Dalzell Faces Home Challenge as Opposition Grows
Pittsburg Congressman John Dalzell, long a steel industry ally and staunch McKinley era Republican, faces a renomination battle led by Dr. R J Black. The piece paints Dalzell as bitter, shrinking from public appeal, with his world dissolving as insurgents gain traction in his district.
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Mayor's secretary fends off persistent cold cream seller
Robert W. Boyce, the mayor's private secretary, deals with a large woman insisting on meeting the mayor to sell her cold cream. Police escort needed to remove her. she promises to return. No further action noted.
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Police Plan Cuts Cleveland Arrests Dramatically
Cleveland Police Chief Fred Kohler defends the common sense policy nicknamed the golden rule. It aims to spare first offenders police court exposure, reducing arrests from 7126 in early 1907 to 1283 in early 1910, and saving 60009 minor violators from court publicity.
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