Godard Refuses Ouster Action Against Mayor Parker
District Court action delayed by Attorney General Godard who finds no evidence that Mayor Parker or County Attorney Nichols violated the prohibitory law. He notes jurisdiction limits and says a quo warranto move cannot proceed until a February term with a March decision, urging proper district court prosecution if violations exist.
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Godan
Parker
Efikmonn
Nichols
Supreme Court
Mayo Parker
Ofice
T. Godard
District Court
Godard
Custer
Snd
Mayor Parker
Glen
Ieright
Mayer Parker
Shawnee County
Testimony Names List On City Joint Conversions Probed
A record cites numerous individuals willing to testify about conversations in which Mayor Parker was informed about the existence of joints. A list of about sixty joints is presented as evidence among the adjusted material.
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J. T. A H. Forbes
Henry M Steele
Ba Gmout
John Gandecabes Simeone Pize
M. Hawkins
George Butts
Harry Croft
Tin Donovan
Eva Herding
A. Buavely
Mire DE Win
J. W. Stout
Fsi. Stahl
John Kempton
Parker
Bitter fight over Roosevelt renomination at Alabama GOP convention
At the Birmingham state Republican convention on September 17 the platform's endorseent of Theodore Roosevelt for renomination became the center of a heated clash. A substitute removing endorsement was defeated 155 to 146 as party factions argued over the 1904 campaign and current tariff and labor positions.
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Birmingham
Rte
Roosevelt
Wm. Vaughn
Alabama
Davidson
Philadelphia
Organization of Labor
Philippines
McKinley
J. A.W. Smith
Turmai
Near Starvation Threatens Twenty Thousand Navajo Indians
Frederick Mouser of San Francisco reports on a six week exploration among the Navajo Pueblo peoples of Arizona with a Navajo population around 20 000. He warns the tribe faces imminent starvation unless swift substantial aid arrives from government or private donors. The team includes P M Jones of UC and Dr J A Munk of Los Angeles.
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Lg Atheles
Cal
Prederick Monser
San Francisco
Scientigs
Wethenid Hoes
Arizone
Eawbeosel
Munk
Topeka
Mailvane
Hopeful Democrats Nominate Ticket in Dover
Dover September 7 Democratic state convention nominates Henry A. Metcalf for Congress Joseph H. Heasinger for Treasurer J Thomas Lowe for Auditor of Accounts The contest centered on Congress with Houston defeating ex Congressman L Irving Handy by two votes The intraparty scramble for the nomination focused on securing a November victory In Colorado Springs invitations are sent for the National Irrigation Congress and American Forestry Association convention with delegates allotted to chambers of commerce and city governments.
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Dover
Del
Henry A. Meta
Joseph H. Heasinger
J. Thomas Lowe
Congress
Houston
L. Irving Handy
Elala
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gilbert McCrarg
Chamber of Commerce
American Forestry Association
Bere Dember
Topeka Talk Sparks Labor Debate At Santa Fe Meeting
George R. Henderson of the Santa Fe motive power office spoke at the Jefferson Street Mission in Topeka about education and skilled labor. He urged multi line training for railroad workers, praised special apprentices, and cited Elbert Hubbard and General Sherman to argue for merit and obedience to orders. The keynote addressed Baer of the Reading railway criticizing unions and urging worker pride and productivity.
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George R. Henderson
Santa Fe
Y. MG. A
Baer
Reading Railroad
Topeka
Ferhaps
Kansas
Jefferson Street
Prsce
Henderson
Meire Power Department
Henderson Sai
Alan
Mr. Henderson
Elbert Hubbard
Garcia
P. A. B. Widener
Sherman
Meade
Angaril
Eastern Educational Institute
George F. Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Bauer
Gete
Daytonas
Ty W. EL Conrs
Glenn Morthiand
Frank Woodrutt
Arthur Stewart
A. W. Sayre
Grant Benes
Caese Tees
Ted Rice
Secon
Eyler to Chicago Sale Talk Stir Cubs Trade Rumors
Denver dispatch reports pitcher Pop Eyler and slugger Frisk teased as Cubs targets. Chicago interests negotiate, with Hart’s agent reviewing terms and a potential purchase idea discussed after seeing both players perform.
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Denver
Pop
EF. C. Eyler
Cubs
Mi Frisk
Si Leagus
Chicago Tena
Bie Paka
Senate Mart
Chicago
Be Og Feuch
Nominations by Connecticut Republicans name Chamberlain for governor
The Republican state convention met at Hartford to nominate candidates for state offices and congressman at large, adopt a platform, and review representation. Abram Chamberlain of Meriden was nominated for governor on the first ballot with 343 votes to 8 for Cleveland, with Henry House and other officials named for Secretary of State Charles G. Vinal, Treasurer Henry G. Gallup, Comptroller W. E. Seeley, Attorney General W. A. King and more listed.
