Voted for bishops and other races at Morjulist convention
The article reports intense balloting at a May convention in Cleveland with multiple candidates. It notes the highest vote getters for various posts, including Chaplain Mecaba and Rev. Dr. S Cranston, and mentions ongoing ballots and anticipated results tomorrow amid party divisions and procedural debates.
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Cleveland
Chaptei
Mough
Amy
Tomarrow
Mecaba
Cranston
JE Broa
de J. Poaninow la
F. . Hots
Crane
Ton
Dir
Dewey
Wwk
Miabop
Iria
Ethyl
W. W
Kower
C. O
McCatio
Lowen
Oluamion
Iywerth League
Leake Gutrom Story on Postmaster Appointment Report
A Washington story outlines a leaked letter from a Republican Pullman citizen urging postmaster appointments. It suggests a push to influence federal staffing and discusses reactions by Postmaster General and President, with political maneuvering tied to Wilbur and party interests.
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Washington
Moyth
A. I
Fuller
Wilber
Penning & Hoginne
Pit
Republican Party
Pullman
Bodies Recovered From Hope Mine Disaster After Long Rescue
Two bodies were recovered tonight from the Hope Mine basin after seven died in a disaster. A large force has worked day and night since April 10 to reach the remains at an estimated cost of nearly 10,000. The victims lay entangled in each other’s arms at the six-foot level above the mine floor, indicating not instant deaths but prolonged struggle. Names mentioned include Charles McArthur and Joby Burke Ty, with several others identified among the deceased.
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Hope Milbeat
Charles McArthur
John Ulle
Washington County
Vericul Mral
Welner
Snake
Weiser
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Mineral City
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Ruthburg
Warrens
Tanfornia
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Welter
Seven Devils
Inge
Valle
Aubela
Indian
Cornell
Idaho
Wheinley Moralizes On Conference Plans From Canton
Greveland May 18 Major Meleinfiev arrives Cleveland from Canton today and will open city event tomorrow. He will address a large delegation of the Methodist Episcopal conference. He notes reports of a union with the A P A convention in Washington but says no conference has been arranged and he has not confirmed any committee.
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Meieinievening
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Dean
M ‘Ashington
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Supra Council of Tit A. P. A
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Foreien
Janis
Uckley
Chiirman
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Paylor
Auer
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Lee
Arma
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Sean Mielwop
Akle
Guy
Mushier
George Ay Heidgeman
Minnesota
Merida
Wiich
Uwe
UrGa Vinan
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Ankit
J. C. Sawyer
Gearey
Howman
Tresidnat Traynor
Alpa
American Protective Association
Budey
Inet
Dana
Han
Linton
Town
Gear
Steadley
Kentucky
Stone
Missouri
Republican Party
A. B.A
Kinley
Supreme Executive Board
Counell
Neasion
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Flerablqel
Councila
Unfriendly Washington War Memoir Reveals Batchelder Rift
In Washington on May 18 the war department faced a tense note about General Batchelder. The report claims Batchelder’s unfriendly stance could impact June plans and suggests a shift in leadership, with July 7 seen as a potential turning point if replacements are named.
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Washington
War Department
Greaent
Spokane
Pacific
James C Lea
Ate
Palle
Lae
Anujire
Evmena Lea
Excovered a Vast Strive and Mining Hopes Rise
A sensational report from Leonia Indiana describes a major find with immense ore and promising potential, likened to a Cripple Creek scale discovery. The piece notes a planned $30,000 hall interest and a booming camp fate contingent on ongoing art and mining reports. Also mentions a completed Savanite road and a ready ferry boat launch, alongside Armour Plant strikes in Kansas City leaving 700 workers idle.
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Leonia
Yak
Council debate on property tax relief for organizations
The Atlantic Province council discussed the committee report condemning agitation and proposed restricting property taxes on real estate owned by national, state, or municipal organizations. The session heard on ritual and paraphrase details, with a long report on the Pitta affair and Armenian subscription being noted.
