Election Proclamation Details State Ballot Measures
Special Dispatch from Helena Aug 10 outlines Governor Norris proclamation for November 4 electors. Voters decide bonds of 650 100 for Warm Springs hospital, repeal of about military law, initiation of four remote bonds, and U S Senator choice. Proclamation lists officers, district judges, and apportionment.
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Trials at Indianapolis Set to Expose Dynamite Conspiracy
Los Angeles reports the next big trial date set for 10 AE in Indianapolis. Clarence Darrow appeals to juries as 24 labor leaders face federal charges over alleged interstate transport of dynamite. Ortie McManigal, key confessor in the case, is to testify for the government in Indianapolis. His jail time in California cited as affecting his health, while officials anticipate a lengthy period before all defendants are disposed of.
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Murder Probe Ties Police and Rose Case
Rumors unfold as Sullivan pledges to reveal ties between Becker and Rose murder plot. Prosecution eyes graft evidence, bank deposits, and police intrigues while Rose seeks leniency and plans flight with family. Schepps arrested in Utah, awaiting New York DA guidance.
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Postal Workers Union Debated in Senate Pay and Policy Fights
Washington, Aug. 10. Senate debated pay for rural carriers and federal road aid amid quorum gaps. A vote looms on Johnatgne's amendment raising rural carrier pay from 1,400 to 1,200 annually and on prohibiting postal employees from joining outside labor groups. Senator Nelson and others urged limits. Newson warned it could curb unions, while Cummins condemned the prospect of strike orders.
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Peace overtures from Orolco amid Mexican conflict
Washington August 10 Officials believe rebel leader seeks peace talks with President Madero as did ambassador Cleo after Senor Didapp again requested terms. Earlier talks by Culero were refused. Unclear U.S. action if Orozen seeks entry, and any accord would not bind justice policy or neutrality prosecutions. Governor Colquitt’s appeal to Stimson delayed as messages go through Italy’s secretary.
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Bank Robbery In Grandale District Weeps Record
New York private detectives pursue a $72,000 raid on a city bank five months past in the Grandale area. Burglars entered via coal hole then breached a steel vault using a ceiling passage to steal bills. Directors abstain from publicizing details while a formal report goes to state banking authorities.
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Kansas City Wife Files for Divorce Alleging Domestic Strife
Aug. WooMre. In Gunton today filed for divorce against husband William Gunton. She accuses him of tobacco in bed, refusing church, and sleeping in his pants. She says these alleged petty faults make the marriage irretrievable, and mentions their daughter Daisy.
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Socialists clash with police in Pittsburg melee
In Pittsburg on August 1 a large socialist rally led to street clashes as police tried to disperse an unpermitted meeting. Dozens were lightly injured and over 40 people arrested as mounted officers and squads moved in. crowding and a chorus of shouts followed.
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Good Roads Occupy The Attention Of Senators
Washington Aug 10 Good roads were debated as the post office appropriations bill came up with provisions for national aid in highway building. Amendments to provide national alternatives for road improvement were discussed by unanimous consent the senate agreed to vote on the good roads section before adjournment with a ten rotation limit per senator.
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High meat prices linked to fewer divorces in Aurora
Chicago report states Dr. I J Kress told an Evan welist audience in Aurora that high meat prices will cut divorces. He claimed meat causes quarrels and that those most prone to divorce are tied to meat consumption, urging acceptance of rising meat demand despite the claimed health risks.
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Manos Loses Citizenship Bid Over Family Plan
Seattle August 10 United States Judge Cushman denied citizenship to John Manos a Greek resident for 32 years who refused to bring his wife and daughter to the United States. Judge Hanford had postponed hearings in April to allow time for Manos to act. With no action taken today the judge ruled Manos inadmissible for citizenship.
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Infernal machine may fatally injure manager in blast
Greensboro August 10 William Busber manager of the High Pulpit office Southern Express Co. and cashier L C Merton were badly hurt when a crude infernal device exploded as they prepared to consign a package said to be addressed to Charles Hoover High Point Five miles away. The blast occurred on the junk heap and the package was traced from Thomasville 89 miles distant.
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Republican nomination for governor claims slim lead
In Da8o Iowa Aug 20 the Republican nomination result shows Maines Wiens with a narrow edge over Paul Clagatone and M Hannea of Haine leading by 18 votes in the primary tally.
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Taft's Record Amid Tariff Debates and Army Reform
Washington Aggy 19. President Taft disapproved the twenty fifth legislative effort during the special session. Four tariff measures have passed. The army reform act was vetoed this session, with supporters arguing for gradual changes and opponents warning against rapid shifts.
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More Troops Demanded to Patrol Texas Border
El Paso report says 42 Americans urged reinforcement as border patrol deemed inadequate. Governor Colquitt notified Secretary of War by wire urging broader army presence along the Texas frontier. Four Texas Volunteer Cavalry troops at Austin cited as insufficient. new troops dispatched to strengthen border security.
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Kansas women raise chicken funds for suffrage drive
Aug 10 reports Kansas women carry a chicken sale in county seats to fund the suffrage campaign for the fall election. Proceeds from fowl sales will finance campaign expenses. This marks the first raised in state since the Civil War.
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Crow Reservation Lands To Be Sold In October
Washington Aug W o About 1 000 acres of Tydlin family de Lin land for iner Shoshone and Crow reserve lands in Trith Wyandas and Mentany to be sold at public curdon with minimum prices ranging from 30 to 60 per vere in useerlenes. Sale begins at Lanter Wye Sepe bat Mreeo Mtab Gee Samd ae Bele Mone. Geb 2h
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Ricketts Guilty of Manslaughter by Jury
A jury found Ricketts guilty of manslaughter in the case involving Deputy Sheriff Brannin. The trial, held in August, concluded with a verdict that the defendant acted without malice in the fatal incident. The record notes the jury delivered a single, unanimous decision.
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New Route Is Planned for Bryan Tour
The Bryan campaign pivots to a new itinerary with Joseph Davies directing Chicago organizers and William Davies designated to manage the Chicago branch while Davies splits time between New York and Chicago. The move follows debates on campaign logistics and the need for streamlined appearances by Mr Bryan.
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Democratic Party Unity Cited In New Jersey Speech
The governor praised party unity and rejected personal rancor as he lauded the Democratic coalition. He credited Jersey’s progressiveness and urged supporters to back Woodrow Wilson’s program, noting cooperation across Irish and American groups and a call for reform beyond party lines.
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Chafin Receives Nomination Notification at Atlantic City
Eugene W. Chafin, candidate for president, was notified today by the national convention in Atlantic City of his nomination. The ceremony, held in a Methodist church amid heavy rain, featured Rev. Charles H. Mand of New York presenting the address. Chafin accepted the nomination and spoke of the party platform as a set of pledges to the people to be carried to the White House.
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