Mayor exposes 43 signatures over graft charges in Butte
In a formal statement from Butte Mont signed by over 40 officers including officers like Whiteley mayor MacInnis denounces a false document accusing city aldermen and police of graft. He discloses that 43 signatories denied the charges and asserts no evidence supports dishonesty by any officer. The mayor defends his hires and pledges proper city administration.
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Anaktig Rerinite Ehirges
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Pete du
Wes
Miyor
Weston
Coty- Mittes
Anweands
Santentys
Gurmeister
Neer
Nave
Whiteley
Han
John Maclnniss
Reid
Dowll
Acity
Coubell
Butte
Daten Dutte
Mont
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Mike O'Donnell
Brinten
Jerry Orion
Sulllyue
Mike McCormick
Trennin
Thomas J. Murphy
Jena Jakanint
Jonn Kemyle
John R. Sullva
John M. Murphy
James Lawson
Dan Lach
Alderman
John M. Whiteley
Mike
Wettig
Leovble
Sehson
Breshman
Custuis
Wal ‘An
Lyreauest
Andard
Trutte Events News
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Standlard
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Doult
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Police say signed remark forged amid city aide dispute
A chaotic dispute over a signed statement tied to the police comes under scrutiny as officers claim a printed document was not the signed version. The mayor and Standard newspaper face questions over the document’s authenticity and the origin of the missing original.
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Jury scandal exposes misnamed juror and failed summons
A Victorian court probe reveals a deputy sheriff erred in summoning the wrong Edmund Williams for a jury trial begun in June 1906. The real juror, Edmund B. Williams of Wyoming Street, is traced, while the jury may be recharged if the true member cannot be found. The case uncovers long‑standing alleged improper contracting between the sheriff and county commissioners over several years.
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Wal
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Lerelrs
Promeetton
Sy Pine Vlueuge
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Reg M. Meyer
Mal
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Udwin B Willams
Mestervile
Edmund Wilfas
Bulte
Cits
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Primrose Bank
Wigland
Eputy
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Uhr Meader Ville Win
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Wiliam
Wyoming Street
Sillea Mlning
Agi
Wea
Legal challenge to juror selection amid sheriff mileage pay ruling
A court hearing reviewed objections to juror qualifications and the process used to select jurors for a case in which the sheriff’s monthly mileage allowance was set at 294 dollars. Attorneys argued ballot and tax-roll discrepancies, with challenges to jurors drawn from the wrong box and to the inclusion of certain taxpayer names. The judge examined whether prior testimonies should inform the current proceedings and if the grounds applied uniformly.
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Hue
Mo Meyer
Gedney
Mickel
Edmund & Willams
Meadtle
Isewatt
Hutte
Iran
Breen
Soldiers in Conspiracy Trial at Fort Reno
Army court at Fort Reno heard testimony on a alleged conspiracy involving soldiers at the post. Captain Macklin faced charges of action against a soldier named Edward Knawtes, with multiple witnesses and arrests reported as the investigation spread to other posts. Trial proceedings and hearings extended into the night as authorities pursued truth amid a tense atmosphere.
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Cormial Knowles
Fort Reno
Coal Train Raid Sparks Local Outcry and Theft
In Sorth Yakima Washington a coal train was raided as engines began moving away from the station. Citizens organized to intercept the train and prevent further theft while authorities investigate.
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Pinzens
Tacoma
Nailer
Cizens
Pitas
Tel
Eloquent Appeals For Women's Suffrage In Guthrie Hall
In Guthrie Oklahoma January S.Tretare leads a suffrage meeting as inclement weather crowds the hall. Ex-Rev. of Colarano Jen Adena and Misa M Clay, daughter of Kentucky statesman Cassin Clay, make eloquent pleas for inserting a suffrage plank in OCAnOrN's constitution extending voting rights to women.
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Okla
Jan S.tretare
Con Sion Convictinn
Jen Adena
Colarano
Misa M. Clay
Kentucky
Cassin M. Chay
Ocanorn
Knoxville detective ids suspect in railroad robbery case
A Knoxville dispatch reports Knoxville officers believe they have a suspect in a Great Northern train robbery. Detectives describe the man as alias Kid Carey and note he has been identified by a Lincoln detective. Authorities seek corroboration and will compare portraits and records before issuing warrants.
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Discussing the Brownsville Case in Senate Debates
Washington discussions over the Brownsville case continue as senators debate state rights and federal responses. The scene features figures such as Renstar Puriner Sikh therapesches and Senator Overrun from North Cayol voicing concerns while labor factions push against proposed rulings.
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Senate
Virginia
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Cayol
Dixon chosen by caucus for United States Senate race
A Montana Republican caucus at Lewistown on Jan 8 selected Mr. Dixon as the party's nominee for the United States Senate to be decided by the joint assembly on March 4. The caucus, attended by 72 senators and representatives, nominated Mantle and Dixon with Dixon receiving a decisive vote tally. Delegates from various counties backed the choice, with Park and Madison counties supporting Mantle and Dixon respectively. The event concluded with chairmen elected and balloting completed around 1 PM.
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Custer
Montiana
United States
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Actacus Tasti
House
Dison
Con Mantle
Hutte
Wittim
Yate
H. J. Midler
Pe Pass
Dixon
W. Ft. Allen
Deer Lodge
I. A
Dixon Joseph Moore: Early North Carolina lawyer and public servant
Joseph Moore Dixon born July 4 1867 Show Camp North Carolina. Son of a Union supporter and North Carolina official. Studied at Friends College in Richmond Indiana and at the University of Missouri before being admitted to the bar in 1882. Practiced law in Montana with G Benny then moved to public service including deputy U S attorney and later county official roles. Page Thirteen notes his political alignment with Republicans and mentions his 1930s legislative activity.
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Joseph Moore Dixon
N.C
Orth Carina
Warner AbeStYy
Anteri- AG
England
William Penn
Foxeph Bixon
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Hugh W. Dixon
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Richmond
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Missouri
Warkly & Webster
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Minesoula
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Greater New York Ballot Boxes Searched for Missing
Attorney General Jackson leads a statewide effort in Greater New York to locate missing ballot boxes after boxes were found stored in Manhattan and other locations. Supreme Court orders the boxes delivered to the attorney general, who asserts compliance is required to prevent tampering during the election.
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Indy
Supcome Court
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Retuaca
Athorney
Jackann
Mayer McClellan
York
Bullotz
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