Republicans Name Statewide Nominations At Convention
In a lengthy state party gathering a slate of nominees was chosen by acclamation for sheriff county offices and legislature. William Scallon was declared the legislative nominee by acclamation, with Brule Elderkin Rodda Armstrong Parks Wyman Brima combe Manchester Engel Bergstrom and Youlden also named. Other nominees included Scott for clerk, Bennetts for treasurer, Stromme for auditor, Boland for assessor, Burt for superintendent, Stevens for coroner, Grose for public administrator, and McArthur for surveyor. A central committee was established and later adjourned after lengthy balloting and debate.
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Harry Rodda
F. E. Lanstrum
James T. Parks
E. F. Dobson
Wyman
H. J. Grimes
Charles Armstrong
Richard Berryman
Alexander Macaulay
Richard A. Brimacombe
George M. Rowe
Alexander Alla
Barney E. Dazeldell
F. E. Whitehead
Mike Misevich
J. C. Freeman
P. H. Manchester
C. J. Cutler
Gus Hess
F. J. Brule
William Scallon
C. E. Youlden
John Norris
Carl Engel
Olaf Bergstrom
E. D. Elderkin
Don Campbell
John Nance
William R. Young
Joseph Corby
E. A. Ford
A. A. McMillan
M. A. Hewitt
Joe Richards
Eugene Carroll
Savin Lisa
George R. Davies
Joe Silver
A. N. Yoder
Scallon
Robert Kirk
Charles S. Henderson
Law and Order
Sheriff Henderson
DRS
Reed
Miles
Virden
Coneiton
John L. Carroll
George I. Scott
Robert L. Clinton
Thomas J. Bennetts
John W. Kirk
W. D. Feaner
BonNetta Foose
Eety
Bennetts
Dr. D. Campbell
George Raff
Charles Loomis
Gus J. Stromme
Joseph C. Mitchell
Removaiv
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Mitchell
Stromme
Sachasea Ane County Assessor
Co. S. Jackman
A. W. Knipe
John N. Kirk
Pat
Boland
Wm M
Denier
Mamie Burt
BE. B. Howell
Ford
Miss Burt
Harry Cunningham
Jesse P. Stevens
George R. Grose
Walkerville
Robert A. McArthur
Justice of the Peace
Fr. Brule
Charlies Armstrong
John 8. Wyman
Alexander McCauley
Richard Brimacombe
Barney E. Dalzadel
F. FE. Whitehead
Mike Misovich
H. H. Manchester
Charles J. Cutler
R. W. Norris
Carl Engle
QO. Bergstrom
Charles E. Youlden
Brule
Elderkin
Rodda
Armstrong
Parks
Brimacombe
Manchester
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Youlden
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Grice
Gillett
Drake
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Big Bedfellows In One Chicago Hotel Annex
Opposing vice presidential nominees John W Kern and James Sherman along with Longworth family and William R Hearst gathered at the Auditorium Annex. Hotel management separated parties, using distinct elevators corridors and dining rooms for each group.
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Chicago
Sept
United States
John W. Kern
James 8. Sherman
Longworth
William R. Hearst
Independence League
Their Last Drink in Kokomo Pit Ends Tragedy
In Kokomo Indiana on September 28 Charles Thresher and William Lindley died after taking a farewell drink from a jug at a gravel pit to protest a local option law. Charles Lindley was found dying nearby as teachers and Greentown school pupils passed by the scene for a temperance object lesson.
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Kokomo
Ind
Charles Thresher
Charles
William Lindley
Thresher
Charles Lindley
Greentown
Unemployment Crisis Grows as UK Winter Looms
London reports government and local authorities grapple with a rising jobless problem. Officials foresee a harsher winter for the unemployed in great population centers, while a press census of provincial cities shows alarming totals.
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London
United Kingdom
All Under One Head
Washington reports that if Roosevelt’s recommendation to place all health related bureaus under one general department is adopted by Congress, public health and marine hospital service and the pure food and meat inspection bureaus would be unified under a single department with readjustment and reorganization.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Pure Food and Meat Inspection
New York Player Injured, Becomes Violently Insane
Lewis Baker Warren of New York, a class of 1910 member, was kicked in the head during Yale scrimmage today and rendered unconscious. He recovered briefly at the gym but became violently insane and fought teammates for ninety minutes before again losing consciousness. he remains in that condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Feld Today
Lewis Baker Warren
New York
Charity Organization Awaits Dawn Ice Coal Distribution
Before dawn a charity group waited for a free ice and coal distribution but the supply ran out before 7 PM. Local organizers and volunteers coordinated relief efforts as the shortage impacted needy residents seeking fuel and warmth.
Transfer of Mining Interests from Davis-Daly Estate to New Company
A deed transfers four mining lots from the Davis- Daly Estate Copper company to the newly formed Davis Daly Copper company. Executed by N Willis Brumstead and William J Freeman on Sept 23, the document covers interests in the Davis estate claims and multiple lodes including Ramsdel Morning Sun Silver Joe Yellow Jack Carrie Silver King Thomas Plymouth Jumping Jack and others Baltic Charlotte Centerville Great Republic Pawn Broker New Era Mt Moriah Hibernia Maximilian.
