Duncan Maintains Lead In Most Wards In Early 1911 Race
The report details Mayor Duncan winning seven wards in 1811 spring, with First ward carried by a Democratic rival by 13 votes. It notes 1911 results show Republicans won only in the Treasurer race and a few wards. Voter totals per ward list Duncan ahead in several divisions and a strong socialist vote influencing police judge outcomes, highlighting shifts since 1811 and 1911 elections.
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Duncan
Sinate
Arthur Cox
J.C. Smith
Kuttinen
T. J. Booker
Republicans
Democrata
A. T. McGowan
Booker
Seventh
Eighth
W. H. Hollieday
Tooker
McGowan
Socrat
Holliday
Republican
Shoviin
J. H. McCarthy
George Ott
Laan
Britain in Frigid Zone Threats Arctic Ice Claim
From the New York Press a distant possibility emerges that the British Isles could be buried under a vast icecap. Polar explorers report conditions like those in arctic and antarctic zones, with Evane noting two periods of detained antarctic climate showing temperate conditions.
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New York
British Isles
Arctic
Antarctic
Sontt'a
Evane
Geologists debate Antarctic link to Gondwana era
An English geologist voices mixed views on glaciation and polar climate theories. He questions eccentricity driven cooling and notes glaciers retreat worldwide. Commander Evans aboard Captain Scott’s expedition may provide preserved Antarctic records to test connections with Australia, New Zealand and South America and the Gondwana land hypothesis.
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Scott
Croll
Cambrids
Cording
Stull
England
Sommander Evans
Antarets
Antarctic
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Gondwana
Gon Wana
Evans
Burns Bout Postponed Over Condition Doubt
March 24 report shows Burns versus Pesky the New York heavyweight postponed for a week as Burns doubts his fitness. The six round bout is billed with no decision and expected at Bis fastanes Hillings. Meanwhile Billings Athletic Club is formed with local business backing to stage boxing under the Kiley law. A committee led by J Collins West and others will arrange lease and building purchases. Hot Springs claims Yerkes and Hendricksen in today's second inning win for Boston.
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Burns
New York
Jess Willard
Pesky
Bisfastanes
Stewart
Triple 1
Hot Springs
Ark
Maron
Yerkes
Hendricksen
Fillsburg
Earthquakes in Korea Rare but Historic Records Noted
The Chicago Tribune summarizes seismic history in Korea, noting 1.67 total quakes from 2 B.C. to present with 59 shock events. Dr. Y Wada maps seismic density, showing west east decline north of 40 degrees and a rapid southward density drop near Japan. The report also touches on Eskimo origins, lamp forms by latitude, and Arctic living conditions.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Japan
Korea
B.C
Y. Wada
Meteorological Observatory
Chemulpo
Wada
Sapan
Armistice sought to remove Cananea casualties amid fierce fighting
Avie March 24 reports a day of desperate combat around Cananea with state troops, federals defending, and an armistice agreed in temporary truce. Casualties ran 60 federal and 30 state troops. a Canadian mounted officer and several Americans were among the wounded or killed. The Cananea club house was turned into a hospital as fighting raged and reinforcements clashed under artillery fire.
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Cananea
Temor
Moreno
Wide
Cananea Club
Te Bushnell
Edmonton
Northwest Mounted Police
Rt Charlot
Nesity
Rablo Soto
Arizona
Foster
Cuba Plans Changes to Amnesty Law Amid Pending Statement
The government will modify the amnesty law previously signed by President José Miguel Gomez and suspend its application until the Interior Secretary issues a formal statement outlining the scope of the law. The move affects all classes of prisoners as the publication preparatory phase continues.
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Cuba
Presiden
José Miguel Gomez
Retary of the Interior
Obelisk of St Peter's Rome Mobility and a Lost Horse Tale
A historical note details the Obelisk of St Peter in Rome, its Caligula origin, later relocation under Sixtus V, and Domenico Fontana’s role, highlighting its unbroken survival through wars. The piece also mentions a New York man finding a lost horse after nine hours and a Lyon worker’s daily wage of 96.8 francs.
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New York
Exami Fons
St Peter
St Peter's
Rome
Vatican
Caligula
Vatican Circus
Sixtus VW
Domenico Fontana
St. Peter
Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Health Aid
A vintage ad urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the first remedy for sick children with stomach bowels and liver issues. It promises gentle cleansing, no drugging, and quick relief, emphasizing a tasty, reliable formula from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Rentle
Senna
California
Senate admits Maury and Lowndes Maury to Supreme Court
Washington March 24 Senator Myre and H Lowndes Maury city attorney of Butte were today admitted to practice before the United States supreme court Mr Maury is here to argue a Spokane mining case O F Goddard of filings is here on business before the department of Justice another note reports transferring the reclamation service headquarters for Montana from Helena to Great Falls as contemplated for a federal building at Great Falls temporary balding occupies rented quarters.
