Goldman Killed After Quarrel at Oakland Church
Adolph Goldman, recently released from San Quentin, killed former Oakland mayor Tea land W. Snow at Bret Congregational Church during a prayer meeting. Goldman and Snow, once enemies dating to a past San Francisco incident, clashed after Snow entered first, then Goldman drew a razor and both fired, Snow wounded gravely and Goldman fatally shot by Snow. Police and witnesses rushed to the scene as the crowd gathered. Snow underwent surgery with little hope of recovery.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Tealand W. Snow
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Qukland
Bret Congregational Church
Sexton
Charles TF
Lewis
B Cassidy
Jesus
Hnow
Goldman
Snow
San Francisco
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Gallian
Geldman
Galdman
Snows
Hitmeach
Wolfman
Hha Snow
Gelaman
Galdmin
Eliots
Parsons
Suon
Hest Wryors
Violent Riot Triggers Martial Law in City
A fatal riot last night led to martial law as the Sixth Regiment and national guard were mobilized. Mayor Lehriever relinquished command after a failed assassination attempt and police fired on a mob seeking arms, with several wounded and a series of arrests following a dynamite plot probe.
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Equel
Deneck
Tinois National Guard
Lehriever
Sears
Bruner
Wililia Offeers
Lwa
Miller
Schriev
John Loomer
Meyer Schriever
Tor
Onney
Lehriaver
Nolice
Hart
Lammey
Three Year Homestead Bill Passed by the House
The House approved a three year homestead bill with changes to equal the Senate version. Conference leaders from both chambers expect a workable measure after adjustments. Senator Borah praised the passage as a strong step with broad support from business and press groups.
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Methleh Ioho
Washington
Alaveh Sr
Senate
Binet
Jower
Newlands
Zaylor
Perris
Mondell
Bentocs Barah
Brior
Hanie
Abienca
Montia
Borah
Menanta
Congrera
Peaple
Ael
Industrial Workers Threaten Violence in San Francisco
A San Francisco protest by Industrial Workers of the World members demanded immediate work for unemployed men. The group, about 30 strong, gathered at City Hall after a march, issued threats but the scene remained violent free. Mayor Ralph and the public welfare committee planned further discussion with no public announcement yet.
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Francisco
Bnt
James Holph Jr
Shhouart
Vielenesa
William Ldstley
Angolea
Hnempluywat
Ralphaml
Public Welfare Committee
Supervison
Jesus
Jobraon
Ila
Gtek
San Mega
Efiani
Une Apa
Primary Huction Sparks Brooklyn Election Controversy
In New York Maren Ste sujrena and team Ruasell Fonedies faced a contested primary result as Borough’s election leaders adjourned and ordered a new election to resolve disputes over the fifteenth district seating in Brooklyn.
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Maren Ste Sujrena Dna
Hrooklyn
Wand & New
Ee Ballety
Folewl
Lindswell
Ell
Twentie
Vissembly
Ala
Stephenson Keeps Seat as Senator
Washington March 25 Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin retains his U S Senate seat after a party line vote 34 to 4 declaring his election valid amid charges of improper spending and corrupt signals in the Wisconsin primary. The day features speeches by Hamerene Luther and O’Gorman defending or criticizing Stephenson’s conduct.
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Smoat
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Pomerene
Rayner
Smith
Moorsland
Walesun
Thornton
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Aenins
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Bourna
Rsing
Brown
App
Yeawhord
Iomlbg
Lixen
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la Hollette
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Hower
Lover
Larimer
van Gute
Hamerene
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O'Gorman
Bib
Polns Dexter
Stephenaas
Lorimer
Ta Follette
Sida
General Aubert Returns to Fight in Mexican Skirmish
Reports from Mexic a detail General Aubert reorganizing federal troops near Torreon 19 miles south of Note as rebels surround 1200 federals. Cited lines describe clashes with 2000 rebels, Austere movements, and shifting control as Villa and tribey Aubert push toward Ruppert Gens. Tribes and federal forces clash. fate of the battle remains uncertain as reports differ.
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Hebe
Fox
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Torreon
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Aubert
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Oruwell
Mexten Clix
Aboys x
Cron
Federal Fawes Npnra
Diner
Ty ‘Forrean
Cyclone Devastates District Near Here Leaves Dozens Dead
A severe cyclone struck the district ten miles west of here, causing widespread destruction to residences. Ten people were killed and twenty injured, with many homes in ruins as the storm ripped through the area and damaged nearby towns and properties.
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Dinitn
Bane
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Roosevelt Defeat Sparks Bitter Debate Across Parties
In New York and beyond, Roosevelt denounces alleged fraud and machine tactics as supporters report voting irregularities. He cites Colorado and Indiana as examples of manipulated conventions while urging the People to decide in forthcoming primaries.
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New York
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Illinois
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Slaveh
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Panam
Ray
Bonight
Shiunro
Ysis
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Jude Ubaries
Jowell
Hale
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Crete
Raul
Wulhun Tialpinda Lear
Colorado Delegates Instructed For Taft At State Convention
Colorado Springs March 27 delegates selected eight delegates to the national Republican convention and endorsed Taft administration. United States Senator Guggenheim named Colorado's national committeeman. The taft instructions and indorsements were adopted as part of the convention actions.
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Taft
United States
Gurgenheim
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