Talesmen scrutinized in McNamara Times bombing case
In Los Angeles a jury panel for James H. McNamara’s murder trial was examined. Juror candidates voiced beliefs that the Times building was dynamited, with defense claims that such views could bias verdicts while prosecutors argued fair-minded jurors could hold opposite conclusions.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Talesman
James H. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Walter Bordwell
James Th. McNamoara
Df Hascerty
Times
Clarence S. Durton
Cos
McNoamara
John Dr. Fredericks
Darrow
Fredericks
Otto A. Jesson
the Times
Charles T. Chaffee
George W. McKee
Ray Horton
Metkee
C. 3. Darrow
Eas
James BB. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
Haggerty
Don Francisco Hubbell Finances Tie to a Crumbling Ticket
A chaotic Albuquerque bid for office unfolds as Hubbell boss Don Francisco reduces cash demands for sheriff, assessor, and other posts. Candidates decline, leaving the convention day with a desperate fund and a looming vote, while critics call the effort corrupt and undemocratic.
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Bernalillo County
Terrific storm hits west coast of Mexico reports
Storm sweeps the west coast of Mexico with high schooners ashore at Mazatlan and severe Frisco wharf damage. Southern Pacific reports no loss of life though one schooner grounded. washouts noted south of Magillan and lines extend to Teple. Wires show minimal damage in Culiaoun.
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Iy Morning Journal
Tuscan
Ariz
West Cast
Mexico
Mazatlan
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Southern Pacific
Magillan
Teple
Culiaoun
Sineloa
Fight Opens for State Control of Rail Rates
The Supreme Court opened the fight over state powers to regulate railroad rates. Edmund Durment filed the first brief in the Minnesota rate cases, argued that state rates are lawful, with arguments scheduled for January 4.
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Supreme Court
Edmund &. Curment
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Minnesota
United Sates
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Taft Extends Trip Not Reaching Washington by November
President Taft halted in Ogden Utah after a long Los Angeles to Butte run and announced plans to extend travel by two weeks or more delaying return to Washington past November 15. Senators Works and Jeff Davis joined the journey in Salt Lake City as new plans emerged.
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Taft
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Senator Works
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Salt Lake
My. Taft
Presidents Thain to Make Up Lost Time
President Thain plans to recover lost time after a late Logan stop. The train will attempt to reach Batte between seven and eight this evening to hear remarks on government business relations and the Supreme Court anti trust decisions.
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Supreme Court
First Snowstorm Strikes Denver Region
The first snowfall of the season began in Denver with flakes flying by nightfall and melting on impact. Reports from the northern part of the state indicate widespread snow, with continuing precipitation reaching Colorado Springs and Peeblo as night turns to morning.
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Peeblo
Rail washout disrupts SP and TP lines near Fubens Texas
A Rio Grande flood washed out about three miles of the Southern Pacific and Texas and Pacific railways near Fubens, 40 miles east of El Paro. Passengers will be transferred at the washout tomorrow and repairs are expected to take several days.
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Texas
Southern Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grande
Fubens
Hagerman Speaks on New Mexico Politics in Stormy Meeting
Former Governor Hagerman addressed over 600 at Gate City tonight. He blamed the Republican gang for public plunder and credited Otero with fiscal success, alleging veto power prevented bankruptcy. Marron and others urged a clean ticket as Colfax fusion gains traction amid a nationwide anti-gang drive.
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Mora County
Imperial Troops Claim Victory at Hankow Clash
Chinese government forces claim to hold Hankow station as rebels withdraw to Wu Chang amid large casualties. American ships deploy to Nan King and Tien Tsin while Yuan Shi Kai faces dismissal and court-embattled leadership in Pekin.
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Menin
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jJolally
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China
Wo Cheng
Knox
Yuan Shi Kale
Tanslike
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Peking
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Nan
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Will This Kind of a Man Enforce the Laws
The piece cites Section 3569 of New Mexico 1897 law on penitentiary contracts and notes conflicts in the penitentiary report by Colorado experts. It mentions warrants and payments to sheep sellers and brick plant construction with officials named, questioning adherence to law by governors and officials.
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Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Colorado
Borsum and McMillan
Fava Gee
Dursum
State of
Champ Clark Predicts Democratic Triumph
Lake Charles Iowa Oct 18 Speaker Champ Clark forecast the next U S president would be a Democrat and said Taft would lead the regular Republicans while La Follette would head the insurgent faction after his Chautauqua address.
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Iowa
United States
Taft
Champ Clark
Bank Robber Seized by Victims in Oklahoma
Bartlesville Oklahoma October 18 A man named Adrian Lockhard held up the State Bank at Vera Oklahoma late today securing 1600 dollars He forced the cashier and depositors to drive half a mile into the country on his horse Wastie Two men tackled him as he turned to mount the horse and captured him.
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Adrian Lockhard
State Bank
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