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New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
CAUSES HIS WiFE'S ARREST
Jersey Postmaster Charges She
Secreted Mail Matter.

Paterson, n. J., Dec. Mrs. Minnie
Frederick, wife of Postmaster Walter
Frederick, Of Delawanna, and herself an
assistant in that Office. was held by Fed
eral Commissioner Nelson to-day in
81 900 bail to appear before the federal
grand jury at the January term on a
charge of secreting from the mails
letter addressed to her father-in-law,
Nicholas Frederick, and containing a
draft for $40 The charge was made by
MIR Frederick upon the advice of Postal
Inspector Duryea, who brought to light
the necessary evidence to hold the
woman.
Several times during the hearing, and
particularly when Mr.. Frederick was
testifying. Mrs. Frederick shrieked out
a denial of the statements made
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
POLICE CAPTAIN ROBBED
Commander of Mercer Street
Station Loses Valuable Watch.

Captain Dominick Henry, commander
Of the Mercer street precinct. was robbed
of jewelry and clothing worth about $500.
which disappeared from his home. at No.
323 East 10th street. last night. Among
the things that disappeared was the cap
ua bic watch.
Three suits of clothes. new overcoa-,
several stickpins and many articles Of
clothing were also taken The captain
reported the robbery TO the East ed
street station. and Lieutenant Flannery
and several detectives went out TO look
for the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
4 "GET-RICH-QUICK" PASTOR? ?
Arrested in Chicago for Conducting
Alleged Fraudulent Company.

Chicago. Dec 2-The Rev. II. { Scot
ford. pastor of the Hamilton Park Congre-
EationaI Church, was arrested to-day by
agents Of the Department Of Justice
charged with using the mails TO conduct
fraud Scotford was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Mark A. Foote
and released on bonds of $1,000. His trial
Is set for December 5 The minister con-
Quoted firm known as the National Pat
-ert Investment Company
The government charges that the
preacher obtained from the Patent Office at
Washington 4 list OF persons VINO had re-
ceived patents He would inform each In
ventor. it is alleged, that his patent would
be described III magazine issued by the
National Patent Investment Company,
charging s. 80 for a woodcut 10 illustrate
the article. The federal inspectors charge
that he pocketed the s. 80 and that he is
sued no publication.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
NINE DAYS IN A BOX CAR
Cleveland Man Who Had Only Three
Days Food in Bad Condition.

Kingston. y. Y. Dec. 2.-When a rail-
way policeman opened box car from
which ne saw smoke issuing to-day Frank
Stoss fell into his arms, exhausted from
hunger. Stoss said he got into the box
ear in Cleveland. nine days ago, with pro-
visions enough for three days. expecting
10 reach New York in that time. His food
gave out and he could not escape from the
locked car. He built the fire in the car,
he said hoping that escaping smoke would
attract attention He was taken 10 IN
a alrnshollse in serious condition
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
CRANK YOUR AUTO SILENTLY
St. Paul Court Holds Owner Respon-
sible for Damages.

St Paul. Dec The noise made by an
automobile Immediately after the machine
has been cranked is officially declared to
be nerve wrecking' by Chief Justice start
of the Minnesota Supreme Court, IN an
opinion handed down to-day.
Miss Clara Fisher. OF Elmwood. Mimi,
was driving a horse while automobile
owned by John McGrath was standing at
the side of the road. When McGrath
cranked the car Miss Fishers horse be-
came frightened and ran away. Miss
Fisher was injured and sued for damages.
but the trial Judge dismissed the complaint
before the case went TO the jury on the
ground that the evidence showed no negfi-
gence on the part OF the defendant The
Supreme Court held the lower court TO be
in error.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
COOKS At VAsSAR ON STRIKE
Assistants Prepare Dinner in Spite Of
Fear of 1000 Students.

Poughkeepsie y I, Dec. 2--lmmediateiy
after luncheon to-day, four OF the chefs at
Vassar College went on strike ana the
one tbousaul students were wondering what
lind of q dinner they would get tonight
The chefs directed to having the number
- ,te5r assistants cut down, declaring il
would mean longer hours Of work
eunerinte.dert Gillespie placed the cuii-
.,r,- fea,,ar1r,e1t in the hands of the as
sistsnts during The afternoon and dinner
was served as usual The college authori-
ties expect 10 further trouble
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
FRENCH DYKES BREAK
Rivers Inundate Vast Areas
Much Loss of Life Feared.

