Controversy Over Warren Scandals Reaches Supreme Court Ties
The piece accuses Warren and his political ring of land deals in Wyoming trading government lands for private parcels, benefiting Warren and tied figures. It claims court appointments fueled by graft, naming Willis Van Devanter and others, linkingSenate influence to Supreme Court seats and criticizes Taft administration.
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Weit
Warren
State Commissioner of Lands
Wyoming
Connolly
Senate Appropriations Committee
Supreme Court of the United States
National Capital
Senator Clark
Judiciary Committee
Willis Vandevanter
Vandevanter
Union Pacific
Craud
Interior Department
Washington
van Devanter
Interior Te Penasst
John W. Lacey
Elgcth Circuit
Federal
Senate
Penrose
Archbald
Court of Commerce
Republic
United States
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Taf
Hendrix Shuts Out Cubs In Low Scoring Pirate Win
Claude Hendrix, former Indian star, held Chicago to three hits as the Pirates beat the Cubs 1 to 0 in the second game of yesterday's doubleheader. Ed Ruelbach relieved Lew Richie after three innings. the Cubs won the first game 6 to 2.
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Claude Hendrix
Chicago
Pittsburg
Biz Ed Ruelbach
Cubs
Sells-Floto Circus Slashes Prices and Doubles Attendance
The Sells-Floto circus cuts admission to 26 cents breaking 20 year old pricing. Despite initial doubts, attendance has more than doubled over three seasons, with the company claiming equal full-show access and no extra accommodation wagons. Regular tickets go on sale at 9 am for each performance, honoring general admission for either matinee or evening shows.
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Sells- Floto Circus
Statons
Circus Biside W
Familiar Species Name inquiried by Amateur Guide
An amateur asked in a wilderness setting for the exact name of a familiar species. The guide replied that the species is named Smith, sir, while noting ongoing investigations near Tovisville Courter Touenal.
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Jyst Ebot
Ja Smith
Touenal
Very Hest Offered With One Year Guarantee
Readable text promises a guarantee of one year on the item described as Very Hest. The mention hints at a limited window for purchase and a reassurance of quality.
Peruna and Katarn a remedies compared in review
A reader asks which remedy, Peruna or Katarno, is superior for catarrh. The revised Peruna is best when constipation is present and laxatives are needed, while the old Katarno is better when bowels are regular. The Katarn Co. of Columbus, Ohio, offers Katarno at drug stores.
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Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
New Canal Rumor Not Believed by Officials
Washington reports a London rumor that an Anglo French syndicate plans a Central American canal to rival Panama. State Department officials say they have heard nothing and do not believe it. They note Europe’s interests know the Monroe Doctrine and that Nicaragua could not negotiate except for peace with rebels.
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Washington
London
Central America
Panama Canal
State Department
Europe
Nicaragua
Aristocrats of Rome Thrust Into Prison
Rome, Sept. 3. Two leaders of Rome society and five accomplices were arrested for alleged counterfeit bank notes and government stock certificates. Chief accused are Count Balzacappa and Count Barbiellini, charged with issuing spurious securities on a large scale. The organization is believed to have wide outreach. All deny guilt and are imprisoned in Regina spell jail.
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Rombe
Ieaders
Rome Society
Balzacappa
Barbiellini
Reginaspell
Raisers Pay Record Price for Female Fox at Hughes Farm
Berowman of Borrowman & Son buys a female fox from Henry L. Moreland for 1200 dollars at Hughes in Racers of Foxes News notes the shipment by express with about 20 dollars in charges. Moreland, who trapped three black foxes years ago, has prepared a kennel and aims to breed them this year.
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Tron River
Wis
Berowman
Borrowman & Son
Dlack
Ontario
Canada
Henry L. Moreland
Hughes
Moreland
Express
Beldl
Httle
Interior Secretary Fines Collected Before Honolulu Voyage
The article notes $610 in fines imposed on a passenger carrier by a foreign owned vessel under federal law. Walter L. Fisher, the U S Secretary of the Interior, was reported to experience the penalty while awaiting a trip to Honolulu on the Japanese ship Chiuro.
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San Francisco
United States
Walter L. Fisher
Honolulu
Olds Pie Bakery Rise From Ruin To Regional Empire
In New Haven, H. W. Olds faced ruin after a failed venture. His wife’s pie baking and his door to door sales rebuilt the business. They expanded to a large plant and employed hundreds, making Olds’ pies famous across New England as the world’s first pie bakery cooperative.
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H. HW. Oa
New Haven
Conn
New England
Tmach
Mr. Olds
Mr. Olde
Olds
Ple Bakery
Masonic Play Scheduled at Temple on Sept Fourth
Masons announce a play titled An Eighteen Centure All at the Masonic Temple Wednesday Sept 4 at 8 pm with examinations at 6:30 pm. Admission is free. Committees led by Harry EB Crain.
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Masonic Temple
Harry Eb, Crain
Railways Carry Over One Billion Passengers in Britain
Government report shows Great Britain railways carried 1,326,317,000 non-committing passengers in the last year, up 19,588,000 from 1910. Freight and passenger traffic receipts totaled 570,964,000 dollars, with 307,976,000 from freight, and total gross receipts rose by 16,933,000 dollars over 1910.
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London
Great Britain
Railroad influence limits North B village staffing
In North B Wisconsin the village clerk and two saloonkeepers are the only non railroad employed residents, making it hard to recruit officers unless railroad workers are included. The attorney general ruled that anti-pas laws do not bar railroad men elected to office from using passes while performing rail duties.
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Madison
Wis
North B
Woolen exec Wood pleads not guilty in dynamite conspiracy
President Wood of the American Woolen company pleads not guilty in superior court to an indictment charging conspiracy in distributing dynamite in Lawrence during last winter’s textile strike. He posted a $5,000 bond.
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Boston
Mass
Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Amundson Near South Pole Point in Commission Report
In Christiana Norway on Sept 3 the royal commission reviewing Roald Amundsen's records and data concludes he was within a quarter mile of the South Pole. The report affirms his polar location accuracy and notes his next quest aims for the North Pole.
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Christiana
Norway
Roald Amundson
South Pole
Mirvey
South Polar
North Pole
Amind- Sen
Russian Princess Mind Gone in Paris Hospital
Mystery surrounds a demented woman who drove to a Paris police station claiming to be Princess Natalie Troubetskoy. She remembers only her name, has no city or friends known, and lacks money or identification. The Russian embassy cannot locate her friends and she remains hospitalized. Police think she is a cousin by marriage of Princess Troubetskoy, formerly Amelie Rives.
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Paris
Natalie Troubetskoy
Russia
Princess Troubetskoy
Amelie Rives
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