Bransford Wins Salt Lake Ticket in Hottest Local Contest
In Salt Lake a fierce race produced John B Bransford and the American party ticket winning by about 5500 votes. Fusion hopes in the Second ward could shift a Democratic Republican majority. Morris likely placed third as district counts published show Bransford 11774 and Morris 5952 and Plummer 6274. In New York Greater election favored Democrats with Sheriff race decisive for Foley over Simson.
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Salt Lake
John
Bransford
Morris
Plummer
New York
Greater
Independence League
Thomas F. Foley
Tammany
Max Simson
State ticket and legislature sweep Republican in Massachusetts
Boston reports a Republican victory with the entire state ticket and both branches of the legislature carried. Governor Guild’s plurality grows to about 105,000, far ahead of the 10,000 margin in 1906.
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Boston
Guild
Election Returns Show Higgens Re elected In Rhode Island
From almost all districts Governor Higgens Democrat is re elected with a Democratic lieutenant governor. Rhode Island will have a Republican legislature likely to name George Peabody Wetmore to the U S senate. In Kentucky the full Republican ticket led by A E Wilson wins governorship by 5000 to 10000 with a Democratic legislature on joint ballot likely to name retiring Governor Beckham to the U S senate.
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Providence
R. I
J. Higgens
George Peabody Wetmore
United States Senate
Louisville
Kentucky
A. E. Wilson
Beckham
Mayor Taylor and Good Government Triumph Big Victory
San Francisco reports show returns from every precinct electing Mayor Taylor and the entire Good Government ticket by an overwhelming majority.
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San Francisco
Taylor
Good Government
Maryland Votes: Crothers and Democrats Win State Ticket
Baltimore reports Maryland elected Judge A. I. Crothers and the entire Democratic state ticket by about 7,000 votes. The result reflects a statewide Democratic victory on November 6.
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Maryland
Baltimore
A. I. Crothers
Mississippi Governor Race Falls to Democratic Ticket
Jackson Mississippi November 6 Practically without opposition the entire Democratic ticket headed by E Noel for governor is elected.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Noel
New Jersey and Ohio Election Returns Lead to Republican Wins
Reports from Trenton and Cleveland show J. Franklin likely elected governor in New Jersey on the Republican ticket with about a 5000 margin. The New Jersey legislature is listed as Republican in both houses. In Cleveland, Ohio, Tom L. Johnson leads for mayor with a 9213 vote plurality over Republican Burton.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
J. Franklin
Ohio
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Burton
Borah Heads to Washington Through Idaho
United States Senator W. F. Borah passed through Pocatello on delayed No. 2 en route from Boise to Washington. He plans a stop with his aged father at Fairfield Illinois, then to the national capital to prepare for Congress beginning December 2, and will be joined by Mrs. Borah in about a week. The senator is in good health.
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United States
W. EF. Borah
Pocatello
Washington
Boise
Fairfield
National
Morgan to the Rescue: Trust Firms Stabilized in New Plan
In New York a Morgan led conference among trust company officers produced a statement on settling recent turmoil. A committee will control major stock of the Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust, with experts deeming assets sufficient to pay depositors in full. The advisory panel includes presidents of Union Trust, United States Trust, Farmers' Loan, Manhattan, Guarantee, and Central Trusts.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trust Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
New York City
King
Union Trust Company
Sheldon
United States Trust Company
Marston
Farmers’ Loan Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan Trust Company; Mr. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
Castes
The
Guarantee Trust Company
Walker
Central Trust Company
More Bank Notes Issuing from Treasury Strength
Washington reports improved treasury condition with the comptroller sending large currency shipments to national banks. Increased circulation requests continue, with six to seven million added so far and each shipment higher than the last.
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Washington
Treasury
Tallmadge Cleared of Land Fraud Charge
A federal court jury acquitted B H Tallmadge of Denver on the land fraud charge after today’s trial in Roswell New Mexico.
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Roswell
N. M
B. H. Tallmadge
Denver
Academy Football Poised for Big Ogden Showdown
The Academy team trains daily under Coach Morris for a decisive clash with Ogden High next Saturday. A likely record crowd is expected at the Academy Athletic field as preparations focus on tactics to disrupt Ogden plays. Fans are urged to attend and rally the team to victory.
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Academy
Ogden High School
Academy Athletic
Morris
Ogden
Ac Y
Sudden Return of Raymond Hitchcock Indicted Comedian Faces Court
Raymond Hitchcock reappears in New York facing multiple indictments from charges by several young girls. He pleads not guilty to one count and is paroled under bail to answer five more indictments. Police across the region had pursued him since his disappearance amid alleged blackmail and criminal assault cases. He vows to confront his accusers and restore public confidence.
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New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Criminal Court
Hitchcock
United States
Canada
Three McCammon Men Charged With Car Robbery
Frank Williams James Demnit and George Thomas of McCammon are jailed in Pocastello on charges of stealing 200 pounds of flour from a Short Line freight car. They allegedly burglarized the car took eight sacks and attempted to sell the loot locally. The arrest was made by Short Line Watchman Bassett with assistance from Special Deputy Sheriff James Lewis.
