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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

28 Jun 1913

Page 18

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Anaconda Standard

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Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

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Jun 28, 1913

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18

Bribery Confession Stuns East St Louis Officials

St Louis June 27 An investigation into East St. Louis municipal irregularities ends with a sworn confession by Joseph A Fansler a former Fast St. Louis city council member detailing two bribes of 3000 dollars each to secure railroad and cross franchise rights. The confession names mayor Charles S Lambert and alleges payment divisions among council members. Lambert reportedly fled the city as the case unfolded.

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Fansler Fast Charles $. Lambert East St. Louis Lambert John L. Plannigan East Stind John M. Chamberlain Chamberlain
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Great Northern May Drop Seattle Fast Mail Train

Seattle reports that Great Northern may drop the Chicago to Seattle fast mail, a 47 hour 30 minute service. Mail would be moved to regular passenger trains. W S Baskerville voiced opposition to a plan paying railways by space rather than weight. The 1914 International Congress on Home Education will be in Philadelphia.

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Great Northern Seattle T. C. Gilman Great Northern Railway St. Paul Chicago W. S. Baskerville Post Fire Department Phildelphia
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Moran KO's Logan in fourth round in New Orleans bout

Frank Moran of Pittsburg knocked out Tim Logan of Chicago in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round fight here tonight. Moran decked Logan early in the fourth with a hard right to the jaw and again later to finish. Both men weighed near 200 pounds.

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New Orleans Frank Moran Pittsburg Tim Logan Chicago Moran Logan
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