Festive Centennial Procession Marks Mexico Celebration
Vast crowds in Mexico City for a hundred years of freedom festival. Diverse groups from many lands fill streets and hotels as bands and floats showcase Diaz era history. United States artists join the pageant with Allied flags. hopes rise for a new era of progress.
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Reshaped races in Washington put Poindexter ahead
In a fragmented election across King Pierce Skagit and other counties Representative Hum renominated in the first district while Poindexter leads for United States senator. Insurgent McCredie and others split the field as Democratic candidates battle for key seats. Taft influence and regular ticket shifts shape outcomes with Missouri mule team noted in rural result.
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Humstand Patter
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Eraon
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McCredie
William Lae
Wisconsin
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Federal judge upholds nonexclusive municipal franchises
Judge Olin Wellborn of the Los Angeles federal district court ruled that granting a municipality a public utility franchise does not bar the city from operating an opposing utility. The decision, in Maderia Water Co vs the people of Maderia, denies the company’s claim of exclusivity and affects many in California backing the water firm.
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Mary Mannering Will Recover From Operation
Mary Mannering faces recovery after an operation in New York as of September 14, with brief notes on her condition and medical progress.
Mannering Recovering After Appendectomy Yesterday
Actress Mannering underwent an appendectomy yesterday and is now recovering. Medical staff report a routine operation with no complications.
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Mannering
Mary Mannering
Prick Trust Indicted For Sherman Law Violation
Chicago officials report the grand jury indicted the so-called Prick Trust for alleged Sherman anti trust violations. Four individuals and three companies are named. Also noted is a land sale of an acre and a half and Elk City man selling 185 sacks of potatoes this year for 416.25 dollars.
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Elk City
Judge McGinn to Speak in Eugene on Non-Political Judiciary
Port land judge Henry E. McGinn will speak in Eugene Thursday night at the county courthouse on the Republican Assembly Movement and the Non-Political Judiciary. He aims to promote nonpartisan selection for Oregon’s supreme court, part of a broader Willamette valley tour including Roseburg and Salem.
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Eugene
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Willamette Valley
Roseburg
County Court House
Salem
Lane County
Supreme Court
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State Bar Association
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Uert Coe Cou Supreme Scout
Ashaly
Oregon
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
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Frank A. Moore
Robert Eakin
Will R. King
Woodson T. Slater
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Countess of Antrim robbed in Winnipeg jewels worth thousands
In Winnipeg on September 14 the Countess of Antrim lost jewels valued at several thousand dollars in a robbery. Several recent robberies on trains and railway hotels across western Canada have yielded an estimated loot near $100,000 for the bandits.
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Canada
Divinity Student Charged in Fatal Poisoning Case
Kansas City Sept 14 A warrant charging Karl Bickel a divinity student with manslaughter in the death of Frances Peters a 20 year old typist who died after mercurial poisoning in a hospital last night Bickel is 22 and undeclared by officers. The case follows a non political judiciary theme discussed by a lawyers convention.
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Karl Bickel
Frances Peters
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Farm Paper Free Offer for Weekly Guard Subscribers
Subscriptions paying one year in advance at 81.50 include a free year of Oregon Agriculture. The Northwest paper is praised as a premier source on farming fruit and livestock topics, valued for reliable, well chosen content and strong usefulness to farmers.
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Loeb vents on smugglers and striped gowns plan
New York Sept 14 Collector Loeb decries smuggling by wealthy and poor alike in sharp rebuke. He defends strict punishment and jokes about striped gowns for offenders. He cites European returnees as boasting of evading duties and notes hearings loom for accused smugglers.
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Sam
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Roosevelt Says Primary Result Satisfactory in New York
Roosevelt voiced satisfaction with New York county primary results and said he would help draft the Republican state platform. He reiterated he will not accept the convention chairmanship for governor. Across New York City primaries show Roosevelt trailing Old Guard in King County delegates, with Roosevelt aligned to win 199 of 199 NY county delegates.
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Narrow Escape From Frightful Mine Disaster
Vandalia mine No 10 near Linton Indiana faced a gas explosion caused by a defective miner lamp. One worker died, one fatally injured, five seriously hurt. about 300 workers were in the mine but had moved to a different section before the blast avoiding a broader catastrophe.
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Sisters Reunited After Fifty Six Years in Harrisburg
Two sisters, Mrs. Julia Ketchem and Mrs. H. B. Holt, met in Harrisburg after 56 years apart. Separated in 1852 in Illinois when the mother died, they grew up separately, pursued families and lives, then traced each other through neighbors and letters, ending in a long awaited embrace last week.
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Julia Ketchem
H. B. Holt
Illinois
Twice a Week Guard Begins October 3
The Weekly Guard will be issued twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays starting October 3. Subscription price remains $1.50 per year, the same as the current weekly edition.
Fair Weather for Tomorrow Across Regions
Weather outlook shows fair conditions in Oregon and Washington for tomorrow and Thursday. Idaho experiences fair weather tonight and Thursday with rain expected in the southeast.
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Washington
Idaho
Chicago Grain Prices and a Chicago Woman Arrested
Wheat prices closed with September at 943 4 as December 98 34 and May 1043 4. Portland Track Club bluestem ranges and Tacoma Milling club values are listed. Mrs Mayne McKenna of Chicago faces claims after customs inspectors found 15000 dollars in jewelry and seven Paris gowns un declared. she testified the jewels were bought here and may keep them while gowns were seized and bail set at 5000 pending tomorrow’s hearing.
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Governor Carroll Faces Libel Trial in Polk County
Des Moines Iowa September 14 a historic criminal hearing opens in Polk County Court with Governor B F Carroll defending against a criminal libel indictment by John Cownle ex chairman of the state board of control Carroll contends the board violated the law and that Cownle shipped tuberculosis declared cattle out of state at state institutions Moses Cohen to defend for Carroll while County Attorney Guthrie and aides prosecute Judge James A Howe to preside Carroll a native Iowan aged about fifty previously a teacher and Bloomfield Republican editor and publisher now faces political opposition framing the case as a partisan matter
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Polk County
B. F. Carroll
John Cownle
State Board of Control
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Cownle
Polk County Grand Jury
Moses Cohen
Thomas Guthrie
Downie
James A. Howe
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Iowa Governor Election Highlighted By State Auditor Past
The text notes the governor of Iowa, previously serving as state auditor, with a term expiring next January. It also lists 1900 and current population figures for Watertown, Oswego, and Cohoes, New York, showing Watertown up 23.2 percent. Oswego and Cohoes show modest growth from 1900 figures.
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Puritan Defeats Genesta for America’s Cup off Long Island
Fifty years ago today on September 14 the American yacht Puritan beat the English yacht Genesta in a race for the America's Cup off Long Island by over fifteen minutes. After four failed attempts the New York Yacht Club finally secured the cup, with the American boat winning easily. A large number of women registered in Boston to vote on the school question.
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