Clark Seeks Senate Seat After Resignation Fallout
Senator A Clark of Butte is appointed to fill the United States Senate vacancy caused by his own resignation. Governor Spriggs named the appointee. Clark accepted and a certificate is on the way. Senate and party leaders express varied views on the political fallout and presidential implications.
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Sprise Sciemer
Thin A. Clark
Butte
United States
Nator
Watt
Mikeleet
Setutar
Clark
Ghiversor
Curks
Senate
Goy
Ertar Sprites
Aloeg
Cisk
Myrer
Anil
Aebate
Smith
California
Cl Clark
A. Clark
Sunaive Clart
Prim” Nina
Washington, D.C
United States Senate
Iz Palareien
Opixie
Washington
Montiiha
Privileres
Electons
Inv
Yadaney
Benal Casrey
Benatar McCermas
Chiat Clirk
Benator
Mr. Clare
Clark Arent
Crelentialk
Brektee Aldrich
Wade
Tristan
Te Senald
Wolf
Benator Ailson Wall
Tora
Ie Wade
T Deere
Ant
Governor quotes on Clark over power during absence
A shaky political dispute unfolds as the governor discusses rumors of a plan by Senator Clark. He asserts no governor is without rights during absence and mentions Sprigge's favorable stance to Clark. The speaker warns Montana’s people to accept appointed representatives if action occurs before reaching Helena.
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Clark
Sprigge
Anah
Montana
Halle
Helena
Anti Boss League caucus shapes slate for state convention
Report of a chaotic pre convention scene where the anti boss league organized a slate led by Ht W Blue and J H Presiding over a caucus. Delegates from Arkansas counties favored crops. Antis push for a safe working arrangement and nominate Dick Bills for temporary chair and John Browsen Nortop for permanent chair. Delegates from several counties named anti boss candidates for secretary positions and to back the anti boss slate at the state convention.
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Loegue
Aridas
Alteshes
AW. Smith
Johan Browsen Nortop
G. C. Fisteher
Atchison
Basen
Labette
Agti-Boas
W. J. Seeley
Ihe Toomte Jook
Ueus
Dovgiss
Ehigeoes
Watom
Dy Walker
Jacksom
Etre
Pines
James ML
Fares
Ur Darald
Iecha
Gane
Jackeoh
Vincent Named Populist Nominee by District Convention
Junction City Kan May 1 Vincent chosen by the Fifth district Populist congressional convention held Tuesday afternoon by acclamation for re election. Opposition to Vincent noted by incumbents and Republicans citing fears and dispensation on Democratic pact. Vincent has appeared in good form for re election.
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Junction City
Kan
W. D. Vincent
Vincent
Incutmbert
Heputibas Inagie
Democrats
Ellinwood
Geo
Tinea Ostate
Arthur’s Latest Casualty List Toward May 1960
A historical military casualty list dated May 1960 records multiple names and units. Several soldiers from various companies are listed with causes including typhoid fever, pneumonia, tuberculosis, jaundice, sepsis, typhoid, and wounds in action. Names include Michael J. Farrell, John C Band, Ford W Nichols, Edward Gree, and William H Clayton among others, associated with infantry and artillery units.
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Washington
Bee Shearieas Ene
U.S. A
Prank Lehman
Twenty-second Infantry
Patrick Malone
Henry Hamburg
Periconitis
Edward M. Baker
Sixth Artillery
Fred Wisher
Trenty-sixth Infantry
Robert Edgal
Pyaemia
William H. Clayton
Constitutional amendment on federal power to regulate trusts
Washington May 14 reports to the house propose a constitutional article allowing Congress to define regulate and prohibit trusts and monopolies. It notes the aim to restrain combinations that restrain trade or oppress labor and discusses enforcement and potential remedies amid debate.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
United States
Congress
Missouri Republican Outline of G A R Leadership and Alleged Plans
An unreadable Missouri Republican item discusses Commander of G A R, references Kansas, and mentions beliefs about a committee’s role and city affairs. The garbled text obscures names, dates, and clear actions, yielding no verifiable facts.
Santa Fe Railroad Emploes Hope for Double Header Rule
Texas railroad commission rejected an appeal to abolish double headers, a decision seen as affecting Santa Fe workers nationwide. Vice President Barr noted the Santa Fe must run doubles due to competition, and the practice continues across the system despite safety concerns.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Santa Fe
Barr
Texas Commission
Ten New Chair Cars At Santa Fe Shops
Ten new chair cars are rapidly progressing at Santa Fe shops in this city with two already built. One is nearly ready for the paint shop while the body of a third is in place. The cars, ten feet long, will feature the new interior color scheme and are expected to be among the finest chair cars.
