Indiana Delegates All For Marshall At Democratic Convention
The Indiana delegation to the Democratic National Convention was instructed to back Gov. Thomas R. Marshall. The Indiana State Convention adopted the platform and declared Marshall the sole choice for the party's presidential candidate, with remarks praising constitutional rights, tariff policy, and opposition to special privileges for corporations.
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Tndjanapolis
Indiana
Thomas BR. Marshall
Joy W. Ker
Benjamin G. Shively
Nation
Thomas Tuyggart
G. W. Mendes
Marshall
Conar
Henator Ema Wlly
Sara M. Toulston
Lebanon
Addrenn
Dr Mary Walker Appears to Expect Long Life Despite Illness
New York March 21 Mary Walker long illness then serious condition reported. She dictated a note asking not to be disturbed and suggesting no doctor was urgently needed. The incident follows a London Standard report on a controversial publication tied to public figures and duty.
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New York
Mary, Walker
Strife in Unitarian Conference Over Morning Programme
In Fresno the Unitarian Church convention faced disruption as Rev. Fred Wuild of Bellingham urged removal of the morning programme, claiming topics had been long settled by leading churches. Rev. William Day Shields of Oak Harbor moved to strike the offensive article, with Dr. Franklin Baker and others voting on Shields. The matter ended with the vote, as the convention prepared to close its sessions.
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Aim
Canser
Conference of Unitarian
William Day Shields
Oakhind
Franklin Baker
Santamerita
Fradford Leavitt
San Francisco
Rowell
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Valion
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Ruling on Desert Entry Sparks Government Land Case
A federal decision by Judge Ten ALR and Receiver Walter VW declares the Williw Creek area desert in dispute, denying entry under the Desert Land Act. The ruling, following scrutiny of rope-gate fencing and prior claims, preserves government control and signals further action from official authorities.
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W. Spalding
Montana
Washington
Paris auction parts include royal gems and royal quirks
The article notes items sold in Paris in line with imperial taste. It mentions a collection by Ferdinand of Mulgarie including diamonds sapphires and emeralds valued around £6 million. It also references Kaiser Wilhelm II and German interests in old uniforms and boots, Bavaria’s regent’s beer gear, and a Swedish king’s fine collections of hooks engravings and medals along with Ludwig II’s related holdings.
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Welcome to Governors Honor San Francisco Exposition
San Francisco hosts governors from Washington Idaho and Montana for a state Multiline exposition planning meeting. Delegates include Gav Marlon tt of Washington and Wisconia commissioners with local business leaders and state officials. A reception and motorcade were part of the day as plans for a public event proceed.
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Beattie
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Thatio Etate Commission
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Arrest Shocks Romanian Involved in Savings Case
In Waropa a Romanian named Dini faced arrest over a $700 savings scam. George Cieelant allegedly arranged a money order to his mother, with law enforcement involved after the defendant bought four items in New York. Police took him into custody following advices from local authorities.
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Dini
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George Cieelant
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Waropa
Law
New York
Athart
Keimmert
Helena
Biv
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Lacnad Police
Whistens Ani TUS Door Opens
Mileage Tribune reports a garbled note about a remarkable invention and a forthcoming breakthrough. The piece references Janinesa and a five-part mechanism, hinting at a notable event or discovery with uncertain details and broken phrasing.
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Murat
Janinesa
Whistled Door Works By Electromagnet Note Vibration
A inventor describes a door that opens when his whistle is heard. An electromagnet pulls the bolt, a tuned piano wire vibrates to the note or octave, contacting a platinum point to complete a circuit and trigger a relay. The setup relies on a stinum paint and precision tuning.
Decision on Wool Rate Case Due Early in April
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that former Idaho Governor Gooding, president of the woolgrowers association, says the Interstate Commerce Commission will likely decide the wool rate case in early April after a large volume of evidence. Growers considering sales before the decision should await any potential rate reductions.
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Washington
Gooding
Idaho
Woolgrowers’ Association
Enid
Interstate Commerce Commission
Goaling
Rifle Club Secures Charter for Gul Win Hilocha
The National Rifemen's Association executive committee granted charter to Gul Win Hilocha, the newly organized club, now at 28 members. Secretary J Williams reports the charter was received from National Secretary Jones and members will be allowed to purchase Springfold rifles from the federal government, with ammunition in the same terms.
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Tha Rame Tornte
Unclear Casins Row D Texts From Thar to Cornell
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Thar, Ne Va, and March ties to an uncertain fort. Mentions Solaray sending letters to Avery Rindont regs at Cornell and enclosing a long air of questioning. College statement at Kinn to tabulate an answer.
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Avery Rindont
Cornell
Kinn
Former Roosevelt Men Turn to La Follette in North Dakota
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Kalispell reports Tolanel Roosevelt's defeat to Lt. Follette in North Dakota primaries. La Follette sentiment is swiftly organizing a club as former Roosevelt supporters shift camps. Local Taft men view the split as aiding Taft's Chicago Convention path.
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Kalispell
Tolanel Roosevelt
Lt. Folletta
North
Kota
Roosevelt
la Follette
la Follets Club
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Chicago
Democrats of Helena Hold Their Primaries
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena March 21 Democrats in seven wards held primaries for city aldermen and delegates to the city convention. Prominent names mentioned include H. B. Hopper and J. J. Mel Nerney amid talks of cross‑party cooperation with Progressive Republicans. Alderman nominees listed: Ward 1 Frank W. Mettler, Ward 2 Loom Ward J. Emureon, Ward 3 Tosach Kalkbreamer, Ward 4 O L Dotty, Ward 5 Frank Wise, Ward 6 John Carey, Ward 7 Hedly F Stith.
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Prank W. Mettler
Tosoah Kalkbreamer
L. Dotty
Prank Wise
John @. Carey
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