Republican resigns office in Honolulu
Honolulu March 4 Robert W Breckens United States district attorney in Honolulu forwarded his resignation to Washington today due to the change in administration Breckens a lifelong Republican wished to remain loyal to his party His example was not followed by other federal officials Roosevelt appointed him in 1902 and he has served since He formerly lived in Cheyenne Wyoming where he held several public offices.
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Robert W. Breckens
United States
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Moros Insult Soldiers Attacking Philippine Town
Manila reports in Jolo town has endured heavy Moros activity with reporting hampered by censorship. Thirty two wounded Americans arrived, Moros taunt defenders urging them to come out and fight in American fashion, while troops remain largely inactive.
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Manila
Philippines
Jolo
Against Traffic Bureau in Coal Trade Enjoined
In St Louis on March 4 a federal district court action sought to enjoin the coal traffic bureau formed by 16 railroads from enforcing railroad notes on coal moved from Illinois mines to St Louis. The suit contends the bureau is a restraint of trade and seeks dissolution of the bureau as a combination.
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St. Louis
Federal District Court
Bureatt
Ilinois
Conscience Money A Rancher Pays For Aged Theft Owe
A large darkly dressed rancher said he owed a debt for a stolen ride taken years ago on the Oregon Short Line. He offered to pay what he called conscience money saying the theft justified by poverty led him to board a train and ride without fare. He claimed to have promised repayment for 19 years and planned to tell his family the payment settles the matter.
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Oregon
Donkey Journey Seeks Payment for Political Defeat
B H Anderson former Butler Paole general secretary plans a 4300 mile walk from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon to honor a debt from a general election loss. He aims to complete the journey in eight months greeting the White House and each state governor he passes through.
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Ore
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Butler-Paole Company
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National House
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White House
STATE MOTEL ARTIVALS STORMY LIST OF NAMES
A fragmented notice lists a long sequence of names and locations including Eustis Wilboux Chotea Camp Olson Meade Helena J V Clark C M League Van Gard ner Missoula Toil Belerade Harold Morgan Whitehall W Ramsey Fyfe Basin Foley Great Falls Sheridan Wilcox Ennis Loberg McLean Kerwin H A Dyke Missoula McDonnell Allen Draper Patterson Voyer man Taneger Havre Baller Williams Deer Lodge Lake Murphy Scott Ana gna using scattered towns and individuals.
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T. Deer Lodge
D. P. Lake
Whitehall
J. Murphy
John ‘Scott
Anagna
Stes
Himis
Dager
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Summary
Minneapolis grain prices for March 4 show cash and futures mixed with No 1 hard and No 2 hard Montana listed. Prices include Western soft wheat and bran and barley figures, with some figures truncated or unclear in OCR.
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Doe
London Wool Auction Opens Second Series Strong Demand
London March 4 large crowd at the opening of the second wool sale series. Offerings 802 sales. Demand keen for home and continental spinners, Americans quiet. Coarse Crossbreds up 7 percent. other grades steady to slight rises. Punta Arenas fibers noted among contributions.
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Punta Arenas
Portland Livestock Market Report March 4
Port land market notes steady demand with receipts of cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle prices show choice steers around 32.20 to 08 per hundredweight, food and medium steers near 47 to 90, cows from 8 to 10, calves from 6 to 8.50, heavy calves up to 7.50. Hogs receipts about 900 with steady market and prices near 8.85 to 9.50. sheep and lambs reported around 6 to 15 per head.
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Texas
Ind
Convicts Dearer Than Teachers in Public Schools
A reading of the figures shows convicts in 38 states earning less or equal to public school teachers while 18 states pay convicts more than teachers. The data imply that public efficiency is tied to wage structures and state expenditure on labor groups. The information notes convict wages and teacher salaries as a comparative measure across states.
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Gay
Board Must Decide For Or Friedmann
New York March 4 The board will decide if Dr Friedmann may join an demonstration or be bounced. He has applied for a license with the medical society and the matter sits with the health board to approve or deny the demonstration of his treatment. His rooms show many letters and testimonials from followers seeking his tuberculosis remedy. Milwaukee physician Dr W Keb logs advised inviting the German doctor to visit Milwaukee clinics where the tuberculosis treatment was tested. A 18 year old patient’s case is noted as part of the ongoing effort to reach Dr Friedmann today.
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Butterfield & Co
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Standard
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Cincinnati “Enquirer
Alexander Bubushe
Axe 19
Africa
Xenia
Onto
New York Central Fined Thirty Thousand Dollars
Buffalo N Y March fine of thirty thousand dollars was imposed on the New York Central railroad for failing to observe pulled rates of demurrage at East Buffalo. The fine was paid and a stipulation filed discontinuing actions against Lake Shore Michigan Southern and New York Chicago St Louis railroads for violations involving care shipments.
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New York Central Railroad
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Election recount shows Henry F Holla falls short
In a Democrat led legislature Mareh Henry F Holla failed by five votes to gain a seat as state senator. The narrow loss leaves the legislature with continued partisan balance and signals a rematch in future elections.
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Henry F. Holla
Questions and Answers From a Historical Examination Sheet
A long mixed list of Q and A items on literature, citizenship, life expectancy, hotel plans, juvenile delinquency, U S and British questions, and miscellaneous trivia. It mentions Handel, Queen Hortense, Emperor Joseph, and various names, with scattered numbers and places like Seattle, Anaconda, Butte, Dickinson and Miles reform school. The tone is quizlike, compiling common questions and their concise answers.
Chicago markets show mixed declines amid harvest outlook
Chicago market notes wheat futures slipped on bearish harvest prospects with winter damage seen, while corn and oats edged lower. Hog and cattle futures fluctuated as selling pressure eased late with stockyard buying. Boston wool prices remained quiet with limited bidding as new crop prospects weaken.
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