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Santa Fe
Cattle shipments reach record spring levels says Rock Island agent
John Fox, Rock Island livestock agent based in Kansas City, reports the spring movement of feeder and fattening cattle is the heaviest in years. He notes 1,800 cattle cars moved from Texas and Arizona to Kansas and Oklahoma then Kansas City, with a Rock Island line at times handling 1,000 cars. Corn prices rise, signaling prosperity but market conditions remain tight.
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John Fox
Rock Island Railroad
Kansas City
Texas
Arizona
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Topeka Homeseekers Excursion Day Draws Many
Tuesday was Homeseekers excursion day on the Rock Island. Trains run from Kansas Missouri and Nebraska to Oklahoma and other southern points. Many people take advantage of these spring trips as they pass through Topeka, attracting interest and activity in the area.
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Rock Island
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Topeka
Ems Beanie
Raymond Du Du Puy Gets It on Grand Island Road
Raymond Du Du Puy secures an item on the Grand Island road as P B Robinson handles the Will Success. The report notes Mr Robinson’s involvement with Tomes and Grand Island and mentions references to Reed and Padi rettee in a looser context.
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Raymond DU DU Puy
P. B. Robinson
Grand Island
St Jocepn. Oa
Raymond Eral Manoser
At Tomes
Robinson Ha’ Ek
Pe Padi Rettee
Weateen
Railway monthly statements show few decreases
April earnings totaled 346 265 200 reais against 41 457 79 dollars. For Se 1890 there was an increase. The ross earnings of 14 roads for the first week of May were 1 634 787 against 1 000 799 for the week of May, a rise of 59 percent.
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Eerosses
Reais
Ross
Breaks Cattle Record At Oklahoma Stock Traff ic Boom
Oklahoma enjoys the largest stock traffic in history as cattle move south from Texas to reservations and race lands. Engineers meet. Santa Fe directors eyed dividends. Grant delegates chosen for the Republican national convention.
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Oklahoma
Biuinrie
Atchison, Te
Panta
Peraskagd
Levis
U.S. Grent
Sacramento
Cal
A. el Grant, Jr
George C. Pardee
George A. Knight
N. D
Santa Fe Locals Report Workplace Incidents
Santa Fe notices a series of minor injuries and work disruptions at the city shops. Nelligan fell from a fence at Parkage during supervision of the annual inventory. Brekeman Horn and Engineer Roberts expect short absences. Rab and Henry suffered injuries requiring home recovery and medical attention.
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Neva
Santa Fe
Nelligan
Agerman
Bet Willoun
Brekeman
Charles Horn
A! Roberts
Rab
California
Tra
Henry
Serene Sousa Leads Opening at Vincennes Annex
An opening ceremony in Paris on May at the Vincennes annex of the exposition featured Sousa’s band and a reception for ambassadors and dignitaries. Officials including General Porter Commissioner General F pone and others marked the event with music and formalities. The scene mixed German and American attendees amid interma of delicate international compliments.
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Paris
May
Amergan Machinery
Vincennes
Memorial Day Proclamation Call Remembers Fallen
Governor Stanley issues Memorial Day proclamation urging proper services in line with honoring tradition. Department commander requests suitable observances to commemorate the dead and recognize the individuals who served.
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Slainey
Stanley
Untold Valor Inspires Future Generations
A reflective passage urges continuing reverence for patriot heroes. It asserts as long as people teach children to honor memory and emulate war time sacrifices, a government of the people will endure and not perish from the earth.
Heroic Rescue as Hotel Heelen Fire Kills Two
Chicago dispatch reports a destructive hotel blaze at 114 Pittybird street that killed two guests and left fifteen injured, many critically. Porter James McNeil earned hero status for first warning guests, guiding a woman and her baby to safety before himself being rescued amid heavy smoke.
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Chicago
Heelen
Pittybird Street
Charette Peterson
Renaognition
Tm-Rocr
Miss Peterson
Patterson
Wwedie
G. McHaddin
Florence
T. D. Alien
Will Ate
Pha J. McNel
Porter
Stas
Sarah Gern
Costin
Bruce
Baby
Thomas Morson
Adela Lawson
James McNeil
Securanta
Helen Joseph
Pottveman
McNeil
Hook and Tadder Company
Eeeras
Parton Sc
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Rock Island Homeseekers
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McClure
Sprak
William McClure
Cottorwood
Emporia
Barr. Aldace FP. Walker
Santa Fe System
Francisca
Portland
Mtaence of the
Fee
Sousa
Tien Tsin
Teres
Tien Tain
Lins
London
Leyland Steamship Company
West India Ateamship Company
Hutchinson
Cornet
Quincy Street
Home Industry
Otto Kuehne & CO
Denver
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People's Ice CO
Second St
H. L. Larsh & CO
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