Capital endorses Cummings for presidential nomination
The Capital urges the nomination of United States Senator Albert B. Cummings as the best solution to the party's acute situation. It calls this a responsive act to public opinion and an assertion that the Democratic party remains the true representative of the people amid a divided opposition.
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Iowa
United States
Albert B. Cummings
Party of the Republic
Party of the People
Des Moines Capital shifts stance on Taft to Cummings
Ex Senator Lafayette Young editor declares Taft nomination hopeless and endorses Cummings. He notes a growing belief that Taft cannot be renominated, Iowa is a progressive state, and blotting out stand patism as dead. The piece signals a major party realignment within Iowa’s GOP.
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Des Moines
Lafayette Young
Taft
Cummings
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Chicago
Ohio
Ohio convention rejects judicial recall in new constitution
The Ohio constitutional convention adjourned after proposing changes to the state’s fundamental law. It replaces recall with a rule requiring five of six supreme court judges to strike down legislation, arguing a strong majority safeguards against improper judicial action and ends the recall agitation.
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Ohio Constitutional Convention
Ohio
Supreme Court
Col. Roosevelt
A Senator Worth While
The article lauds Senator William E. Borah of Idaho as a national figure of ability and integrity. It praises his principled stance on credential votes and his independence from Roosevelt faction pressure, noting his judicial conduct and refusal to prostitute himself for any man. It ends with a wistful wish for a Montana senator like him.
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William E. Borah
United States
Idaho
Congress
Utah
Roosevelt
Committee On
Montana
Rumor of renewed oil interest in Smallhorn Canyon area
Rumors say eastern investors with oil experience renew activity in the Smallhorn Canyon oil field. Test wells may be drilled after years of little result as locals recall prior lapsed claims and hope for a district prosperity driven by a paying oil discovery.
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Smallhorn Canyon
Dell
Embryo Rockefellers
Dillon
Paris Portraits Lead Sale With High Bids
At a Paris picture sale last week a Rembrandt portrait sold for eighty thousand dollars and a Veronese for thirty nine thousand. A marble head of John the Baptist brought eight hundred thirty six dollars. The two day sale totaled seven hundred thousand dollars.
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Paris
Rembrant
John the Baptist
Real Estate Transfers From Title Books Week Ending June 9 1912
Patent transfers include Edith J. Phister 160 acres Horse Prairie and George Edinger 80.25 acres beach east of Dillon. Bridget Gallagher 120 acres above Lima. Various warranty deeds to Marianna Englesgield Weinman 40 acres Big Hole basin and to T. J. Mulany A. L. Stone on about 940 acres. Considerations largely $1 or $10. Also deeds involving Helena Hein berg Intermountain Milling and Elevator Co. 1,688 acres Dillon original and Louis L. Bell to Rasmus Hansen 7.13 acres near Dillon for right of way. Other transfers cover 1 lot Dillon original Mary L. Bigler to Mrs. R. J. Brown 3 lots, Montana-Idaho Gold Dredging Co. to Mary O Rourke et al 34 mining claim interests, and quit claim William S. Tash John Lenkersdorfer to John S. Baker. Cemetery and water rights deeds plus Wisdom Mercantile Co incorporation and Silver Fissure Mining Co annual report and resident agent appointment.
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Edith J. Phister
Horse Prairie
George Edinger
Beach
Dillon
Bridget Gallagher
Lima
James Stewart
Marianna Englesgield_ Weinman
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Charles L. Lawrence
T. J. Mulany
A. L. Stone
Wisdom
Lee Shaw
A.L. Stone
Helena Heinberg
Intermountain Millings and Elevator Company
Louis L. Bell
Rasmus Hansen
Stephen Lasich
Jakob Skendér
Mary L. Bigler
R. J. Brown
Montana- Idaho
Mary O'Rourke
Prosperity
Nugget Bar
Bartlett Bar
Paw Sapa
Buena Vista Bar
California Bar
Morgan Bar
Jones Creek
Arcadia
Haney
Klondyke
Beer
O'Rourke
William S. Tash
John Lenkersdorfer
Johns
Baker
Spring Creek
Mountain View Cemetery
Emma Carhartt
John S. Baker
Cottonwood Springs
Wesley & Ester Miller
United States of America
Wise River
Wisdom Mercantile Co
Silver Fissure Mining Co
Joseph C. Smith
Massive Local Violence Reported Across Idaho and Mexico
A series of violent incidents are described including a severely injured colored man taken to jail, a fatal hailstorm near Blackwell Idaho that killed Perry Nesby, and a large massacre in Juchitan where 600 Mexican troops killed by ambush with women aiding in the slaughter. The account cites Willis S. Hunt and the transport Buford.
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Chas. Sassman
Fred Oliver
Butte
Blackwell
Idaho
Newkirk
Perry Nesby
Juchitan
Willis S. Hunt
Buford
Diaz
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An old Toledo pharmacy ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinman & Marvin claim 15 years of good business with F J Cheney & Co. The remedy is taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle, and sold by all druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O Halls
Horrors of Peace Highlighted by Accident Statistics
An accident occurs every three seconds and 58,000 die from accidents annually. One in six is injured yearly, drowning claims a life every 14 hours, and fire destroys a life every 48 hours. Arm and limb losses reach 100,000 yearly.
The Telephone's Broader Field
The article describes how ordinary telephone use by families grows with long distance service. It highlights emergencies, convenience, family unity, social life, and shared happiness as benefits beyond grocery orders. It notes long distance messages can be costly and urges calling for rate information.
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Taysu & Pustisumne Co
Tribune
Safe Young— Progressive
Kodaks
Pearl I. Smith
Cravenette
London
Rain-Coats
Machinette
Rosenwald & Weil
Eliel Brothers
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Mountain States Teleproph Telegraph Company
H. P. Rambler
Dillon Novelty Works
Helena Street
Edison Phonographs
Tattersall
Foster Employment Agency
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