Letter From Jowesor Explaining Position On Presidential Nomination
A March 23 letter to Governor Johnson from Swan Turnbull seeks the governor’s stance on a possible Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson replies that he does not seek a public candidacy, would consider support if the party and nation request him, and would back the nominee if chosen. He emphasizes no active organizing effort and hints a nomination could be honorable but unlikely.
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Bt. Paul
Johann
Swan J. Turnbull
Minneapolis
Johnson
Nis
Naver
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
On the race track Benning March results summary
In Benning March racing results Firabrand won the five and a half furlongs race with Bergeosteand and Thomas Hoy third. Court Lady won the two mile race with Aralia second and Check third. Goex Past won the six furlongs race with Woodlahesesand and a Mald third. Prime recorded 117 2-5. Fourth race six and a half furlongs noted.
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Benning
Jtesultu
Firabrand
Bergeosteand
Thomas Hoy
Court Lady
Aralia
Woodlahesesand
Agure Mald
Prime
Helena Jail Bird Escape Probe Narrowed
A scrambled report outlines a progressive hunt for Helena escaped jail birds. Detectives Dav Brem and Yolee Sleuth pursue leads across the city, tracing cons, curdled evidence, and a route toward a railroad ward as leads narrow to individuals named Friese Fricks and Frese Fricks in a tense chase.
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Helena
Coles LE
Richmond Duke Wins as Call Roy Takes Second Place
In the fifth race Carlings-Pake Row triumphs with Samuel H. Harris second and Panique third in a 1:29 time. The sixth race features Campaigner winning the mile, Kil Tlecrankle second, and Animus third in 1:15.
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Richmond
Duke
Call Roy
Tan Me
Carlings-Pake Row
Samuel H. Harris
Panique
Mile
Kil Tlecrankle
Animus
Horse Race Results at Los Angeles Meets Six Races
The Los Angeles track listed results for seven races on March 27. Our Anna won the first over Bannagener at 1:25. Frieze led the four furlongs in the second with Calora second and Alice Geore Laird third. Booger Red captured the five and a half furlongs in the third, with E. Fry second and All Alone third, in 1:07 25. Lucky Lad won the fourth mile and an eighth with Chimney Sweep second and Mata dor third in 1:64 4-5. Isentie Harty won the fifth mile and an eighth, Ormonde's Right second and Liberto third in 1:86 1-6. La Glocula won the sixth at six furlongs, Sulten second and Norfolk third in 1:14 1b. Slippery eeant Tom took the seventh, Aunt Holly and Grandtta also noted.
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Los Angeles
Our Anna
Bannagener
Seronti
Pley
Furisdge
Frieze
Calora Sevand
Alice Geore Laird
Booger Red
E. A! Fry
Lucky Lad
Chimney Sweep
Matador
Isentie Harty
Ormonde
Liberto
Timm
la Glocula
Norfolk
Aunt Holly
Grandtta
Umuphant Wins Six Furlongs In Derby Day Race
In the sixth race at six furlongs Gipsy Kline led to victory with Cloudlight second and Burning stash third. Time recorded 1:1.
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Umuphant
Carriagenian
Nonle
Gipsy Kline
Cloudlight
Burning Stash
Rubio wins Grand National steeplechase at Liverpool
In the Grand National on the Liverpool course, Maj. F P Douglas Pennant's Rubio triumphed over 24 runners by 10 lengths. William Cooper's Mattie Margragor finished second, The Lawyer third, with heavy favorites faltering at the demanding fences. Rubio’s backstory includes a move to America years ago and a revival after severe training setbacks.
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Liverpool
Sovereiens
Maj
Woxhal Keene
Cherua Ar‘ Prophet NT
Ruble
America
Hill Affair Denied By Foreign Office Statement
Washington reports a Benin screen office statement on Dr Hill case, regarded as a denial of reports. Diplomats note such declarations often harm pride and inflame public sentiment, citing past cases including North Carolina’s Benatar Blair and the Chinese Exclusion Act context.
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Benin
Hill
Hil
Inventare
Flantes
Nale ‘Holt
Ambassdors
United States
Benatar Blair
North Carolina
Blair
al Wttt
Race card from New Orleans meets several sprint and middle-distance events
In New Orleans on March 2, a sequence of six to seven races is described. Pinion Went leads the first race over four furlongs with Lillan Ray second and a third place. Wausau wins the second over five and a half furlongs with Risk second and Bess Ward third. Free-form times noted as 1107 B and 1:07 for various legs. Frontendy wins the third over five and a half furlongs with Ben S'rong second and Hen Double third in 1:07. Momenton wins the fourth over six furlongs with GHmaid second and Chariie Eastmur third in 1:18. Gild wins the fifth over seven furlongs with King Cole 28 second. Topsy Robertson wins the sixth over seven furlongs with Druid second and Soxhall third in 1:23. The seventh race covers one mile eight and a half furlongs with Lady Vincent first, Tungte Timp third, and Thue earning 4 pounds from city park.
