Editorial endorses Taft and Sherman for Republican ticket
The piece lauds William H. Taft as a capable, honest leader with vast public service, executive skill, and a strong sense of justice. Jamon B. Sherman is praised as a seasoned public figure, long in the public eye, with political leadership in New York and national Republican circles.
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Cleansing drives down death rate and disease costs
A Minneapolis Journal report notes Theodore cleanliness efforts cut death rates from 40 to 10 per 1000 and reduced yearly medical expenses from 15,000 to 280. It mentions epidemics and measures against typhoid, cholera, and German wartime shortages impacting supplies and grocers.
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Five Years More New York Canal Readiness Hints
June 8 report from New York notes Joseph ay Binhop returning from Colon and planning to Washington to urge canal completion on schedule. Officials expect the Isthmian project to enable coastwise transit within five years. Chartered quotes show investors and authorities agreeing on progress and timelines.
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Elks Fight Over Name Emblem In Injunction Case
Supreme Court Justice Marachauser in White Plains grants a temporary injunction to the B P O E World, a colored order, barring use of the I B C E name emblem or membership card by the rival group. Attorneys Brennan Cur ran press for a permanent injunction while complaints of ridicule by the clandestine body are detailed. The Grand Exalted Ruler, represented by Frederick Hughes, cites repeated humiliations and requests for equitable relief. The article also notes a separate scene of a stage balancing act causing disturbances and theater management praise for control measures with showtimes listed for tomorrow and Sunday at 3 pm.
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Mine Operators Clash In Hotel Francis Fight
San Francisco June 19 A dispute over alleged stock shortening led to a fist fight at the Hotel St Francis entrance. Participants were J A Morris a mining stock broker M H Truett head of the Truett lease company and M A Teagan of Rawhide. After the clash Truett was confined to his rooms and is under a physician care, a reconciliation followed with assurances that Morris had not shortened any of Truett stock.
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Rawhide
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Butler Theater Presents Varied Program At Evening Show
The Butler Theater offered its regular program with enthusiastic crowds. Miss Emmett sang Down In the Old Cherry Orchard and Comrade Mine, Billy Walker impressed with In Dear Old Georgia, while multiple films titled The Hot Temper and Orderly Jameson displayed wartime and military hijinks. The program closed amid patriotic notes and lively performances, though some captions are garbled.
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