Senate committee approves multiple nominations for federal posts
The judiciary committee backs confirmations for Frederick Lehmann J R Clark Jr W T Thompson F E Hinckley and J B Davies along with postmaster appointments for Minnesota and Utah. A separate company prize contest crowned Daniel A Malloy F W Boardman for sales and performance. A mutiny fight ends with a dozen killed as mutineers tried to flee and were recaptured.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
United States
J. R. Clark, Jr
Utah
State Department
W. T. Thompson
Nebraska
The
Treasury
F. E. Hinckley
California
United States Court For
China
J. B. Davies
Michigan
Lacrosse Mani Winner of Prizes
A Lacrosse Manis event winner is declared after a year on the road facing many veterans. The piece notes prize winnings and the competitive field, highlighting the victor's achievement amid established players.
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Lacrosse Manis
Loyal troops quell mutiny on Cobras Island
A Brazilian government dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports loyal troops retook Cobras Island after a two day mutiny by sailors started Friday night. About 590 mutineers were arrested and 150 were killed or wounded as of Sunday afternoon.
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London
Rio Deaneiro
Cobras Island
Coal Pick Injures Workman at Unloading Site
Roy Dikeman of 706 Tyler Street employed by Hanson Coal Company struck himself on the head with a coal pick while aiding unloading from a box car. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon when the pick swung and fell on his head. Dr. Frank R. Weston treated his injuries.
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Roy Dikeman
Tyler Street
Hanson Coal Company
Dikeman
Frank R. Weston
Woman's sentence affirmed in Sharon kidnapping case
Philadelphia December 13 Helen Boyle, serving 25 years at Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh for complicity in the kidnapping of Billy Whitley of Sharon, Pa., must remain jailed unless a higher appeal is filed beyond the Superior Court. The court has affirmed the sentence.
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Philadelphia
Helen Boyle
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburg
Billy Whitle
Sharon
North Side Addresses Rumors Of Railroad Strike
W H Taylor of the Burlington railroad denied any strike order reaching local men and said no decision from the central committee had been received. Rumors of a strike by noon today were noted as unfounded. Community notices list church gatherings and meetings at Caledonia and Loomis streets through Friday night.
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W. H. Taylor
Burlington Railroad
Central Committee
Nelson Clothing Defeated by Bartls in League Match
Nelson Clothing company missed a key bowler and used a substitute as Bartl team dominated at Combination alleys last night. Bartls showed strong form with H. Howard leading at 197 as Nelson could not overcome the deficit due to the scoring rules favoring the opponent’s substitute.
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Nelson Clothing Company
Bartl
Clothiers
Bard’s
H. Howard
The
Bards
Copeland Park Rink Set to Open This Thursday
Announcement that the Copeland Park skating rink will open to the public Thursday. The rink has been flooded several times in recent days but will be ready for use by Thursday. The warm room for skaters to store skates and stay warm is also ready.
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Copeland Park
North Side in Brief Highlights Local Moves and Events
North side brief notes move in and out as residents visit relatives and relocate. William Stevenson heads to Aurora for a few weeks. Mesdames Streeter and Vik host at Norwegian synod church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Oswald Halvorson visits from Buffalo Springs. Twentieth wedding anniversary celebrated at 1423 Avon Street. T H Wiles returns to Bangor after visiting north side relatives. Ladies of Tabernacle Baptist hold a bazaar Thursday. H J Roth Jr and wife depart for Davenport to make their home. D DeColon of Beach ND visits north side friends. Ed Covey departs to Spokane for new job. Tabernacle prayer meeting Wednesday evening. M Ames returns to Dubuque. Billiken billiard tournament cups on display.
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William Stevenson
Aurora
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norwegian Synod Church
Charles and Sill Streets
J. Streeter
E. O. Vik
Oswald Halvorson
Buffalo Springs
North Side
C. Swennes
Avon Street
T. H. Wiles
Bangor
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
H. J. Roth, Jr
Davenport
D. DeColon
Beach
N. D
Ed Covey
Spokane
Tabernacle Baptist Church
M. Ames
Dubuque
Edward Douglas White Named Chief Justice Of United States
The article profiles Edward Douglas White as the leading candidate for chief justice, noting his wealth, plantations in Louisiana, long judicial experience, and independent, democratic yet republican-leaning views. It cites Wall Street reaction praising his legal mind, constitutional knowledge, and impartiality in major liberty and property cases.
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Washington, D. C
Edward Douglas White
America
Louisiana
Justice Holmes
Massachusetts
White
New York
Martin's
Wall Street
United States
Washington
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Main Street
Minnesota
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Walnut Grove
F. W. Boardman
Shedd & Wright Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Rules
Nature
Earth
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek, Mich., U. S. A
North Presbyterian Church
Higbee
Caledonia Street
St. James Church
Father Murphy
Harner
Kane Street
Norwegian Bethel Lutheran Church
Mr. Johnson
Loomis Street
St. James
Nelson
Bartls
E. Yeble
Howard
Swanson
Fleutiger
A. Yeble
Nelson Clothing CO
Old Hanson
M. Anderson
A. Anderson
Roth
Flub
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
W. T. Irvine
Bears
Edison
Victor
Fred Leithold
Japan
Standard Oil Company
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