Windom blocks publication of Pitney report and graft probe
Washington reports Windom refused to publish the Pitney report citing private delivery to him and hints at action soon. The document allegedly confirmed irregularities and long running mismanagement in the Treasury Custodian’s office, with Pitney dismissed and the office abolished. The Star route probe proceeds with witnesses summoned to Washington.
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Prohibition Conventions Across States Reported
A Wisconsin Prohibition Convention at Madison adopted a principles declaration favoring state liquor prohibition and a constitutional amendment. Iowa Democrats at Des Moines nominated a slate for statewide offices, while platform aims included tariff reform and opposition to Prohibition amendments.
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Democratic State Convention Opens in Des Moines
The Democratic State Convention met in Des Moines on the 16th and was called to order by the Chairman of the State Central Committee. Colonel E. D. Fenn was chosen to lead the proceedings.
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Virginia and national notices amid scattered OCR garble
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