Raids Target Notorious Gambling Mansions in New York
District Attorney Jerome led late night raids on alleged gambling resorts continuing until 4:30 this morning. Canfield and Burbridge mansions were entered by ladders and axes amid public interest, while Ludlam's Sayley Club also faced action. Canfield was not arrested. Bucklin, reputed manager for Canfield, was taken into custody after identification efforts.
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New York
Jerome
Richard A. Canfield
William Burbridge
Frank Farnell
Burbridge
Canfield’s
Fifth Avenue
Gibraltar
Burbridges Place
Canfield's
Forty-fourth Street
Burbridge’s
Ludlam's Place
Cantfield
Canfield
E. W. Bucklin
Bucklin
President Roosevelt on the Question of Trusts
Roosevelt argues prosperity justified by laws but warns against unwise policy. He advocates measured regulation of big corporations and trusts, urging national action to curb abuse while preserving industrial growth. The address highlights national strengths, civic virtue, and a proactive approach to economic reform.
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President Roosevelt
Native Daughters leaders to visit Tejon Parlor
Mrs Eliza D Keith grand president and Miss Laura J Frakes grand secretary arrive from Los Angeles for Tejon Parlor meeting. A banquet Thursday evening will honor the visitors with the parlor members attending.
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Eliza D. Keith
The
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Laura J. Frakes
Los Angeles
Tejon
Cullom Seeks Sherman Anti-Trust Amendment
Senator Cullom introduced a bill to amend the Sherman anti trust act prohibiting interstate commerce in articles produced by trusts with fines from five hundred to five thousand dollars. In the House Judiciary Committee moved to fast track an anti trust measure with Mr Jenkins of Wisconsin elected chair and a subcommittee ready to begin work. Alger is sworn in as Michigan senator and President’s annual message is presented as Michigan delegation attends.
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Washington
Cullom
House
Judiciary Committee of the
Congress
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Ray
Littlefield
Maine
Senate
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Alger
Snyder Wins Victory in City of Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on election day Democrat M. P. Snyder was reelected mayor over Republican and Union Labor opponents. The city ticket includes Clerk Harry J. Leland and others, with all fifteen charter amendments adopted except possibly two. The race for City Clerk was very close, and an official count may swing to Democrat Haskins. The vote also touched on direct legislation and civil service amid scandal accusations involving Rev. Badgley.
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Los Angeles
M. P. Snyder
Harry J. Leland
W B. Matthews
W. H. Warkman
PB. E. Unger
E. E. Johnson
H. F. Stafford
BE. R. Verdin
F. W. Wismer
Owen McAlleer
C. F Skilling
O. B Farish
Theodore Summerland
M. W. Bowen
J. P. Davenport
Haskins
Delano Church Sensation Sparks Local Excitement
Delano residents buzz over a Sunday event at the Methodist church described as a sensation. Details are incomplete, but the community anticipates more information about what occurred and its implications for the town.
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Delano
Methodist
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Badgley
Dougherty
Rogers
A. N. Grenell
Nineteenth Street
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