Bootlegger Defies Police In Odd Restraint Feud
James Fielding a reputed bootlegger and Henry Crow an Indian faced officers after Fielding sold liquor to Crow. Crow stubbornly hid a drink in his mouth, resisting coercive attempts to open him. Chief Kinnaman used a castor oil trick and rope to force a release, yielding a nickel in the process.
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James Crow Fielding
Henry Crow
James
Hastile
Smith and Gilman
H. Crow
Crow
Bull Pen
Fielding
Kinnaman
Vern Chase
Snapshots From League of American Republics Convention
Photographs record progress of the League of American Republics gathering in Saint Paul from August 23 to 26. Images capture delegates, venues, and moments of discussion during the conference.
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the League of American Republics
Saint Paul
Delegates Photographed At Saint Paul Convention
Group of delegates and visitors to the convention are photographed outside Saint Paul Auditorium in auto rides through the city. The scene features John MacVicar as secretary and treasurer, with Martin Roche and A B Stickney among the listed organizers.
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Saint Paul's Great Auditorium
John MacVicar
Des Moines
League
Martin T. Roche
Saint Paul
A. B. Stickney
Chicago, Great Western Railway
Saint Paul’s Park Board
Herbert P. Keller
David C. Heineman
Detroit
Mich
Saint Paul Auditorium
King's New Discovery Praised by Oswego Man
An Oswego resident credits King s New Discovery with curing a long standing nighttime cough. The ad extols its broad use for stubborn colds sore lungs la grippe asthma hemorrhage croup whooping cough and hayfever with quick relief and no failure. Trial bottle free 50c and 1.00 bottles are guaranteed by Clark s Pharmacy.
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A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
King
Clark
Triumph of insurgency alone can save party
Robert Moran of Rosario writes to Judge Poindexter urging the national insurgent movement as essential to saving the Republican Party. He argues government drift harms "the people" and warns the party must embrace progressivism to endure, insisting Lincoln’s party can survive.
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Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Robert Moran
Rosario
Poindexter
Wash
Miles Poindexter
Spokane
Friday Harbor
Republic
First Car of Winter Apples Shipped from Yakima Valley
The first car of winter apples from Yakima valley was shipped to Chicago by Hays Fruit Co. The car carried 315 boxes of Grimes Golden and 315 boxes of Jonathans, the first such shipment from Washington to foreign markets, amid a strong Chicago market with pears prunes peaches and Malagas firm.
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Yakima Valley
Chicago
Hays Fruit Company
Washington
Denney & Company
Thompson
Malaga
Elberta
Malagas
Utah
Brigham
Provo
Idaho
Powers Force Wilson To Withdraw Name
John L. Wilson withdrew from the senatorial race after meetings with party leaders and rival supporters. He stated he would support Burke, bowing to Taft’s pressure to retire while urging party unity to aid the King County candidate.
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Powers
Wilson
Seattle
the Herald
John L. Wilson
Burke
Poindexter
Coast
Taft
John Kl. Wilson
Republican
United States
King County
Murdered on Wedding Day in Abilene Kansas
Miss Bertha Benignus aged 20 was found dead in her bed on her wedding day. Detectives report a pillow over the face a red bandana knot and an empty chloroform bottle with missing stopper. Evidence includes ladder marks on the roof broken knife blade a nail and a burnt match near the porch.
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Abilene
Kas
Bertha Benignus
Gaynor Declines Active Candidacy for New York Governor
New York Sept 5 The Times reports that Mayor Gaynor will not actively seek the Democratic nomination for governor and will remain a receptive candidate only if his health permits a campaign. Ad for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea claims to protect families. baby medicine priced 35 cents available from D H Fry.
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New York
the Times
Gaynor
Hollister
D. H. Fry
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Topeka
Kan
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North Yakima
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
C. R. Donovan
J. A. Loudon
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