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Ghprume
bommniVien Radarea
Linton
Sean Writelhorn
Mutitarnia
Heme
AP. A
Apd
Ue Pitta
Armeniiah Aubroriplion
Walton and crowdled men to be moved by court order
Judge Dawsee in the ghoult court tunnel issued a writ ordering the removal of convicted men linked to an execution plot. The case involves Marshall Keot and Uw exewerion Ainaerow, with a Sunday morning hearing as witnesses against the accused.
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Rahessity
Pollard
Hersriven
Ife
Dawseesn
Ghoult Court
Halimte
Marahal Keoteh
Exewerion
Ainaerow
Colorado Delegates Face Convention Controversy in May
In Pueblo on May 1 Senator Teller guides a reform push within the state convention. Supporters seek unity under constitutional principles while potential division arises over protectionist topics and a tough stance toward the rival faction. McKinley is tipped as a likely choice among Colorado delegates.
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Vueblo
Colo
Teller
Colorado
Wtave Converseon Iit
St Louie
Tylier
Bolt
Benator Wolsatt
Ativer
McKinley
Oregon sets world record on ship trial date May in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara on May 1 a viral trial tested the ship Oregon under trial conditions. Crew reported smooth operation with a displacement of 110,300 tons and heavy armament including eight guns and rapid fire weapons. The vessel, designed for long freight duty, weighed about 173,000 dollars in value and featured substantial lifting gear and defensive armament.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Ats
Innite
Sudesh
Oregon
Webey Jorg
Hermaun
Depta
Oregon Examines Speed and Power of a Warship Engine
The report describes performance tests of the Oregon class warship, noting a tested speed near 47 knots per hour and high endurance under sustained power. It highlights praise from Union Iron Works officials and comparisons to rival vessels, with emphasis on engine reliability and long-range capability as the ship nears completion and awaits formal presentation.
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Vannan
Bonis
Union Iron Works
Arcordine
Oregon
Thule
Trun Warhog
Aby
Mir
Boon Ain Lee
San Prancie
Demueilation Toket Eget A Baton Rouge May
In Baton Rouge twoHowsen session today required the return of late election results for alterf floes and tellere were apmlated. Apra leat promoted from Capitin dN Pharr for governor, GMAliet the carné of thy election as bats watud, protest wun tengthy.
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Alterffloes
Tellere
Apra Leat
Capitin Dn
Pharr
Gmaliet
Bats Watud
Atcer
Actiow
Teket
J. M. Wodtur
Widow Fitzpatrick Hangs Four Children and Self
A troubled widow in Loulevilin reportedly hanged herself and her four children this morning. Police and neighbors describe a grim scene with possible motives under investigation. Authorities have not released formal statements or names pending notification of relatives.
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Ichwey
Obly
Fitzpatrick
Washington action on pension bill advances in Senate
Washington May 13 Representatives unite to back a pension measure. Speaker Keal and the committee push the bill through the Senate, Hermann’s lending pen shapes the plan. Veterans of the area urged renewed consideration as Senator Mitchell says the bill can pass without trouble.
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Mereaenion
Washington
Kewl
Hermann
Therhowe
Weil
Gadd
Mitchell
Indian medicine man and civilized missteps in treating sickness
A fragment discusses an Indian medicine man who exorcises an evil spirit cursing illness. It notes civilized people imitate him, often accepting folly and letting minor sickness grow into major problems. It warns against habitual laxative use and the reliance on repeated pills as a weapon against health issues.
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Pes
Ioan
Unclear Washington Sts 16Tiera Oppose Permits on Reservation
Fragmentary report noting opposition by officials and Senator Wilen to permits for mining and trade on the Colville reservation. Text hints at provisions for Indians, non Indians, and possible legislative action, with references to officials promising careful consideration.
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Warhington
Sts
Ted
Colville
Wilean Ttus Leen
Ha Hua
Indictments Returned on Liquor Sales and Larceny
The grand jury in a U S court renewed indictments against W J Mender von two indictments Frank Vilox Zohn ih Waller and Charlo Hull for selling liquor to Indiana A Cour d Alene Indian was indicted for larceny Prime Creek the defaulting bandpaint postmaster was arraigned and pleaded not guilty J B Falls pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Indiana
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Moscow
Ioho
May M
United States Court
Yeaterday
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Zohn Ih Waller
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IqUot
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