Flinn to Return to Republican Party in Pennsylvania
William Flinn, Roosevelt leader in Pennsylvania, plans to rejoin the Republican Party after backing the Washington Bull Moose. He aims to control the Republican organization and caucus to advance his agenda, cutting loose from the Bull Moose despite Oyster Jay’s pledge that the party must live. A conference with Wasson and McNicol signaled Flinn’s push to weld his Moose men into the Republican fold.
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Pittsburgh
William Flinn
Pennsylvania
Oyster Jay
Flinn
Washington Party
All Moose
Republican Party
Moss
Ilinn
Appellate ruling boosts Wilson in California by about 140 votes
The appellate court decision today appears to give Wilson a majority in California of roughly 140 votes and nearly all of the state's electoral college electors. Early hopes that Los Angeles County’s entire Roosevelt vote would be thrown out were discredited by the California secretary of state.
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California
Wilson
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles County
Roosevelt
Sacramento
Works Urges Direct Presidential Election Plan
Senator Works of California will introduce a constitutional amendment to elect the president and vice president by direct vote of the people. He argues it offers directness and avoids the possibility of congressional selection by the House or Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Works
California
Congress
Senate
Good Roads Drive Hits South Dakota Certificates
Statewide push to improve highways gains momentum as Ben M. Wood, secretary of the South Dakota Good Roads association, directs a sixty day campaign with county conventions and club support. The plan includes a bill to be presented to the legislature, aimed at rapid passage without amendments.
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Rapid City
S. D
Ben M. Wood
South Dakota Good Roads Association
Wood
W. J. Parmley
South Dakota
Burglars Hit Bere & Co. Jewelry on Michigan Ave Again
Chicago burglars struck Bere and Co. jewelry store on Michigan Avenue hurling a horseshoe wrapped in newspapers through the window and escaping with about $2,500 in jewelry. It is the store’s fourth break in.
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Chicago
Bere & Co
Michigan Avenue
Plans Grow for Seaman Banquet at City Hall Auditorium
An executive committee meeting for the Seaman Banquet to honor Dr. William G. Seamin at Dakota Wesleyan University added to the decorations group. The December 10 event will be catered by Widmann and Navin hotels with music by Prof. Hunter's university orchestra.
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William G. Seamin
Dakota Wesleyan University
Clare Davison
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Edward W. Leehan
Robert Burns
Helen Anderson
James Martin
Marty L. Slade
Widmann
Navin
Hunter's University Orchestra
W. M. Mair
Ton
J. Hitchcock
Edward Teehau
J. J. McClinton
W. R. Ronald
Commercial Club
Silsby
Seamith
Ex Presidents to Have Pensions
New York City futures ex presidents to receive 26000 dollars annually from the Carnegie corporation to support public service without pecuniary worry. Widows of ex presidents to be pensioned while unmarried and continued while unprovided for by the government. The move follows Carnegie foundation meetings with trustees and Carnegie triumvirate oversight.
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New York City
United States
Crnevie Corporation
New York
India
Corporation
Andrew Carnesie
Carnegie
Carnepie
Chrnesie
Bowly
Big Fraud In Counting Votes in Louisiana Amendments
Orleans Parish grand jury conducts general probe into vote miscounts on the Louisiana constitutional amendment allowing women to hold office. After examining ballot boxes, seventeen election officials have been indicted. A riverfront precinct tally misreports show 32 yes 64 no, while sheets show 6 yes 175 no.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
River Front
Todd Retains the Rapid City Guide
Difficulties between Ben M. Wood and W. J. Todd, editors of the Guide, are settled as receiver Besancon is discharged and Wood withdraws his request for a receiver. The duo, owners of a weekly Democratic newspaper, faced fallout from the Fall brothers case, wolf bounty probes, and county ticket maneuvers that shifted Democratic losses and Republican gains in the county.
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Rapid City
S. D
Ben M. Wood
South Dakota Good Roads Association
W. J. Todd
Gate City Guide
C. J. Besancon
The
Blunt Advocate
Wood
Eclicuit
Todd
Guide
Fall Brothers
Richards Sees State Committee Endorsing Federal Appointments
Under the new primary law the state central committees must dispense party endorsements for federal appointive offices at their December 10 meeting in Pierre. Dick Richards argues the committee will handle endorsements for offices including land office receivers and register positions as reform aims to curb patronage before the January legislature.
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Jluron
Pierre
Dick Stichards
Secretary of the State
Secretary of State
Chamberlain
W. H
Irons
Revis
Laneklin
Gregory
wYregister
Kippenbroeck
Albert Wheelon
Patel
NeCoiven
Patyee
Rapid City
Myron Millsie
Texandrina
Wasner
Sioux Walls
J. Morris
Aloo
G. Mortimer
MelLain
Doans Kidney Pills Praised In Mitchell Testimony
Mitchell residents report strong relief from kidney trouble after using Doans Kidney Pills. R B Mayberry of Mitchell confirms a 1807 positive account, noting Brights disease symptoms diminished and back pain eased. Sold by dealers nationwide with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Mitchell
Doans
R. B. Mayberry
Lawler Sr
S. Dak
Doan
Bright
Dean
Diehl& Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Wuffalo
New York
United States
Conference on weights and measures discussed uniform law
In St. Paul Minnesota the national conference on weights and measures met at the State House to discuss uniform regulation. Gov. Eberhart called the meeting with representatives from about a dozen states focusing on reasonable regulation.
