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Speaker Clark Jubilant Over House Majority Record
The speaker praises the Democratic majority for its conduct during the special session. He claims it boosts morale among Democrats and serves as effective campaign material while noting the White House was unable to secure a two thirds vetoOverride. He also cites cabinet presence and Republican opposition as factors shaping the session’s reception and political impact.
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Cats and Taxes Reach Across Regions In Odd Proposals
The item notes debate over cat taxation in Munich with a five mark yearly levy, framed as public health concern. A Kansas health panel reportedly weighs shaving cats, reflecting broader press interest in animal welfare and sanitary policy amid political shifts.
Taft veto record noted with historic comparisons
A Brooklyn Eagle Washington dispatch surveys presidential vetoes from Lincoln to Taft, noting Cleveland's 34 vetoes and Johnson's 2 as benchmarks. It observes Taft's restrained record to date and contemplates how future months may affect his standing, while also touching on the Marquis of Queensberry considering U.S. citizenship amid Scottish peerage decline.
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Fragmented Political Echoes and Amusing Asides Across a Turbulent Era
The piece stacks diverse, fragmentary references from a bygone era, comparing figures like Taft and Atwood with unpredictable digressions on Beattie lig and Richmann, noting editors in Great Falls and Richmond, and musing on political allegiances, curiosity, and Thanksgiving bread, all in a brisk, satirical newspaper voice.
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Richmond
Youngsters Pinch Geese Mother Cleans Them
Receiving stolen property is charged against Mrs. Brown by Deputy County Attorney John V. Dwrar. The case alleges her boss stole geese from L. Lewis, a poultryman at 11 West Griena, and Mrs Brown was caught plucking feathers for serving. Justice Foley will hear the case. Lee McAuley faces a concealed weapons complaint issued by W. H. Maloney with John L. Hardisty and L Cover of Melrose to testify in Justice Ornaby's court.
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Wise Old Runaway Horse Knew When He Was Home
A pair of horses bolted on West Broadway near noon with one turning toward Mantle building to avoid the other. The lead horse headed east then paused near the Svatzlein company while the second horse followed, both causing minor disruption but no injuries. The Five W club closes tonight with a lecture on Jesus Teaching the Teamard to the Industrial System led by Dr Atchley. Free admission and public invitation to attend at 8:05 in the Viret Baptist Lecture Room.
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Masons Lay Corner Stone in New Mexia Cathedral
In Santa Po on Aug 24 the masons laid the corner stone of the Scobugh Rite cathedral with Grand Master Edward TG Rodler of Alho quenque presiding. Ex-Gav. 1 Brad ford Prince delivered the oration in a ceremonious city event.
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In Tan Aug 4 Miss Sage inheritance tax on lands
In Tan Aug 4 Miss Sage is to be asked by Attorney General Matawda to assess inheritance tax on Minnesota lands held under contracts. The tax is believed to total nearly 100000 dollars. Special to the Standard. Washington Aug 2 May. Kineat Kufner UB A medical verge detached to Fort William Haney Harrlann joins the board of examinard meeting Sept. No candidaten for wbvaneneant. Duten lusah Turenee Haathreu on draft at Windsor butte.
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Witnesses Describe Beattie Wife’s Death At Trial
Testimony details Beattie driving with his wife to the Owen home after a fatal shooting. Unrolled bloodstained clothing and the single barreled shotgun were shown to jurors. Prosecution portrays Beattie as distraught, while defense hints at alternate suspects amid a heated cross examination.
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Court hearsBeattie case details as trial proceeds
Questions focus on the murder night at the Owen home. Dr Mann testifies the wound was superficial yet describes a gunshot near the nose and notes direction back and upward. Beattie’s hair shows blood and possible grit. Witness says skull injuries could be from the gunshot.
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Wiley's Champions Rule Convention in Duluth
The Wiley's Champions Rule Convention in Duluth Minnesota on August 24 saw reinforcements arrive. Lucius Brown of Nashville was elected president with Barnard of Texas as first vice president and other officers chosen, including a secretary from Wise and a treasurer from Pennsylvania. The meeting adopted a revised constitution shrinking certain officer terms and tightening departmental control, with an emphasis on realigning state departments and agriculture.
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