Roosevelt backs Hughes in fierce convention factions
At Saratoga Sept 11 Roosevelt expressed strong support for Hughes renomination while insisting he will not instruct at the convention. Black and Choate expected to be presented, with Hughes leaders mobilizing as factions align to block Roosevelt allies. The anti Hughes camp, including machine supporters and reform rivals, press hard to influence the outcome.
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Center Bay
Roosevelt
Hughes
Une Jaaudnee
Untold Tragedy Involving Young Husband
A garbled report describes Sut Praichan Sepri and an account of a husband’s spending, unclear motives, and a fatal trip to Golden Gate Park. Witness Mrs. JL M. Taw rence claims involvement of a chauffeur and a plan linked to a getaway. The text references Miss Temple of Los Angeles and a Meantime, the story lacks clear dates or locations.
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Mra JL M. Tawrence
Golden Cate Park
Passenger Agent Meet Highlighted Event at Salt Lake
A fragment describes a Passenger Agent meeting with references to a Beatle figure and a Salt Air pavilion in Salt Lake City Utah. It mentions plans for the event including a large roofing requirement and new installations, marking it as a notable entertainment and venue detail from the era.
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Salt Air Pavilion
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Americas Dreyfus Ordered Back To Exile
Huaehuen Arizona September 14. Exiled at Fort Grant by order of General Thomas. Colonel Stewart, the Threyfua of the American army, not allowed the 10 mile rest ride with no reason given. The order came from Denver September 12 directing Stewart to report for duty at the fort. He was sent to Jonesy fort a year ago when he fell under departmental disapproval.
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Huaehuen
Ariz
Fort Grant
Stewart
Thomas
Denver
Jonesy
Anti-Dubois Action Scores a Victory in Idaho
The anti-Dubois faction of the Democratic Party in Idaho claimed a decisive win as the Supreme Court unanimously overruled the Dubois attorneys demurrer. The court ordered a merits hearing with a 14 point test and proof on how conventions were chosen and the lead-up to Wallace. The ruling touches on Liberty Law and the selection of delegates.
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Hole
Demiocratic Party
Idiaho
Supreme Court Iy
Dubois
Choten
Wallace
Mile
Collision On Excursion Train Kills Many In Chicago
A dense smoke incident on a Lake Shore excursion train in Chester ton leads to multiple deaths and serious injuries. Officials report the theater locomotive plowed into the excursion train parked on a siding, causing a fiery wreck as passengers waited for the other train to pass. The disaster disrupted the Lake Shore route with several injuries admitted as investigators assess the scene.
Alberta Wheat Colony Grows as Land Rush Spreads
In Alberta province, prospects look bright as settlers like McDonald and Reeser buy heavily and till vast tracts east of Calgary. Reportedly, land now costs 83 to 1 fh per acre with eight year terms to ease entry, and many farmers expect Alberta to become a northern granary amid rising yields and expanding wheat fields.
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Cando
Mo McDorabel
Willa Wall
Opal Gary
Paecitte
Cheiry
McDonald
Reeser
Colmry
Conlin Puelfie
Prohibition raid nets twentyone suspects in city
A Saturday crackdown on blind pig operations results in twentyone suspected bottlers arrested and twelve men charged. Bonds set at 250 dollars apiece, with appearances before Justice of the Peace Joe W. Parkes. Raids disabled multiple illicit liquor outlets and tied up a wide net of local figures.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Experiment Farm 2 Now Assured
President W J Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College leads call for a state funded experimental farm station for the Unantilla project. A fund of 5000 dollars and private subscriptions are planned to equip the station, with state legislature support needed for ongoing maintenance. Community leaders from Irrigated sections vow firm backing.
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W. J. Kerr
Oregon Agricultural College
Experimentutal Farm
Comercial Association
Hele
Dr Werr
Higeell
Pirojecn Sia Fey Alote
Sun Pinging Frog
Fides Focalis
Chan
Cowry Court
Jolly
Pecliteation Sarsee Tasales
Jt WI
Corwiclis
Sual
Yierhetiininnt Department
Spokane Morden Murder Mystery Near Miata Ranch
Efforts to solve the murder of A T Thomas a rancher near Miata hinge on clues from a mangled site where beds were found. The killers reportedly burned the ranch to hide the crime valued at 2400 dollars. The widow and son were visiting Spokane when police notified them. It is unclear if robbery was the motive.
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Miet
A.T. Thomas
Miata
Spokane
Eryy an Replies to Roosevelt Letter in Baltimore
Baltimore September 14 Bryan today answered the letter written by President Roosevelt supporting Taft. He said he could not do more because he selected him as the administration candidate. If Taft were dead it would be interesting to know Roosevelt what he knew of Taft's opinions. As Taft is alive it would hardly be necessary for Roosevelt to speak for him.
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Ltter
Roosevelt
Taft
Rosevelt
Local officials form committee to seek funding for state station equipment
Dr. W J Cole chairs a five member committee to raise funds for station equipment and maintenance aid. Members named are Dr. Cole Dr H W Moe A Bennett Colonel Hi G Newport and D Brownell. Pendleton advocates press for a dry farming station while Judge S A Lowell explains Pendleton’s interest and motives during the meeting.
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Dr. Cole
H. W. Moe
A. Bennett
Hi G
Newport
D. ©. Brownell
Hermistoniane
Pendicton
Lowell
Fendieton
Gidly Halitine
Kerr
Six Thousand Copies of Sunset Leaflets Distributed
The Sunset managing leaflets were released for distribution as part of a publicity drive. A public bureau arranged for the leaflets to be sent to Cranstilla County and other areas, aiming to reach residents likely to move west. The effort included promotion by a distributing company and local officials. The September 25 event notes minister appointments for the ensuing year under Bishop Wawin He Wuelie.
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Dimes TL Gwinn
Cimatilly
Polite
Cramtlla
Hattidtanme
Vartouye Omer Fortis
FOO
Sallaad
Bivelt
Elistettutlinn
Vocal
Taco
Ldi
Methodist Episcopal
Wawin He Wuelie
Portland Sept Mw a Hurene Address Delivery
Portland Sept delivers a formal address from the meeting point. The speaker outlines a plan to deliver a useful update starting from the venue, with emphasis on timing and public accessibility. The event highlights community engagement and planned outreach.
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Portland
Oregon Theater to Open September 19 in Pendleton
Pendleton announces plans for the Oregon Theater season with a slate from the Northwest Theatrical Association. Attractions include The Royal Chef, The Day and the Fly, The Great Divide, Coming Through the Rye, and other dramatic, operatic, and comic acts. The season opens September 19 with The Royal Chef, and feature shows run through spring with various renowned troupes and actors.
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Northwest Theatrical Association
Pembleton
Oregon Theater
Northwest
C. J. Mitchell
Oregoin Theater
Pendleton Theater
Holy
Honry Miller
Kolb & DL
Max Flemon
Totaphasgoers
Willobe
Mitehwil
Georgia Hare
Georgia Harper Company
Oomhey S
Quarantine Plan Discussed by Sheep Commission
At a recent meeting of the sheep commission the panel approved a proposal to extend protective quarantine measures for sheep from Washington, Texas, and Nevada. The commission aims to prevent disease by enforcing salt and other safeguards, as members reported the Willamette Valley would be free of scab and eastern Oregon only had a few bants in Malheur near the Nevada line.
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Gergen
Washington
Taha
Neva
Peter
Shay
Sasyayer
Staysiott
Salem
Dan PB Smysthe
Pendleton
Amd
Alex Mackintosh
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ATE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Malheur Coneoy
Nevada Line
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