Clean Sweep Made in Arizona
Arizona voters are expected to elect two U S senators and the governor, with Democrats leading in the legislature. Henry A Ashur et of Prescott and Mark H Smith of Tucson are sighted for the Senate, Powisen for governor, while the secretary of state race favors the Republican Cleveland with Osborne of Phoenix challenged.
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Phoenx
Ariz
Arizona
United State Senate
House of Representative
Phoenix
Henry A. Ashuret
Prescott
Mark H. Smith
Tucson
United Starter
Senate
Ex-President Roosevelt Would Not Talk Politics
Boston December 14 Col Theodore Roosevelt refused to discuss politics when seen today. He arrived for a brief visit and attended the Traveler's Club gathering, with plans to join Harvard College board of overseers meeting tomorrow. Dean's Revels advertised for constipation relief at 25 cents a bottle.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Traveler's Club
Harvard College
Governor names commissioners to enforce temperance laws
Acting under a Nashville resolution Governor Hooper named a commission to investigate the authority to enforce prohibition laws and propose amendments to strengthen enforcement. The 18 member panel includes judges, attorneys, and senators from Nashville Knoxville Knox ville Union City Jackson Memphis Bristol Cookeville Chattanooga with the governor encouraging multi city consultation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Unut @inference
Tivee
Jungis
John A. Pitts
John H. BeWhi
Neahville Us
Soneary
G. N. Tillman
T. Asbury Witzht
Judes A. Welcker
James A Penland
Knoxville
W. A. Svrgeant
Union City
EL Bullock
Jackson
Gue T Fitzhugh
Jony E McCall
Memphis
Hal H. Haynes
Bristol
O. K. Howthday
Cookeville
W. G- M. Thomas
O W. Jankig
Jonn H Berry
Chattanooga
Orer
Animal Course In Agriculture At Tennessee University
The eleventh annual short course in agriculture will be held at the University of Tennessee Knoxville from January 1 to February 24. The program runs eight weeks with farm crops, horticulture, and dairying, plus animal husbandry and general agriculture. Courses are free aside from travel and board. materials are modest.
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University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Bain
Bentley
Keffer
Tennessee
Expulsion Motion Over Iron Workers unfolds in labor council
Atchison Kansas December 5 A resolution by the Atchison trades and labor council urges expulsion of the Structural Iron and Bridge Workers from the AFL if officials knew of McNamaras plots. It calls California and federal officers to prosecute all who acted under union guise. Kentucky December 11 Judge Edward G O Re ar of the state appeals court tendered his resignation to Governor Wilson. The resignation was accepted and his successor remains to be chosen. He will reside in Frankfort and practice law.
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Atchison
Kan
Structural Iron and Bridge Workers
American Federation of Labor
Atchison Trades and Labor Council
California
Lsbor
Frankfort
Edward G O'Rear
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Wilson
O'Rear
No Chance for F T Seal Dynamiting Report
Malcom C. Patterson was jailed on first degree assault charges after shooting R. T. Seal at Port Orchard. Seal, hospitalized in Bremerton, faces grave injuries as doctors warn against probing the bullet near the heart. Patterson’s father, ex Gov M R Patterson of Tennessee, has hired counsel. no family contact from Memphis. In Chicago, Miss Mary Dye is named as the third film linked to John J. McNamara’s dynamiting operations, with Haley questioning and denying McNamara’s involvement in any illegal acts.
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Seattle
Wash
Malcolm C. Patterson
R. T. Seal
Port Orchard
Patterson
M. R. Patterson
Tennessee
Seal
Bremerton
Memphis
Chicago
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Mary Dye
Ohio
Mary Haley
Mary Iyet
Daniel Haley
McNamara
Notorious feudist fatally wounded in illness loss notice
The Hersid column expresses thanks to all who offered sympathy during the illness and death of Rosa Garber. Mr. and Mrs. P Garber extend blessings and appreciation for the support received from friends and neighbors.
