Washington fears Foraker faces illness amid re election worries
Washington report notes Senator Foraker may be ill at his Sixteenth Street home after a strenuous political fight. The piece links his condition to the Ohio GOP battle, alleges backroom moves to secure his re election, and contrasts his stance with Taft and Roosevelt policies while naming La Follette and Elkins as fellow overworked senators.
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Washington
The
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Foraker
Senate
Sixteenth Street
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Union
Brownsville
La_ Follette
Senator Elkins
Doerflinger's Fine Window Den Draws City Attention
The Park street window decor replicates a modern den with a busy desk, a news reader, a library, and college crests. Advertising manager H. E. Whittier devised the concept and Carl Semsch executed the display.
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Doerflinger’s
Main Street
the Tribune
H. E. Whittier
Carl Semsch
Fatal Oregon Express wreck near Pinole
Two men were killed and one perhaps fatally injured in a wreck of the Oregon Express near Pinole California after the train derailed at 39 miles an hour last night. Three others are missing.
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Oakland
Cal
Oregon Express
Pinole
Train wreck leaves cars in ditch after brake failure
An engine tender baggage and express cars piled in the ditch while passenger coaches stayed on the track. The breaking of the pony trucks on the engine is believed to have caused the accident.
Auto Crash Hurts Seven Near Sumption Prairie
A 45 horsepower touring car carrying owner John C. Ellsworth, a chauffeur, and four passengers left Sumption Prairie road at 4:36 PM yesterday, overturned, and badly injured all seven aboard. The accident occurred on a steep embankment.
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South Bend
Ind
John C. Ellsworth
Sumption Prairie Road
Flowers Reveal His High Ideals in Her View
A girl believes a man who sends her heaps of flowers embodies high ideals. The sentiment frames romance through the gesture, suggesting admiration and moral aspirations behind the floral gifts.
Wisconsin plan copied by Minn
Marinette Wis May 22 S W Dison state superintendent of instruction of Minnesota visited the Stephenson agricultural and training school spending an afternoon examining the building courses and instruction methods He will urge the next legislature to adopt a similar state aided system for Minnesota schools
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Marinette
Wis
Hint to LAX Governors in St Louis Globe-Democrat
A brief note from the St Louis Globe-Democrat recalls a past meeting where officials discussed airport governance. The hint suggests behind the scenes decisions affecting Los Angeles area aviation authorities, with no explicit outcomes disclosed.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
States Must Guard People or Face Federal Overreach
Secretary Root warned at the Pennsylvania Society in New York City that lax state action may force federal intervention to protect the people. The remark spurred governors and legislatures to intensify oversight of state interests, though some actions harmed rather than helped, signaling neglect of duties by state officials.
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Pennsylvania Society
New York City
Root
Wives Share Winnings From Billiards Trap
An anxious mother tells her daughter that her husband bets at clubs at night and wins money. The wife explains that she takes all his winnings and shares with Mrs Nextdoor. They pool gains by exchanging money with their neighbors to maximize their take.
Lid Squeezes Gambler in Watertown Case
Watertown South Dakota May 22 The lid is receiving additional screws in gambling cases in circuit court this week The jury in the Charles Root gambling house case disagreed while the Al Johnson case found the defendant guilty and fined 500 dollars or ninety days in jail Two more gambling cases were docketed but affidavits of prejudice were filed seeking trial before another judge so they will go over this term.
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Watertown
S. D
Charles Root
al. Johnson
William Guy Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
In Des Moines Iowa on May 22 William Guy, a Black man, was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting Clarence Richardson as Richardson walked with his wife. The jury deliberated about three hours. Guy had been charged with first degree murder.
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Des Moines
Yowa
William Guy
Clarence Richardson
Guy
Robbery at Grand Harbor Post Office Nets Cash and Guns
The Grand Harbor post office was robbed Wednesday night, the safe blown, about $100 in cash and stamps stolen, plus two shotguns. Suspects fled on a handcar found abandoned west of Devils Lake. no further leads. The rest of the text recounts a humorous exchange about fly hooks between Donald Macdougal and a crony, mentioning a spider ran away with two hooks.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Grand Harbor
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