Freedom of press is now assured in Mexico
Mexico City July 17 The Mexican press is free reporters say after Emilio Vasquez Gomez minister of the interior guaranteed publication of any material. Since Madero’s rise a dozen new periodicals have appeared many satirical and independent. El Ahuizote revived. El Imperial questions and comments push free discussion. Public columns filled with readers signatures. yellow press grows as band concerts drew crowds on Alameda while officials note new freedoms and lingering warnings. The inquiry into the Santa Rosa wreck continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Madero
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Department of Interior
el Ahuizote
Limantour
el Imperial
Alwayys
Diaria Independente
Ship Captain’s Threat At Grounding Of Santa Ros
Testimony from George Ryan in Los Angeles recounts Captain Faria of the steamship Santa Ros saying they would pull the ship off or break it in two after grounding off Point Arenello July 9. Ryan, once a seaman, described the captain’s assertion that the vessel was safe and crew should stay aboard amid the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Faria
Ralph C. Daniels
Los Angeles
Daniels
Robert Hewson
Santa Rosa
Hewson
E. M. Hewson
Mathison
Wickersham to Testify on Alaska Syndicate Case
Delegate Wickersham will testify before the House committee investigating Controller Bay transactions about his knowledge of the Alaska syndicate. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
House Committee
Washington, PD
House
Controller Bay
Troops Remain at Nogales Border After Reports
Four cavalry troops were ordered to stay at Nogales Arizona as border developments unfold. Detachment orders to move to Fort Huachuca have been cancelled due to unfavorable reports from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nogales
Ariz
Fort Huachuca
Arguments Continued in McManigal Contempt Hearing
Judge Bordwell postponed the hearing of Mrs. Ortie McManigal until tomorrow. She was before the court to show cause why she should not be punished for contempt of court for refusing to answer questions before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
Bordwell
Twain Estate Valued at 471136 in Appraisal
An New York appraisal sets Mark Twain estate at 471 136 with 200 000 from 60 shares of the Mark Twain Company and 296 746 in personal property in New York. Connecticut holdings at 174 000 include a Redding estate and mining, industrial, railroad stocks. The will date and some details remain unclear.
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New York
Mark Twain
Samuel Clemens
Gabrilowitch
Ao Clemens
Connecticut
Kedding
Redding
Harper Introduces Coppell Wheat at Waitsburg Valley Farm
On the J. L. Harper place near Waitsburg the Coppell wheat is grown on 28 acres. Propagated by Ma Harper the grain yields expected at least 65 bushels per acre. It arose from an accidental hybrid observed four years ago on Copper Creek and refined through careful cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Washington State College
Van der Arde Fry Nuptials Solemnized in Yakima Heights
Miss Agnes Van der Aarde and Mr. Warl Fry wed at 8:30 PM Monday in Yakima Heights Grandview, with Dr S J Kennedy officiating. The ceremony featured Helen Kuehn as flower girl, Cora Van der Aarde as maid of honor, and Ethel Poole playing Mendelssohn. The reception showcased green and white decor, summer flowers, and a 12-seat bridal table. The couple left for a Seattle trip and will reside in Grandview after September 1 with Fry a local merchant. Out of town guests included Albert Fry and Sieg ley relatives from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes van der Aarde
Helen Kuehn
Vailey
Miss Cora
Ethel Poole
Rhodes
Grandview
H. de Kraay
E.G. Townson
Jul's Kuehn
Myrth
Lida de Krisay
Edna Walker
Fry
King's
Albert Fry
Seattle
Siegley
Stouver
de Kraay
Granger
Three Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in County Office
The county auditor’s office saw three couples file for marriage licenses on Monday. Karl Albert Fry 34 of Grandview wed Agnes Vander Raarde 28 of North Yakima. Lemuel P. Keith 60 and Matilda Woodside of Toppenish. Lawrence F. Drake 64 and Luccina A. Gibson 66 of Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Albert Fry
Grandview
Agnes Vander Raarde
North Yakima
Lemuel P. Keith
Matilda Woodside
Toppenish
Lawrence F. Drake
Luccina A. Gibson
Lumsden Proposes District Health Officers in Yakima Valley
The county commissioners granted a telephone franchise to A W Brewer in Wide Hollow and accepted CC J Lum’s bond to build the Toppenish bridge. Dr L L Lumsden urged dividing the county into supervisory districts with local health officers to lead disease prevention efforts. He noted improvements in water pollution controls and milk supply ongoing in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brewer
Wide Hollow
CC. J. Lum
Toppenish
Br L. L. Lumsden
United States Marine Hospital Corps
Yaklima
Nagohes
Dismissal Over Insubordination Ties to Benzoate Edict
Floyd W. Robinson, a senior staffer for Dr. H. W. Wiley, was dismissed June 20 for insubordination after refusing to enforce a prohibition on benzoate of soda in food. Secretary Wilson confirmed the dismissal, citing insubordination and failure to carry out orders across agriculture, treasury, commerce, and labor departments.