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Abram Chamberisin
Connecticut
Har. Conn
H. Platt
Chamberlain
Meriden
Livingston W. Cleveland
New Haven
White House Strike: Agencies Probe Contractors
A government inquiry investigates contractor actions amid rising concern over security and accountability. Key agencies coordinate reviews, with officials pledging transparency while addressing potential conflicts and project oversight.
Plumbers Strike Sept 17 Deadline Prompts Action
Fragmentary notice from K OC explains a strike or stoppage by plumbers scheduled for September 17. The brief hints at a trust action and mentions a person named Lambert in unclear context. Further readable details are unavailable.
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K. OC
Paes Indications Forecast For Partly Cloudy Cool
Weather notes from Chicago forecast a partly cloudy cooler day with frost risk later. Rene Cote Finn indicates low temperatures and scattered morning frost in certain rural areas near Pea.
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Paes
Chicago
Rene
Hope Gone They Bee No Prospects of an Early Settlement
Pottsville Sept 17 In a statement issued on the strike outlook leaders say workers may seek other jobs in soft coal mines of Virginia and in the Pittsburg district. They urge extension of aid and insist miners must have bread for families while the strike continues. American Federation head Samuel Gompers comments underscore continued rail and mine support.
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Pottsville
Andracite
Latrobe
Greensboro
Boveri
Samuel Mpers
American Federation of
Massachusetts Democrats Split Over Kansas City Platform
In Boston on September 17 the Massachusetts Democratic faction aligned with the Kansas City platform and Bryan doctrines faced strong opposition from other party wings. The ten hour meeting of the resolutions committee saw intense debate, with Shenlin’s governor bid and Gaston faction loyalties sharpening the clash.
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Boston
Massachusetts Democracy
Kansas City
Wm. J. Bryan
Committee On
Kanmas City Platform
de Ialaamacs
Charles Shenlin
Abe Pee Aheer
Mrc
Willian Ipsa
Gaston
Mr. Quincy
Colonel Gaston
Roosevelt Faces Hard Return to Cuba Policy
In a fragmentary historical note the text questions Roosevelt’s stance on Cuba. It cites a wary policy shift and warns that breaking faith with Cuba harms U S interests, suggesting a clash between executive aims and congressional or sectional pressures.
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Roosevelt
Cuba
Gaba
Republi
Henderson Out After Newiuation: Row Over Tariff
In Dubuque on September 17 Speaker Henderson declines renomination to Congress after finding his tariff views clash with district sentiment and oppose disturbing existing schedules.
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Dubuque,ta
Henderson
Mney Aie
Congram
Debates Proposed on Texas Tax Law Face Republican Pushback
A 1908 letter chain shows Republican leaders resisting a Populist challenge to debate the Texas tax bill. Secretary Gorren of the Populist committee and Morton Altmer discuss inviting Senator F Dumont Smith to joint debates with A M Harvey, while Republicans caution the move may be aimed at drawing crowds.
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Isid
Haiti
Gorren
Eepalisy Committee
Gos Cae Kas
Morton Altmug
Republican State Central Committee
Topel
Gnd
A.M. Harvey
F. Dumont Smith
Harvey
Smith
Embezzler Arrested in Vermont Bank Theft Case
Burlington Kanaya Cites James MN Ceanedy of Council Bluffs arrested in Waverly after a detective traced him from Iowa on embezzling $5,000 from White River Savings Bank of Vermont. He is detained here for further action.
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Kanes City
Bert
The
Star
Burlington
Kanaya
James MN. Ceanedy
Council Bluffs
Waverly
Atlthere
Iowa
White River
Savin Bank
Vermont
Henderson withdraws from race over tariff views
In a letter to Aldora Iowa chairman Alfred Albrook Henderson says he did not respond to unverified fee reminders and cites a growing Republican sentiment against trusts. He emphasizes his twenty years of service and opposition to tariffs he believes harm farmers workers and business interests in the district and state. Continued on Page Steth Parks.
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Ker Henderson
er E_ Albrook
Aldora
Natificatiert
Dane
Sie
Elay
Sid
Ida Mot
Sam
Bee
Steth Parks
Mills Store News on Trimmings and Lace for Gowns
Display showcases Laceteceniiaes Edges to Gsipare and crochet bands in Wood Fibre and Veuise. Beautiful, affordable pieces for evening or reception gowns. White dew drops gown and Marie Coupe dz Cilae in white among novelties. Lace counter features Weed Fibre and Mobair braids and appliques in Persian, black and white tones.
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Maire Coupe
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Albert Parker
Case
Ile
Moosevelt
Arizona
Delaware
George KR. Henderson
Eastern Railroad
Westinghouse Air Brake, Company
England
United States
Ari «Bie
Eyler
White House
Aoecke Et Serene Eco Contractors
Armigamate Tion
Schoykill
Virginia
Gore
Pittsburg
George Fred Wiliams
Committee On Resolutions
Willam
McNary
Pony
Res Derson
Lam
Phil Policy
Canada
J. N. Cassady
Emge
Mills’ Store News
FHE Mills CO
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