Paynter resigns. Purcell seated and shapes inquiry
Paynter resigns after failing to carry his portion of the program and leaves the seat to Senator Purcell of North Dakota who takes the appointment. Purcell proves adept in cross examination helping reveal facts that led to Ballinger's resignation and influenced presidential electoral concerns.
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Tucky
Paynter
Purcell
North Dakota
Purcel
Ballinger
Taft
Alfie Slames
Payner
Senate
North Dakeosa
Democratic State Ticket Unclear From Scribbled Roster List
A fragmented OCR shows a jumbled roster of state ticket and official titles with names and roles partially legible. The legible items hint at positions such as governor and treasurer, with several unclear surnames and districts, lacking cohesive context or complete names.
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Unie Sales
DoSeda
Valen Caner
Alanues
Atte
Weester
Lorimer Paynter linked to bank collapse revelations
The article notes Lorimer's political and commercial decline amid a bank failure. It alleges ex Senator Paynter of Kentucky owed the bank money on July 1, and two weeks later voted to acquit Lorimer in the Senate trial. It questions whether the favor was in return for past or future service.
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Lorimer
Lorimer Monday
Thos. H. Paynter
Kentucky
Faynter
Senate
Paynter
Downfall of Paynter linked to Pinchot Ballinger probe
Maynter and Ballinger trace Paynter’s borrowing from the Lorimer bank to a past political clash. The Pinchot Ballinger controversy drew attention as Congress spun into a partisan struggle over probe control. Ollie James, rival to Senator Paynter, became a noted representative amid House rebellion and caucus decisions.
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Paynter
Lorimer Bank
Pinchot Ballinger
Congressntal Junta
Senate
House
Cannon
Partisanship and Generosity Highlight House Remarks
Minority Leader Mann lauded bipartisan displays in the House amid praise for Watkins of Louisiana and Covington’s promotion to Chief Justice of the District Supreme Court. Mann warned the next period may center on partisan blame for job losses over the past fifteen months.
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Eyers
House
Berty
Mann
Congress
Watkins
Louisiana
Covington
District Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Press and public view of Wilson and world politics
A syndicated column reflects on attacks from paid presses and the old order against the President. It cites a London Daily Mail reprint praising Wilson as a great man and notes overseas observers’ awareness of U S governance while critiquing immigration and social tensions. It ends with a brokered insurance pitch from C. W. Hose at First State Bank, Lemmon.
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United States
Atlantic
London Daily Mail
Michigan
Colorado
Wyoming
Wilson
C. W. Hose
First State Bank
Lemmon
Lower Mouse official accused in Lebey probe effort
A member of Lower Mouse faced expulsion votes amid a Lebey probe alleging receipt of funds from multiple sources. Witnesses testified that MELT received about 730 and that pawnbrokers' loans and personal favors were linked to the case. The investigating committee largely recommended censure, with jurors noting ethical standards breached. A final decision was set for Thursday after Arkansas representative Floyd announced a follow up.
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Lower Mouse
Colonal Mulhay
Star Witrens
Lebey
Diarmid
Tejitecotal
Sorampalen Fontrenittiin
Peter
Fae
Pacsuwt Hiei
Boewere
Harold F Mobormten
Se Tarmor
Ani
Metrimantt
Floyd
Arkansas
Puureday
Wyoming man charged with double murder after wife and neighbor killed
William Flanders jailed in Aladdin Wyoming on murder charges for killing his wife and neighbor Sam Hall. Hall's wife and Hall reportedly heard screams and found the woman fatally shot. Flanders fled, later allegedly hid and fled again as a posse hunted him.
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Wyo
Wiliam Flanders
Sam Hall
Pelehbor
Mlamiere
Hall
Flanders
Fred
Halland Flanders
Fiondare
Statue planned for Madame Nordica in New York park
Friends of the late Madame Nordica plan a statue in Contha Park to honor the diva. If erected, it would be the only statue of a Woman in New York’s public park system and one of three in the United States. Henry Payne Whitney is reported as the designer.
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New York
Mme
Nordica Faye
Madame Nordica
Talsey States
Min Henry Payne Whitney
Mushroom Cellar Planned At Old Union Brewery
St Louis reports the old Union brewery will be converted into a mushroom cellar by the Mushroom Cellar Company which has leased the plant and begun fitting it up as an experiment. Some workers claim the move is tied to Missouri’s potential shift toward prohibition in the coming years.
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St. Louis
Union Brewery
Las
Missouri
Havana Dollar Route Request Hits Mexican Warship Visit
Havana merchants petitioned the American government to allow an American warship en route to Mexico to stop in Havana. The move reflects how much hay soldiers have spent in the city, prompting calls for closer ties and potential aid.
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Havana
Mexico
Hava
End of Plucking Board Move Aimed at Reform
Secretary Daniels announced the elimination effort by appointing a remain sign headed by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to review and restructure naval plucking board procedures. Creary, founder and longtime president of the First National Bank at East Brewster, Mass, died at eighty four.
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Washington
Seretary Daniels
Naval
Roosevelt
Creary Spe Sireseteerson
First National Vpank
East Brewster
Mass
Confer On Home Rule Bill Sparks Party Leaders Conference
Intense discussion among leaders in Jaondon on July 22 drew crowds as they debated the Home Rule Bill. Government figures including George and Lord Lagsdowne attended alongside others, and the conference adjourned without a decisive outcome.
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Fignt
Jaondon
Liebone
Lowther
Wir Aaral
Field George
Lord Lagsdowne
Horar Law
John Red Reed
phintMlon
Eaward Carey
Reserve fight renews after Senate report confusion
In Washington on July 22, Thomas D. Jones responded to a Senate committee’s adverse report regarding a proposed federal reserve action. The minority, led by Glen and LeRWN Werkie, challenged the panel’s conclusions as the session proceeded.
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Thomas D. Jones
Senate
Washington
Theume
Jones
Chitaen
Jhhote
IS CHARGED WITH TREASON Steubensine ay cay 22
Joseph Coviate is charged with treason for leading industrial workers in Belmont and Jefferson counties. Authorities placed him under arrest after his followers departed, with bail set by county officials.
Optimistic U S Agricultural Outlook Promises Bumper Crops
Washington reports from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States show nationwide optimism about bumper crops this year. Despite weak activity in manufacturing mining and railroads, data from all regions indicate expected improvement in business conditions as normal crops emerge.
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Washington
Ats
Chamber of Comerce
United States
Simce
Woman restrains burglar until police arrive
Mary J. Vincent, a New York resident, held a burglar for about thirty minutes until police could take him into custody, according to local reports.
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New York
Mary J. Vincent
Eward
Grain and Livestock Prices From Duluth and Chicago Markets
Market notes show Duluth quotes for wheat and flax with arriving lots and on track pricing, plus live stock bids for July in South St Paul and Minneapolis. Chicago reports mixed grain and provisions with wheat and oats futures, and live cattle, hogs, and sheep prices at steady to higher bids across major districts.
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Duluth
L Northern
Stes
South St. Paul
South St Paul
Chicago
ATIC
Poultry—Springs
Wadle
Hand Laundry Operation At August Back Store Active
Tam conducts a hand laundry in the old August Back store where all kinds of custom work will be turned out with neatness and dispatch. 20 Mrs Subletre.
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Tam
Subletre
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Perkins County
First National Bank
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F. A. Finch
B.f.ellis
Macomber Elk
J. T. Layne
Minnesota
H. H. Pomeroy
Baka
O. W. Phelp
Perhin County
Omer
Hed Eames
Roy S
Oscar N. Sampson, Lemmon
W. Hose
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