Nantes, France, Dec 1t was an
nounced tonight that the dyke at Di-
waite had broken as a result of the
floods. inundating the countryside for
twenty-five kilometres between Basse-
Goulaine and La Varonne- In this city
seventy-five hundred persons have been
thrown out OF employment because OF
the high water IN the Loire River. anu
are being succored by the municipality
Avignon, France. Dec THE dyke
along the River RhOne protecting La
palud burst to-day, submerging the
town. Several houses were demolished
and it is feared that number Of per-
sons were killed. Military engineers
We're sent TO Lapalud TO render assist
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
JACQUES FAURE DEAD
BalIoonist, Who Participated IN st.
Louis Contest, Dies in Quebec.

Quebec. Dec 2-JacQueS Faure, nephew
Of former President Faure Of France. died
here to-day from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Faure. who was thirty-seven years old.
was one OF the competitors in the recent
international balloon race from St Louis
He became Ill while a hunting trip in
the Lake St John district
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
Mr.. TAFT DENIES REPORT
J.P. Morgan Has Not Sent Him Draft
of Federal incorporation Bill.

Washington. Dec with an unusual
degree Of emphasis denial was MADE az
the White House to-day of story tnat
J. P Morgan and group OF associates
had forwarded to President Taft the drart
OF a new federal Incorporation bill. The
President did not see the story until to-
dav and Immediately directed that il be de-
Qied.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
STREET CLEANER HAD WEALTH.

Michela AlianieIlo. a street cleaner en-
ployed by the city. caused judges and
spectators In Special Sessions to speculate
Yesterday when he offered a tenement
house at No. 63 James street a bond
OF 500 required for the release of Pasquale
Coppolo one of his tenants. who was
charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
The house is valued at $4,000. subject TO
set 600 mortgage. The bond was accepted
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
WARNING BEFORE PURCHASE.

Leather presents in cleverly selected vari-
ety are sold BY ire Innovation, 500 5th Ave.
for = 10 = less than elsewhere, custom
recently inau.urated. d.-Adyts
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03

Belfast, Dec 2-The Ulster Cnionist
Council this afternoon decided. in view of
the Irish political crisis. to invite tenders
for the immediate delivery OF arms and am
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03

Continued on second PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-03

oontinuod On second page
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
CRUSADE AGAINST GET
R|CH-QU|CK CONCERNS
1t Is Expected That II VIII Cause an
Exodus of Fake Promoters
From New York.

New York, Nov. 22.-The crusade OF
Postmaster Gen, Hitchcock against get
rich quick" concerns is expected today
TO cause n general exodus of fake pro-
motcrs from the city. Tho postmaster
general is determined to send to prison
this class of promoters who he says,
have sold to an unsrspcctiHg public
$lC0,000,000 of worthless securities In the
last five years.
Mr.. Hitchcock today expressed great
satisfaction ut the start that had beer,
made. and declared the government
would drive from tho country every
wild cut scheme to separate gulliblc
investors from their money. Many
arrests are expected throughout the
country within the next fcw days.
officials of the Burr Brothers COM
pany-Shelton c. Burr, president:
Frank II. Tobey, vice president and
Eugene II. Burr, sccretary-trcasurer-
arrested yesterday. spent the night III
the Tombs in default OF $4,000 bail
each. They will be examined on Mon
day.
The members Of the Burr company
are said to have cleared more than
Sl5,000,0o0 In their stock operations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FIGHT PICTURES SHOWN.
Jcnrirs-Jo!nson Contest Being Pre-.
scntcd NJ Mission for Three DAYS.

Tho Jon'rics-J johnson fight pictures
that are being presented AT the Mission
'heator for three performances are at
tracing large crowds, Tho pictures
start with street scenes in Reno. then
me training camps of the two fighters,
followed by view OF tho arena and
the large crowds that attended the
fight. Many women arc to he seen In
the audience their big hats shading
tho sun from their eyes while the men
We're using fans and handkerchicfs
over their heads and tried every known
means to Keep the hot July sun off.
Every movement of the fighters can be
PLAINLY seen. and admiration was
heard from all parts of the house on
the remarkable development of JEFF
irics' His torn and bleeding face In
the closing rounds OF the fight can also
be plainly seen. and many women Gin
me picturc) at this stage Of the fight
are seen to rise up from their seats
and leave the arena. The anxious faces
OF mo audience hoping against hope
mat Jeftrics might yet change the
tide or II losing contest are also plainly
visible and when the big fellow went
down for the first time In the fifteenth
round, the large crowd stood on its
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FIERCE FIGHTING
IN MANY QUARTERS