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Rosa
P. Garber
Prohis Chooses Atlantic City For Next National Convention
Atlantic City was picked as the site for the Prohibition Party national convention next year. The date likely falls between June 20 and July 20. Tensions rose between progressives and standpatters with attacks on Chairman Charles H. Jones of the personal committee and threats to move or cut short the meeting depending on support for the next year's venue.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
Prohibition Party
Ume
Wich
Chas. HK. Jones
Oliver W. Stuart
Aipman Janes Verrices
Bowling Green Tobacco District Notice Details
The Bowling Green Tobacco District Association announces a pool of 10,400,000 pounds linked to John W. Brown of Louisville for the 1911 crop. The district covers parts of Macon county Tennessee and Warren Allen Baden Butler and Logan counties.
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Bowling Green
John W. Brown
Louisville
Macon County
Tenn
Warren, Allen, Baden
Butler
Logan
Dunning Debtor Upon Post Card Fined in Tennessee
W B Hazlewood was fined ten dollars and costs by U S Judge E T Sanford for dunning a debtor through the mails on a post card. The offense violated United States postal laws and occurred in Chattanooga Tennessee in December.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. B. Hazlewood
United States
E. T. Sanford
Makf Move Into Handsome Store
The firm moved into a handsome new building on the north side of Weet Seventh street, despite weather hindrances. The removal was expeditious with nothing misplaced or damaged, and the sales corps earned public praise for the feat.
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Taree Corps of Sales
Darrow Bribery Scandal Mentioned in McNamara Case
Los Angeles reports Clarence Darrow’s name figures in the McNamara jury bribery probe. Gen N Lockwood described Franklin saying he would arrange payment to Darrow for a favorable juror outcome. Corroboration showed offers rising from 2100 to 4000 dollars, with 500 already paid by White.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
E. White
Franklin
Bing
Lochiepoll
Lockwood
White
Mayor to Sell Christmas Trees in Indianapolis
Indianapolis December mayor Shack, who recently moved carloads of potatoes and over 1,000 Thanksgiving turkeys to the public at cost, plans to import Christmas trees at the lowest price. He says Michigan trees may be nearly free aside from handling and freight, hoping to bring several carloads for a reasonable price to residents.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Shack
Seid
Michigan
Isbor
Tennessee Invades North With New Settler Exhibit Tour
Tennessee plans a three month northwest tour sending two state immigration exhibits from Nashville on January 15. The goal is to attract at least five thousand settlers by showcasing Tennessee resources and opportunities. Officials urge counties and commercial bodies to supply free literature for distribution and warn against unscrupulous land sharks targeting new arrivals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Northwest
State Immigration Commission
Departments of Agriculture
Nebraski
Missouri
Iowa
North Dakota
Isconsin
Iindis
Indiana
Ichifan
Emery Town
Ttis
Johnsonsone
Tennessee
Mheane
Bishop 41 Sor Taken Rome
NASIVILLE Tenn Dec 14 DR A J nunts of the Methodist Pub Vehing 1 of Mschy returned from Pensacola Fla He reported that Dishow Wills had recovered sufficiently to be brought home Jim Baltimore and that he expected to leave tonight for that place Bishop Denny who aided Bishop Wilson in Florida conference accompanies him Prevmonin was at fret feared with Rishon Wilson but it did not devel Dr W F McMurray church extension secretary of the ME church is en route to Pierida Real estate transfers listed: Johnson to Lomaden Lumegen to Hardison Pointer to Robert Pointer.
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Nasiville
Tenn
A. J.nunts
Pensacola
Fla
Dishow Wills
Baltimore
Niehl
Denny
Wilson
Florida
Prevmonin Wan
Rishon Wilson
Devel
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Green Watkins
Lerington
Dee
Nesta & Sietarlin
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MEB
Mississippi
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C. F. Lumegen
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