Governor's Trial Set After Sept Twenty Six
Judge Howe to preside as Governor Carroll Cade faces criminal trial after September 26 in Polk County. Attorneys for prosecution and defense agreed to date with continuance requested for witness Claude Jarnagin out of state. Trial likely late September or early October as Guthrie pushes for cases involving indicted and jailed defendants to go first.
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James A. Howe
York County District Court
J. Carrallty
John Cowale
Blate
Claude Jarnagin
Preavut
Thomas Guthrie
Guthrie Yan
Guthrie
Dowell
Ion
Jerry
Democrats Carry Maine Upset Wins Governor Seat
Maine voters backed Democrat Frederick W. Plaisted yesterday, overturning a solid Republican delegation in at least two districts and possibly four. Returns last night suggested a Democratic majority in the state senate and a mixed house, with preliminary figures showing Democrats set to control the constitutional convention delegate slate.
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Frederick W Plaisted
Repnbivana
Lato
Senate
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Arty
Arty, Sept. St
Youth called out and shot in Davenport case details
Andrew Dyburg was arrested in Moline charged as a member of twelve men who killed Frank Dunbar aged 19 at his home in Moline. Dyburg has eight wounds in his arm and says members of the Dunbar family fired on the gang. Police allege all gang members faced danger.
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Andrew Dyburg
Moline
Frank Dunbar
Horse Trader Held as Stayer in Fatal Baker Case
Mason City daily reports John Scherer a longtime horse trader arrested on murder charges in the death of Henry Luckus a young baker. The incident followed a confrontation with a companion at Scherer’s residence two months ago and involved a horse driven by a cob.
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John Scherer
Henry Luckus
Scherer
Sinking of Pere Marquette No. 18 Near Sheboygan
A Lake Michigan disaster off Port Washington claims 29 lives and leaves 20 survivors after the Pere Marquette No. 18 sinks with 32 loaded freight cars. Pere Marquette No. 17 and No. 20 reach the scene as rescue efforts continue amid chaotic scenes and wreckage.
Browne Found Not Guilty After 21-Hour Jury Verdict
In Chicago the jury returned a not guilty verdict in the second Browne trial for bribery involving representative Charien A. White and Senator Lorimer. The 21 hour deliberation surprised many as polling swung from acquittal to deadlock, then to a final clear not guilty. Browne embraced his attorney and congratulated the jurors as the room filled with emotion.
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Lola
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Seara
Kersten Angst
Port Washington Ferry Transfer After Fatal Collision
Port Washington recovered six dead including Capt Kilty, as Wore transferred to No 17 and taken back to Ludington. Marine circles believe a string of twenty eight cars came loose when the ferry was buffeted by north rising waves, with the vessel's starboard side wide open as it headed southwest along Lake Michigan.
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Col L Ellwood Dies After Illness at DeKalb Residence
Colonel L Ellwood a leading figure in Tillos until 1908 and noted barbed wire magnate died Sunday night at his DeKalb home after over two months of illness. His wife’s passing nine weeks earlier preceded a rapid decline. Ellwood built wealth from ranch subdivision and fencing industry and was known for political and financial ties in the state. Boston population bears study as another major city report shows Boston at 5,670,585 residents, up 109,622 since 1900.
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Hayes Home to State Offered by Hayes Family
The Hayes homestead at Blügel Grove near Fremont Ohio was offered to the state on Thursday by Maj Webb C Hayes representing the late President Rutherford Hayes. The transfer aims to preserve the property associated with the former president.
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Bplegel Grove
Fremont
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Webb C. Hayes
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Firea Threaten Two Towns Amid Forest Fire Crews
Fire officials warn two towns face threat as forest fires burn near communities. Rescue crews from multiple agencies battle advancing flames, evacuations considered for residents in risk zones. Local authorities urge preparations and monitor shifting wind patterns.
Grand Jury Report Mentions May 6 and Bribe Timeline
A grand jury outlines a bribe timeline with payments to White at the Briggs House on June 16, 1909, under an agreement dated May 26, 1909. The record ties the actions to a May 6 proceedings and the involved parties.
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Wisconsin La Follette sweeps state primaries in landslide
Wisconsin results show United States Senator Robert M La Follette winning by a large margin over Samuel A Cook in Milwaukee and across the state. Townsend leads Burrows for the Republican nomination with about 17 000 votes more. Governor Osborn trails in Michigan with Osborn garnering 38 993 votes and Kalley and Musgelman contesting for lieutenant governor.
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Francis H. McGovern
Deco
Mich
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Burrows
Oxborn
Kalley
Amos &, Musgelman
Nomination Gosta For Georgia Governor Nominee
Hoke Smith, the successful Democratic primary candidate for Georgia governor, faced a financial stipend of 17 504.10 dollars paid by Allenta Georgia. The payment occurred Saturday in a comptroller’s office within the state.
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Allenta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Falling Rocks Kill Ten Workmen in Erie Tunnels
In Jersey City the collapse of Palisades rock into the old Erie railroad tunnels crushed ten workers and injured nine, as twenty-eight laborers toiled in three shifts removing rock to open Freight tracks. Debris, brick and mortar collapsed, with unclear cause, while a large rock mass buried workers and caused extensive damage.
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Placel Ita
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Illinois coal miners end strike with new contract
Forty four thousand Illinois coal miners will resume work after a five month idleness following a deal between mine workers officials and the news Coal Operators' association. The contract extends to April 1, 1942 with wage increases about eight cents per ton and safety improvements. The strike caused a potential 20 million ton shortage, $15 million lost wages, and about $10 million in operator losses.
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Illnoia
News Coal Operators’ Association
Minera
Grart Mining
Conductor Thrown 25 Feet From Car Embankment
West Chicago Alabama area reports say C N W conductor George Haba was hurled down a 24 to 25 foot embankment on Arbor Avenue. The injury details mention kidney issues and prolonged illness prior to recovery aided by Dean's Kidney Pills per an advertisement.
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Resinol Ointment Endorsed by International Readers
A testimonial from M. F. Ryan of Bedford Square London praising Resinol Ointment for skin eruptions. The reader audience is described as intelligent worldwide, urging use for troubled skin and noting the preparation as efficacious in many cases.
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Bedford
London
Sprouting Up and Mary Defy Age in Playful Exchange
A brief dialogue fragment shows Mary insisting she is not too old to play with boys, replying that she grows to like them more as she ages, while a mother questions her bold stance. The exchange captures a lighthearted family moment reflecting attitudes toward age and play.
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Lorimer Resigns From Hamilton Club After Banquet Clash
United States Senator William Lorimer resigns from the Hamilton club after its president John F. Batten withdrew an invitation to the Roosevelt banquet. Roosevelt demanded the withdrawal because Lorimer was to be a guest. Lorimer urged immediate acceptance, but supporters on the club board may oppose the resignation.
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Hamilton Club
United States
William Lorimer
Clut
John F. Batten
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
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Lorimer
Club
Patterson withdraws from Tennessee governor race
Governor Malcolm R. Patterson of Tennessee withdrew his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in a sensational late campaign move. The announcement followed a scorching statement and a long public debate, signaling a shift in Tennessee political dynamics.
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Nehville
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Malcolm R. Patterson
Flood Victim Bones Unearthed Near Johnstown Bridge
Report from Johnstown Pennsylvania describes recovery of flood victim remains found along Conemaugh River near the historic stone bridge. Authorities say the search is ongoing as wreckage and debris are scanned for additional victims.
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