Joe Cannon Nomination in Jeopardy Amid Insurgent Hopes
Report from LLE on September 14 outlines a slim chance Joe Cannon could be sidelined as the Republican nominee by a possible independent bid from Judge B. E. Kim. Local sentiment favors Cannon, but a split in the district could empower a Democratic-leaning insurgent with outsider support to challenge him in the primaries.
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LLE
Joe Cannon
Hell
BE. R. K. Kim
Hhem
Congress
Democrats
Kimbrough
Judge Ugh
18Th District
Repubs
Downs Opposes Cannon in Six-County Campaign Crusade
Dr H B Downs a Methodist community figure with long white hair campaigns against Cannon in Uncle Joe’s district. He lacks machine or money but promotes an anti saloon platform and unabashed bravado as he travels six counties delivering impassioned addresses. A note from St Louis reports eight carloads of shoes and goods sent to La Cabriza Mining Co in Sonora Mexico for workers.
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Dr. H. B. Downs
Uncle Joe
Forcor
Dr. Downs
Pat U
Joe Cannon
ST. Louis
Mexxico
Gaynor Willing to Run for New York Governor
St James L Sept 14 Mayor William J Gaynor will accept the democratic nomination for governor if unconditionally tendered by a united party says a close political friend after a link to the New York executive One of Sherman Twine Weds Newport R I Sept 14 Irene Sherman and Lawrence L Grilleple were wed at the Sherman home Newport The bride known in America and Europe as one of the Sherman twins famed for their beauty
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ST. James, L
William J. Gaynor
New York
United Party
Sherman
Newport
R. 1
Irene Sherman
Lawrence L. Grilleple
Vo Watta Sherman
America
Europe
Sherman Twins
Schlumpf’s Auto Hit by Street Car in City Incident
Joe Schlumpf Third ward councilman was among election workers riding in his auto when a north bound street car struck it on First avenue at 8 PM as a south bound car exited Union Street. All occupants were thrown from the vehicle but only Deputy Sheriff John F. Liner was bruised.
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Joe Schlumpf
John F. Liner
Chas, Beckingham
Lucille G. McGuire
Richard
Gardner
First Av
Union St
Liner
Roosevelt Named on Conservation Platform For President
In St Louis on September 14 Theodore Roosevelt is nominated for president on a national resources conservation platform. The move is tied to the National Conservation congress and Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway association. In Sterling Colorado Frank Nichols of Momence Illinois died after a ladder fall while painting railroad crews. Nichols was reported to be worth $60,000 and had joined a crew to study sociological conditions.
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ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
National Conservation Congress
The
Lakes-to-the Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Bryan praised for democratic demeanor during Arkansas tour
Russellville Arkansas September 14 William Jennings Bryan draws favorable comments for his plainspoken manner and fellowship with farmers. The popu lar candidate in shirt sleeves mingles with crowds and discusses crops as he campaigns across the state. Also three near death in surf Long Beach California September 14 lifeguards save Harry Meake Bruce Vanderburg and James Carroll from breakers.
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Ark
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Long Beach
Cal
Harry Meake
Springfield
Bruce Vanderburg
Riverside
James Carroll
Eau Claire
Wis
Hold murder suspect, he declares it error
A man captured by two fire fighters near Ferndale on Monday and who claimed to be Geo Reid, reputed wife killer, will be held by local authorities pending identification by the provincial police of British Columbia.
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United Prem
Bellingham
British Columbia
Ferndale
Geo. Reid
Clayburn
Wm. Berrill
Bay City
Mich
Des Moines Merchant’s Missing Son Sparks Police Hunt
Chief William Young leads a search for Harold Rubin aged 16 son of a wealthy Des Moines merchant who vanished from home a week ago leaving his mother gravely worried.
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Louvie
William Young
Harold Rubin
Des Moines
Young Rubin
Burlington 18 retrenching, Omaha
Burlington railroad cuts operating department to minimum and fires hundreds of workers and clerks in Omaha.
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Burlington
Omaha
Burlington Railroad
Fishermen Lose Arms in Dynamite Blast
Fairfield Ul Sept 14 A farmer William Bruce and his son Ira were fishing on the Skillet Fork river when dynamite sticks exploded in their hands causing the loss of their right arms.
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Fairfield
Skillet Fork
William Bruce
Ira
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