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McCammon
Frank Williams
James Demnit
George Thomas
Short Line
Bassett
James Lewis
Pocastello
Boilers explode aboard German ship Bhucher near Marwick
The German torpedo school ship Bhucher suffered a boiler explosion near Marwick. Reports say eight men were killed and 22 wounded. The vessel normally carries about 260 officers and crew.
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Kiel
Navy
Marwick
Personnel of the New Congress Shift in Districts
Washington notes a fresh congress as Democrats lose senior members like Bankhead to the Senate and Hobson joins the House from Alabama. Republicans lose Grosvenor in Ohio and Sibley in Pennsylvania, while many others fail renomination. Senate changes include Pettus and Morgan's deaths, with Bankhead and Johnston entering, and Borah, Paynter, and Dixon among new faces.
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J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Bankhead
United States Senate
Edmund W. Pettus
General Grosvenor
Ohio
Joseph Sibley
Franklin
Bryan
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Peter A. Porter
Wadsworth
House
Agriculture
Bowie
Smith, Trimble and Gilbert
Kentucky
Robertson
Louisiana
McNary and Sullivan
Massachusetts
Hunt
Missouri
van Duzer
Nevada
McDermott
New Jersey
Hearst
Towne
Rupert
Patterson
Gudger
North Carolina
Garber
Kline
Pennsylvania
Butler
Tennessee
Brooks and Field
Texas
Southall
Virginia
Dovener
Davis
West Virginia
Bishop
Michigan
Babcock
Wisconsin
Lacey
Iowa
Blackburn
McCleary
Minnesota
Fred Landis
Indiana
Senate
Pettus and
Morgan
Bank
Elmer E. Burkett
Nebraska
Burkett
Joseph M. Dixon
W. A. Clark
Montana
Curtis
Kansas
Norris Brown
Millard
Roosevelt
Smith
Alger
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Frank ©. Briggs
Dry Iden
Young Man Killed by Switch Engine in Short Line Yards
David Wray an 18 year old from this city is run over by a switch engine in the Short Line yards at Pocatello near the stock yards. He died soon after at the emergency hospital from injuries including amputation of the mangled arm and leg. His father Hiram Wray a rancher is en route from Riverside. the accident occurred around 8 15 a m and involved boys playing near the tracks.
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David Wray
Hiram Wray
Pocatello
Harrison Avenue
Young Wray
Wray
W. A. Wright
John F. Adams
Riverside
Wrays
South Fourth Avenue
Immediate construction to start on Great Twin Falls line
Superintendent D C McWaters of North Side Twin Falls Land and Water reports orders from Pittsburg to begin immediate construction at the Gooding end of the electric line between Gooding and Wendell. Two grade crews operate between Wendell and Jerome while P S A Biekel and engineers move to Gooding to start grading. The project will proceed without delay despite current financial conditions.
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Boise
Statesman
Milner
D.C. McWaters
North Side
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Kuhn
Pittsburg
Gooding
Wendell
Jerome
A. Biekel
Switchmen Arrested in Sugar Theft Probe
County jail inmates G B Jones and J J Grimes, known Short Line switchmen, face burglary charges after agents Knowles and Robinson seized two sacks of sugar from a freight car in the Wye. County Attorney Gray will lead the preliminary hearing likely tomorrow. officials say the men claim the sugar was found, not stolen.
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G. BE. Jones
J. J. Grimes
Knowles and Robinson
Short Line
Wye
Gray
Senatorial Whiskers and Shifting Faces in the Legislature
The passage notes a standout feature among the new senators and highlights the broader shift in the chamber. It cites retirements shaping the senate’s tone and contrasts between departing and incoming members, signaling a change in character and approach.
Wyoming sheep tests begin under Adams bill program
The University of Wyoming experiment station, in cooperation with the federal Bureau of Animal Industry, has 144 head of sheep from Fresno and Washington to test for best mutton and wool strains for Wyoming ranges. Breeds include Rambouillet, Persian fat rump, and Tanis h, with crossbreeding potential. funding starts at 5000 dollars, rising to 15000 annually, the only state station conducting these sheep breeding trials.
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University of Wyoming
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Fresno
Cal
Washington
Laramie
Congress
Wyoming Experiment Station
United States
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Rhode Island
Jury Secured in Rathdrum Murder Trial
In Rathdrum the jury for the Steve Adamsohn murder case over Fred Tyler was completed yesterday afternoon.
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Rathdrum
Steve Adamsohn
Fred Tyler
For Sale Grocery and confectionery business with rooms
For sale an established grocery and confectionery business in a brick building with four living rooms in rear. Owner selling due to wife’s health. Price $1500 with terms if desired. A nine room rooming house may be rented in connection or separately on the second floor. See Kletcher R Burrus, Real Estate and Loans, Fire and Life, upstairs, Main and Center.
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Kletcher R. Burrus
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National Capital
Junction Town
Hobson
New Democratic
Gen. Grosvenor
Ltussos
Great Twin Falls North Side
Oregon
Knowles
Robinson
Wyoming
State
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