Hughes Own Vote Rights Debate in Parker Hughes Case
The Parker Hughes contest hearing resumes with B. Larimer arguing Hughes’s right to vote for himself and challenging the certificate. The court debates tally procedures, canvassing board authority, and whether votes should be recounted for a proper count as jurists consider the mayoral eligibility question. The session continues with arguments about whether tallies or certificates determine the result.
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Parker-Hughes
B. Larimer
Hughes
Larimer
Col’ Hughes
Sis. Lertiour
Catthellman
Counell
Gieir
Board of Convianers
Esiches Elalae
Serit
Mr. Overmyer
Aba Moby Party
Karsax
Recuras
Ses Benes
Joler
Dortig
Parker Hughes
Judee Paaro Wade
Edge Garver
Geelsiot
Eich
Baltinger
Judeé Garver
G. Clemens
Parker
Gonsdille
Clemens
Mayer
Hughes Weala
Lee Clemens
Arid
Fragmented obituary notes and storm loss report
The clipped text records the death of Colonel McCook and mentions a nurse, a drowning incident in Winnsboro, and a fishing steamer Emi lost in a storm with capsized crew. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a maritime disaster and a military death notice.
Weather Outlook Promises Clearer Skies Ahead
Weather report notes ongoing rain with measurements in hundredths and east winds. Forecast hints at a shift toward fair weather as conditions improve, citing gusts and cooling trends.
End comes for George Q Cannon in Monterey
Monterey California April 12 reports George Q Cannon dead after a brief illness. He breathed his last early this morning without a struggle. He grew motionless yesterday and last night and a bulletin said he rested easy before the change. The body was shipped to San Francisco to be embalmed for reshipment to Salt Lake City for interment. He died at about 75 years of age.
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Monterey
Cel
George Q. Cannon
Ban Francisco
Salt Lake City
Tiger Attacks Zoo Proprietor During Training Session
Indianapolis April 12 Frank C Bosstock proprietor of the Zoo was attacked and badly injured by the Rajah a vicious tiger used in training for the Buffalo exposition. Bosstock wearing a mask and carrying a revolver fought the animal in a narrow passageway before bystander Capy Boouvita shot the tiger back into its cage.
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Indianapolis
Frank C. Bostock
Thin City
Hgur Rejah
Pitcet
Bostock
Baltimore
Rajah
Pubhilmston
Bustost
Hostock
Cayt. Boouvita
Rostock
Jose
Train Buried In Snow Slide Near Adslaide
Denver reports a massive snow slide from the mountains near Adelaide burying a Florence & Cripple Creek railroad work train. Foremen J. Alden Ney Brown and J. O Connell among the dead or injured. four others seriously hurt. Bodies still entombed as rescue efforts continue.
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Denver
Adslaide
Florence & Cripple Creedk
JP. Alden
NEY
W. Brown
John O' Connel
Sectien
Frink Grahum
John Palmer
Florence
Abe Halide
Life Work Ends For Lost Boy Seeks Mother
Mrs Elien McGregor, 70, living in Cleveland, spent 25 years seeking her lost son who disappeared after entering an orphan home. Promises to keep him for a few months failed. she paid $2 upon expiration, only to learn the child had been sent away. Friends and volunteers tried to trace him through Cleveland Humane Society and other agencies, but the trail ends with the boy missing.
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Binghamton
Elien McGreger
McGregor
Cleveland
Quebach
Cleveland Humane Society
Ashe
Charles
A F Walker Dead Death Surprises Family And Friends
New York April 12 chairman Aldace Walker of the Atchison Topeka And Santa Fe died suddenly at his home due to heart disease after a brief illness. He had planned to sail for Europe today.
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New York
Aldace Walker
Atchison, Topeka & Santy
Santa Fe Board of Directors
Fragmentary entry on industry shifts and labor notes
A partial transcription notes coal mine closures and factory shifts affecting workers. Mentions Beet tests and test supplies, with scattered references to Bat Ne industries and new crowerties. The readable text hints at class measures and local work concerns.
