Ex-Warden Reed Cleared by Special Committee
Northwest St Paul Dec 8 report shows H R Wells C M Berry and D C Bell found no evidence to convict ex-Warden J A Reed after examining voluminous complaints correspondence and evidence. Other items include a banker suicide in Alta Iowa and Kansas prohibition closing Sioux City breweries.
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St. Paul
H. R. Wells
Preston
C. M. Berry
Winona
D. C. Bell
Minneapolis
J. A. Reed
Reed
Kansas
Sioux City
Iowa
Supreme Court
Selzer
Nebraska
Franz Brewery
John Arensdorf
Minots Negro Orator Declares Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
V Casey, a black orator from the capital, announces candidacy on the Republican ticket after touring the state. He previously served as a house janitor and doorkeeper for the state board of equalization, and says colored voters urge his run to gain party recognition. He vows to stay in the race and resist dismissal by party rivals.
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Orater
Spanierreno
V. Casey
Casey
General Assembly
House
State Board of Equalization
Republican Party
Waseca Group Forms Line to Omaha
A Waseca Minnesota company organized with President A P Jamison Vice President Thomas Bohen Secretary Treasurer P C Bailey and Chief Engineer F C Woodbury to survey and obtain right of way for a proposed through line from St Paul to Omaha Directors include Hon J C White and other prominent citizens The venture signals railroad expansion and is to be incorporated at once Traveling underground mention references New York firm planning to ball a pete etc
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Waseca
Minn
Omaha
Waseca, Minn
A. P. Jamison
Thomas Bohen
P. C. Bailey
F.C. Woodbury
J. C.white
St Pal
Plans for rapid railroad from city hall to Grand Central
The route has been fixed and property owner consent obtained for a four track railroad from the post office via Elm Street and Fourth Avenue to Forty second Street. Express trains would run on the middle tracks while locals use the outer tracks, with capital subscribed to fund the project to enable seven minute city to Grand Central travel.
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City Hall
Grand Central Station
Post Office
Elm Street
Fourth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Crime Nearly Eliminated Says Secret Service Report
The annual report of the chief of the secret service division shows 885 arrests for counterfeiting violations in the past fiscal year, with 70 convicted and imprisoned. It notes that modern counterfeiting is mainly the work of Italian bands across the country and that actual counterfeit losses were minimal, limited to two barely harmful silver certificates.
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Secret Service
Wasumeton
Secret Service Division of
the Treasury
Important Religious Conference Attended by 1500 Delegates in Washington
Washington reports a major religious convocation with at least 1,500 delegates from Episcopalian, Methodist and various other churches, aiming to broaden Christian cooperation, extend church services, address social ills, liquor questions, and labor concerns amid a packed agenda. Also noted are Prohibitionist actions in Leavenworth against breweries and broader centennial reflections on Congress.
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Washington
Pan-Anglican Synod
Evangelical Alliance of the
United States
Carlisle
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