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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-07-22
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
SECRETARY SAYS J. s.
 FACES AWFUL CRISIS

~ili ""n""'i'. a point C" th" opposing side. NJ th" present tim" conditions among tho husmre- houses and fiuan- rtfl in~,uuti"ns arc much worse than msny r.,liz, I.ahar k scarce and those ntan ar. "ala,hle "f filling the vacau- el.- brought about hy the strikes are afrtii [" d" 70 ns thc union men have threatened all that olf"r ta ia SO called ..-.ah" work
 The engineers "f seventy railroads .uet la-t evening in Chicago and voted To srrlh'. Tor a seven rrr c"nt increase in -astN Iu~r whom tho. mon will nalk "ur ,~ not known but it will uu- ,i"uhie,ily be in th" near utur.
 m. drivers for m" United States e>Irrs- company haN" refused to To- ~tm, work until rhrir demands are moi with. oyrr one thousand of the drivers ar" now idle and many "f their families ar.. facing starvation The of iicials of the concern contend that thclr drivers Uere well paid for the work they did and that they. the ofir"rs Of the company. would suspend business hcforc they would meet tho requests cf their employees
 The garment workers in chicago ar- s"ldiuG out for more pay on piece work and about fix" thousand Of their mum. l.t. .r. u,,,r ,tpap.HI,K--F
 Tho taxicah drivers. in sympathy nith the express drivers. have refused ra deliver auy of the United States ex. rf.ss company packages at any price Their delegate stated that they would all quit work before they assisted the express comany officials in any way.
 As yet no change has heen noted T. the situation between the bosses ,nd workers hui a climax ,s predicted far the very near future
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. NoN lo-.Th" United States k facing nu" of the greatest crises that has ever threatened this country and if peace and harmony is not r"~rored between th" manufacur- ing ,ud transportation concerns and tArir rmpluNe~. shortly. business and money will he tied up in way that Nil create both panic and famine"
 such uaS statement made today h> Glover r Wentworth. secretary and vice president of m" United Protective Ass"riati"u Tn. official Is much wor- rt,d over th, present state of affairs md prophecies m, worst if recon citation k not effected between the striking express wagon drivers. the taxirah chauneurs. the garment work CT and railroad engineers and their employers
 "The situation k moi difficult" said Wentworth "The trouble lies in the fact that neither "mrloye or employer
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
WENTWORTH PROPHECIES PANIC
DEMOCRATS TO ELECT SPEAKER
 AND TRY TO REDUCE TARIFF

"rh" Grand old Representative of th, C. e. r. had built up a kingdom "s his own and none but those who L, wed down in worship before him A,rc eyer recognized upon the floor of tho house.
 w. have mad" a good start and tho people are with uS 90 il is the duty "f every democrat to exert his utmost ~jl"ngth to carry on the good work already mauguratcd.
 "our If the first acts that the demo- ,'atic hous" should undertake after is election of speaker is that of immc- .dat"ly reducing the tariff We owe ti.s {" tho country and th" people are locking to our standard for the simple r'"s"n that m" country has been go ing from bad tn worse under a protec- !'c tarin the pet plank in tn" plat r.m "f the republican party
 'Thc c. o. r. has worked this tarifr
 r"trction scheme nf theirs until the nursing has developed into a giant so Suong and unruly that fl is now bring ini. about it's parents distraction and tn" democratic party seeing the glar- ing mistakes of those who have been u power for over a decade should profit thereby and govern themselves accordingly"
 The largest photographic studio in Alaska. The Nowel Studio. next to the postoffiee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
TWO WIRELESS OUTFITS
 SUFFER FROM ICE