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Bat
Crowerties
Wong
Eeularinese
Tee
Filipino general Sandico named to command Filipino forces
Paris reports that Sandico, described as energetic and well educated and fluent in several European languages, has been elected to succeed Aguinaldo as commanding general of Filipino troops during the ongoing campaign. Announcement comes via Agonelito in Paris this morning.
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Paris
Agonelito
Asulnalio
Sandico
Aguinaldo
Mreadico
Pandukan Nila
Associated Press
Bond scheme for sugar mill ruled beyond state powers
U S Circuit Court of Appealsvoided township bonds issued to finance a sorghum sugar mill near Topeka Kansas, in a decision reversing a lower court. W S Dodge sued Mission Township Shawnee County after coupon payments were refused. The court held the act to create such bonds was for private purpose not public use and unconstitutional.
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St Louia
United States Court of Appeals
W. S. Dodger
Mission
Shawnee County
Kansas
Mizalon
Dodge
Sait
Mission Township
Topeka
Washiy
United States
Keeler & Hite
Valentine
Godard
Death comes as surprise to Vermont leader Walker
Aldace F. Walker born in West Rutland Vermont rose to state senator and Interstate Commerce Commission chair. He practiced law in New York then Rutland Wisconsin before leading Western Trade Association and later Santa Fe receiver and director. He planned to sail to Europe with his family when he died, leaving a widow and two children. Edward Wildie, Santa Fe treasurer, was a close friend. Death described as suicide in some notes. specifics unknown. Generals Sandico surrendered in the Philippines to American authorities at Cambanatuan.
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Europe
Mr. Walker
Aldace F. Walker
West Rutland
Middlebute
We, College
Columbia Law School
New York Volunteers
Mr.Walker
New York
Taos
Rut- Java
Wit
Vermont
Interquite Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker
Western ‘Trade Association
Atchison, To& Santa Fe
Cqumpanys
Edward Wildie
Santa Fe
Lave
Lave Waited With His Family To Piortow
Banga Ie
J. G. Rein~ Hart
Santa Fy
Interstate Commercé Commission
Topeka
Board ‘of Directors
MULE QUESTION Cabinet discusses New Orleans mule case
Washington April 12 The cabinet labeled the New Orleans mule shipment case as the most important issue and directed the attorney general to investigate and report. Officials think the proceedings may conflict with government rights and neutrality laws, with United States courts acting in the national name if neutrality is invoked. Attorney General Knox to conduct a thorough probe.
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Washington
New Orleans
South Africa
United States
New Oilemme
Tim
Tefdrenes
Knox
Junt
Porte Fuico
Guacontina
Flooding Hits Abilene Kansas From Prolonged Rain
Flood waters from the Smoky Hill river and its tributaries flood central and western Kansas after three days of rain. The river rose ten feet at Abilene, flooding the electric plant and causing a shutdown. Fields are being flooded and dams downstream are threatened.
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Abilene
Kan
Smoky Hill River
Kansas
Smoky Hill
25 Percent Idle In Germany Warns Berliner Tageblatt
Berlin reports a grim verdict on German industrial conditions. The Berliner Tageblatt says charitable efforts cannot curb the crisis as reduced production leads to widespread layoffs. About a quarter of workers are idle or facing job loss amid deteriorating prospects.
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Berlin
Berliner
Leprosy in Teneriffe Islands Reported by U S Official
Washington April 12 The existence of about 20 lepers on the Tenerife Teneriffe islands has been officially reported by the United States Consul. The report classifies leprosy into three forms and notes endemic spread, quarantine practices, and attempts at care in Grand Canary. It also mentions a later decline in cases at Grand Canary and references other unrelated items from the same dispatch.
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Washington
Tene Carary Islands
United States
Gonmul Ner
Tenerife
Teneriffe
Tnland
Meirik
Grand Canary
Jimates
Wrich
Barranco Santo
Binis
Beviding
Manspeaker Buys Block Plots on Jackson Street
P J Brown closed the sale of 45 feet of ground at 708 and 719 Jackson street to W W Manspeaker for 54250. Manspeaker does not plan immediate building but intends to improve the property later to back Mr Manspeaker’s block at 709 Kansas avenue and to be used in connection with the business place to form a larger business house.
