Des Moines Votes for City Commission Reform
In Des Moines the plan for a city government by a five member commission passed by public vote, with a master and four commissioners to be elected on a general ticket. Each member will oversee a department and collectively form a legislative council, with powers to appoint and recall executives and potentially approve major franchises without a popular vote.
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New Governor of Georgia Addresses Reforms and Security
The newly sworn in governor of Georgia pledges to curb corporate influence, require registration of corporate political contributors, and bar railroad intrastate lobbying. He calls for federal and state enforcement of law, condemns riots, and stresses justice and orderly governance.
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Goyer Smith
Georgia
Why Does Mayor M Clellan Fear a Recount
The passage describes Cavernar Taghes recommending a recount law for New York to resolve uncertainty from the 1860s mayoral vote between George Nrinton Me Clellan. It notes opposition from Mayor McClellan and cites The New York Commercial as stating the recount aim to satisfy public and press while preserving political stability.
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Cavernar Taghes
Quayer
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George Nrinton
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McClelan
Hearst Suite in Court Sparks City Political Conflict
The article details legal battles surrounding Hearst interests and local governance as Acting Mayor McGowan votes on a contentious bill while opponents including Diabd and Gott contend with the governor's aims. It notes appeals to higher courts and possible delays in mayoral succession.
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Supreme Court
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Yates
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MrGiellan
Lambiases Italian Band at Robison Park Today
A noisy program features Lambiases Italian Band at Robison Park with a schedule of performances and guest artists. The notes list a roster of performers and pieces, including operatic and instrumental selections, in a bustling afternoon concert.
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Lambiase
Robison Park
New Officers Elected In Muddled U S Chapter Report
A disjointed note from a New York based meeting lists names and titles including Manley Q. Henmens Green Bay Wis and Ch. W. Rade Paul Mion with roles such as conductor and secretary. The text references supreme page and supreme sentinels and mentions locations Columbus Ohio Hastings Nebraska and Denver in a fragmentary way.
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Deehins
New York
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Kya Aire Sanlor
Manley Q. Henmens
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Spanking Claim Prompted by Unclear Medical Advice
Fragments describe controversial claims about corporal punishment and dubious remedies. The text references Airs ME Lightnors, box W, Notre Dame, and mentions warnings about treatment and money, with uncertain guidance on its effectiveness for adults and elderly people.
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Contracts for Two New Battleships
Washington reports Secretary Metealf awarded the contracts for two 20 000 ton battleships. One goes to the Newport Shipbuilding company for 4 090 000 dollars. The other to the Newport Ship Building company of Quincy Massachusetts with turbine types used by Thrust Morrison and American Curtis.
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Newport
Curtis Tur
Councillors Support RailWreck Prevention Measures
The council elected C. T. Barker and H. Strayer of Columbus as five year executive members. They agreed to petition Congress to unify funds for railroad wreck prevention and to seek federal action on preventing wrecks. Members favored joining the National Car Service association to address baggage routing and mileage checks.
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John Dickay
Columbus
H. Strayer
Congress
National Car Service Agsecttion
Gending
Cou. Groag
Quiet Fourth Planned With No Roosevelt Visit
Oyster Bay will skip its Independence Day celebration this year to honor President Roosevelt's wish for a quiet Fourth. Local officials cite respect for the president and a simple community observance without his presence.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Barr Street Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered on Harn street near Al Amare for a Barr Street Band Concert. The event also featured Singers and dancers, with a notable reel performance by local acts, drawing attention from the Tear Une area and highlighting community entertainment at the venue.
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Enol
Elus Plan Philadelphia Meeting at Lodge Room
The Elus schedule a Philadelphia meet in a lodge room on Tuesday evening at 7 30. Ktoud the Patterman via teber th on Mage 2 Mra Woodworh is at Hora hospital after surgery for a stroke heart failure.
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Woodworh
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Omaha speech by Dithi Bona on campaign outreach planned statewide
In Omaha June 24 a Democratic convention opener features Mayor Jamers, Uhl Poman, Hirvants and others. The report notes a candidate from Heyan in Wyoming visits and Dithi Bona promises to widen campaign stops across many states between May and the convention, using spare time for outreach.
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Ruling in the Gas Case in Fort Wayne
Judge Anderson denied a temporary injunction and overruled the city's demurrer in the Fort Wayne gas case. He suggested settlement talks on gas pricing and possible appointment of a master to fix a price, while expressing doubt the city could force the removal of the gas company from the area.
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Te Fort Ws Gas Conpany
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Bas Company
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Great Discount Sale at Mergrentream's
Ad reads a sale at 704 Calhoun Street opposite Court House with ladies and children's trimmed hats discount. Also announces Boeial Black Bear Dinner at the Hof Bran today from 11 to 2 for 35 cents.
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Freehold Talent Ties With Cohan Company Commitment
A Freehold individual, Mr. Tuna, joins George M. Cohan’s Comedie and play company. Mrs. a daa foe ue daughter of Mr and Mrs Fr Noli of Mreotdine has been a member of Cohan's companies for two years.
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