Mann Dissatisfied With Work In 62nd Congress
Washington Aug 7 James B Mann blasted Democratic work in the Sixty-second Congress calling it inefficient disorganized and unprogressive He said the session enacted fewer laws of local importance only the Panama Canal bill of major note and that reforms like campaign finance publicity were misrepresented He noted over 200 Senate passed bills left unacted and criticized eight hour labor and health laws while praising some measures as Republicans had earlier drafted them
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Fanaha Canal
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Senate
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Lewistown Wins Final Roundup Game in Four Marbles Series
Lewistown took three of four from Roundup in Lewistown on Aug 27 as Craigford of Forsyth pitched well for Roundup while Friedling received strong late support for Lewistown in an exciting finish. The series with Dillon starts Sunday.
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Leiwistown
Roundup
Craigford
Forsyth
Friediing
Dillon
Unclear Scorecard From Midwestern Matches
Fragmented results show Des Moines and Topeka contests with mixed margins. Wichita and Sioux City games feature uneven totals, while Gloux City and Omaha clash produce unclear scores.
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Ft. Jo
Topeka
Danver
Wichita
Wienica
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Sioux City
Omaha
Refusal to Fly Unsafe Aeroplane Stirs World Championship Bid
Chicago, Aus 27 A Chicago syndicate spent 15509 on a racing aeroplane designed for 125 mph but pilot Le1ard Thompson refuses to fly saying the craft is unsafe and unable to fly a mile as built Engineers warned against it Glenn H Martin offers to help but is suspended for unsanctioned Boston meet and cannot fly until suspension is lifted Aero Club seeks another machine before Sept 9 If not ready by then, Mary Manners will take over The first race for a 600 purse featured Eddy Current winning two heats with times 2 24 and 2 23 Guestra Stay and Bozeman horse racing results noted
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Be Lfard Thompson
Aero Club of Amorrica
Nieuport
Aeronautical
Thompson
Glenn H. Martin
Martin
National Club
Boston Aviation
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Aero Club of Mindrs
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Yee
Mary Manners
Eddy Current
Guestra
Bozeman
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Gotong Jr
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Ludig
Pathan
King Fal Fuith
King Hal
Attell Plans New York Training Ahead With Schirze
San Francisco reports Abe Attell will travel to New York to begin training for his engagement with Young Schirze. He will bring lightweight Herb Brock from Sacramento who has won 2 of 31 fights. Brock will be Attell's manager Bozeman Aur 92. No other notable features from the Interstate fair racing day beyond the 2:25 pacing event where King Hat Attar won, with the first and second heats flagged in the third.
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Abe Attel
New York
Young Schirze
Herb Brock
Sacramento
Hig
Attell
Aston Brock
Bozeman
Aur
Interstate Fair
King Hat Attar
Hears
Tacoma Tops Champions In Northwest League Tilt
Tacoma defeated the champions in a Northwest League game as Seattle failed to start against Tacoma’s pitcher. The only Seattle threat came in the sixth with two on, but a sharp double play ended it. Cannunnon exited in the first, Fullerton retired after four, and McTvar finished. Notable plays included Burke’s sacrifice fly for Vancouver.
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Behrod Metkle
Seattle
Chanre
Cancunnon
Fullerton
McTvar
Serre
Healtle
Tietteriex
Concannon
Pullerton
Ivor
Whaling
Warships to Samos to curb Crete filibuster plots
London reports say Great Britain and France will send warships to the island of Samos to stop armed Crete bands from landing and seizing the island, restraining the prince and potentially altering the Greek territory.
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Samos
Great Britain
France
Crete
T, Denoga
Ans Nex Tho Faland
Greece
Delegates Chosen for Electric City Convention
Delegates and alternates to the state convention are named from county ticket figures including Col. Tom and A. Mippimanly of brit dean with George Cockrell as sheriff Jo E. trenar and Warry McMahon among others. A resolution backs Gov. Edawin L. Norris and cites support for his nomination and a Green ticket, urging attendance and votes to secure his nomination.
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A. Mippimanly
Brit Dean
Sounty Commels
George Cockrell
Shariff
Jo E. Trenararee
Warry McMahon
Ber
Daniel Herth Nek Hstriet Cour
Rul Midueng
Wieseor
Martin
J . Neville
John A. Shaw
Johns Geary Jr
Michael Geary
PB. Wilson
Wilson
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Montana Point
Prine
Slaingt Slankless
Edawin L. Norris
Thin State
Weeel
Govarnne Norris
Mor
Taney
Willaim Monefoo
Sitke Walsh
TT Aarauis
Alm
Alteran
Amos Shaw
Pow. Neatann
Robert McClune
Wl Thiehe
Firant Alilligan
R. Arconner
Oh M. Swindbren
Park County Democrats Endorse Norris and Walsh slate
In a Park County convention, Democrats approved Governor Norris and the Walsh ticket for senator and secretary of state Alderson. They backed the direct primary, anti corruption measures, and other progressive reforms, urging unified state party support.
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Park County
Norris
T. J. Walsh
A. M Alderson
Lewis and Clark County Democratic Convention Delegates
Helena Montana report on a late night county convention naming delegates to the state assembly. listed are Woomrtnment EC Day Walsh Purcell Nolan Roy Kelger D3 Livingston Jr Henry Shoahan Henry Carstensen Martin Maginnis Hartwig Coulter Biggs Penwell Pornanak Kennedy Noel Fisch Haley Dalley Miller Anderson O’Bh Mike Hurley Wellman Byrnes and Tucker. The complete slate of legislators judges and county officers followed including Owen Byrnes and J M Lewis.
Miners Elect Officers in Convention Vote Totals Announced
At today's miners convention of the United Mine Workers of America district 27 ballots for state officers were canvassed. Results include International board member Adam Wilkinacs Roundup president Henry Drennan Ret vice president Robert Conlon Roundup treasurer Thomas Murray Billings and auditors Adam Wakenshaw Bear Creek RR Jones Kleins. Board members Adam Marsnall Belt district 1 James Hunter Klein district 2. No joint meetings have been held after about 10 days of sessions.
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Miners’ Convention
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Amperlen
District 27
Otcers
International Board
Adam Wilkinacs
Roundup
Henry Drennan
Ret
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Thomas Murray
Billings
Adam Wakenshaw
Bear Creek
RR. D. Jones
Kleins
Adam Marsnall
Belt District No. 1
James Hunter
Kiein
Taft Enjoys First Play Day on Links at Beverly
President Taft arrives in Beverly with Mrs Taft and son Charl plays 18 holes at Myopia on arrival. He plans to travel to Columbus for centennial celebrations and later to Boston and New York with subsequent trips to Cadiz Lenn and Washington. A fruit industry notice from Hamilton reports Stevensville Fruit Brewers' association chartered with $10,000 capital and headquarters in Stevensville. Montreal weighs a $100,000,008 underground electric line project.
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