Salem Fire Devastates City Causing 10 Million Loss
Salem, Mass June 26 A major blaze leveled over a thousand buildings in a rough semicircle three miles long. Officials estimate losses at $10,000,000 with one confirmed death a charred body found in a Lafayette street tenement. Thousands homeless, relief teams from Red Cross, state and nearby cities mobilized.
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Boston
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Peabody Museum
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Roosevelt Refuses Whitman Endorsement in New York
President Roosevelt rejected the Progressive push to endorse District Attorney Charles S. Whitman for governor and faced continued efforts by Charles H. Buell Jr to keep the door open for Whitman. Roosevelt, returning from Europe, took a horseback ride at Sagamore Hill and remarked he regretted not joining his men in the hay field but would travel to Pittsburgh for a speaking engagement.
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Dawley Heads Iowa State Bar Association Presidency
In Torrington Iowa on June 28, Dawley of Cedar Rapids was reelected president of the Iowa State Bar Association. The notice mentions El Tovar and a class for be advertising, but details are unclear.
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State Bar Association
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Iowa State Bar Association
Waterloo committee bids city buy milk testing apparatus
Investigators report on milk quality from Waterloo urges a new ordinance and a city purchase of ~250 dollars worth of bacterial testing equipment. The panel praises the Associated Charities and City Medical Society, notes varied dairy sanitation, and calls for ventilation, clean stalls, proper milking practices, and tuberculin testing adherence to elevate milk safety.
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Striking beauty marks in women’s suffrage parade
A Waterloo Iowa pageant celebrates votes for women with a yellow color scheme, banners, and flags. Miss Fola La Follette leads a long parade of decorated autos, mounted marshals, and police through Lincoln Park toward Chautauqua Park. Thousands line the streets as banners urge equal pay and representation.
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Wisconsin
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Iowa
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Fourth
Mulberry
Cass
Miss Follette Arrives in Topeka to Boost Suffrage Push
A Wisconsin senator’s daughter Miss Lottie Follette arrives by morning train from Ack Wey to Topeka. She looks dainty and asks supporters to persevere for the suffrage cause. She praises efforts in New York and plans meetings with local committees.
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Wisconsin
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George Middleton
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Elde
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Reserve Bank director nominees revealed for Chicago district
The Federal Reserve Board announced candidate lists for Class A and Class B directors across groups by bank capitalization. Named nominees include James Forgan and George M Reynolds from Chicago, with numerous others from Illinois Iowa and Indiana, spanning Group A and Group B districts.
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Fudersal Reserve Board
James He Forgan
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Chicago Distrinu
Nogales Report Claims Calle’s Military Authority Over Sonora
In Nogales Sonora reports say Col P Blas Calles received from General Carranza a command of all constitutional troops in Sonora except those under General Alvarado at Guaymas. The move follows Calle’s recent clash with civil governor Jose Maytorena and his loss of the military post. authorities were said to have been notified to respect Calle’s authority.
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Ariz
Sonora
P. Bliag Calles
Jose Maytorean
Carranza
Alvarado
Guayanas
Venezuelan minister P. Ezequiel Rojas dies in Atlantic City
Private dispatches report the death of P. Ezequiel Rojas a Venezuelan minister in exile after a prolonged illness. He died of heart failure at about 70 years old in Art City New Jersey where he had lived in exile since revolutionary periods. Rojas had served as Venezuelan minister to Argentina and Chile and led the national congress earlier in his career.
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Washington
Pan- Armerican Union
P. Ezequiel Rojas
Venezuela
Art City
D. O
Rojas
Aredale Farmer Killed in Auto Accident Near Bridge
Aredeale area reports the death of a farmer named Rosewaved when his wagon skidded after crossing a bridge near Dougherty. His widow and five children survive the victim, a noted local farmer from Aredeale.
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Accide
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Dougherty
Waterlon Beening Corner and Daily henerrer issue on holiday
The draft notes that Waterlon Beening Corner and Daily henerrer will publish a regular paper on holidays like July 4th. It states readers prefer evening editions on holidays and that holiday issues provide news not available from commercial circles, reflecting a growing demand for holiday editions.
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Heronome Daly
Waterlon Beening
Henerrer
Regulac Wours Cartional
James
Heir to 17 Million Dollar Work Hidden in Germany Mystery
South Norwalk resident Tuwe Hemstrop faced a long, tangled tale after rumors swirled that a wealthy relative died in Germany leaving a claim to a vast estate. Authorities investigated decades of delay, while Hemstrop planned a possible return to the United States as legacy questions lingered.
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BURE RIDING A GOAT 18 AN OLD JOKE
Hexingtod June 26. An old joke about riding a goat surfaces in a humorous fragment recalling George OLeary winning a Vletio and escaping injury when a goat leapt through a window. The narrative notes the goat’s struggle and the rescue by six Owls, with OLeary climbing back to safety.
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Bure
George O'Leary
Myriaries
O'Leary
Mr. O'Leary
Qnut
Claflin unit files bankruptcy petition in Tennessee
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed today against the Defender Manufaturing company of this city makers of underwear a subsidiary of the I B Claflin Company which failed yesterday Receivers in equity proceedings were appointed at the time of the Claflin failure but it was claimed the company was solvent Creditors seek to have it adjudicated bankrupt Clerks for the Claflin interests will oppose the petition members of the note holders committee met to safeguard banks holding Claflin paper totaling about 30 000 900 Merchandise creditors claim about 2 000 000 and urged prompt claims filing to aid a satisfactory result United Drygoods stock movements followed the news
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Jims
Turing Company
I. B. Claflin Company
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Claflin
Drew
Merchandise Creditors Committee
Publc
United Drygoods Preferred
United Drygoods
J. B. Claffin Company
Hvilee Pirm Solvent
Nashville
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Butte Rioting Threat Prompted Federal Troop Request
Senator Myers urged transfer of federal troops from Fort Vancouver to Fort Missoula to quell potential turmoil in Butte. Dune Sr. and former Stewart of Montana pressed for readiness as Governor’s request drew cabinet review. No troops in Montana currently. Wilson to consider at a cabinet meeting.
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Dune Sr
Tor-Ormer Stewart
Montana
Fort Vancouver
Fort Mispia
Butte
Myers
Waite Hose
Wilson
President Wilson vows firm push on anti trust program
In Washington June 26 President Wilson declared the administration will press ahead with its anti trust program and place measures into law. He urged business certainty and a new constitutional freedom, citing currency reform as a successful model and predicting a stronger revival as Congress favors quick action. The Missouri delegation pledged aid, signaling broad political support for rapid enactment.
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Wilson
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Missouri
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Virginia
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Washington
12 Iron Workers Again in Prison
Leavenworth Kan June 26 five iron workers convicted in onsite conspiracy cases began serving their sentences in the federal penitentiary after bail release. Eugene A. Clancy of San Francisco and Frank J. Higgins of Boston joined the group as they returned to cellhouse work. Mr and Mrs Guichesa of Geage visited Waterloo and stayed with daughter Mrs F P Murphy. W H Billings and granddaughter Flora Belle Pierson visited the Murphy home in Parkersburg.
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Federal Penitentiary
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Boston
William Guichesa
Qeage
Waterloo
F. P. Murphy
W. H. Billings
Flora Belle Piersson
Parkernburg
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