Rebels Seize Arms to Aid Mexican Revolution
In Juarez and El Paso reports, Orozco admits ordering disarmament of Mormon settlers in Casas Grandes, justifying it as necessary. A mass exodus of nearly 600 American women and children arrives in El Paso as more refugees are expected, with rebels described as growing more violent and threatening.
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EL Paso
Casas Grandes
Mexico
Enrique E. Bowman
Bowman
Orozco
Juarez
United States
Madero
Asadero
Identification of Local Woman Found Dead in Creek
The body found yesterday in Dublin Creek near Catskill New York has been identified as Miss Snodgrass. Officials suspect foul play as they continue to investigate the case involving the nurse once treated at Mount Vernon.
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Catskill
N. Y
Dublis Creek
Here
D Ycascaial
Mount Vernon
Darrow Takes Stand in His World War Defense
Clarence Darrow testified in his defense, detailing his labor-law work and reluctance to take the McNamara case under labor leadership pressure. He described dealings with Mrs. McManigal and George Behm, denying plans to alter testimony and confirming two payments to Franklin for office expenses.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Organized Labor
McNamara
Franklin
Debating Canal Tolls in Senate over Panama control
In Washington July 29 two senators argued over Panama Canal tolls with Bradley and Massey supporting American shipping preference and sovereignty claims. McCumber urged that buying the canal would breach treaty obligations and international control.
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Washington
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Senate
Bradley
Kentucky
Massey
Nevada
United States
McCumber
North Dakota
Ascend the Big Mountain on Moonlit Tacoma Climb
Yakima Y M C A party reached Mt Tacoma’s Camp Muir after a moonlit ascent, starting from Paradise Valley with guides and a pack train. The group of about a dozen included Harry A. Cook and J How ard Green, returning safely after a challenging alpine trek amid snow and wildflowers.
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the Herald
National Park Inn
Longmires Springs
Mount Tacoma
Wash
Yakima Y. M. C. A
Mt. Tacoma
Paradise Valley
Harry A. Cook
North Yakima Y. M. C. A
J. Howard Green
Douglas Corpron
Rolfe Whitnall
Wallie Reed
Noel Thompson
Curtis Gilbert
Ben Schmidt
D. Eckstein
G. N. Angell
C. B. Arnold
Ted Hackett
the Clouds
Paradise River
Gambler Confessions Link Becker to Rosenthal Murder
New York July 29 After a grand jury session Bald Jack Rose Bridgie Webber and Harry Wallon allegedly confessed implicating Police Lieutenant Charles Becker in the Rosenthal murder Becker was indicted for first degree murder and jailed then later sent to the Tombs. Informers feared retaliation and were allowed to sleep in the criminal court building under guard as night detectives report Rose said he faced threats from police to kill him if he returned to prison.
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New York
Grand Jury
Bald Jack" Rose
Bridgie Webber
Harry Wallon
Charles Becker
Rosenthal
Becker
Court of General Sessions
Police Department
Criminal Court
Rose
Strikers Win Their Case In Boston Elevated Strike
Boston July 29 The 53 day strike of conductors and motormen on the Boston elevated railroad ends with the workers winning all points sought. The action allegedly cost over a million dollars in disruption and losses.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railroad
Mis-Mated Couples Granted Divorces
Judge Preble granted several divorces in superior court drawing cases on grounds of ill treatment neglect and inhuman conduct. Viola Bugg won a divorce from Herbert Bugg with custody of their baby boy. Mary McCormick received custody of her daughter and separation from David C. McCormick. Annie Kusshi Gradell was freed from Paul E. Gradell for neglect and cruel treatment. Effa J Armsberry was granted divorce from Lea Armsberry. Giovanna Blua sued for separation and won. his wife was Baptista.
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Preble
Viola Bugg
Herbert Bugg
Northern Pacific Freight Office
Judge Preble
Mary McCormick
David C. McCormick
Allen & Wilson
Paul E. Gradall
Montana Teddyites Form Organization
The Montana progressive party organized at a mass convention in HSENA. Sixteen delegates led by Senator Dixon were named to attend the Chicago convention and Dixon was named state national committeeman, endorsed for re election to the senate. The platform favors woman suffrage and endorses the progressive movement with pledged support for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dixon
Hsena
Progressive Party of
Montana
Senator Dixon
Roosevelt
Senate
Sugar Fines Paid in Philadelphia Sugar Fraud Case
Washington July 29 The alleged sugar fraud investigations in Philadelphia have ended with the refining companies paying nearly a quarter of a million dollars to the government to settle the matter. The action was taken after a year of scrutiny by the secretary of the treasury and the attorney general.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Goters
Japan's Emperor Mutsuhito Dies Seventy-Ninth Ruler
Mutsuhito of Japan died at 12 43 am after 44 years on the throne. His son Yoshihito Haru No Miya ascends as the 121st emperor. Empress and senior officials were present. Bright's disease with diabetes and intestinal issues caused the death.