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St. Paul
Minn
Eberhart
State House
Airship Takes Man Off Boat in Newport Bay
Glenn Martin piloted a hydro-aero plane to lift Colonel C. H. McKinstry from a motorboat in Newport bay. The craft circled the water briefly before flying to land, marking an early passenger transfer from a boat by hydro-aero aircraft.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Glenn Martin
C. H. McKinstry
Newport Bay
White Owl Taken by Fire Destroys Meade County Town
Word comes from Pierre South Dakota that White Owl in Meade county was practically destroyed by yesterday's high winds. The fire consumed the post office two stores the bank and the newspaper office leaving the business section in ruins.
Dynamite Blast Kills One and Injures Five at Walsh's Spur
In Poplar Bhaily Missouri Charles Coonse is killed and five others injured when 100 pounds of dynamite exploded in Frank Whitredge's store at Walsh's Spur. The blast wrecked the building and nearby structures. Twenty workers were battling a fire when the explosion sent splinters through their bodies. one man lost a nose and another an arm.
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Poplar Bhaily
Charles Coonse
Frank Whitrredge
Walsh’s Spur
Popular Blatt
Wittridge’s
Schrank Ordered Committed to Oshkosh Asylum
Milwaukee report states John Schrank was found insane by Municipal Judge A C Backus and committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Oshkosh until recovery. Schrank declared he is sane and condemned the commission for deeming him incurably insane as the court waived further proceedings.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Schrank
Col
Roosevelt
A.C. Backus
Oshkosh
Backus
Winnebago
Wisconsin
Schrank
Acquittal in Cecelia Parley murder case shocks crowd
Miss Cecelia Parley, a state house stenographer, was acquitted this afternoon of the July killing of Alvin Zollinger in a Columbus city park. Defense argued Zollinger was killed accidentally during a struggle over a gun as Parley confronted him and sought to protect Jerome Quigley. If acquitted, Parley and Quigley planned to marry and move to California with her parents.
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Columbus
Parley
Cecelia Parley
State House
Alvin Zollinger
Purner
Cearthouse
Zollinger
Miss Warley
Jerome Quigley
Miss Farley
Miss Parley
Quigley
California
Columbus, O
Cecelia Farley
Alvin Zellinger
Eamett M. Thompkins
Tompkins
Park
Thompkins
Purops
Republicans Contend Over 1916 Strategy and Roosevelt
Washington discusses party reorganization as Charles D Hiiles returns to the White House. Republicans foresee campaigns for state and congressional races in 1914 and 1916 with Taft urging clubs based on constitutional principles while fearing Roosevelt’s third term and the fate of the progressive movement.
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D. C
Charles D. Hiiles
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Taft
Whit
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Roosevelt
East St. Louis
Bartholdi
White House
Progressive Party
California Elector Fight Grows Legal inui disorder
Seventeen days after the election California faces legal turmoil over electors as court rulings and threatened suits cloud the results. Progressives plan to file similar actions in counties showing Wilson plurality following Gov Johnson's telegram urging restraint.
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California
San Francisco
Calif
Wilson
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Hirammy Johnson
Sacramento
Wisconsin runner wins fifth intercollegiate cross country title
J. A. White of the University of Wisconsin won the fifth annual intercollegiate cross country race in Evanston. The five mile time was 27 minutes 29 seconds. William of Missouri finished second and Thorsen of Northwestern finished third.
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Chicago, Ill
J. A. White
University of Wisconsin
Hvanston
Wilkham
Misouri
Thorsen
Northwestern
Great Building Falls Metaphor for Digestive Health
A figurative warning that poor digestion leads to collapse and recommending Dr. King's New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate the liver kidneys and bowels. Sold at Diehl & Brown for 25 cents. presented as a health cure advertisement.
Five Soldiers Awarded Medals at White House
Five officers and enlisted men from the Sixth and First cavalry received the Medal of Honor in a White House ceremony called by President Taft. The honorees include First Lieut Archie Miller Second Lieut Arthur H H Wilson John T Kennedy Quar termaster-Serjeant Joseph Henderson and Captain Julian Gallot. The event recalled actions from 1909 against Filipino pirate Chief Jikmi and last year’s defense of Douglas Arizona.
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Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
White House
Presidio
San Francisco
Jikmi
Douglas
Ariz
Archie Miller
Arthur HH. Wilson
John T. Kennedy
Sixth Cavalry
Joseph Henderson
Julian Gallot
First Cavalry
Taft
White
Slay Maniac Shot After Rampage Near Hamel
In Minnesota, Henry Polker aged 26, suspected of shooting Matthew Lenzen 25 and Leonard Lenzen 10 at a Hamel area home, was killed by Deputy Sheriff John Wahl near a barn. Lenzen man may die. authorities led by Sheriff Otto Langum hunted the surrounding countryside with about a hundred farmers and deputies.
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St. Paul
Minn
Henry Polker
Matthew Lenzen
Leonard Lengen
Hamel
Minneapolis
John Wahl
Otto Langum
Polker
Lenzen
Miller Reads Attacks From Union Magazine
Indianapolis reports Miller read attacks on him and on government prosecutions in the dynamite conspiracy trial. Articles appeared in the Iron Workers' Union magazine, official organ of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, with many defendants as officials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Miler
Iron Workers’ Union
Miller
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Weights and Measures meet backs sized container rule
Resolutions at the National Conference of Weights and Measures authorize manufacturers to prepare wares in any size and shape while requiring a written guarantee of exact weight and quantity. Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota was the main speaker. A New York law passage is cited as the basis for the principle.
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St. Paul
Minn
National Conference of Weights and Meassures
New York
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised By Hero Of Fire
A fire hero raises a small round box and cheers flood the crowd. He proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve best for burns and cures boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains and bruises. Subdues inflammation and pain. only 25 cents at Diehl & Brown.
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Diehl & Brown
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