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Myre
H. Lowndes Maury
Butte
United States Supreme Court
Maury
Spokane
O. F. Goddard
Department of Justice
Reclamation Service
Montana
Ihelena
Great Falls
Federal
Minneapolis Mar Case Involving Mann White Slave Law
Government reports a man Halbert Grant and a 17 year old Lottie Grant at a local hotel facing charges under the Mann White Slave Law. Bowen testifies the girl named War Hohn met a prominent Detroit family. the couple allegedly married recently in Canada.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Halbert Grant
Lottie Grant
Mann
Bowen
War Hohn
Detroit
Canada
Fear of Indian outbreak in British Columbia laments unrest
Vancouver reports warnings from Rev. John Chown superintendent of the Methodist missions that Indians in Northern British Columbia may go on the warpath amid discontent over land seizure. He cites miners flooding Teslin district and fears widespread violence across remote settlements unless roads or railways improve. travel to the affected area would take twelve days.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Fish Columbia
John Chown
Methodist
Sir Richard McBride
Teslin Lake
Gistriet
Democratic National Body Will Be Reorganized
Washington March 24 The national democratic committee will be reorganized at a meeting likely April 9 to lead campaign work. Rep Lloyd of Missouri, the chairman, seeks relief from his post as he has doubts about his leadership and supports David E South Carolina and Ben Joseph of Kentucky for chairmanship. Rep Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania resigns as second vice chairman to focus on the national committee.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Lloyd
Missouri
David E
South Carolina
House Committee On
Ben Josef
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Mitchel Palmer
Pennsylvania
Schatzlein Paint Co. Ad Offers Cheap House Paint
Speaking of paints the old reliable Schatz line of house paint is advertised at a reduced price of 1.85 dollars per gallon. None better. Schatzlein Paint Co. 7 West Broadway advertises this deal.
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Schatz
Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Federal grand jury inquiry into Pacific Coast Telephone Engineers postponed
Investigation in Seattle Washington involving Pacific Coast Telephone engineers has been postponed indefinitely by the federal grand jury. The matter will not be taken up again until orders are received from the federal Department of Justice. Witnesses have been questioned.
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Seattle
Wasa
Atarea
Federal Grand. Jury
Pacific Coast
Federal Department of Justice
Fragmentary court note hints at looming federal probe
A partial newspaper fragment notes that a jury will consider cases before sending details to the United States attorney. The text suggests officials indicate an investigation is underway, though wording remains unclear and incomplete.
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Ade Bee
United States Attorney
Bank board shakeup at Billings state bank in Helena
March 24 report notes Jonnean, former president of the American National Bank of Helena, purchasing the Billings State Bank. New stockholders HJ Thompaun, David Hoe, Cole, FH Steynolds, and three others were elected to the board, reshaping governance of the bank.
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Hinas
Jonnean
American
Nw Hohat Bank
Helena
Billings Tate Bank
HJ. Thompaun
Bilings
David Hoe
Cole
FH. Steynolds
Divert Ats
Weather Bureau explains reasons for big storm
Washington reports detail how a major storm developed from a low barometric system affecting Colorado to the upper Mississippi valley and beyond. It describes violent winds, tornadoes and long paths with warnings issued, cites historic past storms and notes aid offers from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Omaha in response to the disaster.
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Washington
Willis
Monte Ilef
United States
Tueh Whet
St. Lawrence
Mt. Louis
Marely
Ishale
Ise
Ata County
Misklasippi
Tome
Society Woman Buys Play Rights in War The War
Mrs Elmer E. Black of New York who was presented at a British event has purchased the rights to Israel Zangwill's play The War and will stage it in America under the Women's Peace League. She has long been active in peace and arbitration efforts abroad and is widow of Zimer Ellsworth Blair formerly with N. W. Harris & Co. He died in 1900.
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Elmer E. Black
New York
Israel Zangwill
America
Women's Peas League
Black
Zimer Ellsworth Blair
N. W. Harris & Co
Quiet Primary Elections Conducted In Northern City
In a silent process the northern city held its primary elections with no visible opposition in Tivings to Nativity. County officials prepared procedures for voters unable to sign, ensuring proper ballots and oaths. Judges and clerks filled out forms to record electors and uphold registration laws during the county’s adherence to the electoral code.
First Primary Election Farce in Kalispell
Report from Kalispell on the first primary election describing the process as a farce with nominations lacking real competition. It lists Ward nominees J. Ferguson G. Crinkman and Stephen Jones and mentions planned April opposition from multiple party candidates in each ward.
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Kalispell
Quiet Missoula primaries reshuffle city board
Missoula held a quiet city election with William J. Houston and J W Reely leading the race for commissioner. Houston won the mayoral term and Reely secured a seat as a city official. Total registration reached 2 650, with Houston receiving 699 votes and Reely 4805. The vote total and low turnout marked one of the calmest primaries in the city’s history.
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Missouri
Missoulas
William JH. Houston
J. W. Reely
Lunds
Houston
Grove
Missoula
Light vote cast over in Great Falls mayor election
Special dispatch reports the first mayoral election in Great Falls with candidates from several tickets. J Fitzgerald leads the Democratic ticket, W J Speer the Progressive, and Murray the Republican slate. Former mayor Wat Falls had served one term and is mentioned in the contest.
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Great Falls
Standard
Falls
J. Fitzgerald
Folus Hirshberg
Piree Wavorauty Candidates Divide State AC Race
The text shows candidates competing in an election with Democrats and socialists named. All figures indicate some candidates are uncontested while others face minimal opposition. The report notes a split among parties and a lack of competition in parts of the race.
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