Democrats Name Aldermen in Beaten City Convention
In a swift convention the Democrats of Butte nominated ward candidates for aldermen. John Montgomery T J Nermy John Smith Leughrin Pitty WeAndrews Manrler Griffin John O Leary Jonn Huddrester were listed. Will Maney named secretary and Frank Hayes assistant secretary as delegates were seated and platform adopted urging red flag to Stars and stripes for a decisive victory. Continued on Page Ten.
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John Montgomery
T. J. Nermy
John Smith
Leughrin
Pitty
Mike WeAndrews
Manrler Griffin
John O'Leary
Jonn Huddrester
Owas
P. Guimont
City Central Committee
Malloy
Phil Cordwin
Larry Gallwey
Sonaloy Calswey
Weshalier
We. B. Dretie
James Well
W. He di Pit Cruseley
TH. McQueeney
Permanent
Dennis Healy
Joh G. Holvina
Dan Lynch
W. le Renick
Mile McAndrews
J McNaly
Wd. Norton
Surnes
Riley
Gandswin
James Finlen
R. Riley
Troten H
Hotland
Walker
George D. Toate
Earm- Mittre
Frank
wWriker
Platform Committee
Padding of rolls in 1910 census trial draws testimony
Tacoma witnesses describe padding in the 1910 census ledgers. Enumerators admitted placing names and fake ages and addresses on schedules. An expert explained counting methods as defense cites a previous investigation and a report by A. Moe Renale.
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Tacoma
Wash
Guy Ki. Kelly
Sloger W. Watts
J. A. Sehater
Honard W. Cady
Ami
Nia
A. Moe Renale
Twenty Six Rescued After Dinard Explosion Tragedy
In a mine explosion at Sans Bois No 2, 116 men were at work when the wreck occurred. Twenty six were rescued, 42 bodies recovered, 29 remain unaccounted. Rescue efforts continue as afterdamp slows operations. One boy, Ralph Kenney, survived briefly but died from gas after rescue. The community mourns as families and dignitaries react to the disaster.
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Olen
Sans Bois
Wurmber
Agaven
Mnet
Ralph Kenney
Thirteenta Omry
Sine
Tan Tir and Gas. the Sound of Tapping Copveynd
Iing
Shy" Guisslo
Shy
Lem
Effort to Save Richeson Is Started by Counsel
Marcel Steton reports that Clarreige VT Richeson, who confessed to murdering Avis Linnell, faced execution by electric chair today as his counsel William Morse conferred with Governor Fo. Morse asked for commutation and expected a formal petition to be read, with action likely by May 1, and did not press until close to the June deadline.
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Steton
Marcel
Elferie
Clarreige
Richeson
Imuirderrr
Avis Linnell
Fran. Deen
Wiliam AL Merse
Attorhey Morse
Linse
Mr. Morse
Juse Liven
Chicago May Mark Ballots for Jewish Voters
Judge Ciwens orders judges and clerks of the primary election to mark ballots for Jewish followers on April 9. Primary day coincides with Passover, preventing writing on that day. About 12,000 median voters will use these ballots by order.
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Chicago
Ceimty
Ciwens
Orden
Alming
Becween
Tyr
Unashamed in Their Demand for Money in Political Probe
March 21 report from Santa We recount witnesses before a house committee probing a devoy case. Four defendants allegedly offered to vote for a candidate in exchange for payments, with figures ranging from 40 to 5000 dollars per vote, amid a wider sugar policy issue.
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Santa We
Republich
Vancestua Jarinis
Ilego Inca
Hylberg
Baca
Tyre A.B. Wl
Palace Hotel
Ose
Ravn
Tueers
Iinca
Onoyol
Lucero
Ania
Ingtanve
Wiley Remarks Arouse Drug Makers at Hearing
Washington March hearing before the pure food board turns heated as Dr Narcey Wiley denounces dopersy and urges strict control of opium morphine cocaine and other habit forming drugs. Manufacturers protest that small portions will be needed for many preparations and warn of costly enforcement while Wiley defends public safety and demands action.
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Washington
Narcey W. Wiley
Pure Food Board
Avis
Wiley
Rhemist
John 3. Queeny
St. Louis
Wiler
Hot Etter
Simul
Pure Food Board Rentre
Mr. Tough
St. Bouts
Dr. Wiley
Slandered by Exhusband Case at University Trial
Esther Aferey sues former husband Dean for alleged slander in Chicago court. At trial she accuses him of spreading damaging accusations about her to university officials and students, while he denies the claims and cites marital strain. The proceedings include questions about her conduct and the university's involvement.
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Esther Aferey
Vhicago
CouTh
LoNdanow
Miss Aberey
Warren J. Tesnulde
Enig
Reynolds
Oreo
Si AB
Mss
Notorious Criminal Caught by Chance in Jewelry Heist
A Chicago jury charged Daniel Callahan and accomplices in a multi city jewelry robbery ring. Diamonds valued at $20,000 were taken from a store. Callahan and Callahan denied charges but were linked to earlier London and Chicago arrests.
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Mirel
Nestolier
Epretore
Somppuchye
Lawi
Othe Erines
Mobinth Druimanond
Americar
York
Joweys
Widward Herts
Cathars
Chad
Elroumeyanerg
Munsen
Callahan
Bunsen
Charles P. Miller
Qtéelty
Bunnen
Carlo van
Horlding & Coe Flore
Chicago
Gallihin
London
Daniel Callahan Iy
Lawn Alwer ii
Albert Tinaphray
Aml
Mari Vier
Erline
Trailed for a Veya Washington Chief to spector Shiry
Washington reports outline a complex robbery case involving several men linked to Reeves sub-auction thefts. Four suspects fled. one captured wind note indicates years of port tampering. Connors released after a long police probe. details remain unclear. The incident appears tied to a broader fraud scheme involving freight and port authorities.
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Washington
Shiry
Chita
Tee Connors
Portomles
Operators Firm in Their Refusal
Weak readable text shows operators firm in their refusal amid unclear context. No concrete names, dates, or locations are discernible to anchor a specific event or outcome.
Balforu Fails To Defeat Minimum Wage Measure
Balfour fails to defeat government minimum wage measure as divisions among parties surface. Prime minister moves to reading of the bill while Balfour temporarily assumes opposition leadership amid parliamentary maneuvering.
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Balfour
Bal- Tobr
Peleste
Mhonisia
Revelvng Roth
Tindsin David Letter Ties Sugar Trust Case
A report from New York on March 6 outlines letters and testimony in the American Sugar Refining inquiry. Documents involve Jetterd, Washington B. Thomas, Adolph Segal, and Pennsylvan ia Sugar Refining, detailing alleged schemes, loan disputes, and threats to seize refinery control.
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En York
Washington B. Thomas
Snake Trust
Dowsin David &, Stetson
Conscien
Ty Informahon
Stetson Fhony
Adolph Segal
Tex Ssi
Meteo Orie Pherman
Puneesatoul
Sanuet
Cam
Dany
Wash
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