Draft primary election law outlined in Blume bill
Bheman Wyoming Dec 29. Senator Fred Blume Independent Republican drafts Senate File No 1 an act providing for and regulating holding of primary elections nominations for office and party amendments The bill sets primary date the petition requirements ballot format and voter affidavits to prove party affiliation It also covers canvassing counting penalties for false statements and provisions for party organization and conventions The draft aims to safeguard primary integrity and outline penalties for noncompliance.
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Bheman
Wyo
Fred i. Blume
Blume
Senate
Aecovery
Polal Ie
Ateten
Jenal
Anr
Canversing
Volera
New Year Health Course by Prof Sixemith in Cheyenne
Prof William K Sixemith, trainer to Roosevelt on an African trip, offers a physical training course for business and professional men in Cheyenne starting January 2 1911. The program promises to boost vitality, address constipation and indigestion, and includes boxing and internal exercises over ten lessons for $10, with an option for wives and daughters to join.
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William K. Sixemith
Roosevelt
Army
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
Staamith
Chicago Buried Under Blaney of Slush
Chicago faced a heavy wet storm that began before midnight and continued into the day. The slush crippled telegraph and telephone lines, stalled streetcars and trains, and left streets nearly impassable. Thousands of destitute residents faced gloom as railroads and wires suffered outages.
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Chicago
Wee
Replica of Ancient Steamer Drawn for Ohio River Celebration
Indianapolis December 29 The replica of the Orleans steamboat, first to navigate the Ohio and Mississippi, will sail the 1842 voyage replica for the Ohio Valley historical association centennial celebration at Pittsburgh September 26 27 and 28 19f1. The Orleans was commanded by N J Roosevelt and the event may feature Paul Songer.
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Indianapolis
Orleans
Pittsburg
New Orleano
Ohio
Pittagurg
Ohio Valley Historical Association
N. J. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Featus
Pauls Songer
Orleans Trip Sparks Town Celebrations
Towns along the Orleans itinerary plan celebrations as the vessel reaches each stop. Residents anticipate festive events, with local officials coordinating activities to mark the journey.
Charley Taft Shuns White House Fame at Washington Party
Young Charley Taft, son of President Taft, attends a Washington party with a little lady and answers questions with terse replies. He declines to reveal his name beyond Charley and admits his father is a political office holder on Pennsylvania Avenue, living at the White House.
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Tapt
Washington
Charley
Taft
Charley Taft
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Spokane Adopts Commission Form of Government
Spokane adopts the commission form of city government with a 6,498 to 4,111 vote in favor, a 2,427 majority, as most precincts report. Many women registered after the new state law took effect, but turnout appears about two-fifths.
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Spokane
Dee
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