Woman Indicted for Violating Mann Act In St Louis
Pearl Winderson of Quincy Illinois, 36, indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts for violating the Mann Act. She allegedly came to St Louis May 5 from Quincy to run a disorderly resort during a street carnival, with three girls aged 19 to 299 testifying. Indictments also leveled against Henry A Howard, Nard F Smith, Roy Jones and George Watson for allegedly cornering 2 cent stamps.
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Pearl Winderson
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Mauip Meyers
Birdie Haverstick
Minnie Hendricka
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Lady Delegates Stand Pat at Republican Convention
Report highlights three women delegates including Mrs. Dean years id and Mrs. Annie Krebs of San Francisco with Mr. Frank Kusk of Missoula, contrasting with Progressive reformers. Mention of Alice Toosey and Longworth affair. train wreck in June injuring 21 near Los Angeles with coach derailment.
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Chauncey M. ‘Depew
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Annie Krebs
San Pranciken
Frank Kusk
Missoula
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Mexican unrest in Chihuahua provokes military guard
report from Mexico City notes protests against continued American troops near the consulate. troops were deployed after rioters smashed windows at the Foreign Club and signs were torn down. authorities placed guards around the consulate and club while Austro Australians and other foreigners remained unmolested. a proposed joint commission under the 1848 treaty is considered to resolve disputes between the governments.
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Salam
Lopez
Chihuahua
Editors Support Hughes In German American Vote Clause
Editors from multiple newspapers unite in urging a neutral candidate for president. They condemn foreign affiliations and Wall Street influence, stressing a single standard of neutrality. The piece cites German American voters and signals convention attendance by editors.
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Anis
Wall Street
Republic
Payday Tomorrow for Railroad Workers at B&O Stop
Tomorrow the Baltimore and Ohio undergoes a payroll distribution as railway men receive checks. The large payroll hints at substantial payouts. Grorse C. Seibel of Pittsburg comments that Roosevelt or Root cannot win the German vote, while Justice Hughes or a Middle West candidate could gain support.
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Seibel
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Root
Justice Hughes
Middle West
French Admit Germans Have Taken Ft Vaux
The French war office issued an official statement admitting the occupation of Fort Vaux on the east bank of the Meuse by German forces. The report mentions the Meuse region and confirms intensified action along the front. Marriage Licenses listed Merle Davids McLemore et al Edith May Burten cited.
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French War Office
St. Vaux
Meuse
Merle Davids McLemore
Edith May Burten
Vity
Bomb thrown into convention raises pledges and rumor
Fragmentary OCR notes describe posters sent to voters urging delegates to pledge for favorite sons of other states. Language hints at open minded delegates, country store discussions, and pockets of persuasion aimed at securing promised delegates. The text references arranging corralled delegates and delivering influence.
Hughes Campaign Plot Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Thomas W. Lawson rails against the Hughes nomination scheme, denouncing a big business backed plan to place cabinet allies and “availables” on ballots. He warns the public about covert fundraising, lobbying, and a supposed “monk ey” campaign to manipulate voters and secure Teddy Roosevelt’s preferred candidate.
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Justice Hughes
Sears
Jugile Hughes
Teddy
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