Idaho Senate Race Ends In Heyburn Victory
W. B. Heyburn wins the Idaho United States Senate seat over W. E. Borah in a party caucus aided by Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line rail interests and the Coeur d Alene mine owners. The process leaves wounds in the Idaho Republican Party and foreshadows a future intra party struggle.
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Idaho
George L. Shoup
W. E. Borah
D. W. Standrod
W. B. Heyburn
United States
Shoup
Standrod
Lucifer
Oregon
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Heyburn
Wallace
W. S. Borah
Boise
Borah
Common sense on flesh forming foods and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The passage argues that eating flesh forming foods like eggs and beef stea k builds body but overwork leads to poor digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as supplying natural peptones and diastase to aid digestion after meals, claiming benefits for all ages and no harmful ingredients. Sold by druggists in US Canada and Britain at 50 cents for complete treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Hyomei Sparks Change in Catarrh Treatment
The text touts Hyomei as a superior cure for catarrh, claiming it aerosols a balsam into air passages, kills germs, and restores health. It cites a Boston user testimonial and notes druggists guarantee refunds if it fails to cure, urging immediate start.
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Hyomei
N. G. Durham
Wellington Street
Boston
Mass
National Live Stock Association Opens Four Day Session
The sixth annual convention of the National Live Stock Association begins a four day meeting at the Century theater in Kansas City with full attendance. President John W. Springer calls for strong federal action on livestock protection, labeling and census, and condemns packer mergers. Secretary Charles F. Martin presents a growing membership and agenda including irrigation, homestead law, and push for the Grosvenor anti shoddy bill. A memorial is sent to Senator Frye and another to Chairman Payne urging immediate passage of key measures.
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Standrod
Boise
Heyburn
Dubois
Standrrd
Frank Gooding
State Committee
John W. Springer
Denver
Association
Congress
Congress of the United States
Federal Congress
Roosevelt
Great Plains
Charles F. Martin
W. C. Boyle
Missouri
J. Withycomb
Oregon
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Grosvenor
Wyoming
Onalaska Fire Destroys Stores and Halls in City
A morning blaze in Onalaska Wisconsin gutted the Thomas Thompson general store the G F Hartley livery stables the city hall Woodmen hall Masonic hall and two residences. Estimated loss is fifty thousand dollars.
Grove named clerk and Moore as substitute carrier at Great Falls
In Washington on January 13 Leo T. Grove was appointed clerk and Charles E. Moore named substitute letter carrier at Great Falls.
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The
Standard
Washington
Leo T. Grove
Charles E. Moore
Great Falls
Denver Seeks National Livestock Association Convention
The Denver Livestock Exchange adopted a resolution inviting the National Livestock association to hold its 194 in Denver. The invitation will be wired to the Kansas City convention and backed by Mayor Wright and J B Flower on behalf of the city.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Denver Livestock Exchange
Ozone
Colo
Kansas City
Wright
Flower
Grocers Gather From Many States At National Convention
Kansas City January 13 Grocers from all parts of the country attend the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers opening a three days meeting in Warwick hall Three hundred delegates expected with national officers present President Joseph E Williams of South Bend Ind and National Secretary Charles Pfeifer of St Louis outline aims to pass a national pure food law amend the interstate commerce law and curb wholesale direct sales to consumers Two debates loom one on renaming the association and another on the next convention site San Francisco Buffalo Washington Atlanta Dallas and Little Rock contend for hosting duties
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Kansas City
National Association of Retail Dirocers
Warwick Hall
Joseph E. Williams
South Bend
Ind
Charles Pfeifer
St. Lewis
San Francisco
Buffalo
Washington
Atlanta
Dallas
Little Rock
Williams
Pfeifer
William B. Gray
Brooklyn
Paul Findlay
Madison
Wis
Oregon Short Line Pension Plan Approved for Employees
Salt Lake January 13 The Oregon Short Line railway company completes a pension system for its staff. The plan sets retirement ages 70 for officers and employes, 65 for engineers conductors and other crews, and 61 for incapacitated workers. Eligibility requires 20 years service with 1 percent of the last 10 months pay per year of service.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Board of Pensions
Bancroft
Williams
Calvin
MacNitt
Dunn
Pinkerton
Land Agent Indicted Over False Claims in Nebraska
W R Lesser former U S land agent tied to Col Mosby probe faces federal indictment for submitting fraudulent expense accounts. The case links to soldiers widows lured to Nebraska for homesteads that were leased to cattle owners and fenced, with nonresidence claimed.
