Southern Democrats Rally Behind Bryan Says Tribune Forecast
A Tribune forecast suggests southern states will almost certainly back Bryan for president, delivering strong first-choice support in twelve southern states and indicating a potential path to nomination at Denver. The poll shows Culberson leading second-choice prospects in the region, with Johnson and Williams also receiving notable backing.
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Massachusetts
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Tribune Names Kept Secret In The Record
A brief Tribune item notes that the identities involved are to remain confidential. No additional details are provided about the case or parties.
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Chicago Milwaukee interurban line receivers' certificates sold
A $1,000,000 issue of receivers' certificates for the Chicago and Milwaukee electric railway has been placed with the London based Invointment Registry limited. George G. Moore of Detroit was appointed to one of the road's receiverships after Helge A. Haugen resigned as president of the State Bank of Chicago. Completion is expected within three months, enabling Milwaukee to Chicago through service in about 2 hours 45 minutes with a link to Evanston and potential direct loop access later.
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Chiidago
Sparta tract favored for government rifle range site
In Washington on May 6 a legislative move shifts funding from Camp Douglas to the Sparta tract for a government artillery rifle range. Esch advocated the Sparta site, prompting approval in the house. movement now hinges on senate consent for immediate land acquisition and transfer of $150,000. Cary praised by labor unions for pro labor laws while postmaster nominations and appointments surface in a Capitol round of political notices.
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Highland
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Neigon
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HA. Larson
Waunaca
Earle
Welch
Eautnire
Charles Gorar
State Hospital For
Insane Attendois
Capitol
John Beckstein
Bloomville
Lincoln County
H. Kron
Filipinos Debate Salaries in Assembly Reform Measur e
The Manila assembly began weighing the appropriation committee plan to cut salaries deeply. The governor general's pay is cut by 10 000 pasos and many officials face substantial reductions across sums, signaling wide fiscal tightening in the colonial administration.
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Associated Press
Manilla
Reform Proposals Stir Filipino Civil Service Debate
The forestry bureau merges with the Lands Department and civil service with the auditing bureau. American officials face major cuts as many proposals are viewed as racial and aimed to weaken American roles in the civil service. Merchants share alarm about political manipulation of Filipino prejudices. Fear grows that measures will force reliance on American recourse.
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Lands Department
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Commission
America
No Tip Plan Fails in New York Barbershop Trial
A no tip barbershop in New York abandoned its gratuity ban after a year, reverting to tipping. Proprietors invested about $30,000 and set prices to save patrons money. Since resuming tips, business rose, barbers’ pay dropped little, and customers return steadily. The owners conclude tips and prosperity cannot be separated by money.
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Associated Press
New York
Celebration at Nekime Nekinl May 6 tenth anniversary event
The Ladies' Ald society of Zoar Congregational church in Nekinl and friends marked the ten year anniversary on May 4 at the church. Rev T Z Evans chaired the program of songs and recitations with short addresses by Evans Cole and Griffith. A lunch followed in the basement and a church drive was conducted, yielding six dollars from the evening’s entertainment.
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Hey. T. Z. Evans
J. B. Cole
Ho W. Griffith
Cook Seeks Swift Tariff and Finance Reforms via Commissions
Ex-Congressman S A Cook toured Milwaukee on the way to Chicago and said he is highly encouraged by public support for his senatorial bid. He urged creation of commissions to study tariff and financial questions and to report before adjournment, with investigations running through the summer so reports are ready for action when Congress reconvenes in December.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cook
Chicago
Daily, News
Congress
House Must Be Moved for Ripon Art School Birthplace
Ripon Wisconsin May 6 the Republican party birthplace art school house must be moved from its present site by June 1 owner of the land requests removal to build. It disrupted plans for the Ripon college campus encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans July 2 to 4. Ripon College President R C Hughes offered the site and the move is to be escorted by veterans with ceremonies at the new location.
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United Spanish War Veterans
R. C Hughes
Ripon College
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