Clark Seeks Senate Return Amid Montana Crisis
The New York Times analyses W A Clark’s bid after resigning under fire and facing disqualification questions. It argues the Senate will likely refuse seating, viewing Clark as a symbol of corruption and risk to the chamber’s integrity, while urging a broader moral lesson for public life.
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New York Times
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Maginnis
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Clark’s Senate Gambit Draws Senate Backlash
Washington reports reveal senators are angered by W. A. Clark’s maneuver in the senate. The stunt is expected to erode support, with a large majority more hostile now while a few still back him, though with less sympathy than before.
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Bolse Statesman
W. A. Clark
Senate
Washington
Resigns Withdrawn as New York Republican Chairman
The New York Republican county committee chairman briefly tendered his resignation but, after district leaders urged him to stay, he withdrew it amid strong popular demand.
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Philadelphia Times
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Montana
Quigg
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Clark's Senate Career Ends Amid Montana Appointment Scandal
The Philadelphia Times reports ex Senator Clark of Montana resigning after a damaging sequence tied to a lieutenant governor acting as governor. The real governor says Clark was appointed unethically and stands convicted of bribery, signaling the end of his senate career.
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Philadelphia Times
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Smith
Morals in the Clark Case and Senate Dignity
The Boston Herald argues Montana Senator Clark must be barred due to unanimous committee findings of bribery taint. It says the Senate must act to preserve its dignity and reject a tainted seat, warning that any attempt to seat him undermines public trust and Senate integrity.
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Boston Herald
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United States Senate
Clark
Senate Committee On Elections
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Ihe
Three Not of a Kind From Montana Senate
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer notice notes Montana once had one senator and now three citizens claim the honor. The item wryly comments on Montana's liberal stance toward senate appointments and titles.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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