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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
3
Taft Circle Seeks Cabinet Shakeup and Speaker Race
Beverly Mass August reports a looming cabinet shakeup with Secretary Ballinger set to retire by September 15 after heavy legal costs. Observers say Aldrich’s departure may follow, while Cannon faces bid to thwart his speakership, as Kansas and Iowa results influence Republican strategy.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Nelson W. Aldrich
Aldrich
Richard Ballinger
Republican Party
Ballinger
Interior Department
Congressional Committee
Cannon
Kansas
Iowa
Kant
Foubt
West
Tariff Raises Japanese Duty
Washington reports that American trade with Japan could be seriously affected after July 17 next year when Japan’s new tariff law takes effect. The State Department outlined key changes and warned that without reciprocal concessions several U S exports now enjoying low rates would face higher duties under the statutory tariff.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
United States
Conference delegates named for Governors' meeting
In St Paul on August 13 Ralph W Wheelock for Governor Eberhart and Frank B Kellogg with Reuben Warner Jr of the local Conservation congress managers board were appointed at Salt Lake City on August 18 to present the program and explain the meeting aims. Western governors convene under Governor Hay of Washington to decide on sending delegates to the September congress.
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St. Paul
Ralph W. Wheelock
Eberhart
Frank B. Kellogg
Reuben Warner, Jr
The
Conservation Congress
Salt Lake City
Hay
Washington
Supreme Court Upholds Idaho Direct Primary Law
Idaho Supreme Court rules the direct primary statute constitutional and mandates second choice voting as part of the process. If no candidate gains a majority, the top first and second choice tally determines the nominee. Balloonist Benny Prinz dies in Asbury Park after second parachute failed in a double drop.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
New York
Benny” Prinz
Asbury Park
N. J
Lawyers Preyed on the Indians in Oklahoma Probe Details
In Sulphur Oklahoma on August 13 revelations show lawyers’ expenses in the Indian land investigation reaching $800,000 with a $750,000 special fee paid to J F McMurray and partners after they pursued citizenship cases removing 32 000 claimants from the rolls. Scott testified McMurray contracts could yield about $50,000,000 in property value with a 10 percent attorney fee totaling nearly $5,000,000, while additional costs to regular attorneys and possible bribes floated. Senator Gore and others questioned the appropriateness of the fees amid government promises to Indians at no cost.
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Sulphur
Oklo
J. F. McMurray
George F. Scott
Scott
McMurray
Congress
Gore
McMuray
Sherman
Washington
Richard Adams
Chas. Curtis
Kansas
Senator Curtis
TRAIN HITS AUTO FOUR KILLED NEAR ROCHESTER INDIANA
Four persons died and two were injured when a southbound Chicago and Erie passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing one mile east of Rochester Indiana at 2 o clock. The deceased include Mrs. John Eckert aged 45 Miss Agnes Eckert aged 18 Miss Anna Wagner of Indianapolis and Charles Lambert aged 40 chauffeur of Logansport. The auto belonged to John Keip a Logansport brewer and the party were his guests.
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Logansport
Ind
Chicago and Erie Railroad
Rochester
Ina
John Eckert
Agnes Eckert
Anna Wagner
Indianapolis
Charles Lambert
John Keip
Kelp
Mining broker held on mail fraud charge in fake mining case
William T. Wintemute a mining broker was arrested in New York on a warrant issued by U S Commissioner Shields charging him with using the mails to defraud The arrest followed an investigation into alleged fake mining concerns conducted by Post Office Inspector W W Dickson of Washington.
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New York
William T.wintemute
Post Office
W. W. Dickson
Washington
United States
Shields
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