. Rock Jand
H. A. Evans
Charles Conrad
T. A. Lentze
Smith To Quit Navy After Court Inquiry Findings
Lieut Roy C Smith resigns from the Navy accepted by Acting Secretary Rear Admiral Reginald Nicholson to take effect when he reaches his Niles Michigan home The resignation followed a court of inquiry into charges of unbecoming conduct and was urged by Rear Admiral Murdock commander of the Asiatic fleet His fellow officers persuaded him to resign to avoid a naval scandal and possible court martial after returning to the Asiatic station a navy officer warned he would be arrested if he attempted to withdraw the resignation The department postponed the effective date to allow travel at government expense
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Smith
Niles
Mich
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Murdock
Villalobos
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Two Midshipmen Dropped for AWOL in Norway
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis reports that Navy Department approves the superintendent’s recommendation to drop Midshipmen Gaston J. Holmes of Mississippi and Charles L. Clifford of Massachusetts for absence without leave from their ship during summer drills off Bergen Norway. Holmes and Clifford, nearly three years at the academy, claimed they wandered off and were lost but officials did not accept this explanation.
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Warships to Go on Cruise From Norfolk Navy Yard
Several Atlantic fleet vessels ordered to the Norfolk navy yard for docking after September maneuvers and war games in the Southern drill grounds are preparing for a West Indies cruise this autumn. The North Dakota first to enter the new dock, followed by the Delaware which completes today and will head to New York tomorrow. The Louisiana, due to dock next, arrived with the South Carolina and will proceed to Philadelphia.
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Army Orders and Movements Include Leaves and Transfers
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt. John W. Carrott Capt. Hen B McIntyre and Capt Raymond Metcalfe detailed at San Francisco. Officers assigned to recruiting duty Col George A Dodd and Maj Walter G Penfield undertake posts and visits. Transfers include McGlachin Horn Rowell Clark Rogers Van Deusen Herron. Naval movements report arrivals at Newport Charleston Mare Island and other ports with transports Burrowe and Accomac sailing.
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Naval Orders List From War College Attendances And Assignments
Navy personnel of various ranks receive duty assignments and attend Naval War College courses at Newport. Capt W and STMS ordered for naval war college, Comdr McKean and others designated for attendances, plus multiple lieutenants and ensigns reassigned to yards, stations, and supply offices in Washington Brooklyn Hingham Yorktown Puget Sound and Port Royal.
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Breeding Horses Imported for Pure Breeding
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports imports for breeding during the quarter ending June 3. Percheron led with 230 animals, Belgian Draft 148, Clydesdale 24, Hackney 7, Shetland Pony 16, Suffolk 9, and Welsh Pony 5 among others.
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