Vice Presidential Topic Dominates Denver Dispatch
Denver July 1. Democratic foremost leaders in Denver expect George Gray of Delaware to accept second place on the ticket. Josiah Marvel of Wilmington, Gray’s backer, arrives but will not concede. Bryan’s supporters debate a strong plank on equal rights before law and labor.
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Denver
Colo
Lmry
Geo
Delaware
Bryan
Jed
Iinally
George Gray
Dix
Josiah Asvel
Wilmington
Del
Camimis
Cen
Bret
Maryma
Gray
Mr. Marvel
Uutickere
Johnson
Committee On Resolution
Con Hestself
Sullivan
Vilinois
Mations
Sivag
Equal Rights Before
Washington
Chicago
Sammuel Gompera
oMeru
American Federation of Labor
Helfner
Mwefner
Pacle
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Coeur d Alene excursion pavilion ties into lake events
Report describes a free time and dancing pavilion setup from Coeur d Alene to St Joe with connections to steamers for an excursion. The structure is electric lighted with a large floor and roof protection, intended for socializing among lake residents. North Dakota bankers meet in Bismarck amid perceived perilous conditions, while Boston area firms cut electricity rates from 16 to 12 cents per kilowatt hour and push for further reductions.
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St. Joe
Coeur d'Alene
Reading
Coeur d’Alene
Chateolet
Boston
Battson Light and Power Company
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Bandits Ravage Border and U S Move Cautions
Washington July 1 American military force is being considered to enforce neutrality laws along the Mexican border as rebels rampage across the line. General Mayer reports orders to dispatch four cavalry troops from his department to Del Rio while wartime legal scholars weigh power limits on stopping crossings. Regulators face delicate clashes with civil courts as authorities study border policing duties and fugitive denials across the line. Continues on page four.
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U. G
Washington
Mayer
Department of Tessa
War Department
Direc- Hohe
del Tio
Eisil
Ealmont
Pamporis
Court Reverses Interstate Commerce Ruling
A federal court temporarily suspends and enjoins the Interstate Commerce Commission order charging railroads 82 to 1 a car for transferring live stock from the Chicago stockyards to Union Dockyards. The ruling cites error in how rates were set and directs suspension pending final decision. Parties include Chicago Great Western, Chicago and Alton, and others. case involves receivers Sealth and Fuickpey.
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BT. Paul
Judes Banborn
Hook
Adams
Interstate Commerce Commision
Tr Trannal
Chicago
Union
Union Hekyards Company
Mets
Sugroas Tt
Theer Acta
Interstate Commerce Communben
Gedeval Cwert
Fabion Shereiy
Sealth and Fuickpey
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Milwauker , Bt. Paul
Chicago & Alton
Bork Inland
Ranta Fr
She Watt
Rennivers Smith and Guickney
Sherman
United
Gesers Bonaparte
Moore Forgery Case Traced To Avery Moore
A lengthy report details Avery C. Moore, a labor leader and political figure, sought in multiple states for forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses. The narrative traces Moore’s movements from Sandpoint to Spokane and Taroma, alleging mining schemes, gambling, and deceit that left his family destitute. The article notes forged checks, misused funds, and an orchestrated flight possibly to Mexico or beyond, with authorities seeking his arrest.
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Avery C. Moore
Prs
Republican
Sandpoint
Spokane
Kuchange National Bank
Taroma
Moore
California
Mexico
Lila
Hia
Bia
Lewiston
Geo. H. Marker
Bandvolt
Desoto
Toney
Alabusne
Monte
Dauke
Barker
Ti Tacoms
Exchange National Banc
Tm Chiamacuer
Grawn
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Pacific Coast
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Rirxan
Committee of
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Chicago Coliseum
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North Dakota
Bismark
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Army
Congrem
Itr
Alutinet
Otter
Mulictier
Navy
Hames
Lamar
of the Marine Sere
Moana
Principe Samistrat
Avery Moore
Conmulan
Clee
Owen
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Canada
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Bamberg
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Port Rowan
Oost- Jeook
Ganpe
Miyindache
Threw Rivers
Windsor
Woodstock
Lucerne
Mt. Cieriatepher
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Castellamare
Sabie
Cermule
Uea
Funchal
Mart Sankey
Antigua
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Merkite
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Ownen
la Rochatle
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Wetman
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Antung
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Karathi
Madras
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Stasgoom
Salwakt
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Swaiom
Tapachule
Tripoli
M. Currey
Agsiant Bryan
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