Public Pilot 19 Endorses Insurgents In Straw Vote
New York dispatch reports a sensational straw ballot in Success Magazine showing strong country loyalty to President Taft and support for the insurgent movement. Aldrich and Cannon face universal condemnation while Hawley and Ellis align with the Regulars. detailed responses from Republicans, Democrats, and independents reveal public attitudes on tariff policy and Taft’s administration.
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Magazine
Aldrich
Cannon
Hawley
Ellis
New York
Taft
Success
Life
Lst
Wwihs
Wik
Anewere
Soemiter Aldrich
Wille
Yeu
Garding
Jentiiwe
Congress
Cannin
Portland to Get New Post Office Building in Oregon
Washington Dec 18 The treasury department has decided to recommend an appropriation of 1.5 million dollars for a new federal post office building in Portland Oregon The present building will be used for court and other federal purposes if the appropriation passes funds would be available next summer
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Washweton
Treasury Department
Portland
Insurgent Republicans Split On Cannonism Support
The article notes hawkish differences in the GOP with Hawley and Ells opposing Cannonism. Poindexter, labeled insurgent, voted 102 to 3 in Washington. Humphrey opposed as regular, 49 to 6. In Oregon 42 of 62 Republicans voted against Hawley and 26 of 36 against Fill, both described as regular and Republican congressmen.
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Hawley
Ells
Washington
Poindexter
Humphrey
Ores
Fills
Santa Claus burned by candle blaze at school pageant
Olympia December 18 Earl Docherty a sixth grade pupil at Washington school suffered severe burns when his cotton costume ignited while portraying Santa Claus. The flame touched by a candle on the Christmas tree, and his father quickly smothered the fire.
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Olympia
Earl Docherty
Washington School
Earl
Kris Kringle
Lynch Is New Head Of National League
New York Dec 18 Thor Lynch was unanimously elected president of the National League. John Heydter was chosen secretary after serving since Harry Tulliam’s death. Lynch, a former umpire staff member, is noted as a top arbiter and his selection averts a major league split amid internal battles between factions led by John M. Brush and Robert Brown.
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New York
N. Y
Thor
Lynch
National League
John Heydter
Harry Tulliam
John ‘T Brush
Inne
Weing
Miscball
Fr Ie Bowety
Lesrie
John MM. Wird
Robert Brown
Louise Ile Tewepaper
Lonsue Teherntee
Spokane Court Judge Calls College Football Wholesome
In Spokane, Judge Fidward Whitson of the eastern Washington district court likened prize fights to a lower moral standard than football. He said football in college can be clean, while the term connected to prize rings remains disreputable, urging reform to remove dangerous elements from sports.
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Spokane
Fidward Whitson
United States District Court of Eastern
Washington
Spokane College
Whitson
Northwest Could Be Made Great 110G Counters
Portland Atchison Kansas central point of four states Missouri Kansas Nebraska towns on Nutherots produced a corn drop of bon buahele. Globe Atchison cites government estimate of 2 767 216 000 bushels for past year. alfalfa started in 1870, claims Pacifi Northwest offers better hogs and alfalfa prospects than corn in middle west. Clifford Brown of University of Oregon guest in Pendleton.
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Portland
Atchison
Kansas
Misvouri
Nebrowka
The
Globe
United States
Missouri
Middle West
Two Wrecks In The East Ten Meet Death And Injured
Ten killed and between 20 and 30 injured in two rail crashes. A Lake Shore passenger train collided with a switch engine at East Twenty-sixth Street in Cleveland causing a mass of debris. Several engineers and switchmen died and passengers suffered serious injuries. A separate Burlington & Quincy wreck near Western Springs Illinois injured multiple people.
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Lake Shore
Northwest
Cleveland
East Twenty-sixth Street
H. J., Adams
Passnger
al. G. Burns
Dutt Mines Closed By Coal Company In Montana
A summary of a disorderly strike action reports mines near Butte Montana closed by coal company after threats in work yards. three thousand workers were affected with security and violence concerns including dynamite threats reported from Missoula to Wallies.
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DUTT
Paminy
Butte, Mont
Dev
Tae Prustewatt
Stoniana
Sampaty
Awitchmen
Wilenerss Party
Missoula
Wallies
Belgium Mourns King Leopold as Nation Enters Period of Official Grief
Brussels reports declare a national mourning period with schools and theaters closed and flags at half mast. Official decree lauds Leopold II and Congo policy, while his will reportedly disinherits his three daughters and details possible distributions to Belgian estates and descendants.
