Silver Slocan Raise Sparks Mining Debate at Congress
Heckman of New York and Goodwin of Salt Lake press for silver recognition to save U S export trade. Nevada senator Newlands urges federal mining department. resolution by Kuckey adopted and sent to San Francisco for President Taft's arrival. Goodwin warns demonetize or recognize silver to curb gold standard menace.
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Heckman
New York
Goodwin
Salt Lake
United States
Bralhfield
Nevada
Francis| G Newlands
American Mining Congress
E. R Kucktey
Missouri
San Francisco
Tage
Jamoa A Heckman
C. C. Goodwin
Salt Lake City
New Yorker
James Heckman
the Merchants and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade of New York
China
India
One Year Old Sow Accuses Father in Murder Tale
Murders and political commentary intertwine as a Georgia case unfolds with claims that a one year old sow accuses a father in a tangled story. The piece notes Faulling’s death, suspect Gordon, and lingering questions from Monck's Corner. It also covers silver monetary debates influencing public sentiment and a convention in Atlanta honoring dignitaries.
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Faulling
W. M. Faulling
Monck’s Corner
D. C
Gordon
Honors Paid to Jerome Jones by Canadian Trades Congress
Jerome Jones editor of The Atlanta Journal of Labor returned from Quebec where he served as U S delegate to the twenty fifth annual Trades and Labour Congress of Canada. He received a gold watch and a testimonial amid praise from labor bodies in several nations for his duties as a representative of American workers.
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Hdster Jones
Jerome Jones
Mra. Jones
Atlanta
Union Station
West End
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Quebec
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
America
Jones
Canadian Congress of Workingmen
Congress
Mr. Jones
United States
States
Canadian Congress
Taft Seeks 310 Million for Western Irrigation Projects
President Taft, in Spokane, outlines conservation policy and urges Congress to authorize 310,000,000 in bonds for irrigation projects. He commends Pinchot and Ballinger amid Ballinger-Pinchot controversy and emphasizes enforcing Roosevelt era aims with legal backing.
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Ballinger
Pinchot
Congress
Spokane
Wash
Taft
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Borah
Tolado
National Irrigation Congress
Pardee
California
Basia
Chamber of Commerce
Coeur d'Alene City
Idaho
Hayden Lake
Inland Empire
Bozanta Inn
North Yakima
McKay
Tofay
Birthplace of Cut Prices Parade of Stationery Offers
Various stationery promotions list prices for linen lawn and Dresden white papers. Products include Gladstone and Cambridge shapes, Quire boxes with envelopes, and envelopes priced from 15¢ to 60c. Names such as Hurd's and Audrey appear with assorted sizes and finishes.
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Crane
Dresden
Hurd
Douglas
Marjorie
Gladstone
Ocean
Landen
Bryan and Bailey May Debate in El Paso Event
Stor Bailey telegraphed William Jennings Bryan with a personal request after failure to arrange a joint El Paso debate. It is believed Bryan will accept, making the meeting potentially one of the South’s most significant political events. The clash would center on free raw material doctrine and tariff issues, drawing national interest.
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Stor Bailey
el Paso
Mr. Bryan
Brian
Bryan
South
Texas
Bacon
Senate
Bailey
America
Attack on Gaynor sparks independent bid clash in New York
New York September 28 District Attorney Jerome runs an independent reelection bid attacking Justice William J Gaynor a mayoral candidate with strong party backing. Jerome condemns Gaynor as a political judge and vows to defeat those who push him. The item also notes a sports magazine feature on the Southern League and local court appointments in Montgomery Alabama.
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New York
Jerome
William J. Gaynor
Tammany
Justice Gaynor
Willam J. Gaynor
Warrenton Editor's Murder Trial Starts in Circuit Court
Warrenton Virginia September 28 A jury was seated in the circuit court to try J D Harts principal of Warrenton High school for the murder of W A Thompson associate editor of The Warrenton Virginian. Harris claims self defense and a long standing feud over a bill Harris followed by Thompson and shot him on main street April 24. Commonwealth's Attorney Keith seeks deliberate murder verdict. Witnesses described the shooting.
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Warrenton
J. D. Harts
Thompson
Byrd
Harris
J. W. Maxheimer
Walter Robertson
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