Humphrey denounces Norris drive as cowardly political smear
In Washington July 28 Representative Humphrey blasts a Nebraska challenge to unnamed Washington delegates at the Republican convention. He denounces anonymous sources as despicable blackmail and condemns attempts to tarnish citizens through unproven accusations. He demands disclosure or removal of the offending portion from the record.
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Butte Police Court Turmoil Over Marsh DeCaw Case
In a heated police court confrontation, Judge Booher defied Mayor Duncan and City Attorney Maury over Bart Marsh bar from practice while Owen McCaw’s saloon gambling ties and license renewal spurred dispute. Booher, tearful, vowed to speak publicly. Duncan accused of dirty tactics as the Marsh DeCaw case unfolds.
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Arrest of Servants Ordered by Husband
New York July 25 Miss Claire Parkins Frederick E Patterson and Pat Walsh former servants in the McNamara household of San Francisco were arrested on grand larceny and fugitives from justice charges. Mrs Margaret McNamara and her two children were not detained. The arrests followed a San Francisco telegram alleging Mrs McNamara left home with three servants and two children in a large touring car. The party was traced to Chicago and then New York, where arrests occurred at a leading hotel.
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McCoy Held Over Ostend Jewel Robbery Case
London police arrest American boxer Kid McCoy on provisional extradition warrant for larceny linked to Ostend jewel theft at Grand Palace hotel. McCoy remanded without bail. Scotland Yard cites minimal evidence beyond sightings with suspects. Princess of Thurn and Taxis jewel theft details and Ostend hotel context noted.
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Third Party Will Not Have Loeb In Its Ranks
William Loeb Jr, collector of customs for New York, says he has no intention of resigning his vice to join the third party movement. He dismisses rumors of a Taft resignation and says he is currently fishing in mountain streams near Meeker. In Tokio, Emperor Matsuhito’s condition improves after a morning rest with temperature 97 and pulse 100. realization easy.
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Western Federation of Miners votes confidence in Moyer leaders
The twentieth annual Western Federation of Miners congress at Cripple Creek adjourned with a vote of confidence in President Moyer and full confidence in federation control. It approved moves to expel the Industrial Workers for the World faction from local unions and elected new officers. The Butte No 1 union won the bid to settle the Mitchell case after expulsion and bitter internal fights. Mitchell remained on salary while charges of misappropriation were pursued. The convention was to conclude its deliberations today.
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Wisconsin Legislature Passes Excise Tax Bill
The report notes the passage of an excise tax bill amid party division and votes. It mentions the La Follette bill, changes in Senate action, and the overall push and implications for taxation and government finances.
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Miss Gould Urged to Seek a Mate Incognito
Grand Junction Colorado July 26 1909 The Rev Elmer V Ruffer defends Miss Helen Gould against a preacher who said old maids should be isolated He argues she is a benefactor to humanity and should find a husband quietly and earn her own living by disguising herself in modest work to enjoy independent life
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Federals Advance Toward Juarez Amid Border Developments
Federal forces push toward Juarez as reports place the main body at La Junta. Rebels have damaged railway lines including the Mexican Central, hindering transport while 100 additional troops move south to reinforce the effort.
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Bandits Strike Avro Times Window, Loots Local Firm
A gang described as bandits attacked a local tie manufacturing company on a downtown street. They smashed a large plate glass window and stole items worth over unknown value, then fled the scene.
Democrats Meet Kept in Solitary Late August
An OCR note describes the Dallas news item about the Democratic gathering under solitary confinement late in August, mentioning infraction references and a warden’s report.
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Labor union inquiry probes McNamara case at San Quentin
A labor committee questioning Warden Hoyle revealed details about James McNamara’s confinement at San Quentin. The inquiry touched on alleged beatings and guards involved, with Hoyle defending the prison’s discipline while denying or clarifying several accusations amid a riot that left one man dead.
Newspaper Owner Sentenced to Ten Days Jail in Contempt Case
Denver July Bonfils the owner of a Denver newspaper was found guilty of contempt of court over libel allegations tied to losses exceeding 1 million dollars. He received ten days in county jail plus costs with a ten day stay to allow writ of certiorari in the supreme court contempt proceedings. Evidence will be heard to determine his ownership in the paper and the alleged defaming statements against Howie and H. J. Tamp and others.
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No Trace Found of Missing Dorcas Snodgrass
New York reporters describe the ongoing search for Dorcas Snodgrass missing from Mount Very hone a week ago. Detectives investigate leads including a Greenwich Connecticut auto dash with two men and a shrieking girl. The mother, Mrs John T Snodgrass, travels to Berryville hoping for news of her daughter.
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