Secretary of State rejects Hays nomination filings for district judge
In a letter to Judge McClernan, Secretary of State informs Mr. Hays that his certificates of nomination for the Silver Bow County district judge seat will not be filed due to illegal form. The action underscores regulatory compliance in ballot documents.
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McClernan
Hays
Silver Bow County
Helena
J.B. McClernan
Butte
Secretary of State Ways
Bernard Noon
Fisther
J. 8
Shropshire
Secretary of State
Accord- Ney
Messrs. Noon
Noon
Silver Bow
Metber
Democraic Party
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Nomination dispute over Silver Bow judge race ends
Secretary of State Hays refuses McClernan nomination filings for district judge cites improper signatures and missing residence and business details. He then accepts Bernard Noon and J A Shropshire nominations after review, declaring Noon the sole regular Democratic nominee for Silver Bow.
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Silver Bow
Democratic Party
Bernard Noon
George H. Casey
H. A. Gallwin
J. Bruce Kremer
Bozeman
Cawley Boy Attacks Family in Homestead Tragedy
Charles Cawley, 17, driven by mental strain from patent work, killed his mother and sister with an axe in Homestead while others were fatally wounded. His brother overpowered him, authorities took him to jail as victims lingered. Anna, 4, died at South Side hospital. three others remained gravely injured.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Charles Cawley
Homestead
Hannah Cawley
Belle Cawley
Josephine
Adeline
Raymond
Agnes
Cawleys
Charles
Belle
Cawley
James
Anna
South Side Hospital
Odell Seeks Settlement With Coal Operators Tuesday
Governor Odell declared he will use all powers to resolve the coal labor dispute and push for a 5 cent a ton raise if miners accept his plan. He met with President Baer of the Reading railroad and Senators Platt Quay and Penrose amid tense talks over recognizing the miners union and the operators' stance.
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Ernor Odell
Baer
B. T. Thomas
The
Erie Railroad
Senator Platt
Senator Penrose
Odell
Mitchell
Mr. Baer
Thomas
Platt
Penrose
Quay
Harrisburg
Stone
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Low
Anson G. McCook
Lessler and
Littauer
John Mitchell
Bay R Hammerling
Wilkesharre
Miner's Union
Miners Union Restraining Interstate Trade Charged
David Wilcox, vice president of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, urges President Roosevelt to pursue legal action against the United Mine Workers. He argues the union operates as a conspiracy restraining commerce among states and would justify a federal injunction to dismantle the union’s restraining influence on coal shipments.
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David Wilcox
Coal Roads
Wilcox
New York
United States
Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers of America
Circuit Court of the United States
United Mine Workers
Delaware & Hudson Company
Pennsylvania
Mine Workers’ Organization
United Mine Workers’ Association
Roosevelt refers Wilcox railroad dispatches to attorney general
President Roosevelt has received the communication from David Wilcox of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad and has referred it, along with a prior one, to the attorney general.
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Washington
Roosevelt
David Wilcox
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
New York
Mr. Wilcox
Swindler's Father Writes to Sheriff
Billings Oct 10 Sheriff Hubbandl received a letter from Dr S C G Watkins father of Philip D Watkins jailed two months awaiting trial on beating George F Bennighoff of the Grand hotel for 65 dollars with fraudulent checks Watkins is sought from Los Angeles to St Paul on a dozen charges of swindle and is a noted prisoner in the Yellowstone jail. His father asks for the names and addresses of all claimants and the amounts lost.
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Billings
Hubbandl
S.C. G. Watkins
Philip D Watkins
George F. Bennighoff
Grand Hotel
Watkins
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Yellowstone
Plays His Part In Court
Louis Roulen entered police court in Great Falls as a crippled petitioner. Judge Saftford held court in Chief Cook’s private jail office. Roulen, kneeling, was jailed three days for begging and abusive language before being ordered expelled from town.
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Great Falls
Louis Roulen
Saftford
Chief Cook
Rame
Roulen
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Chazy Boy
Harles Cawley
der Brother
Read
Ing Road
United
Quay and Penrose
Gov
Manufacturers’ Association
Governor Odell
Del
Aware & Hudson Railroad Company
Roose
Velt
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
the Miners’ Organization
Tion
Swindler
D. Watkins
Udell
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