Folk May Be Democratic Dark Horse Candidate
In Chicago on May 7, reports say Missouri Governor Folk could be a compromise Democratic presidential nominee if Denver delegates split. A meeting of Party leaders including Taggart Woodson Mack and Sullivan discussed the possibility, though majority support by two thirds was contested.
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Missouri
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Johnson leads in Minnesota Democratic primaries for president
Returns from all parts of Minnesota show Governor Johnson winning the Democratic primaries over William Jennings Bryan. The state convention in St Paul on May 14 will instruct Minnesota delegates to vote for Johnson for the presidential nomination.
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County Officials Meet to Consider Employee Cuts
Officials plan to drop between fifteen and twenty employees at a county meeting with the county commission before next Monday. The change follows a drop in the county's earnings and reflects budget tightening.
Japanese Editor arraigned in libel charge
C H Yoshimura editor of the Asahi Shin Run was arraigned before Judge Yakey yesterday afternoon and entered a not guilty plea to the criminal libel charge.
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Asahi Shin Run
Yakey
Rate war stalls at Seattle Merchants meeting
At a joint Seattle Merchants Committee session Canadian Pacific and Inland Nation Company officials failed to reach a settlement in the rate war. A subsequent merchants committee meeting reviewed efforts to end the dispute, with no progress reported.
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Inlahd Na ¥Ration Company
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Countess of Warwick Aids Campaign Against Longworth
The Countess of Warwick will tour the Eighteenth district with socialist candidate B G Wharton backing Alice Longworth’s rival bid. Wharton says the countess will speak and donate money to help unseat Longworth ally Cole, amid a broader fall campaign. A tramp steamer Ferndene loads grain at Tacoma and sails to Vladivostok and North China ports under Jebsen and Ondrander charter. Also notes daily round trips to battle ships at Pier 2.
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England
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New Church Organized at University Presbyterian
The University Presbyterian church in the University district organized last night with 60 charter members. Reuben Jonen was named pastor until a permanent pastor can be selected. The church sits in Universality Park addition.
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University Presbyterian Church
University District
Reuben Jonen
Universality Park
Pioneer William Hamilton Dies Believed Northwest's Oldest
Special report from Billings says William Hamilton, regarded as the oldest pioneer of the Northwest, is dying of stomach cancer in Butte. He has long been a notable figure in regional settlement history and is remembered for his early travels and contributions to the territory's development.
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Butte
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