Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04

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| to the Kuskokwim
| CHICAGO, July Washington Por.
ter. real estate dealer and property
owner, was indicted by the grand jury
today on charge of leasing property
for immoral purposes. The indictment
| is unique according to attaches OF
the states attorneys office. not be.
cause 1t holds a property owner re-
sponsible for the moral shortcomings
| of his tenants, but because 1t is voted
as a result for an alleged wrong for
which the immediate culprit escaped
Indictment.
| WASHINGTON, July Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor Nagel has
toms citing recent enactment of
congress which provides that after
July l, next year, no ocean steamer
OF the United States or of any for.
eign country carrying passengers and
crew OF fifty or more persons shall be
permitted to leave United States
| port unless equipped with wireless tel.
| egraph apparatus.
GRAND FORKS. n. D., July 1.-Por
ter j. McCumber, stalwart, and A.
j. Gronna, insurgent. have been nomi.
mated in North Dakota Republican pri.
maries for United States senator. Nc.
| Cumber succeeding himself. and Grou.
ma succeeding the late NJ. N. John.
son. Thomas Marshall, former con.
gresham, and Judge Edward Engerud
are the defeated candidates for con.
gress, l.. b. Hanna, a stalwart. was
nominated to succeed himself while
II. i. Helgeson, an insurgent, was
nominated to succeed Congressman
Gronna. In the gubernatorial contest
c. A. Johnson, the stalwart candidate
defeated Buchanan, the insurgent can.
lidate. On the rest of the state ticker
| there was split, both insurgents and
stalwarts claiming victory.
| BEVERLY, Mass, July THE sum.
mer capital today is gradually recover.
ing its equilibrium after having had
| In its midst for two hours and a half
yesterday not only the president OF
the United States. hut the author of
| My Policies" Just what happened
is only known to the two men and
they wont tell. Plainly there was not
complete Endorsement of the Taft ad.
ministraiion or the fact would have
been quickly made public by the Taft
forces. 1t was II social call" the
participants stated. One thing. how.
ever is practically certain. there was
agreement on the Hughes direct pri.
mary plan in New York. That they
agreed on Pinchot and Ballinger. or
the way the Roosevelt policies" had
been treated since March 4, 1909. is
uncertain. In view of the stand which
Roosevelt has taken on conservation
it is doubtful if that delicate subject
was preached. There will be probably
no more further meeting between the
two in the near future This was stated
directly by Roosevelt when he left
There is rumor that the Longworth
home on the north shore would shelter
the colonel for a period in order TO
permit of several conferences with the
president, but this is emphatically de.
MED.
TELLURIDE, July About 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the stage
running between Norwood and Pla,
ceryille was held up and robbed by a
masked bandit In true western style.
The bandit compelled the driver to
get down from the coach and then did
the same with the passengers, whom
he lined up at the side of the road
He demanded the express first, but
there was none on the stage, and
the man then turned his attention to
the passengers, relieving them of some
$50 in cash, but did not take their
watches. The highwayman then took
the mail bags and told the passengers
and driver to depart. AS soon as pos
sible the driver and the authorities
returned to the spot and found the
mail sacks with their contents rifled
but no trace of the robber. He is
thought to be n tramp from the dis
reputable condition of his clothing A
hunt is being made today, but without
success. The country is rough and
wild in the vicinity of the robbery,
and it is thought that the man made
his escape over the mountains into
Utah.
HELENA, Mont, July six per
sons were killed, twenty or more In.
jured and a number of buildings de
stroyed by powder explosion in the
store of the Graves Mercantile com
pany at Boulder, Jefferson county. 25
miles south OF Helena, last night The
dead: George Hart, Mrs. George Hart
and her 3-yearold daughter; Mrs.
Gladys Mifflin. Mrs. Robinson and
Dave Kirby. Albert Miller is seriously
injured.
The explosion occurred when George
Hart, using the building for a tarket,
shot a % caliber rifle ball against the
wall. A large amount Of powder was
stored in the building and the exnlO-