Governor Osborns delay on presidential primary questioned
Washington report argues Michigan Governor Osborn blocked a timely presidential primary by delaying a special session. Senator Townsend urged December action to let a two thirds vote enact a primary law in time, but Osborn waited, triggering clamor and political maneuvering over 90 day operative limits and Roosevelts nomination optics.
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Washington
Osborn
Michigan
Townsend
Michigan Senate
Roosevelt
la Follette
Chicago
Senate
Work Started on Spires at St Helena Cathedral
Helena March 25 work started on the spires of St Helena cathedral today. Steel work on one spire will be completed May 15 and the other by June 1. Thomas Cruse yesterday chose the northwest spire to complete in full at about 27500 dollars. Bishop Carroll is now in Washington.
Bishop to set cathedral interior contract in Helena
The bishop is due in Helena by mid next week and will set the contract to finish the cathedral interior. Officials expect the building to be occupied by Christmas of the current year.
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Helena
Niles Man of Mystery Faces Brain Operation
Niles Michigan March 25 The man known locally as the man of mystery claiming to be missing banker George A. Kimmel travelled to Ann Arbor for a medical exam and likely brain surgery to relieve alleged pressure. Many locals still believe the claimant is the missing banker.
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Niles, Mich
Niles
George A. Kimmel
Ann Arbor
Shaw pleads not guilty in $19,000 larceny case
Arthur W. Shaw prominent Boston and Freeport shoe maker arraigned before Judge Chase in the superior court on an indictment alleging larceny of $19,000. Bail set at $16,000. Shaw was arrested recently in Los Angeles.
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Boston
Arthur W. Shaw
A. W. Shaw Corporation
Chase
Shaw
Freeport
Los Angeles
Cal
Sugar Prices Cut Across All Refined Grades
New York March 25 all grades of refined sugar were reduced by ten cents per hundred pounds today.
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New York
Not a Better Play on Stage in Years at New York Theaters
New York theater notes list Mine Simone in Frou Frou at Harlem theater and a Dickens Oliver Twist revival moving to the Empire. Cast praises include Mr Goodwin as Fagin, plus Lyn Harding Sykes Constance Collier Nancy and Marie Doro Oliver. Other items mention The Garden of Allah future runs, The Terrible Meek, The Pigeon, and Doon Muirl readings with Dr. Loux, Walker Whiteside’s The Typhoon, and Ibsen's Ghosts in Russian at Garrick.
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New York
Harleen Theater
Aimone
Liebier & Co
Kian & Frlanger
Charles Frohman
Oliver Twist
Empire Theater
Dickens
New Amsterdam
Mr. Goodwin
Fagin
Lyn Harding
Sykes
Constance Collier
Nancy
Marie Doro
Oliver
Boston
Messrs. Kian & Firlanger
Lewia Waller
Daly's
Monsieur Beaucaire
Richard Mansfield
Waller
Chicago
Edwin Milton Boyle
Julian Street
Frederick Palmer
John Barrymore
W. J. Hurlburt
Louis Loloy
Paris
Charles Rann Kennedy
Imperial Park
Palace
West
Edith Wynne Matthison
Tohao-Kim
Frank Reicher
Meek
Muie
Reginald Barlow
Franck Reicher
Russ Whytal
Mr. Whytal
Edwin Srooth
Walker Whiteside
Fulton Theater
Henry Bergman
Whiteside
Garrick Theater
Paul Orleneff
Ibsen
Orleneff
Oswald Alving
Hoyt
Chinatown
Moulin Rouge
New York Theater
Chauncey Olcott
Jersey City
Nancy S8ykes
Probable Heir To Spanish Throne Found In Georgia
Macon Ga March 23 The death of John S Demont Mollin a Confederate veteran reveals documents suggesting he was the heir to the Spanish throne The papers kept on his Okmulgee river houseboat include communications from Alfonso XII and an offer from General Weyler to fund a filibustering expedition Mollin who was born in Savannah Ga 74 years old was a marine engineer by profession and had led a secluded life
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Macon
John S. Demont Mollin
Spain
Dermont Mollin
Okmulgee River
Cambridge University
England
Demont Mollin
Alfonso XII
General Weyler
Cuba
Savannah
Elk Killed by Barbed Wire at Hooper Ranch
Stevensville reports an elk, believed to be an import from Gardiner, was killed near the W. M. Hooper ranch Saturday evening after colliding with a barbed-wire fence. Local authorities are reviewing the incident.
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The
Standard
Stevensville
Gardiner
Ww. M. Hooper Ranch
Two City Tickets Enter Race in Stevensville Election
Registration lists show 246 voters in Stevensville's two wards for the April 1 city election. Mayor J Faulds seeks re election against Howard Smart with alderman candidates Jasper Evans and James Weir. Support comes from State Rep George W. Johnson and Fred H. Meteau. A Missoula and Hamilton railway survey eyed town routes near the Wilber Cook place. no route chosen yet.
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Hamilton
Stevensville
J. &. Faulds
Howard Smart
Faulds
Jasper Evans
James Weir
George W. Johnson
Fred H. Meteau
Smart
Wilber Cook Place
Missoula
Campaign to Eliminate Stage Jew Stereotypes Gains Backing
Dr William Friedman of Denver reports letters from nearly all U S theater managers opposing derogatory Jew portrayals in productions and theaters. He notes progress over two years removing such caricatures from the American stage and seeks to end low comedy songs about Jews.
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Denver
Willians&. Friedman
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Baltimore
Friedman
Central Conference
Dr. Friedman
Eighth Gas Asphyxiation Victim Dies at Huron Infirmary
Norwalk Ohio March 25 The eighth victim James Meagher died today in the wholesale gas asphyxiation at Huron county infirmary. Phillip Ne Schumacher died yesterday. James Thorpe aged over 100 has recovered despite medical belief he could not.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Huron County Infirmary
James Meagher
Phillip Neumacher
James Thorpe
Architect Archibald Woodworth Kills Self Over Career Setbacks
Chicago March 25. Archibald L. Woodworth an architect shot himself at his home while seated at a piano. His mother was in the room. He had brooded over failures to succeed as a draftsman architect or saetetayee.
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Chicago
Archibald L. Woodworth
Extradition Hearing For Bernard O Neil In Vancouver
In Vancouver British Columbia the extradition case of Bernard F O Neil former president of the State Bank of Commerce of Wallace Idaho proceeds with counsel for both sides presenting arguments. Idaho contends the Canada banking act covers the offense of issuing a false report and supports extradition while the defense argues the act does not apply outside Canada and that no fraud element is required under Canadian law. County Attorney Wayne of Shoshone County testifies supporting the extradition deposition.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Bernard F. O'Neil
State Bank of Commerce
Wallace
Idaho
O'Neil
Canada
Dominion
Wayne
Shoshone County
Lumber Busi
San Francisco Plans to Welcome Secretary Knox
Plans for entertaining Secretary of State Knox on his return from Latin American tours were laid by the California development board. Governor Johnson and Mayor Rolph are invited to receive him on behalf of state and city. Knox will speak on the Panama Canal at a May 7 banquet and confer with Panama Pacific exposition officials on southern republic exhibits.
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San Francisco
Knox
California Development Board
Johnson
Rolph
Investigation Of Railroad Weighing System Opens
General inquiry into the weighing of cars on all U S railroads began today with a hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman M Pronty. The probe follows a complaint by the Lumbermen's Association of Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Chicago
United States
M Pronty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lumberrgen's Association of Grand
Rapié
Mic
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