President Wilson halts criticism as McNab resigns
President Wilson accepts San Francisco district attorney McNab's resignation, calling it an inexcusable hint of injustice. He backs special prosecutors for Caminetti Diggs and Western Fuel cases, naming Henry, Sullivan, and Hayden as possible appointees, and commits to swift, thorough action.
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White House
Tomorow
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M. J. Sullivan
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Ruet
Thomas Hayden
Western Fuel Company
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Sohn
Woodrow Wilson
McRrynolis
Railroads Accept Court Rules on Minnesota Rate Refunds
Railroads in Minnesota agree to abide by recent U S Supreme Court rulings on rate cases. Announced refunds of overcharges will be made by day one, with paper provisions in effect. Officials noted systematic refunds for customers affected.
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United States
Suntene
Minneso
Intrigue Behind Mayoral Nominations Stirs Socialist Rank
The report details backroom moves within the socialist party as Clarence Smith and Thincutt maneuver for mayoral support. Duncan reportedly agreed to withdraw months before the city election, with Smith's faction pushing for him as a future council figure. Internal dissent grows as plans falter and bluffing campaigns emerge.
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Duncan Apreed Leveral
Clarence Smith
Socialist Party
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Brith
Smith
Thincutt
Sockghat
Gettysburg anniversary urged, veterans urged not to wear flags
Flyers and precautions will be used to keep old soldiers from stirring animosity at the upcoming fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg. The measure aims to prevent conflicts as veterans across the country attend the event. Meanwhile Albany reports the assembly defeated Governor Sulzer's primary bill 4 to 92, blocking the Democratic push to pass it.
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Lamor You
Elevator Explosion Traps and Injures Dozens in Buffalo
A catastrophic dust explosion in a Buffalo elevator injures at least fifty, with many burned and hospitalized. John Conroy, a Nickel Plate engineer, died from injuries after the blast destroyed wooden portions of the elevator and shattered windows for blocks. Rescue teams search the ruins as officials estimate deaths may rise beyond a preliminary figure.
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Tlarry Vetter
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Dent
Unis
Thealy
John Conroy
Nickel Plata
Blayh
Firgmen
Rebel Colonel to Lead Sonora Recruit Expedition
Col Ivan Medina, a rebel figure from Chilhuatla state, is expected in the area tomorrow to command a Sonora force moving to attack Tua rot in Mexico. He plans to organize the expedition at Agua Trjetay opposite the local post, with the convoy traveling from Fl Paso, Texas.
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Avis
Col
Ivan Medina
Chilhuatla
Sonora
Aarist
Tua~rot
Mexico
Fl Paso
Texas
Agua Trjetay
Poim
Young Bungo Man Tells of Payments to Police
A young man from Bungo testified yesterday in a fraud case tied to a $500 bunco scheme. He described paying police, a go-between, and a conspiratorial plot centered on two defendants, Artin MacPhee and Charles Luster, with stakes and locations noted in a lengthy court record.
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Farmer
Bolleemon Artin MacPhee
Chares ‘Luster
Monta Standard Highlights and Local Notices
A compressed montage from The Standard Monta notes political resignations and local unrest, with mentions of socialist movements in Butte, police graft rumors, and regional incidents. It cites Admiral Hickey urging a stronger navy, mine accidents, a French Canadian festival, and a new federation opening. Also references city court actions, a pioneer engineer death, and a Montana reserve act update amid broad regional notes.
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Butte
Telis
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Salve
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Aidiare
Monica
Juarez
Hickey
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Hutlo
Ir Spark World
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fAnicanda
Thermas Sullivan
Montana
Federation of Women's Clube
J.ivingelten
Chivan
Benatar Clark
Miners’ Union
KL Rivera
M-Celdberg Tertaon
Constitutionalists Ready to Move Against Juarez
Reports state that Juarez area constitutionalist forces under Villa and others are marching toward Juarez from the northwest. Federal forces, cannons, and ammunition are said to be mobilized as clashes near the border intensify amid famine and disease. Casualties and wounded are reported, with further fighting expected as both sides press toward the town.
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Nagales
Mno
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Minny
Montana Senators Clash In Caucus Over Wool and Sugar
Montana senator Myers and colleague Walsh clashed in a heated senate caucus over William Underwood era wool and sugar schedules. Myers backed free wool and sugar with a revenue duty, while Walsh urged a tariff plan as per the Baltimore platform. The exchange highlighted Montana voters’ split views and the party’s approach to tariff policy.
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Wilson
Walsh
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Eniens
Myere
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Kentucky
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Setador Walsh
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Hha
Wale
Ibsen
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Soul Ia
Democratie Party
Monty
Lin Democratic Party
Balltioure
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Ator Myers
Afontana
Montana
Democratic Party
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Sroator Walsh
Bachelors Left on Income Tax Exemptions Plan
Washington, By the senate finance committee proposed changes to the income tax plan of the Underwand tariff and administrative features to overcome objections from foreign governments. The new plan would tax individuals over $3,002 but allow exemptions for individuals municipal fees civic lives and neutral entities. Administration provisions grant the president power to increase tariff duties against certain free countries that discriminate against the United States. A separate provision granting U.S. authorities powers to examine foreign manufacturers’ books when valuations are contested was struck out. Further changes are anticipated before final passage as caucus deliberations continue. A vote was delayed until after the caucuses.
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Senate Finance
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Usenk
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Ames
Comréndac Jurade
Dewey Warns On Insurance Rates And Naval Costs
Admiral Dewey urges raising insurance charges to fund a stronger navy. He argues Americans shoulder pensions and debt, warning that current policies mortgage future generations. He calls for a modest premium to secure adequate naval protection for peace.
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