Library closes and community fights to fund it
Local board faces a fundraising failure as the town library announces closure due to insufficient funds. Members plead for state aid or private subscriptions while shelves are packed and plans to recan and store books proceed amid mounting debt and uncertain future.
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Gompers Speech Criticized As Debs Red Tour Fuel
Rumors rise in Omaha of a repeat address by William J. Bryan criticizing Samuel Gompers and the Socialist movement. The talk allegedly argues democracy opposes socialism, links the Republican Party to Marxist growth, and aims to influence the November outcome with planned focus on Debs and socialist theory.
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Gompers
Americas Federation of Labor
William J. Brras
Eugene V. Debs
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Republican Party
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New York
Woman confesses to murder of Idaho husband Bachus
Mrs Naser Bachus, under intense questioning, admitted involvement in the murder of her husband J M Bachus near Gifford Idaho. She later recanted, implicating others in the crime and claiming a motive rooted in fear. Authorities describe contrasting confessions and ongoing investigations to clarify the events of Monday night.
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Freil
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Gifford
Rumell McCall
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Standard Oil files answer in rehearing bid
Standard Oil Company of Indiana disputed the government's request for a rehearing of Judge Landis 29 million dollar shipping rate case. The company argued it did not owe the duty to inform the court about rates and that the Supreme Court ruling on that point was not established. The filing also denies the incumbent obligation on the shipper to inform Landis of rates and seeks reopen the case. W. K. Grant of Grant Lauber Company visited the city. AV. Charbertin undertook extensive improvements on his rental property.
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Chicago
Mannard Ol
Landis
Internate Commerce Law
Lilmesttas
W. K. Grant
Grant Lauber Company
Marri, Waa
AV. Charbertin
Jones defeats Senator Ankeny in Seattle primary
Seattle Wash Sept 10 The future from the primaries shows Jones winning the endorsement of the people over Senator Ankeny for the presidency. Jones carried his home county by a wide margin and showed a strong showing in every county, indicating solid support for his campaign.
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Seattle
Weary Jones
Bensier Ankeny
Uutind
Buster Oonate
Jon Warried
Forest Fires Endanger Vancouver District As Blaze Rages
Vancouver British Columbia reports a major wildfire near Mount McKay threatening Fort Williams and outlying towns. Firefighters, volunteers, and residents scramble to defend Gillet and Scott townships. No rain has fallen, raising fears of widespread damage to timber and property, including the Chinmoreiat hotel blaze.
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Fort Wiliams
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Rcott
Oley
Chinmoreiat Hotel
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Port Arthur
Heyburn Addresses Direct Primary Campaign in Idaho
A Republican rally in Idaho featured Senator Heyburn delivering a direct primary campaign speech. He lauded the party's achievements, defended the Taft era, and argued for ongoing national unity while opposing the direct primary as impracticable. The talk referenced forest policy and the responsibility of state guardianship alongside federal standards.
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Daha
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Res Publican
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Maes
Sas Uuiind Mater
Benatyr
Weldon M. Heyburt
Meyburn
Republican Party
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Wiliam M. Taft
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Voliey
Ewald
Geoule
Ideho
Serrion
Marriman Rant Noted After Fast Ends at Five
A garbled report notes Marriman delivering a menacing oration termed a rant after a fast ended at 5 15 pm yesterday. It mentions an event at a location likely implying a church or venue with a crowd reacting as officials respond. Several names appear in uncertain form, with details unclear.
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Via
Rey
Ren
Fitzgerald Case Dismissed in Chicago Prosecutions
The state authorities dismissed the Fitzgerald case amid insufficient evidence for conviction. George W. Fitzgerald, a former sub-treasury official, faced allegations of theft involving denominations up to ten thousand dollars. Detectives linked a business past activity to the case, but after careful review the charges were dropped.
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Chicago
Georgi W. Fitzgerald
Walton
Fitsgerald
Wes
Desperate Union Couple Die in Gas Tragedy
In a Gen Francisco area dwelling a united couple aged about 30 years perished in a gas suicide to escape poverty. Neighbors and kin had sought aid but pleas went unanswered. The pair, married three decades, left relatives distressed as authorities investigated the fatal act and household debris.
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Han Franciach
Sud Beth Ware
Eérawerd
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