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Washington, D. C
Floyd W. Robinsoon
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau
Wiley
Robinson
Wilson
Department of Agriculture, Treasury and
and Commerce and Labor
Study Strawberry Pests Threaten Oregon Industry
W F Wilson of Oregon Agricultural College and F D Bailey report root weevils damaging plantations near Corvallis and plant diseases affecting vines. They also investigated tomato plant damage near Independence and planned a field trip to Mary’s Peak with assistants and a visiting Illinois scientist for the college museum collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis, Ore
W. F. Wilson
Oregon Agricultural College
F. D. Bailey
Department of
Plant Pathology
Independence
Wilson
Mr. Bailey
A. J Stover
G. F. Mosinette
E.S. Scott
University of Illinois
Mary's Peak
College Museum
State highway reform eyed in Yakima county
Inspector McCloud leads a state road project in Yakima with four state engineers while county work runs at $198,000 per mile versus $5,800 per mile for the North First street extension. County officials praise Mr Roberts, newly in charge, for businesslike plans to cut costs and harmonize state and county efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Yakima Valley
Yakima County
McCloue
North First Street
First Street
Trainload of lambs shipped to Chicago
Forrest Wenner went to Ellensburg Thursday to oversee a loading of about 8000 Rennie Bros. lambs for shipment to Chicago. The value is near $15,000. This spring has seen several large shipments east from the valley, with Coffin Bros and Lloyd & Mudd sending trains from Ellensburg and the lower valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Wenner
Ellensburg
Rennie Bros
Chicago
Messrs
Lloyd
George Olney
Yakima Valley
Coffin
Fry-Bruhn Company
Ellis Ragan
Fry & Co
East
Wiley City Extends Winning Streak With Seventeenth Victory
Wiley City baseball fans witnessed Marquette Club's 7 4 win over West Side in Sumach park as Marquette clinched the odd game and the season championship. Pitcher Harry Schott led Marquette while Bucklen of West Side battled heat and illness. Wiley City itself added an 18th win 4 2 over reclamation service players, with Dan Marks pitching and Mullver catching. Jim Wiley owns the townsite.
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Marquette
West Side
Sumach Park
Marquette Club
Harry Schott
H. Marks
Bucklen
Higdon
Wiley City
Reclamation Service
Wiley City Battery
Dan Marks
Mullver
Tuberculosis Assn Delegates to Meet in Tacoma
Delegates from all Washington local leagues will attend the Washington Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis meeting at the Tacoma hotel on Tuesday July 18 at 10 am. Officers will report yearly work and the Denver National Tuberculosis meeting will be summarized by the executive secretary. Attendees will hear plans to unify and broaden tuberculosis efforts and will enjoy luncheon and an automobile city tour hosted by the Pierce County Anti Tuberculosis league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
State Highway Commission
Washington
Yakima County
Tacoma
Washington Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
National Tuberculosis Association
Denver
Pierce County
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Death in New York from Asiatic cholera
Patrick Bushing a night watchman at Swinburne Island quarantine station died today of Asiatic cholera in New York. It is the first American infection this season and several immigrant deaths have occurred. Two suspects are under surveillance as officials move to prevent spread while health authorities urge calm.
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New York
Patrick Bushing
Swinburne Island
Bushing
Doty
Vaudeville Act by Two Girls Heads to Hamstein Roof Garden
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, dubbed Those two girls, plan singing and dancing acts with a pianologue after their Millionaire Stokes shooting incident. They appear Monday night at Ham merstein's roof garden, New York. The Herald seeks copies of the June 15 July 13 Nov 23 and Dec 7 1910 issues for archival inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
V. E. D. Stokes
Hammerstein’s
Weekly Herald
Partpas
Herald
Tfx
Wire Worm 15 Active This Year
Local report notes widespread wire worm activity across the valley this season with farmers testing remedies. Paul Kruger on North Fourth Street reports success using tobacco stem fed irrigation to fields, improving potato yields and offering a cheap fertilizer effect.
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Paul Kruger
North Fourth Street
Wire Worm
Kruger
Missouri For Folk Promised Delegation Stance
Joseph B. Shannon a Missouri Democratic leader argues that the state must honor the 1910 pledge to support Governor Folk at the next Democratic National Convention. He says a flat refusal would break a fair promise and require Missouri to send a loyal Folk delegation in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Joseph B. Shannon
Missouri Democratic State Central Committee
St. Louis
Explosion at Dupont Powder Works Kills Three
Three men died when 5000 pounds of nitro glycerine exploded at the Dupont Powder works 15 miles south of Denver. Fragments of flesh were found up to 200 yards away. Cause of the blast remains unknown.
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Denver
Dupont Powder Works
Here
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LaFollette
Senator Brown
Nebraska
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