Gallagher suspends Langdon as graft probe widens
Mayor Gallagher suspends Langdon from office amid graft allegations and names Francis J. Heney as acting district attorney to pursue indictments. Abraham Ruef, a political power, is to head the district attorney’s office and may target leaders of the reform movement.
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Bau Teanetsee
Ont
Aeling
Gallagher
Allorates
Terogdun
Offies
Eacflor
Langdon Avas
Todas
Effies
Langdon
Francis J. Jeney
Neviis
Ofice
Fedex Sederet
Burns
Bebmils
Abrahim Ruer
Langan
Zan Franelsea
Abraham Stuef
Gal Tigher
Huef'n
Heney
Innis Stead Marshall B. Woodworth
United States
California
Ruet
Agin Lnst
Indians Confront Federal Troops and Ute Invasion Threat
A telegram from Secretary to Governor Toole warns of a planned government troop entry into Wyoming and Montana to suppress an armed Ute invasion, with forces moving from Fort Meade toward Fort Robinson as mounted guards and cavalry report ongoing skirmishes and casualties.
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Youleong
Utes
Toole
Ansommy
Wyoming
United States
Northery
Indheing
Ani
Wintah
South Dakota
Wraming
Gaxemir Toole
Roeradiy Salt
Armel
Montans
St. Paul
Sturgis
Fort Mead
Goldiers
Fort Robinson
Fort Meade
Tenth Cavalry
Miners Hear Governor Norris at Kendall Meeting
One of Kendall's most successful meetings drew Governor Norris, who arrived today and was driven to the Wig comm. He spoke on local issues and campaigned with strong support from residents. Tomorrow he plans talks at GW Edge and a joint appearance with Governor Toaste in the evening.
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Bocela Tiepatel
Lawdtown
Usd. 2
Kendall
Norck
David Uwilgee
Norcland
Avery
Tha Denalty
Chaves
Judee
Co Smith
Clydemight
J. ML Sxan
Ship Peter Iredale Goes Ashore Near Clatsop Beach
In clear daylight a British bark named Peter Iredale ran ashore on Clatsop Beach near the mouth of the Columbia River. Capt. Lawrence, crew, and passengers survived as the vessel settled in breakers and is considered a total loss with imminent breakup expected.
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Astoria
Ore
Ovi
Peter Uredale
Trwrence
fiaUinn
Graz
Mexico
Porttany
Lye
Strike Vote Set to Decide Eight Hour Wage Demand
Chicago October 5 near the railroad yard where Switchmen of America workers are organized to demand higher wages and an eight hour day A vote on the tentative agreement is to be held within two weeks to settle the dispute and maintain harmony among members
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Chicago
Mvery
Switchmana Delon of America
Talon
Montana Demands Cash From State Treasurer Suits
Attorney General seeks $265,000 in suits against Montana treasurers and bondsmen, including J. H. Rice and others, for interest on public funds misappropriated and deposited in banks. Actions allege fraudulent handling of state funds from 1903 to 1908, with multiple defendants and bondsmen named.
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PSR
Galen Institutes
T. E.gollins
A. H. Barret
JH. Rice
Dia
Suilen
Poorman
Wit
J. WT Ries
United States Fidelity and Guarnidee Company
Treesurey
E. Colins
Collins
John K. Castner
William Albrecht
Andrew Jensen
J. G. Anthon
Nat Meilin
Geld P. Curtis
EE Jt Skinner
John K. Istis
LG. Phelps
Atkinson
W. M. Sockill
G. W. Haleman
J. H. Rice
Romplaine
Montana
Sail
Agsachitlone
Art
Frand
of Montana
Hin
State of Montana
Brotherhood of Light Investigated in Child Death Case
In Amaso Springs Colorado on October 23 C C Rose and Mrs Minnie Wheeler leaders of the Brotherhood of Light were arraigned before County Judge H Caldwell on charges of manslaughter in the death of all babies at a local place. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded to await ball. An agent of the State Humane Society alleged the children were almost exclusively placed in preparatory duties and were starved to death, wards of the county court. The case involves the fate of dependent children in a local institution.
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Amamosa Springs
Colo
C. C. Rose
Minnie Wheeler
Brotherhood of Light
Nh Hame
Avbols
Ho. Caldwell
Hiwmane Society
Woolgrowers' Company Officers Elected at Helena Meeting
At a Montana Woolgrowers' Commission board meeting in Helena during fair week John T. Murphy was elected president and Lewis Pensyell secretary. The group discussed policies and a policing definition, with plans for a future meeting to take action.
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Staniar
Helena
Ont
Montana Woolgrowers' Commission Company
Rockmasters
John T. Murphy
Lewis Pensyell
Defini
Directors Re-elected as Stockholders Approve Standard Oil
Topeka October 2 stockholders of the Statehaon To mb s Santa Verallroat held a noon meeting. All old directors were re-elected with no opposition. The board’s contract for a half million interest was approved by President Rivley.
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Topeka
sAtehtaon, Tombs & Sante Verallroat
Rene oMless
Ulny
OH Company
Preshinut &. P. Rivley
Hughes Campaign Rally Draws Crowds at Madison Square Garden
In New York October events spotlighted the Democratic nomination process with Mr Hughes and Mr Hearst amid Madison Square Garden crowds. Speeches by Hearst and others followed a large turnout with labor groups, while rival Republicans toured Binghamton promising talks. Tammany influence loomed as nominating balloting moved toward ratification.
