Voters in Diamondville Inquiry Hear Testimony
Testimony recounts oaths and registration pens at Diamondville precincts for 1912 election. Witnesses including August Mustanson and Mary Wilson discuss registration, reading English or Finnish, and possible intimidation by Donald McAllister and others while polling and voter visibility through booth curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McAllister
Dilamondville
Daly Hotel
Mr. Kennedy
Mullen
Diamondville
Tramondrillc
Thoma Sneddon
C.S McDonald
Donald Mc. Allister
A. Mille
Vicket
Kennedy
Himeelf
Sir Q
Diamond Iile Coal and Coke Company
Thomas Sneddon
C. & Meister
John Villanova
New York
Michigan
Lincoln
Wyoming
State of
Lincoln County
Elek
Engiseh
Elmet
Rome
State
Wyom
Testimony of Mary Silfvast in Wyoming case
Mary Silfvast testifies under oath with interpreter, discussing her naturalization and marriage details. She recalls twenty years ago and mentions confusion over dates, national origin, and citizenship status during the direct examination in Lincoln County Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Mustanson
Toutifien
Elmer Longy
Mr. Rigdon
Diamondville
Lincoln County
Wyoming
The
United Statos
Lincoln
State of
Michigan
A. Tralian
United Biazon
United States
Cumberland
Matt Almo
A. Thaly
Citheon
Diamondyville
Annie Molinay
Diemondville
Branston
Uinta County
Tiinolsg
Evanston
Mary Silfvaat
Tiledon
Fimer Longy
Mary Silfvast
United Staton
Questioning of Jennie Villanova in Case Ledger
Fragmentary dialogue records Jennie Villanova answering questions about identity. The exchange mentions places and counties but lacks clear, complete details or a coherent context. The text appears as a series of Q and A prompts with uncertain responses.
Witness fees demanded by Annie Neimi during trial
Annie Neimi, presented by contestants as a witness, requests witness fees. Elmer Longy acts as interpreter. The testimony questions include name, citizenship path through marriage, and uncertainty about past elections and officers.
Witness Teats Fees as Contestant Demands
Transcripts show Herman Autio, cross examined by Rig A. and Kennedy, with questions about fees, reading ability, and residency. Testimony references Oakley and a November election, noting Autio’s injury and limited literacy.
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Thomas
Sneddon
Henarray A. Veo
August Mubptanson
Andrew Neimt
Andrew Neimi
Mamondville
Ulnota County
Joseph Pellegrini
Jenne
Villanova
Cheyenne
Kemmerer
Yeu
Mary. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Mary Aimo
Mar’ Almo
Rigdon
Mary Ailmo
Winta County
Sarah Fern
England
Almy
Finn
Johanna Bilfvast
Rig
Don
Johanna
Ilfvast
Finland
Guat
Guat Bilfvast
A. Rawlings
Rawlins
Yeu. Rigdon
Gunt Silfvast
Notary
Annie Molinar
Andé Molimar
Thadlan
Lows Molinar
Loula Mol
A. Trallan
the & Citizen of the
Italy
Illinois
Collinsville
Asir
Frank Hankin
Smith
Frank
Frank Hawkins
Oakley
Tate
Pnelio
Foha
Jonn Fort
John Forti
Rir
A. John Forti
Jennie Villanova
Reventeen
Annie Neimi
Anni Neimi
A. Annie
A. Neimi
A. Mamondville
A. Lincon
Papore
Tne
Ming
Herman Autio
A. McDonald and Smith
Enghel
Ros
Mr. Ken
Nedy
Sacra Pletila
Becra Pietila
Bacra
Lela
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