President Roosevelts 1909 message to sixtieth Congress
The article reports President Roosevelts lengthy message to the sixtieth Congress read in Washington on December 3. It outlines anti monopoly aims, calls for stronger enforcement of the Sherman Act, federal supervision of large interstate corporations, currency reform, tariff cautions, and cautions against reckless speculation while defending the continuation of protective tariffs. The piece notes reactions in both chambers and a greeting from Oklahoma.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Asembly
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sixtieth Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Territories
Evans Murder Case May Not Be Tried This Term
Judge Alfred Budge opens Bannock county district court with a light docket. One burglary and one forgery on the criminal calendar. Evans, the man who shot Bob Jackson, remains in weak condition in the county jail and may skip arraignment this term. Other cases include Creer vs Burdick, Bernard vs Doull, Beckstead vs Boyce, and several continuances and demurrers with deadlines in filings and amended complaints. Local attorneys attend the session as proceedings proceed in the morning.
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Alfred Budge
Bannock
Evans
Bob Jackson
Howard
Budge
Creer
Burdick
Bernard
Doull
Beckstead
Boyce
Ewing
Gray
Bancroft Land & Irrigation Company
Faris-Kess
Schopp
Standley
Godland
Motion
Demurrer
State
Oxford Village
Dee
Harkness
Smith
Bancroft Land & Irrigation
Not Guilty Says Cairns as Co-Defendant Arraigned
In district court John Cairns and Walter Perry faced burglary charges filed by County Attorney Gray. Perry was arraigned and plead time. Cairns waived time and entered not guilty, requesting a separate trial set for December 9. A long list of other civil pleadings and a first public note follow in the day's docket.
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Walter Perry
John Cairns
Gray
Perry
Cairns
Col. H. V. A. Ferguson
T. M. Woodland
John Feeney
Bancroft Land and
R. E. Hoag
Herbert Horsely
Ruth Schapp Et al
J. A. Standley
Sam Goldwater
Lymie Theatre
J. H. Young
Rnk
Demurrers and dates set in several court actions
Selivanweldt v. O L Demurrer for Dec 3. Hoag v Bancroft Land Co demurrer for today 3 30 p m. Wakefield v Wakefield demurrer overruled. answer instanter. default entered. Kelly v Slusser demurrer overruled for lack of prosecution. answer in 10 days. Crockett v McKinnon demurrer Dec 3 2 30 p m. Mack v Lowe sheriff may withdraw execution to correct return.
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Selivanweldt
Mack
Lowe
Remarkable Recovery After Doctors Misdiagnose Brown
Abraham Brown of Winterton N Y recounts five doctors misdiagnosing his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble all to no avail. His wife advised Electric Bitters which restored his health one bottle doing more than all five prescriptions. Temple Pharmacy offers the remedy guaranteed for blood poison weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Temple Pharmacy
Man Credits Foley Kidney Cure For Passing Life Insurance Test
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports severe kidney and bladder troubles and diabetes improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states after two bottles he improved, five bottles cured him, and he passed a rigid life insurance examination. Temple Pharmacy carries the remedy.
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James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
A medical advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT cures for itching bleeding hemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days or money back. It lists a 50 cent price and a refund guarantee.
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Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Sesson
Bannock County Court House
Pocatello Negro
Colorado
Charles Bowers
Billy Smith
Chief Ellis
Fort Collins
McCammon
Colo
Bowers
Ellis
McCreery
Pocatello
South First Avenue
North Third Avenue
Gate City Club
Tribune
Jim Lindsey
Colorado Springs
Lige
Denver
Windsor
Greenley
Longmount
Police
Laramie County
James M. M’creery
Auditorium Theatre
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