Progress in Material Development in Texas Jan 3 report
The comptroller’s report shows Texas made strides in wealth with totals for 1912 and 1914, including land acreage and valuations. It records rail mileage and vehicle counts, with notable increases in land, vehicles, and steamship values while rail value shifts. Oregon Governor West commutes a death sentence, sparing Mike Mora who was convicted of murder. Public hearings on greater railroad issues proceed after a house rosom.
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Austin
Texas
Comptroller's Department
Ophorace
Niles
Wolea
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Mike Mora
West
Morgan
Mount Carmel
Lil
John York
Orent Pas
Cardinal Farley Homeward Bound
Cardinal Farley and suite boarded the ship today for home from Berlin. Thousands of Naples Catholics gave a warm greeting as relatives in New York shared in the welcome, reflecting personal interest in the diocese.
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Naples
Jan
Cardinal Farley
Berlin
Pringe
New York
Mayor Schmitz Faces Bribery Charge in San Francisco Graft Era
Totayex reports Mayor Eugene K Schmitz will face trial on bribery charges linked to trolley ordinances during the 1906 07 graft era. Abe Ruef dominates the backdrop as a key figure, with San Quentin prison noted for his fourteen year sentence while the wider graft inquiry exposed corruption among officials and financiers.
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Prowler
Cal
Porter
Eugene K. Schmitz
Indermonte
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Ban Quentin
Ted
Quentin
Democratic boom displays for presidential nomination in Washington
In Washington the rooms of Democratic aspirants are attracting attention ahead of the next rounds of the party’s nomination fight. Woodrow Wilson’s headquarters open for business as the committee meeting looms. The Anewon boom and other factions vie to impress committee members.
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Washington
Micho
Woodrow Wilson
Patios
Jovernor Wiliom
Peru
Pomertine Ix
Oslo
Fark
Constellman Underwood
Howse
He Tay
Arady
Political mixup in Ohio party lines stirs progressive vote
A garbled 19th century political note describes shifting alignments among progressive Republicans and Democrats in Ohio. It notes rallies and conferences over endorsements for candidates like La Follette and Bryan, speculating on how Ohio's voters might influence the national election through party splits and cross endorsements.
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Ohio
Bryan
Harmony Club 10 Entertains In New York Visit
LotS Club 10 entertains Harmony in New York and Ohio governor candidate Harmon’s East reception. critics say club non partisan, hints at Harmon strength. Edison on lightning rods cited by Kalwin. movable conductors and copper earth surface discussed. Unlucky Swine: farmer sues railroad over hog killed by train. railroad replies decline check.
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New York
Jas
Ar ‘Ton
Ohio
Andy Slimney
Lotoe
Mts
Parbie Mo
Hyemon Veill
Washington
Capital
East
Columbia Statesman
Ragerbuck
Abilene Reporter
Edison
Thomas A. Kalwon
Lilaan
Koper
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