Gambling Rumors Swirl as Meaderville Closes Granite Street
Under Sheriff Smith said the sheriff’s office will investigate reports that gambling resumed in Meaderville after Sheriff Driscoll’s take office. Paraphernalia was destroyed at the county jail yard Thursday and rumors say tables and roulette wheels were moved to Granite Street and North Main Street. Detectives warned saloons and two roadhouses, with $25 spent burning devices. Meaderville gamblers previously paid for furs, and officers plan further raids to verify the claims.
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Driscoll
Phursdey
Meaderville
Granite Street
North Main Street
Granite Sireet
Centerville
Atresty
Action Fl Alen
Weval Hot
Moray
Fountain Roadhouse
Mennervilla
Guibblers
Jock
Phat
Wien
Ovett Wits Talard
Montana Agai
Baldiscta
Win
Gamlsims
Sheriffv
O'Rourke
Galdisera
Meaderville Gambiers
Wein's Clearing Sale Announcement
Fragmentary listing notes a clearing sale with coats and overcoats and a referenced sum or price. Readable details are sparse but indicate a sale event offering garments at reduced prices with a customer focus at a local establishment.
Hope of America in Business and Monopolies
Governor Wilson denounces monopolistic aims in county business, warns against water power rights, and backs a broad conservation policy. He stresses government non-discrimination in recovery terms and urges adherence to law, while urging patience for reforms. Washington reports note Southern Pacific actions to elect a director board aligned with the line for merger talks with Attorney General Wickersham after a Supreme Court decree.
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United States
Wilson
Washington
Ima
Southern Pacific Railway
Wickersham
Union-Southern Pacife
Supreme Court
Southarm Pacific
Prisoner Escapes On Crowded Street During Fire Alarm
On Farle Street between Main and Dadkota, a prisoner escaped as a crowd watched a fire. Another bonds forfeited, Constable Pat Months and Detective Ambrose clashed with Justice Slay over charges of concealed weapons. The cases tested authority amid the disrupted scene.
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Pat
Pisane
Rinco Lesich
John
Farle
Main
Dadkota
George Ambrose
Ociaist
Justice Slay
Lesicl
Ambrose Lien
Lesich
Shay
Connolly Sues To Clear Name In Libel Suit
Christopher P. Connolly of Wast Oratage Tay sues Edward Trumpson Co of Northport Long Island for 109000 claiming libel in Law Notes August 1912 issue. He cites published remarks by Caruthers of Memphis and criticizes judges including Federal Judge Wanford and Judge Archbald. Connolly, author of The Story of Montana, says he will submit to a jury on accuracy. suit follows prior libel actions.
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Wast Oratage
Tay
Edward Trumpson
Northport
Long Istoul
Newark É. Evening News
Lf Books
Law Notes
Caruthers Why
Memphis
Tenia
Yasing
Georgie State ‘Bar Association
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Connolly
Wanforé
Seathe
House of Representatives
Archbald
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ewing
Conroy
Supreme Fourt of
Tennessee
Liis
Ike
Montana
A . Hig
Collier's
Hbel
S ‘Vot
Ballinger
Connaily
Oscar Wawler
Assilant
United States
Captolly
Yaqui Pacification Plan Tied to Irrigation Scheme
John Hays Hammond, Taft's special ambassador at King George V coronation, seeks Mexican permission to enter Yaqui strongholds in Sonora to pacify the Yaquis. The Yaqui conflict has persisted 80 years, but Hammond aims to secure peace to enable an irrigation project along the Yaqui River in the occupied territory.
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Washington
John Tey Wammond
Whoas
Taft
King George
England
Calero
Mexico City
Sonora
Wammonds
Two Army Officers Confirmed By Democrats
Washington reports the first break in Taft administration confirmations as Brig. Gen. James A. Aleshire is confirmed as a major general and Dean Gen. George M. Tarney is confirmed as a brigadier general following a Democratic caucus. The senate remains divided with no further confirmations expected soon.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
James A. Aleshire
George M. Tarney
Timothy Sullivan to be committed to asylum in Yonkers
New York dated Jan 1 reports Timothy D. Sullivan a longtime figure in New York politics will be formally committed to a private sanitarium in Yonkers by court order. The move could trigger a special election to fill Sullivan’s seat in the Mehitled district as friends foresee his withdrawal from public life.
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Timothy Sullivan
New York
Ledrnell
Comercus
Map-Eleel
Timothy D. Sullivan
Yonters
Sulli
United States Steel faces tariff hearing over tin plate rivals
A hearing on the metal schedule before the Ways and Means Committee reveals independents painting United States Steel as crushing small tin plate manufacturers if tariff barriers on foreign products are lowered, and labels Singer Sewing Machine as a trust reflecting indifference to tariff revision.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Singer Sewing Machina
House Committee On Ways and Means
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