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Davis- Daly Estate Copper Company
New
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Hilec
N. Willis Brumstead
William J. Freeman
Davis Estate
Ramsdel
Morning Sun
Silver Joe
Yellow Jack
Carrie
Silver King
Thomas
Plymouth
Jumping Jack Lode
Baltic
Charlotte
eCnterville
Great Republic
New Era
Mt. Moriah
Hibernia
Maximilian
Salt Lake Golfers Refuse Weekend Dual Matches
Mr. Copp of the Salt Lake golfers and tennis players telegraphed the Kutte clubs yesterday that they would not come on for the dual matches for the weekend.
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Copp
Salt Lake
Kutte
Winslow Glass resumes shops in Columbus four more start Oct 1
Columbus Ohio Sept 28 four additional Winslow Glass company shops will reopen Thursday morning Oct 1 after months of shutdown. It is hoped all company shops will be active again by week’s end. About 400 men are employed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Winslow Glass Company
Reversible Weather Plagues East Side Tenements
A citywide heat cold wave brings heat stroke and frost bite as ambulances race to hospitals. Children in dingy tenements beg for air while workers and families face unemployment and rising prices. Philanthropic societies report unprecedented demand as relief efforts mobilize.
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Puck
Allen Street
Leopold
Steuart Named Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington September 28. Joseph Steuart of Missouri, superintendent of the division of railway adjustment in the post office department, was appointed second assistant postmaster general succeeding James S McCleary of Minnesota who resigned to become a congressional candidate.
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Washington
Joseph Stewart
Missouri
Division of
Post Office Department
James 8. McCleary
Minnesota
Congress
Lord Tweedmouth Resigns Over Ill Health
London Sept 28 Lord Tweedmouth lord president of the council has resigned on account of continued ill health His mental condition, however, shows improvement and is noted as part of the situation.
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London
Lord Tweedmouth
Chiefly Legal Advice From Everybody's Magazine
A Toronto lawyer known for lecturing staff is seen through an anecdote involving office boy Tommy. The boy overhears a humorous exchange about wages and compensation, with Tommy claiming a salary of ten thousand a year and four dollars weekly in cash plus the rest in legal advice.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Toronto
Tommy
Arrival Routines at Bank of England Initialize Sign In
A reader notes a Bank of England practice where every employee must sign their name in a morning arrival book, reflecting strict record keeping and daily traceability within the institution. The detail underscores formal procedural discipline in the bank’s operations.
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Everybody's Magazine
Bank of England
First to Arrive Writes Fog but One Reports Twins
A newspaper item notes chronic lateness due to fog but one man adds a twist by citing his wife having twins and twenty others copy the reason with ditto marks. The anecdote highlights a humorous delay pattern among workers.
Frost Damages Thousands of Kaw Valley Corn Acres
Topeka reports thousands of acres of late corn planted after spring floods in the Kaw valley were severely damaged by a sharp frost overnight. Farmers fear loss of substantial yields as the frost settled across the region.
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Topeka
Kaw Valley
High School Fight Leaves Junior Class Leader Shot
In Delphi Indiana on September 28 a class fight at the local high school ended with Larry Cobble president of the junior class being seriously injured by a gunshot. Police investigated the incident and the motive remains unclear. Cobble was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Delphi
Ind
Larry Cobble
Waterbury Player Dies From Practice Injury
Wilford Baltheasar, a Waterbury high school football player, died yesterday after sustaining a fractured spinal column in a practice game last week.
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Waterbury, Conn
Wilford Baltheasar
Waterbury
Alfonso in Munich Visits Bavarian Prince Regent
King Alfonso of Spain and Queen Victoria arrived in Munich from Paris and were greeted warmly by locals. They will make a brief courtesy call on Prince Regent Ludwig of Bavaria.
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King Alfonso of
Spain
Victoria
Paris
Fregent Luithold
Bavaria
Snow Falls Briefly in Calumet Mich After Forecase
Snow fell for an hour in Calumet Michigan today, as forecasts matched wintry conditions. The brief snowfall disrupted early activity and drew residents indoors for warmth.
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Calumet, Mich
Diplomacy and naval policy warned by press
The Times urges Britain and Germany to avoid rushed public overtures on naval policy, warning ministers that German public sentiment supports current policy and that premature discussions could backfire. It notes Buelow’s cautious stance in South Germany and stresses the delicate diplomatic balance.
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Prince Buelow
South
Great Britain
Buelow
Germany
Nothing is lost says defeated candidate after vote
The report from Bryan, via the Philadelphia Inquirer, notes Sultan Abdul Aziz declaring nothing is lost despite defeat after the first Tuesday in November, reflecting a calm resignation and philosophical stance following political setback.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Sultan Abdul Aziz
No Nature Lovers in Baltimore Says Paper
The Baltimore American urges strict enforcement of weed removal laws amid abundant street and lane grass, arguing such action is essential for a progressive city.
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Baltimore
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