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Brussels
Kingdom of Belgium
Leopold HW
Price Albert
Congo
Brassels
Leapola
Lauries
Stephanie
Princete Clementine
Henrrietta
Senator Winer
Thena
Jewit
Lenmig
Vaughn
Lauipe mi Stephanie
Sennior Winer
Belghum
Clementine
Vaughan
Winer
Vanehan
Belgium
Leopold T
Mager
I Tok
Tenerath
Schools of County in Flourishing Condition
Superintendent Welles reports county schools in better shape than ever. Nearly all districts have kept buildings painted, new equipment, and improved school rooms. Directors and patrons praise the administration, noting longer terms and higher quality teachers across the county.
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Welles Abs
Tinia Muety
Princess Louise Moves To Halt Seizure Of Villa
Counsel for Princess Louise begins legal action after an injunction barred authorities from seizing her villa. The case centers on claims that valuables belonging to King Leopold are held at the Baroness Vaughan’s residence, prompting the bid to ward off seals.
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Princess Louise
Court of First Instance
Vaughan
Louise
Leopold
baron@ng
Sugar criminals to be sentenced in January
New York December 18 The sentencing of five sugar trust employees convicted last night of criminal conspiracy to defraud the government in weighing sugar imports was deferred to today by Judge Martin until January 18. They face two counts each with up to two years in prison and a $5000 fine. four checkers John R. Coyle Thomas Kehoe Edward A Boyle and Patrick J Hennesey were released on $2500 bonds each while Oliver Spitzger the dock superintendent had his bail increased to $10000.
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New York
Sugar Trust
Martin
John R. Coyle
Thamis Kehoe
Edward A. Boyle
Patrick J. Hennesey
Oliver Spitzger
Local Night Sleuth Nets Three Thistile-Land Burglars
Night officer John Kearney proves a terror to burglars as three men, including Earl Smith, are caught within weeks. Smith allegedly stole clothes and a sheep shearing machine from a room and sold them at Rowley Second Hand Shop on West Webb Street. Kearney, who nabbed a third suspect, was decisive within half an hour. All three await grand jury actions, held on bonds not met.
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John Kearney
Jall
Earl Smith
Smith
Rowley
West Webb
Keourney
Iun
Justice of the Peace
Joe H Parkes
Grand Jury
Kearney
Letters of Tropic Passion in Zelaya Suit at NY Trial
Miss Eza Beth Juliette Hero sues Dr Anabel Zelaya Tiophan of President Zelaya backing for 100000 dollars alleging breach of promise after John Zelaya courtship at Columbia University. Zelaya’s counsel argues Hero dated others after the romance faded about two years ago. Hero testified she never loved another, purchased seven letters two and a half years ago hoping to wed within a month, while defense showed letters to another admirer and later missives.
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New York
Ezabeth
Juliette Hero
Anabel Zelaya
Zelaya
Nicuume
Columbia University
Miss Hero
Paderewski Storms At Phonograph Fiend
Leondeau curses and bursts into anger during a Baltiet Philharmonic Society concert as a phonograph recording disrupts Michal’s performance in Ulster Hall. Attendants confront the offender who had hidden near a door niche.
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Leondeau
Thad
Podorewek
Meomik
Baltiet Philharmonic Scclvty
Ulster Hall
Michal
Mexico Plans Central American Confed fusion Quietly Revealed
State Department reports plans for a federation of the five Central American republics with Mexico's endorsement and influence. Dr. Luis Anderson, Costa Rican candidate for president, left Washington after a key interview with Senor Creel as Nicaragua and other states weigh the risk of upheaval and the U S stance remains cautious.
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Washington
Luis Anderson
Anderson
Costa Rica
Mexico
United States of Central America
Artigo
Senor Creel
Mexicasy
United States
Udie
Nicaragua
Atte
Dream leads to recovered silver in medieval villa tale
A dream guides a sergeant to recover four silver pieces stolen from a villa near Monmouthshire. The search centers on a flagstone discovered where the fraud once hid the loot. The account ties to the death at Cardiff of G. Renfield, remembered as a county constabulary sergeant. He later served as a retainer to Lord Trederor.
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Osliep
Cardiff
G. Renfield
Monmouthshire
County Constabulary
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