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New York
Oct
Hashes
Litwennenight
Gearst
Macieon Byunee
Promis
Madina
Hearst
Ifearat
Republcan
State Fair premium payments by the secretary noted
Dispatch from Helena reports the secretary of the state fair paid premiums for plants and stock totaling about 2000 dollars this month, near the state appropriation. Expenditures show the fair’s funds being used for improvements and preparations as the season winds down.
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Helena
Utah Mormon Church Quits Worldly Business
A Utah newspaper report notes the Mormon church withdrawing from private banking ties and selling a bank minority stake. It details prior holdings in Ogden retail and rail interests, and ownership changes affecting Brinnf McCormick & Co, with links to Utah Light and Railway and Los Angeles Salt Lake City road routes.
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Bill Lake
Qet
Mormon Church
Brinnf
McCormick & Co
Motteriick
Bikes
Etareh
Pat
Wss
Fis
Ut Light and Railway Company
Witiles
Los Angeles & Salt Lab
Starks
Ite Great Pavilion
Falralr
Ogden
Hurricane hits Saipan coral boats at sea
A hurricane swept southwestern Saipan yesterday causing damage to coral fishing boats with hundreds reported at sea. Each boat carries at least two sailors aboard.
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Toklo
Saipan
survivors of Floridian hurricane shipwreck rescued by British vessel
A hurricane-struck voyage off the Florida coast left a ship wrecked and crewed with casualties. About 50 survivors including Brunk Rivera and Solison were rescued by the British ship Helt Herpool after the vessel Vuwtenoar Naot broke apart. They were landed at Novtulle city with others, as relief efforts continue.
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Norfolk Way
Whitdt
Wexil
Florida
Hhinsolt
Helt Herpool
Liverpool
Supyive
Brunk Rivera
Mariava & Co
Gna
Solison
Bronlyty
Clark
Samer Ville
Bell
Mohitere
Plaridit
Antuut
Novtulle
Elks Offer Diamonds Free At Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia hosts Elks convention events promising free diamonds in a promotional display. The Arkansas Hot Springs lodge plans a 160 member delegation traveling by special train, with luxury silk and gold letterings on exhibit items.
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ELKS
Philadelphia
Poindelphia
Ark. Lodge
Ave Kunens
Jane
Armingemeites
Arkansas Fives
Ilettle
Unk
X. J
Oa Mhibulelphia Etuu
Tedfea
Editors Must Ride Roads or Make the Long Hike
Fragmentary OCR note discusses editors facing a regime of roads and hikes. Mentions Washington October and a ruling, but details are unclear. Contains garbled phrases about commissions, partitions, exchanges for writers, and newspaper network issues.
Girl Shot by Friend During Flay Scene in Pa
In Litnomstec Pennsylvania on October 23 Bertha Withers eight years old and two companions Elizabeth Clinger and Stace Talfienny were rehearsing a scene from Rosy Lyaie. While examining a revolver another girl fired by mistake striking Withers in the jaw and neck. The accident left her severely wounded but not fatally injured.
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Litnomstec
Ferradiec
Rosy Lyaie
Tal Io Bertha Withers
Elizabeth Clinger
Stace Talfienny
Ofew
Emnec
Ak Suenn
Clinger
Withers
Conners Predicts Election Returns In New York
In New York on October 24 Chairman Conners of the denouncerate state committee said there would be no sudden swing against Truman and he thought returns would show a margin of about 130 to 40000 in favor of the president. He noted conditions were better than a year ago and many voters were asking about the outcome.
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Francis J. Heney
Ant
Gimin
Twedas
Azo Tty
Gallagier Wold
Maray Schmnltz
Union Inver
Atsec
Gingher
Heney
Uy Fe
Sudden
New York
Chailinan Con- Heys
Denuneratte
Lex FL Murphy
Controversy at Anti-Saloonists Convention Sparks Criticism
In Newark on November 25, amid the fourteenth annual gathering of the National Cigars League, anti-saloonists faced caustic remarks as resolutions condemned temperance efforts and urged enforcement of strict laws, while calling for compliance with new measures.
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Newark
National Ciquar Longue
Firewide Kansas City tenement blaze claims many lives
A catastrophic fire engulfed the Chamber of Commerce building area in Kansas City Kansas, destroying a 140 room tenement with an estimated 200 to 300 residents. By morning, authorities counted up to 18 missing and 25 seriously injured. at least three of the injured were expected to die. The fire began on a ground floor and cut off all exits as flames swept through, with firefighting crews battling the blaze amid other city work. Estimated damages reach $100,900, including $30,600 for the building owned by W. A. Bunker and insured for $19,000.
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Kansashiy, Wan
Och
Chamber of Commerce
Kanes City
Kan
Mrenen
Flos Onter Lind
Aix
Agine
Nene Ag van le
Ftme
Wiigsing
Sone
Sfitire Huilting
W. A. Bunker
Fox
Manning's confession to a recent robbery
Manning, arrested by Captain Sulurdis, confessed to taking part in a robbery at Daly's milovn on North Main Street. He claimed intoxication and memory gaps, said his partner suggested the holdup, and named a Brenan worker as a potential accomplice, while denying full cooperation. He referenced a $9 theft from the same register.
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Mr. Mafinttur
Metsrach
Sulurdis
Une
Maat Alehe
Hiss
Driscol Kaloon
Wyoming Street
Corktown
Manning
Daly
Milovn
North Main Street
Sulflean
Surat
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Anthony H. Barret
Tienry Mueller
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Wityer
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