Mixed election results sweep across Ohio and beyond
Cleveland reelects Mayor Tom L. Johnson by about 6000. Democrats gain city council. Cincinnati defeats Dempsey with Leopold D. Markbreit winning mayor. Other towns report varied outcomes with Whitlock reelected in Toledo and Republicans making gains in Philadelphia and Louisville amid broader state results.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore KE. Burton
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Baker
Republican Committee
Johnson
Burton
William Boyd
Canton
Turnbull
Yost
Miler
Akron
Sawyer
Haw
Beery
Springfield
Burnett
Roledo
Whitlock
Toledo
Brano Whitlock
Sheats
Pwadelphia. Px
Philadelphia
John G. Keats
John G. Mormon
Columbia County
Pennayvania
Ustus I. Witla
Majoriuiea
Louieville
James F. Grimstead
Kentucky
Beckham
United States
Rose
Nebraska
Mines Pay Large Dividend Record in Coeur d'Alene District
Coeur d'Alene country mines paid nearly 5 million dollars in ten months ending November 1 to stockholders. The Ba vat Mullan led with 31,000,000 in dividends, while the Bumber Hill and Gultivas mine paid 1,608,000 to shareholders. Federal Mining and Smelting topped other mines with 1,410,000 in dividends. Succes mine paid 60,000, and total lead silver mine dividends reached about 4,460,000. Aggregate mining capital stood at 25,250,000.
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Coeur d'Alene
Ba Vat
Bumber Hill and Gultivas
Atocker Hill Te Capital
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Parnal
Succes
Enforce City Laws Against Stray Cattle Nuisance
City police arrest property owners over cattle roaming into parks. Mrs Holm posted 10 bonds for appearance in the police court pending stray cattle case, as officials seek deterrence by targeting owners rather than impounding livestock.
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Mraon Holm
Po- Nea
Lining Up for Boren Open Same Township Land Claim
Settlers gather near Post Falls as township 60 north ranges west opens for Bowe vad. Many squatters have lived on the land years, built improvements, and cultivated. They will be forced to stay for 21 days, the longest period recorded by the local land office.
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Post Falls
New Lakeside Construction Nears Completion At Ditto Street
Masini J. reports a new structure at Lakeside and Cowar 4 near Trem Hash tory. two stories, eight rooms, partial timbering, 10 feet taller. Contractor Green begins today, project valued at 400 dollars, with rapid progress expected despite a nearby accident involvement. Joe Weiman and others at the BR Lawia camp were injured when a tree fell, delaying work and prompting hospital care.
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Masini
Grenhaw
Masi
Lakeside
Cowar
Pomibie
Green
Cammar
Joe Weiman
4Usman
Fhay
BR Lawia Company
Pilat Beveral
Hlatine
Star witness in dollar case in Moscow Idaho
The government star witness Preston testified about an attempt to obtain money from William Dollar to support claims. Dollar purportedly paid Preston $600 as part of the deal, while a like sum was due for services. The defense argued the case is weak. Also featured are veteran railway postal clerks and notes on Woolman’s long service and early railway conditions.
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Moscow
Idaho
G.eetal
Gilbert BE. Preston
Witnem
Whlenee
Preston
Janeth
Williaw Dollar
Dollar
My. McCarty
Wiilliam
A. F. Swisher
Witmom
Feyeram Railway
Northern Pacific
Bootane
Chicago
Rouktae
Pullman
Wash
Genrapw
Darrow
Attorner Darrow
Ake
Archie
Wallace
Lewin
Trier
Tim
Fumiein
Tyler
Thomas
Abe
Shuleton
Walla
Ateleton
Tyger
Tager
Timber Exhaustion Alarm Raised by Pinchot
Government forester Gifford Pinchot warns the United States may exhaust timber and private holdings at the present rate, potentially within twenty years. He urges more timber per capita, calls for Congress to fund reforestation, and notes federally owned lands are not the sole solution. Page 57 reference.
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Uils Ume
Msan
Gifford Pinchot
Kaverement
Pinchot
Adams Case Hearing Details In Murders Trial
Jury selection progresses in the Adams murder case in Rathorum with Jere Adams charged with the Tyler killing two years ago. Names of jurors and witnesses are listed as attorneys question Mrs Thames and others about testimony and possible motives. Judge W. W Wood presides as evidence is introduced including photographs and personal remarks from witnesses.
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Gomer Ried
Cal Water
Sod Ketman
Comur
Sthormere
Thames
Witnem
J Lillard
Adama
Maker City
Steve Adgine
Anna Thomas
Michigan
Hall
Tyler
Banta
Wight
Thomas
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Leopold D. Markbrett
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B. Reese
Supreme Court
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Hastings
Fox Fon
Hearst
New York
Ellections
Masachusetts
Curtis Guild
Guild
Henry B. Whitney
Citizens’democratic
Charles W. Bartlett
Edward T. William Bartlett
Justices of the Court of Appeals
Independence League
New York City
New Jersey
Frank
Kateenbach
Jo Franklin Fort
Judge Fort
Reform
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Union Labor Party
Aunitor
Salt Lake
Iyas
William C. Whitnay
Samant
Swinton
Congress
Mocket
Efurt
ADAMS
State
Raptors
Merman Mothenthin
Baseearty
Wary Rcott Marte
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