Roosevelt Delivers Reply to Bryan on Haskell Charges
President Roosevelt, after a cabinet meeting at the White House, issued a formal reply to William J. Bryan regarding Hearst's charges that Governor Haskell acted for Standard Oil interests in Ohio and Oklahoma. The letter attacks Haskell as unfit for office and criticizes Bryan’s trust regulation plan as radical yet impractical. The full message was drafted with cabinet input and mailed to Lincoln to avoid a wire transmission.
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Haskell
Particulr
Roosevelt
Prairie of and Has Company
Oklahoma
Great Corporation
Oklahoma Company
Mr. Bryan
Haskel
Taft
Senator Foraker
Hearst
Garfield
Meyer
Wilson
Straus
Wright
Metcalf
Loeb
Bryan
Lincoln
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William J. Bryan
White House
Washington
Lut Wirhin
Standard Oil Company
Denver
Standard Oil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Prairie Oil
Seneral
Baltinuay
John W. Kern
Hhomines
Cklahooa
W. O. Hearst
Bonaparte
Kern
New York
Root
McKinley
United States
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt Replies to Bryan Over Haskell Oil Relations
President Roosevelt replies to William J. Bryan, arguing Governor Haskell’s ties to Standard Oil while Oklahoma governor, citing court records on the Prairie Oil and Gas injunction and Haskell’s actions from Denver. He contrasts Taft’s stance on Foraker with this case, asserting strong corporate links. Continued on page eleven.
Clever woman helps locate thieves in Butte jewelry theft
Mrs. John Allen of Butte spotted a ring matching items stolen from her Tal lant block apartments on Sept 6 at Worth's cafe. Police arrested Mack Grekin on vagrancy charges after valuables including a $50 diamond ring and a $25 watch were found. Mrs. Allen identified the watch and one ring, aiding the investigation into three burglars.
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John Allen
Tallant
Wyoming
Park Streets
Butte
Worth
Beck
Charles Jackson
Mack Grekin
Grekin
Flee from Death on Blazing Train
Eureka Cal September 24 The largest forest fire in the county rages near Eureka threatening redwood timber and destroying Wellstrom Lumber plant worth 60 000. Refugees flee from Luffenholtz and Fieldbrook as flames close in. A Hammond Company train rescues refugees through a blazing canyon with no deaths reported so far.
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Wellstrom Lumber Company
Wellstrom
Trinidad
Redwood Lumber Company
Luffenholtz
Hammond Lumber Company
Hammond
Samoa
Fieldbrook
President Reply Draws Mild Replies From Officials
W J Bryan says he is too tired to read the president's message and will wait until morning. Norman E Mack declines to comment. Oklahoma Attorney General Charles West calls the rebuke mild, while C C N Haskell also has no statement to offer.
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W. J Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Charles West
Oklahoma
CC. N. Haskell
Effort to Oust Governor Haskell From National Committee
Democratic leaders report plans to remove Gay Charles N. Haskell as treasurer of the national committee amid charges tied to railroad promotions. National Chairman Mack delays action, awaiting absolute proof from President Roosevelt. Bryan not consulted. If charges are proven Mack says Haskell should resign.
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Democratic
Charles N. Haskell
National Committee
Mack
Haskell
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Republicans Face Tight Contests As Kern Inquiry Grows
Broad statewide races trend close as Republican figures Kern and Broker are pressed on add to interest while Sheldon’s role remains unclear amid disputed contest dynamics and voter engagement.
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Kern
Silver Bow county Democrats conclude chaotic convention
After a long day of balloting the Silver Bow county Democratic convention adjourned amid crowded galleries and delayed votes for county clerk and other offices. Delegates resumed next morning with nominations for clerk recorder assessor and numerous county posts amid disorder and a reorganized tallying system.
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Silver Bow County
House of Representatives
Nominees Named for District Court Office Posts
A list of candidates for county offices includes Judges Jeroe iah J. Jayneh Michael Denhan John Bo Metlernan Sheriff John K. O Rourke Treasurer Charles I Meagher County attorney Thomas J Walker County commissioner James KE Riley and Clerk of the Court John J Foley.
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Harry Gallwey
Gore
Oklahoma
Butte
East
White House
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
House of Representatives
Distrit Court
Jeroeiah J. Jayneh
Michael Denhan
John Bo. Metlernan
John K. O’ Rourke
Charles I. Meagher
Thomas J. Walker
James KE. Riley
John J. Foley
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St. Louis
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Velt
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Charles F. Brooker
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Company
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Ilinois
Pullman Palace Car Company
Mr. Kern
Mr. Bonaparte
Steel
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Charles J. Bonaparte
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