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Omaha
Neb
W. R. Lesser
United States
Federal
Grand Jury
Col. Mosby
Nebraska
National Board of Trade Holds 38th Annual Meeting
Washington January 13 The National Board of Trade met for its 38th annual convention. Commissioner Frank Berry reported touring 387 cities and meeting over 100 industrial directors. Twelve new organizations have applied for membership and many others are under consideration.
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Washington
National Board of Trade
Frank Berry
Lead Nickels Fed To Slot Machines In Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls dated January 13 reports crude lead nickels fed into several slot machines citywide. Police seek the counterfeiters while young Taler, held on counterfeiting charges tied to the nickel scheme, will face Commissioner W S Frary for a hearing tomorrow.
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Standard
Great Falls
Young Taler
W. S. Frary
Perkins Re-elected U S Senator by California Legislature
United States Senator George C. Perkins was elected to succeed himself by the California state legislature. In the assembly Perkins received 58 votes to Lane 12 and Schmitz 6, while in the senate Perkins had 33 to Lane 5 and Schmitz 1. The two houses meet in joint session tomorrow to formalize the choice.
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United States
Senate
Heyburn
Hawley
House
Moore and Galloway
Borah
Idaho
Ballantine
Shoup
Liorah
Representative Galloway
Washington
W. Kk. Borah
Judge Heyburn
Spokane
Wash
Welden B. Heyburn
Henry Heisfeld
W. E. Borah
John T. Morrison
Sacramento
Cal
George C. Perkins
Perkins
Franklin K. Lane
Eugene E. Schmitz
Union Labor
Lane
Schmitz
Debaters Clash as Grosvenor Renews Democratic Wipeout Claim
Washington reports lively house debate over army appropriation. Gen Grosvenor of Ohio and Mr Clark of Missouri exchange rebukes amid partisan humor. The session features banter on coal, tariffs, and Indian Territory statehood with no rancor and adjournment at 5:15 p.m.
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Washington
Congress
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Clark
Missouri
Hull
Iowa
Army Transport Service
Shattus
Edward Atkinson
Moon
Tennessee
Swarson
Virginia
Davies
Texas
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
New York
Hill
No Change in Canteen Law
Washington confirms no action this session by the house committee on military affairs or Congress on restoring the army canteen to post exchanges. Chairman Hill says the committee and members are not considering any measure and has received many letters telegrams and petitions from across the country.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Hill
Accused Larceny Suspect Hangs Self in Jail
Bloomington Ill Jan 13 Charles Towler aged 50 who had sold nursery stock for Central Illinois firms for years was arrested Friday at his Cincinnati home on forging orders charges and hanged himself in the county jail at noon. His trial had not yet begun and he protested innocence.
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Bloomington
Ill
Charles Towler
Illinois
Cincinnati
Strike Threat Looms as Teamsters Demand Wage Hike
In St Louis on January 13 a threatened strike by teamsters seeks higher wages and meal hour readjustment after days of unresolved demands. A general strike could halt work for 5 000 to 6 000 men and disrupt coal wagon deliveries causing widespread suffering.
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St. Louis
Toledo Workhouse Rounds Free All Coal Thieves
The workhouse board orders release of all prisoners held for stealing coal from railway yards. Superintendents are told to receive no prisoners from courts for petty coal thefts. The board says no prosecutions for coal thefts will be recognized during the coal famine.
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Toledo
Workhouse Board
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Peter Jansen
Packing Combine
Chicago
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Ft. Worth
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Frye
National Livestock Association of the
Onalaska
Blaze
SHORT
Senator Perkins
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Grosvenor and Clark
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Democratic
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Mr. Grosvenor
Lindsay
David B. Hill
Sjrosvenor
Wachtler
Maryland
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John Sherman
Russell A. Alger
Diamond Matca Company
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Wilton Distilling Coq
Baltimore, Md
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