mexico City, Nov. 2l.-Fierco ,phtino =
occurred today at Durango. Torranns
f.,,,- ana Gomez Palacio, the lnttnr
lining INTO the hands of the rnheis
cnrec hundred of the federal troons n +
Gomez Palacio are said to have rono
over to the insurgents. who have nov nov
| turned their attention to attaclsinr III" Nv
ioNal forces at Torreon
ne hshtlng began at Durango. n is
reported on good authority that o. ner'
son; sons have been killed at Zacntccos
ne government troops. 1t is nIsn 20.
ported, quelled the uprising there ana
are IN control tonight
me wires north of Monterey have
peen cut and no reports are obtoipnhlo
from beyond that point. II is helinvnd
.i the Insurgents are responsible fo,.
me cutting of communication.
ieneral Geronimo Trcvino. comman-
ger OF the military zone in which Mon
,ercN Is situated. has gone north at M,
mead OF a strong body of troops to meet
MN, There has been much 'ooting and
many We're killed and S.ounded NJ
Gomez Palacio. according to rcports
here today. e'''' .
-, ~ was reported early today that
francisco /. Madcro. tho revoln,ion,,,,,
leader. entered Mexico ycsterdavswiih
NV followers. at a point between Eagle
Pass and Laredo, Tex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
NEWS FROM ALL
SOURCES SLUT OFF


Laredo, Tex. Nov. 21.-Thc situation
~ MEXICO appears serious tonight IN,
western Union and Associated Pros.
wires have been commandment bv The
MeAlchn government and all news
sources have been shut off.
ms action on the part of tho govern
l,,ent would appear to lend substance to
ruinors OF bloody riots at Zacatccas.
iomcz Palacio and Torrcon the au-
thcnticitH of which had been doubted
Ihese three cities are situated in +,
region that has been disaffected for.
years: Gomez Palacio and Torreon
are cities of about $4,000 and $4,000 in
habitants. respectively. and are four
miles apart In the Lag,lna district Of
the state of Coahuila.
This territory was the scene of tho
instruction In 1908, which was quickly
quelled by the federal government and
which Is supposed to have eventually
resulted In sending Gen bernardo
Reyes out Of Mexico. Gen. Reyes at
that time was governor of the conticu-
ols state of Nuevo Leon.
nc rcvolutionists proclaimed him as
heir leader and repeated disavowaIs on
us part did not seem to convince the
CENTRAL government that he was not
'overtly nbettinE the disaffecton. He
vas dispatched to Europe ostensihly on
military mission and has not vet re-
urned
Almost at once the same clement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
SITUATION KNOWN TO BE
'tHCRITlCAI IN IJXTREAIE

I'll Paso, Texas. Nov. 22-With practi.
caily all lines of communication in tbe
hands Of the Mexican government Win,
inc frontier closely guarded and all
travel over the International bridge at
this point forbidden between tho hour.
OF midnight and O'Clock am. know.
!cdSc OF the situation III Mexico is vo,,
ineaser. From what filtered thro,,gh
last night IT is known that the situotjon
lstcritical in the extreme. Serious dis
turpdhccs are reported from points in
sseNen Inherent states. the territory
ahiected Spreading in Il fan shape from n
roIit iess tnan 100 miles northwest OF
suites border. In addition fighting is
reported on the Puebla, southwest Of
me capital and in the lrizaba. state NJ
vera cruz. which lies to the east Of tho
City of Mexico. - Wy
tdhclsco |. Mahero. head of the anti
re-eiectionists in Mexico. is reported 10
nave entered the country with n force
OF probably 1000 and the Ntexicnn
troops are marching north to meet him
report has 1t that Gen. Reeves who
was connected with tho uprising OF Two
years ago and who has been practicnlly
A.. ehlls reached Mexico and has given
. 80. impetus to the revolution |
airy cause. United Suites troons mr.,
under arms ready to act at a moment.s
notice and dispatches from Washington
snow clearly the anxiety of the federal
over the present troubIo
! houble occurred at Gomez paIarIo
Durango In the state of DURANGO
Parral. In the state OF Chihuahua Tor,
recn and Hcrmanas in the state NJ
C"a'luiih ana Acambaro in the state of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
PROCEEDINGS OF
FEDERATION OF LABOR

81. Louis. Nov, e2.-Morc than 50
resolutions remained 10 be reported 10
the annual convention Of the American
Federation of Labor when today's scs-
sion began at noon. In yesterday >
session 63 were disposed of by the dele
gates.
Other committees will givc the con-
vcntion the results Of their dclIbcra-
lions as soon as all the resolutions are
presented. The action OF the conven-
ton in voting down tho resolution
which would have given the president
the power to call sympathetic strike.
brought forth the bitterest discussion
so far INDUCED in
Tho lie was passed on the floor and
resulted in President Gompers leaving
tho chair to address tho convention.
He said he would resign his office
before he would order n man to strike,
John Mltchell's resolution whcl,
recommended that lahoring mon us,
every effort to promote the sale OF Rel
Cross Christmas seals. the proceeds
to be used to light tuberculosis, was
passed unanimously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
AMERICAN JAILED FOR
HAVING DYNAMITE IN uOIYS,.


