Thomas Kelly defense statement amid Miami county embezzlement findings
The long awaited statement from Thomas T. Kelly, Republican candidate for state treasurer, defends himself against county findings that he embezzled funds as Miami county clerk. He accuses political enemies, details prior investigations, and pledges to stay in the race despite calls to quit.
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Wichita
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Kelly Answers Findings On State Treasurer Nomination
The commissioners record June 5 findings regarding T. T. Kelly’s nomination for state treasurer. Unrefuted defalcation findings prompt officials to prepare a detailed report and minutes, noting protests and the need for careful action.
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T. T. Kelly
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Washery Fire Triggers Strike Pause Then Restart
Hazleton, Pa Aug 27 The Klondike washery at Tresckow burned today causing about 7000 dollars in damages and suspending operations since the strike began. Strikers raided and closed it last week. two restart attempts this week failed. Poles cut on trolley lines to Manila Park area prompt troop movement. Major Gearhart dispatched soldiers to Summit Hill Lansford and Coaldale to safeguard workers and deter mobs. Mitchell, Pa president declines comment on Morgan meeting. more workers report to Dor range colliery Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
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Tresckow
Tamaqua
Summit Hi
Manila Park
Lansford
Summit Hill
Gearhart
Coaldale
Omer
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
J. P. Morgan
New York
Dorrange
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Labor Unions' First Step Toward Arbitration Says Justice Shires
Justice Shiras of the United States Supreme Court arrives in Pittsburg and backs arbitration for labor disputes. He says arbitration is the logical method to settle such troubles and cites the need for laws enforcing union contracts, noting non incorporated unions hinder binding agreements and compulsory arbitration progress.
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Pittsburg
Aus
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Shiras
Gage Beats Pardee Nomination Sparks California Gubernatorial Contention
The state Republican convention nominated George C. Pardee of Oakland for governor after Gage supporters shifted to Pardee. Final tally: Pardee 315, Gage 12, Flint 10, Hayes 47, Edson 12. 410 needed for choice. Alden Anderson proclaimed governor by acclamation.
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Railway trainmen move to secure uniform rules
Assistant Grand Master Lee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said a concerted movement has begun west of the Mississippi to secure uniform rules and compensation. A vote by the men will authorize officers of two organizations to present requests to officials for concessions. The vote will take at least 90 days to complete and while talk of a strike exists, such a strike is considered highly unlikely.
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Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainnmen
Mississippi River
Varinus
Burt to Stand Trial in Police Court on Ten Charges
In Omaha Neb August 27 President Burt of the Dandy fur and bond company faces ten counts set for trial. Each bond stands at 3300. The case was scheduled for September 1 with further proceedings noted for Thursday. Weather updates accompany the item with variable winds and warmer temperatures tonight.
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Dandy, Fur & Bond
Home Rule Plea in Sixth Annual Municipalities Meet
Two hundred delegates attend the sixth annual convention in Grand Rapids where Mayor Palmer and President Charles A. Ashley press for municipal ownership and home rule. Ashley argues regulated monopoly is a farce and urges independence from state guardianship to allow cities to own and control local utilities.
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League of American Municipalities
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Ashley
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American Bar Association Opens 26th Annual Meeting at Saratoga
Delegates gather in Saratoga New York as the American Bar Association opens its 26th annual meeting with remarks by President A M Rowe of Little Rock Arkansas and a tribute to President McKinley. The leaders condemn anarchist literature and incendiary speeches by refugees, warning of vast corporate monopolies reshaping America’s future social and moral landscape.
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American Bar Association
A. M. Rowe
Little Rock
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Rose
Rusts
Supreme Court Deliberates Remedies Against Corporate Power
A near verbatim excerpt outlines competing remedies for corporate control. Discussants favor constitutional amendments to empower Congress to regulate corporations while acknowledging the drastic nature of such steps. Critics warn of enhanced lobbying and potential unintended consequences for investment and competition.
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Congress
Desk Blaine Worked At Shown To President In Maine Tour
President on a New England trip arrives in Augusta and Waterville Maine. He visits the Kennebec Journal desk once used by James G Blaine and is greeted by cheering crowds at Pittield and Newport. Officials and locals accompany the party as it proceeds toward Waterville and Newport.
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Rainstorm Nearly Brings Cloudburst to Kansas
Rainfall hit one inch four hundredths in places with a half inch in ten minutes. Washouts disrupted Union Pacific and Kansas City lines near Newman, forcing trains to use Santa Fe tracks between Topeka and Kansas City. Topeka streets flooded as cool, cloudy weather spread. Temperature dropped in northern districts while Kansas City and St Louis zones saw rainfall. Columbus and Minneapolis districts reported no rain.
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Kaneas
Trust Earned 111 503 054 Despite Surplus in Heady Cash
In Trenton Minnesota on August 21 the court heard the amended bill by J Wall Hodge Barnard Smith and Win H Curtiss seeking restraint on a planned contact until June 2. The stockholder dispute centers on stock voting irregularities at the meeting and claims the board directors are a minority. The filing references the value of preferred stock and the company surplus and fixed charges, with implications for the steel corporation’s finances.
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Barnard Smith
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Gen. W. Perkins
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Lar ned defeats Doherty in Casino tennis final
Newport R I Aug 8 W A Larned champion defeats H F Doherty challenger in three sets four four 6 2 6 4 6 4 The card notes other city temperatures with Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Minneapolis Cincinnati Louisville
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Washinton
Mills Store News Fifty Percent Off Dress Fabrics
Thirty hours of sale at Mills store offering cotton dress fabrics up to 180 quality. Dark and light grounds and various widths on two tables. Children's school dresses aged up to 14 offered in three lots from 50c to 1.00. White and colored waists reduced below half price. Petticoats colored striped and tucked with ice prices. House waists and many styles at one price of 1.00. Must go and will go.
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