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P. J. Brown
Jackson Street
W. W. Manspeaker
Manspeaker
Manspehier
Kansas Avenue
Lus Nee Bouse
Thrifty Wan Reveals Major Salary and Political Tension
The report discusses Loomis and President Casita with wages cited as 12000 yearly, while a $2,000,000 reserve is claimed over two years. It notes potential revolution within a year, U S government interest, and awaiting developments in Caradia where leadership is unsettled and diplomacy may resolve the crisis.
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P.R
Loomis Salle Fink
Caradia
Arin Pic
Casita
Cuntra
U. S
General Andrade
Carnova
United States
Caracay
Snowstorm Ends After 96 Hours Along Rocky Mountain Slope
Denver reports a 56 hour snow storm clearing into bright sun with extensive impact. Railroads suffered disarray as schedules faltered and freight cars stalled. Three collisions occurred on the main line near Denver with six injured. Farmers benefited from the thaw while service resumes today.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Wextert
Puetto
Rock Island
Export Statement Shows March U S Exports Totals
Washington April 1 the monthly Statement of exports of domestic produce issued by the bureau shows for March exports totaling 72 962 486 with increases in breadstuffs 21 158 140 cattle and hogs 2 978 66 provisions 1 685 247 cotton 26 587 083 and oils 5 340 470 while oils declined 340 000 net increase 230 000 nine month total 671 712 804 increase 386 082 000.
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Washington
Bureau of
Chickasaw Chief Johnson Meets President in Washington
Burton presents Chickasaw Nation Chief Johnson of Indiana to the president on department business related to tribal affairs during a Washington visit on April 1.
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Washington
Burton (Kay
Chief Johnson
Indiana
Lincoln Tomb Transfer Soon To A New Monument
The Lincoln monument rites proceed with the casket to be opened during removal to a new mausoleum after construction. Private ceremony for trustees state officers and press reps. Also notes London: J Pierpont Morgan’s remarks on Pan American canal denial and Morgan family encounter. Other items include Capitan company and Denver chorus changes.
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Abraham Lincoln
Nyonmu
Aukel
Arbitration Favors News Selections by AFL Council
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor selected to arbitrate the complaint of the International Printing and Assistants’ Union against FP Lawren publisher of the Daily News. The decision directs the condemnation and to declare off the boycott of the News. Until further action the council is not granted $8 steamship to settle any other matter.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
International Printing An
Uch Nedinstrutor
FP Lawaen
Daily News
Today
Ews
Oresmenhall
Speed Trial For Torpedo Boat Ends In Confusion
In a misty morning harbor, torpedo boat tests halted after a chaotic chase. Crew deploys and officials report tangled lines and unclear outcomes amid fog and stalled maneuvers.
City council allocates 156000 to finish capital building work
Builders plan to cap the dome with a statue of Ceres and finish interior tasks. About 58000 remains from prior levies to fund remaining work. Construction will proceed in stages starting with exterior and interior finish, heating and elevators, then remaining decorative and structural details.
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Iete
Ana Sith
Sam Tubeltis
Europe Eyes Distant War and Shifting Alliances
A distant war mood takes hold as commentators note German restraint and rising European tensions. Reports from St. Petersburg and Paris discuss Velstranska and Toulon while analysts weigh Franco Italian rapprochement and potential peace guarantees among major powers.
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Hellion
Germany
Chere
Jean
St. Petersburg
Velstranska Apa
Toulon
Luosia
France
Italy
Armours Donor Boosts Institute Building Plans
A potential major gift is discussed as Armour and Arthur back a $1,000,000 donation tied to new construction for the Institute. Trustees confirm the pledge aims to fund the Institute’s building project and shift focus from previous methods.
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Indianapolis Zoo
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Pete
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Stephan Labotnirak
Ameries Leavire Snormona Debe
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London
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