III Paso, Tex. Nov 2i.-covornmea.
OFFICIALS at chihuahua are searrhirs
me city for all sorts of ammunition ami
".al'hs vigorously with people found
with explosives In their possessjon 40
cording to reports reaching the border,
AN American railroad man named Als-
con. together with his family. has
peeh jailed because box of dynamite
was found in his residence. Alacnn
stated that the explosive belonged t.
relative. who is u miner.
All American women have. been or
nered to keep off the streets Of China
hua' the police stating that they could
insult "7'''''s'
strong guard is maintained over
me franco Mincro night and day ana
business Is practically suspended.
Anlcr!cans say the situation in Chi
iluahua Is grave and constantly bccom-
ing more strained. Many families are
reaching the border to await the return
of peaceful conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

A. . r
that had recognized Reyes MS their
Standard bearer, turned to Francisco /
t,hhaero, and nominated him for prcsi-
uent .oi the republic In opposition to the
monument, Portirio Diaz In the cleo
lions last spring
w, Maoero and his supporters claimed
they were not being accorded fai,.
treatment In the campaign. and Madero
was imprisoned on the charge OF in
suing the government by his state
.heht mat he could not get justice in
~. We courts. He was held in prison I'M.
~ some weeks after the election. When
.ms eNistins government was ovo.-
"nlch he was released on bail.
-, re made his way to San Antonio.
texas, whence he is alleged TO have
Dech secretly preparing his partisans
l9r the widespread revolt which was
p bn to commence last Sunday, Noy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

I vuanaJ uato; Orizaba In the state ~
, M.la cruz. Outbreaks had been nro. a.
s snus'y reported at zacatecas. in tho
stntt or Iecatecas, and Puebla in the
r,s, Inc mos, y, serious feature OF the IN
~ r,'ir .;, Is the report from Gomez pala
e,o mat 300 government troops Vent
ana 10 inc revoutionists taking arms
aro ammunition with them. Troons
trorh, s'is rushed to all places where
tain1 ha,, '"s pseh reported and It's cen
enced ''i' oeei' expert
larry this morning it was renor,od
u,at me Mexican government has asa
s sa control Of all telegraph lines md
der de- ut,is would be handled only un:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
BILLIARD TABLES FOUND.
Lost Car Is at Helper and VIII be
Rushed In This Evening.

y car load OF billiard tables, belong
nE I" the Commercial club which has
pcen lost for over n week. was loca,-
I'd this morning Mt Helper Utah, Tho
Denver & Rio Grandc Railway COM
nany dispatched an engine 10 bring
the car to Salt Lake. 1t is to be on the
sidetrack al o'clock tonight AS soon
the car arrives the tables will be load
ed on to vans and set up tonight for
the opening "Wednesday evening, Tho
billiard tables are the only furnishings
missing in the elegant new club and
u special effort VIII be made to got
them In place for the opening evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
NEEDS MORE MONEY.

The state pure food bureau will ask tho
legislature for more money with which to
enforce the laws. AZ present there Is not
INC mcnns at hand for doing this, ms
10Y instance. cattle can not be Inspected
after slaughtering. and sources OF milk
"urprlr can lot he Inspected all over tie
state as tho law contemplatcs The hoard.
in It's biennial report. will urge n suitable
appropriations, with new provisions in the
law calculated To make the work more
thorough ard effective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
NEGROES GENEROUS GIFT
FOR TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL

Colorado Springs Colo. Nov. %
James X. Polk Taylor, former slave.
Il years old. and his free born wife.
Elizabeth Jane Taylor, have given
$50 acres OF land at Calllan, 40 miles
east of Colorado Springs. to the
Charles sumner Tuberculosis dSsocin-
ton as n sit" for u national rlhcr-
cuiosiS shnitarium for colorcd people
OF the United States. Tho land is in
the so-called dry farming belt and IL
worth $40 an acre. 1t is understood
S3OOe0O will be spent on the sanItar-
um. The land was taken up many
Years ago by the Taylors and they will
continue to live on it.
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The ftathskeller 75c Table de IIotc
dinner. From . to SEQ.
Under Walkers Bunk End South and
Main. Special Music and entertaining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
CROWD BREAKS INTO
JAIL AND FREES PRISONERS

