President's message read to Congress in joint session
Congress hears the President's annual message as Knox and Crane take seats. The reading opens with praise for prosperity and calls for prudent government spending, stressing capital and labor relations, state police powers, and limited federal intervention amid industrial change.
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Washington
Senate
Allison and
Cockrell
Penrose
Lodge
Knox
Crane
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Barnes
House
Burton
Congress
Nan Patterson Murder Case Halts Amid Jury Shortage
New York December 6 jury selection for the Nan Patterson murder case stalled after one day as only three jurors had been chosen. The defense indicated it would name its own jury panel, signaling ongoing delays in the Supreme Court proceeding over Caesar Young’s death.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Supreme Court
Our Great Overcoat Sale Poster
A local ad announces a twenty percent discount on high quality overcoats in blue and brown medium length. The dressy Kersey coats, previously $12.50, are now priced at $10.00.
Gift advice for Christmas shopping from a friend
A voice offers practical guidance for choosing gifts that truly appeal to a man, urging practical selection over flashy trinkets. It emphasizes finding items he must have and hints at a thoughtful, targeted approach to present buying.
Novelty holiday neckwear and accessories teased in ad
The item praises stiff and soft bosoms with detachable cuffs, new holiday suspenders with silver and gold buckles, silk webbing and fine kid ends, plus silk and linen handkerchiefs. It touts novelty holiday neckwear including four-in-hands, English squares, broad folded ascots, and lined ascots in varied styles.
Bandit Still At Large In Daggett Desert
Wells Fargo offers 1000 for the bandit capture, joined by Santa Fe Railroad and 300 from the State. Plural posses scour the Daggett area as a desert landscape blocks easy escape, leaving only rail routes as routes of exit.
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Wells Fargo Express Company
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Daggett
Desert manhunt after Daggett Wells Fargo robbery
In California the Santa Fe corridor is scoured from Daggett to Needles as deputies and police search for the bandit who looted the Wells Fargo Express car at Daggett. Evan Roberts, the Express Messenger, remains alive but weak with only a slim chance of recovery. A negro suspect arrested at Barstow is in custody in Los Angeles, though Wells Fargo doubts his guilt. About $3000 in cash plus several checks and a $5000 draft were stolen. authorities have stopped payment on the drafts.
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Los Angeles
Daggett
Needles
Wells Fargo Express
Cal
Evan Roberts
Barstow
Wells Fargo
Messenger Roberts
Supt. Pridham
Northern and Southern California Weather Tonight and Wednesday
Northern California sees fair conditions with heavy frost Wednesday morning and a light northeast wind, except along the northern coast where southeast winds prevail. Southern California remains fair with light frost Wednesday morning back from the coast and a light easterly wind.
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California
Patterson Jurors Examined as New Trial Begins
The court tightens juror health checks and expert medical staff are on hand as Nan Patterson faces a second trial. Prosecutors and defense scrutinize each talesman while the accused woman seeks a jury favorable to her. Her father J Randolph Patterson, a constant presence, again sits by his daughter’s side each day.
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Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
J. Randolph Patterson
Washington
Patterson
Oil Exchange Prices in San Francisco Morning Session
California Oil Exchange morning figures list Associated Oil at 24 with 3,000 shares and 11,559 shares traded. Four Oil quotes at 66.55 to 56, Occidental at 10, Twenty-Eight at 12.75, Jumellon and related entries show varied prices and volumes, reflecting a quiet session with multiple slight movements.
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OIL Exchange
San Francisco
California Oil Exchange
Associated Oil
Ewan Ta
Hospital report filed with the supervisors
At the board of supervisors meeting the hospital steward Huckreus report was received and filed. Thirty seven patients were brought forward from October, thirty were admitted in November and thirty one discharged. Six died during the month and there were on hand thirty six patients. Buckrets reported the burial of Joseph Baceman, an ex Union soldier buried in Union Cemetery on November 8.
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Board of Supervisors
Huckreus
Buckrets
Joseph Baceman
Union Cemetery
Los Angeles Election Burns Snyder in City Race
The Los Angeles mayoral race ends with Democrat M P Snyder losing to Republican Owen McAleer by about 2500 to 3000 votes. Halley defeats Verdin for street superintendent by nearly 10,000, while Workman is re-elected city treasurer by over 1000. Republicans win most council seats, with Kern the lone Democrat on the council and Houghton an Independent defeating both major nominees in ward six. Roosevelt's LA plurality over Parker was 12,835, and betting on the result topped 150,000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
M. P. Snyder
Owen McAleer
Hanley
Verdin
Workman
Kern
Houghton
Roosevelt
Parker
Snyder
Werden
Grand Jury
McAleer
Local election results show party tallies and margins
Vote totals list McAleer with 11 943 majority for mayor, Workman 13 618 ahead of Myers 11 278 for treasurer, Hanley 17 461 over Worden 7 879 for street commissioner, and non partisan school board winners endorsed by Democrats with majorities 1200 to 1600. Savage’s council bid in the Eighth Ward loses to Healy by 42 votes.
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McAleer
Workman
Myers
Hanley
Worden
Savage
Healy
Election officials jailed for defying injunction in ward 5
Six more election officers were imprisoned by the State Supreme Court for disregarding the injunction after the late election. Sentences include months of imprisonment and fines ranging to $500 each. Sullivan, Dixon, Bunch named as local officials and staff in precinct 9 ward 5 Denver. Ballot box opened in court last Friday revealed many fraudulent ballots.
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Denver
Cole
Dee
State Supreme Court
William Reid
Barker
John E. Dixon
John Sullivan
William Spencer
Chas. W. Bunch
Sullivan
Reid
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