Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

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DENVER, Sept. 12.-Senator ]. l..
Bristow. the Republican insurgent
leader of Kansas. who recently beard
ed the corporation political lion, Sen
ator Aldrich, with considerable sue
cess, passed through Denver last night
on his way to Grand Junction where
he Will speak tonight, Senator Bris.
tow viii return to Denver Wednes-
day, and in the evening he will address
L meeting of the Woman's club, hav-
ing made arrangements with progress
sive Republican leaders last night. Be
sides advocating the candidacy of
Merle ID. Vinyert, the insurgent Re-
publican candidate for governor, Sen.
ator Bristow expects to take up in de-
/ tail the attitude of Colorado senators
on the tariff question.
NEW YORK, Sept r. Quoting at
length from the speech of Colonel
Roosevelt at osawatomie, Kans.. Aug
81, the World today editorially de
nands that the colonel make public
the receipts and expenditures of the
national campaign of 1904.
The World quotes the following para.
graphs from the osawatomie speech:
1t is necessary that laws should be
passed to prohibit the use of corpora
ton funds, directly or indirectly. for
political purposes. 1t is particularly
important that all moneys expended
for campaign, congress or any other
business carried on should be account
ed for, not only after election, but be.
lore election as we'll"
The World wants to know what cor.
rorations backed Teddy.
PORTLAND Me. Sept. 13.-"Locai
conditions are not responsible for yes
terdays victory. The people of Maine
voted on national issues, high prices,
ihe control OF the Republican party in
the interests Of trusts. Cannonism, all
contributed to our victory The people
OF this country are tired of all Re
publican misrule"
Goyernor-eleet Fred Plaisted, who
swung Republican Maine in the Dem
ociatie column for the first time in
thirty years. summarized in the above
statement the opinions of Democratic
leaders as TO the responsibility for the
turnover. They also admit the pro
eressiye movement which is sweep,
ing the country is potent factor
Republican leaders today are claim.
ing two congressman from the wreck
OF their machine. They say official
returns will show the election of Asher
G. Kinds and Congressman Guernsey
in the first and fourth districts. Kinds
they claim has been saved by less
than 200 and Guernsey by about 300
votes.
Democratic leaders dispute these fig
ures, and insist that all four of their
congressional candidates have been
successful. With complete returns
from 600 election districts. affecting
Legislative candidate, it is certain the
Democrats will have control of both
houses OF the legislature They will
elect a successor to United States Sen.
otor Eugene Hale, thus emphasizing
he utter collapse of the Hale ma
chine in this state. The Republican
leaders conceded today that ninety
Democrats have certainly been elected
to the legislature There are 151 mem.
bers of the house, thirty-one senators,
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elect on joint ballot. That the Demo
Gratis have not less than ninety-three,
that this figure is certain to be added
10, is conceded by all by the Republic.
an machine managers at noon today.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 10
Three young men, none of whom are
over 2l, held up and robbed Carl +.
Aibrecht, the aged proprietor of a
Manitou saloon. Discovered by a
nephew of the old man before they
had completed their work, the youth
ful bandits grabbed two hundred dol.
lars from the cash register, tore dia.
mond stub from Albrecht's shirt front
and made their escape towards Colo.
RADIO Springs
Manitou officers were notified by the
nephew and the bandits chased to Den
yer & Rio Grande depot at the Springs
and in the pistol duel which ensued
the robbers were prevented from
boarding the early morning north.
bound train. The Police in Colorado
Springs, Colorado City and Manitou
threw out dragnet and all suspicious
characters were taken up. but without
avail. Officers are reasonably conf.
dent that the men have not escaped
from this region.
DENVER, Sept 13.-The senate sub
committee OF four, Adams, McCue
Scott and Tobin, had neither time
nor inclination to give serious con-
slderatlon to the platform measures
yesterday and as a consequence there
was nothing to report TO that body
when Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald
raped his gavel this forenoon.
This is the beginning OF the sixth
week of the extra session and gives
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