I'll Paso. Nov % q a.mD--At Acam-
paro. state of Aguas Calientes, 300 men
broke into the jail and set free tho
prisoners, then went to the loan shops
ana contlscated all the arms and am.
munition. They then went to municipal
naIacc and secured all the county
auius' They We're attacked by troops
at midnight and the soldiers arn nov
IN possession and the rcvolters hay
He'd to the mountains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

ii"Sf counselor Of the department. Of
S'ate, who died in Washington on sun
NY were held today at the home in
cousin, Roy. Or. Henry l., Homes of
st stephens Episcopal church, con-
Quoted the services.
Al the same time the funeral was be-
liis conducted here. memorial services
wer" held In Washington. Sccy. Of
stat" Knox remaining there for that
purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
TAKEN FROM TRAIN, LYNclEp.

Pensacola, Ella, Nov. 2?-ln the
presence of the passengers and crew
of the train. Bob Matthews, Il negro
charged with nssautng Mrs. Snow
den pear Pensacola, several months
ago, was taken from n train at Gull
Point by 40 masked men this morning
and lynched by the side of the rail-
road track
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
IN NEXT HOUSE SO

Washington, Nov. 29.--Thc Demo-
cratic representation In the mex, house
will be 227 against l63 Republicans and
one Socialist. according to the roster
of the house published today.
These figures give the Democrats a
majority OF GO aud a plurality of g..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
All Lines Of Communication in
Hands Of Goyernment-KnowI-
edge Of Situation Meagre.
KNOWN TO BE. VERY CRITICAL
NIadcro, Head OF Antl-Diuz Isc-clcc.
Don, Has Entered Country-Gcn,
Reyes Reaches Mexico,

El Paso, Texas. Nov. ga big
sign has been posted at the interna-
tlonal bridge connecting this city
with 'Iaurez Mexico. forbldding any
person to pass over between the
hours Of IL midnight and o'clock
am Ihis action was taken at the
instance of the Mexican govern.
ment. Guards are posted TO enforce
the order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
PRIEST. TAFT ARRIVES
AT FORT MONROE, VA.

IT. Monroe Va, Nov. % -Prosident
today. The nrmored cruisers Tennessee
ana Montana with The presidential party
aboard dropped anchor at ll:2n am Tho
Richmond. where he stops over night,
reaching Washington late tomorrow
morning. .
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
BOTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 30th Senatorial District includes The
counties of Brown, Cass, Mason, Menard
Schuyler, and Tazewell.
Republican recommendations:
House Homer j. Tice, endorsed
Democratic recommendations:
House: SWIM. Nj. Groves, endorsed
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE


The ihD sf he Senator
Rons" Ho"ar rSs endorsed % z%as %
ofheTw yfrtT wnt -ecmdTwa
Chicago ~ wards " " q" arH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
mocaucrN mmendHo
House,: Leland e d
cereF Bell endorse " n%
DSTRI
Hnr Terrible d Shelby mousse
cratic RpH r
~
dovd - - TO- sAnAo@
NJ dd
waash Lawrence
Republican Republican
*kA and d
counties DFag
Democratic re"%moaaHns endorsed %
House, Sloan
Mde,
St car
Republican
dd@
House, P end
""N''~" hpuhca raomme auon&
ET hfd endorsed
s5h 1naram FkA Rogers endorsed Senate
dd
omnhs Ftonn knox,
TIL Senatorial %
nauon. M hprhdde
House, GgH
t %
famn
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
39TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
4OTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 40th Senatorial District includes the
counties of Christian, Cumberland, Fayette,
and Shelby.
Republican recommendations:
House: *Walter M. Provine, endorsed.
Democratic recommendations:
House: *JOhn G. Richardson, en-
dorsed.
Francis M. Quinn, endorsed
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
49TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 10th Senatorial District includes tt
county Of st. Clair.
Republican recommendations:
House: HI. Lee Gardner, endorsed.
Democratic recommendations:
None.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
47TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The 47th Senatorial District includes the
counties of Bond and Madison
Republican recommendations:
House: *Norman G. Flagg, endorsed.
Democratic recommendations:
House: M. L. Geers, endorsed.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-09-02
4STH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

The As Senatorial District includes the
of Edwards, Gallatin, Hardin,
Wabash, Lawrence and White.
Republican recommendations:
House: James A. Watson, endorsed
I'D. r.. Rose, endorsed.
(member of 45th Assembly,.
Democratic recommendations:
House: *Wm. r.. Finley, endorsed.
*Charles l.. Scott, endorsed.