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Tokio
Mutsuhito
Japan
Yoshihito Haru-No- Miya
Bright
Uncle Sam Balloon Wins Elimination Race to Stuttgart
Manassas Virginia July 29 Uncle Sam piloted by Captain H E Honeywell of St Louis won the elimination race from Kansas City over 925 miles to decide three balloons for the international contest at Stuttgart Germany He said he could have stayed longer in the air if not afraid of being driven out over the ocean
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Manassas
Uncle Sam
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis
Kansas City
Stuttgart
Germany
Honeywell
Brother’s visit ends in double tragedy in Yakima
J F Bunnell of Portland arrived in Yakima to see his injured brother J O Bunnell. The brother died before the return to North Yakima. The funeral was held in Inman Rose chapel. The deceased was a bachelor.
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J. F. Bunnell
Portland
Yakima
Yakima City
John Cruse
North Yakima
J.O. Bunnell
Inman & Rose
Progressive Republicans Draft Full Utah State Ticket
Provo Utah July 27 Progressive republicans today determined to put into the field a complete state ticket for every office from governor to constables Might delegates were chosen to represent the state at the convention in Chicago August 5.
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Provo
Utah
Chicago
Careless Driving Causes Wreck Near Everett
A 60 horsepower touring car from Washington Stables overturned south of town at 7 30 PM injuring chauffeur Bill Inrift and fainting a female passenger. Witnesses said the car sped 50 to 60 mph zigzagging before deranged steering gear caused the crash. occupants were Calumet restaurant employees on a pleasure ride.
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Everett
Bill” Inright
Washington Stables
Calumet Restaurant
Two Fire Calls Monday Night Ended in Smoke Damage
The Mackin town fire department responded to two calls Monday night. A chicken coop near Johnson's corner sparked the first fire, then flames broke out in the rear of Leroue and Lefrenier’s clothing store at No. 21 South What Street. Supposedly an iron caused the blaze after hours. Firefighters drenched the building, smoke rolled through the block, and stock damage reached hundreds of dollars. Harry L. Anstart’s stock also suffered smoke damage. Building damage cited.
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Johnson's Corner
No. 21 South What Street
Leroue and
Lefrenier
Harry L. Anstart
West Door
Storage reservoirs fall to the limit of safety at Kachess
Reclamation report shows Lake Kachess at elevation 2230 feet, 23 feet above original bed, after June. About 62 000 acres received water via Sunnyside canal. 910 second feet diverted. Bumping Reservoir full by June 20 and logging work ongoing. Lake Keechelus and Cle Elum crib dams maintained while Okanogan project delivered water to 7 100 acres. The dam sluice gates opened at maximum safe level but heavy rains lowered level by one foot.
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Sunnyside Canal
Tieton
Tieton Canyon
Keechelus
Cle Elam
Crib
Okanogan
Lake Kachess
J L Druse Buried by Philippine Veterans
John L Druse of Yakima City killed by electricity while haying buried with military honors by the Spanish War Veterans of North Yakima He served with Company E in the Philippines and with the First Washington at various campaigns Services were led by Rev W H Selleck at the First Methodist church A military salute taps and a silk flag burial followed by six escort bearers and flowers from friends
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John L. Druse
Yakima City
North Yakima
Mr. Druse
National Guard of
Washington
Philippines
Druse
First Methodist Church
W. H. Selleck
Selleck
Company E
Maranhall Scudder
J. Howard Wright
W. Leach
Herman Leeper
Charles Niles
EF. HL Millican
Northern Pacific Plans 99 Hour Fruit Train Run to St Paul
Northern Pacific resumes its 99 hour fruit service from Pasco to St Paul begin Aug 5 with 26 car or larger special trust trains to Fargo and east. Cars will ice overnight from Ellensburg to Pasco, with 65 percent of Yakima valley fruit refrigerated. Trains depart Pasco at 6 am and reach St Paul by 11 am on the fourth day.
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Northern Pacific
North Yakima
Special Trust
Fargo
Points East
Pasco
St. Paul
Yakima
Ellensburg
F. Ky. Moline
Northern Pacific Refrigerator Car Service
Yakima Valley
Spokane
Prison Visits Highlight Walla Walla Penitentiary
Co R Schumann recently toured the Walla Walla penitentiary to check on friends sent there for health and reform. Guard John Llewellyn showed him the facility while Henry Bowinkleman, a five to twenty year manslaughter convict, proudly presented his poultry operation inside and outside the walls. The staff note Bowinkleman is a model inmate and slated to gain an assistant named Wappenstein, former Seattle police chief, previously sent to the state institution.
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Co. R. Schumann
Walla Wala
John R. Llewellyn
Yakima County
Rewinkleman
Bewinkleman
Wappy
Bowinkleman
Wappng
Wappenstein
Seattle
Launch Accident Claims Two Drowned in Bear River Straits
In Bear River Straits a launch disaster claims J. A. Lucas of Lake County California and J. W. Rennels of Albany Oregon. Heroism by F. A. Lucas saves his wife her sister and two small children by securing a rowboat and returning to the scene as the tide rose.
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K. A. Lucas
Tacoma
Ledger
South Bend
J. A. Lucas
Lake County
California
J. W. Rennels
Albany
Oregon
Bear River Straits
F. A. Lucas
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Dorcas Snodsrass
Lega Rights
Yakimas
Camp Muir
Mount Adams
St. Helens
Taft
Times
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Hilles
Mr. Taft
White House
F. W. Mstabrooke
New Hampshire
Newell Saunders
Tennessee
C. B
Asam
Buggs
Teddyites
Virginia
Bunnell
Reclamation
Kachess
J. L-Druse
Moline
Refrigeration Service
Walla Walla Pen
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