Governor opposes capital punishment delays hangings
The governor faced petitions from citizens including Mrs. W Nicholson urging reprieves while the four condemned men face execution. He defended the need to proceed and warned abolishing capital punishment could be set back for a century. Protests continued in San Francisco with a rally against the planned executions at San Quentin and Salem.
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League Sells All Eggs Campaign Drives Volunteers
Philadelphia reports the Housekeepers' League began a drive to sell eggs as a charity effort. More than 240 kegs were sold at 2 cents each to aid settlements, stores, and province services, with 6 000 crates distributed and brisk purchases noted. Mrs. Derre, league president, urged volunteers to assist selling eggs and for cars to help distribute the eggs. A general price cut on storage eggs was also announced.
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New Jersey Arrest In Wilson Plot Letters Case
Dec 12 in New York a man named Steinson was arrested after declaring support for Wilson in a cold street scene. A faded revolver was found on him as detectives questioned Tiny and Loos, with threats tied to a potential jail sentence and a call to halt the president elect. Federal authorities pursue three suspects, including Jacob Dunn, over alleged misuse of the mails in threat letters to Governor Wilson, with handwriting clues tying Dunn to the notes.
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Seeley Davenport
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Joseph
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Tumalty
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Union Pacific in focus as market pivots amid mixed gains
In Lecourse trading New York markets saw Union Pacific rise amid heavy buying by home and foreign accounts. London purchased 90,000 shares with Reading Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting remaining near previous levels. Rumors of a private bankers takeover faded without confirmation as the session closed dull after early activity.
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Ile
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Union Pacific
Sintan Pacific
Laurier outlines empire defense policy amid imperial changes
Sir Wilfrid Laurier argues Canada must assume greater naval and colonial defense roles as Britain shifts naval priorities. He cites replacing British ships with Canadian forces in overseas waters and Australia taking charge of defense, while endorsing the Monroe Doctrine for broader imperial security.
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All Montanans Invited to State Ball Event
Special dispatch reports all Montanans will be welcome at the state ball at the capitol night of January. The governor and other new state officers will attend. A citizen committee organized. The reception will be in the governor's reception room with dancing in the building's halls. Executive committee roles named with Heydnet as chairman and committees on publicity ushers music and duties.
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Envoys of Peace Arrive at London
London reports Greek Servian and Montenegrin envoy delegates arriving for peace talks. Greek premier Venizelos and British officials greeted by a cosmopolitan crowd at Charing Cross. Delegates from the Belgrade and Cetinje governments arrive as conference plans hinge on full attendance and opening remarks by Sir Edward Grey.
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Yenizelow
Edward Grey
Wetcome
Woman Found Guilty of Attempted Murder in Lockport
In Lockport a jury found Mrs. Mary Hannon guilty of attempted murder for shooting her husband, George Harner, along a river road. The verdict, returning imprisonment at hard labor for not more than 15 years and months, followed a trial that described the crime as the couple living with the husband shot in the head while seated in a car, and the defendant claiming she acted in concealment of her weapon.
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Mary H- Hanno
George Harner
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Aira
Hanter
Fanner
Stewart fire to be out within a week says official
Anacomin properties superintendent Gish reports progress at the Stewart blaze on the 1,700 foot level. Fire crews have reached the area, extinguishing key pockets and improving airflow as hoped. Authorities caution only a dead point remains, with no serious outbreaks anticipated.
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Republican congressman unseated by House Republican rivals
In Washington on December 12 the House voted to unseat Republican Charles C Bowming amid unproven claims of misdeeds. The contest centered on alleged rapt practices. Bowming argued the opposition attacked him with lies. George My Melman, a Democrat, challenged Bowming as the same party’s candidate in the rematch planned for March 4.
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Charles C. Bowming
Tin Pawsars
George My Melman
Cuigey
Demauret
Olictal
Small mining operators face losses in new policy outlook
Operators warn fifteen hundred small miners will be heavily affected as a state plan reshapes the mining industry. Governor Allen, Benawey Styers, and Wixen aryhik weigh changes while Hale and others discuss impacts on shipments and employment.
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Benawey Styers
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Eenense
Professor Kiules By Train In Washington Station
A train collision near Tullman Washington injures Sampson an assistant professor of metallurgy from Washington State. He was struck in the station and died instantly. He was a native of Toston Montana aged years unknown.
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Bee
Teaswell Sampson
Washington State
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Patty Peedenger
Toston
Mags
Debaters Clash Over Bow Legs and Knock Knees
A spirited exchange centers on bow legs and knock knees with claims by Representative Sulzer and Senator Gore. The issue draws humorous analogies about ancient figures and faces a cautious verdict by referee Hammond while both sides deny serious obstruction.
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Sulzer
International Board of Navigation
Berlin
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Morea
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