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New Orleans
Pinion
Lillan Ray
Slice
Wausau
Risk
Bess Ward
Frontendy
Ben S'rong
Hen
Tire
Furion
Gild
King Cole
Topsy Robertson
Druid
Soxhall
Mille
Lady Vincent
Tungte | Timp
Thue
City Park
Oaklandhorse racing results amid rough OCR notes
Oakland March 37 reports seven furlongs first race Walter Miller aboard Sand Piper led to 1 28 1-5 with Ichoin third. Second race Turjonss Oregon Giicen won with Cassetnecond and Cap pit third. Third race six furlongs Heather Hear prevailed over Bt Avon and Darrington with 1 18 If time. Fourth race mile and sixteenth Owen Patel won with J. Ciemseead and Ocean Shore third. Fifth race mile and two furlongs Tri-
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Oakland
Movrh
Walter Miller
Sand Piper
Ichoin
Orean Giicen
Casset Necond
Cappit
ATK
Heather Hear
Bt Avon
Darrington Tairdt
Owen Patel
J. Ciemseead
Ocean Shore
Mije
Seattle Team to Tour Eastern Washington for April Games
Seattle high school baseball squad plans an extended trip through the inland empire next month with three Spokane games and others scheduled in Washington colleges and high schools. The long road trip comes after a season that saw the team tour the country, earning a strong record.
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Butte High Schupl
Phat
Seattle Boys
Spokane
Seattle
Whic
United States
Spokane High School
Fular Business College
Washington State College
Gonzara College
Proseer
North Yalima
Eilensburg High School
Missqula
Seatieltes
Helena
Tutte
Marathon race a tryout for the London Olympic
The Olympic committee split the Boston Marathon held in Rowton on April 20 as the London Olympic Marathon tryout. Officials will select entrants from Boston, with Philadelphia Chicago and the Pacific coast hosting three throws events sized the same as the pre chair.
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New York
Rowton
London
Boston
Thesl
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pacifi Coast
Hoppe Wins Balkline Title At Madison Square Garden
Willie Hoppe of Anselty defeated George Sutton of Chicago 400 to 272 to win the world balkline billiards championship at Madison Square Garden. Hoppe showcased clever open table work while Sutton failed to position the ivorys for his balkline nurse, ending with a decisive victory after a costly miss in the twenty third inning.
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New York
Willie Honpe
Anselty
George Sutton
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Sutton
Hoppe
Hoppa
Gul
Frost to coach Whitman College at next season
Gorden B. Prost, labeled as a promising coach from Tilila Wilch School, will join Whitman College next season. Frost previously boosted Se tila Wilch School’s football program and built a strong reputation in Seattle, following a college posting at the University of Oregon last fall.
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Gorden B. Prost
Butte
Setila Wilch
University of Oregan
Whitman College
Frost
Seattle
Devlin Defeats Ken for Springs Ark Fight Night
In Springs Arkansas on March 27 Tommy Devlin of Philadelphia defeated Rating Kelly of New York by knockout in the sixteenth round before a large audience.
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Ark
Tommy Devlin
Philadelphia
Rating
Kelly
New York
Burnett sent to St Louis club to Tacoma
National league president Pullman approved contracts including J Burnett moving from Boston to St Louis and Tacoma, with the report noting moves to California and New York state. The piece comments on cultural shifts and city life impacts amid the baseball dealings, mentioning merchants and officials in Troyville.
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Pullman
J. Burnett
Fon
St. Louis
Tacoma
Boston Transcript
George
California
Troyvilie
New York State
Walt
Daltee
Mlderman
Omsistrata
Syn
Demarest Triumphs Over Wright In National Amateur Rally
Chicago report: Catrin Demarest wins national amateur championship, setting a new record for the event. Wright of California struggles, managing 23 in 12 attempts as Demarest dominates across the meet with a swift, decisive victory.
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Chicago
Catrin Demarest
Ralleling Biiland Championshii
Ama
A. Wisht
California
Avaraga
WD Weld
Wrights
Yale to Enter Two Crews in Penn Relays
Maven W Curtiss announced Yale will field two crews for the American Tenley regatta at Philadelphia from May 2, naming them the second university and freshmen. The advisory rowhur eone remains unclear, but the plan proceeds with water tea crews joining the Penn Relays.
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New Maven
Maven Aestulan
W. Curtiss
Rowhur Eone
Yale
Regatia
Philadelpha
Cundy Wins in Glass CG Bowling Tournament
Cundy tops rivals in a recent bowling event finishing clearly ahead of Cassel and Hayles. Scores listed include Gundy 862 Tivich 84 White 853 Platdmin 20 and others as the field narrows to class B.
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Tool Tinee
Torrivechia
Gundy
Cassel
Hayles God
Tivich
White
Platdmin
Cundy
Alao
Clase
Greatest of the Germans fed by malt and hops
The text recalls Bismarck as a towering German statesman who outwitted rivals and built a vast empire. It notes his long, successful rule and his death at 89, attributing his strength to a lifestyle featuring constant good eating and drinking with malt and hops on his table.
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Bismarck
Currency Bill Passes Senate Amid Division on Aldrich Substitute
Senate vote split along lines as Bailey and other opponents challenged the substitute currency bill. The tally reached 42 against the measure with 9 in support including Aldrich and Teller. House leaders remained reticent while Democrats push Williams version as a substitute to Fowler bill.
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Texas
Sie
Teller
Ayes
Aldrich
Ankeney
Beveridge
Brandegee
Burkett
Burnham
Bure Rows
Crane
Cullom
Curtis
Depew
Vick
Lillingham
Dolliver
du Pont
Hikins
Filmt
Peys
Gallinger
Gamble
Gugsenheim
Hopkins
Johnston
Kean
Knox
Lode Long
McCumber
Nelson
Owen
Perkins
Piles
Richardson
Smith
Michigan
Smoot
Stephenson
Sutherland
Warner
Warren
Wetmore
Bankhead
Borah
Bourne
Crown
Repubcan
Culberson
Fragler
Gary
Gore
Heyburn
la Follette
McCreary
McEnery
Cannon
Teday
John Sharp Williams
Fowler
Tour of State by Band of Agricultural College
The Montana Agricultural College band, regarded as a top Northwest group, will leave Bozeman next Friday for a statewide tour with free exhibitions and concerts. The trip costs over 1000 dollars, funded entirely by the band through performances. Stops include Townsend, April 3, Helena April 4, Great Falls April 7, Butte April 7, Dillon April 12, with free admittance after concerts coordinated by local high schools.
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Btandara
Bozeman
Arch 22
Montana Dericultural College
Northwest
Mumber
Lis
Atv
Holana
Great Falla
Butte
Dillon aAnell
Frea Dane
Fragments From Baltimore American War News
Partial OCR summary notes bold claims about the American fleet and a dramatic upcoming event. It mentions Magdae Inne and bombardment imagery without clear dates or names. The readable portion conveys a tense naval context and Allied or US fleet movements amid conflict.
American Sea Power in Planning Amid Tough Conditions
The forces on the ships and the admiral in command have shown disciplined teamwork under belligerent strain. They stress the need to position an American unit at a pivotal port regardless of weather or machinery setbacks, highlighting the feasibility of expeditionary readiness.
Bozeman Horse Show Opens Despite Mud in Bozeman
Bozeman hosts its first horse show with about 205 horses entered despite muddy grounds. Prof Clark promotes the venture and Prof W B Richards of North Dakota Agricultural College serves as judge. A stock breeders association meeting followed to advance horse breeding in the Gallatin valley.
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Bozeman
Clark
W. B. Richards
North Dakota Agricultural College
Gallatin Valley
Butte Chung Notes Preaching at Unity Methodist Church Meaderville
Preaching services led by William Rogers at 1 A.M. and Presiding Elder Mills at 1 30 P.M. at Unity Methodist Church Meaderville. A Oliver is the pastor. Wesley Chapel services directed by Presiding Elder Mills at 11 o'clock and by John Buckthought at 7 20 P.M. A Oliver again listed as pastor.
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Unity Mathodist
Meaderville
Willam Rogers
Mills
A. Oliver
Wesley Chapel
Delogk
BR. m
John Buckthought
Frederick the Great's Night Ride and Sentry Standoff
In a London Tribune piece, Frederick the Great of Prussia is recalled roaming his Silesian camp in disguise at night to meet soldiers. A sentry stops him, but the king gains entry after a password test. The tale turns into a humorous exchange about imitating a fellow soldier named One Ring and the sentry’s witty retort.
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London Tribune
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Silesia
Aelgir
Fragmentary Courier Journal Note Reflects Wary Joy
Readable fragments show a Louisville Courier-Journal item with a philosophical aside about happiness and the oncoming morning. The garbled text hints at reflections on joy and what lies ahead, though details remain unclear.
Cuticura Praised by Sufferer for Skin Remedy
George B. Farley of Concord New Brunswick reports severe leg sores, tried five remedies with no relief, then used Cuticura. He says itching stopped immediately, swelling subsided, and he could wear shoes within two days. He credits Cuticura with ending weeks of torment.
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