The antrnnas of the United States wireless station and Boad Of Trade Wireless outfit W"r" rut ont of com mission last night when snow !reez- ing "n the wires. forced them to Ihe ground With the Board of Trade an tenna went ten feet of the long pole which Is planted on the roof ar tha sai"on. Electricians were at work at hoth places this afternoon and the aamaG" will soon ha repaired
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget SpecIal Service.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1O.-During d love feast here in the city last evening to celebrate the democratic victories throughout the country and presided over by Champ Clark. representative tn congress from the Ninth district also one of the leading democrats of the country. many able speeches We're made by prominent politicians and the great event of the p" ing was th" s; seeh of the Hon. Ch1mp c.ark iu re- sponse to a rising toast. Heres to our next speaker n the house of represen- tative at Washington n. C.!"
 After th" prolonged applause and cheering had died away the Hon. Champ Clark in an elaborate address stated: He would accept the speaker ship if offered him. hut should the par ty deem another representative of the followers of the great Jefferson more worthy person. I'll gladly give way to the choice of the party"
 Then in a brief but interesting man ner the Hon Clark went over the late history of the party and the good work they have been doing in the halls of congress. "Without any doubt" said the speaker. ""ne of the greatest and best moves the demcoartic party has mad" in recent years that k in the eyes of th" people" was the shorning of 'ann"nism and taking away his DOW
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
COP. VOTE WITH DEMOCRATS
 TO DEFEAT THE INSURGENTS

carry out certain reforms pledged 70 th. people at the last election: also ih" regular republicans voting with the democrats fo defeat the nsurgeur re ps.hlirau~
 Oklahoma Democratic
 GlrEiiiIE Nov |" This state was claimed hN th" republicans y..-terday. but rh. total vote now being in give rh, tate ta th. democrats hy yery small plurality The regular r-pub- li,an- la>t out in ,h, outlying dis. rri,rs and tine sman lcat thoy had IL tn. rhieklN settled parts of the coun m Als soon overcome and pa s4ei by In, druoerari. ,"tr e,,t in the min r- district
 Wyoming Democratic.
 CnEYENNE Wyo. Eay h n-Tne re-. uhliraus hay" given up tnr fight "f Iaminr th" state and the compIet. ..wm- gives thr election ta the dem ..r,ti. caudiaat. ny auly 2 frA nun. lr,d votes
 Pennsylvania 33.ooO Republican,.
 rHHADELPHlA Nov Io-The C p r carried the -rat.. hy 23.O0o plur. nly ra the good. ae against sO.oop ta th, good a ,"ar ago when tho cleo. ti"u V4s Aeld I'll, drop nr nearly to o"o is aur "a m" country heinz dl- aauehed alth In. present. form of gov "rnmcnt and that tho people want t ,haups h the administration
 Ne. Hampshire Republican.
 DOVER. \ II Nas lo.--romp.et- r-,nru- iron rhr s,atr glyr~ the re- ruhilcan- , rlurallts of ..ooo over the t,m"rrat-. aud th, victory Has har,; .,., for th,. = O r aud for a while li, ~i1t- i.atrd ,i"uhliu bal the solid republican Aatr from th. Green Noun lain district -a,~d the day for In. yulharn rati "t fh. ~tsta went len. a,rtile
 Rhode Island Republican.
 rEnNIDENrE. R | No, lO.-Th- ...Nr ta rhs -mall.s, stat. IL the union ,,rut Tor thy G O F b. the small ma I"r,r. al I.pno. and Il as a great yles lary far th,. republicans for the manu- featuring towns vrre uned ul soiIi r., the d.ms.ratic candidate. but the ureanlzauau oi the republican party h,re ia ,hr stat. rfayed strong eEoush in Nlu th'. day
 Iowa 10000
 pIcS MONS. Ia Nov lo-The stat- Nas just able to come in under the wire in tho right direction. ls one Of thr rrruhlican politicians put it Last .l.,tiou wr elected our governor by loo: ooo plurality and Wr had 10 apply rh, spurs [" make the Elephant get l ahead af the "Jackass"
 Kansas 10000 Republican.
 TOPEKA Kan Na. l0-Goy N R Stuhh~ has carried the state by To- uo" plurality. and when he ran for governor before h" was elected b. ahent s5.o00 plurality
 Michigan 10000 Plurality.
 DETROIT Mich Nov lo.-com plrt" return gives to osborn the re publican candidate plurality of 4O 0OO which Is rather small for this state
 Continued on Page Fourp
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. lo.-Reviscd pluralti,~ ace now being received from aI oyer the country and The demo riati' iaud slid" indicated yesterday is "N"u greater than at nrs, indicated m" reason given Is to th" effect that th, regular republicans voted with the democrats m oricr tn bring about the defeat "t th" insurgents. and in th, mai"ri1, "f eases they have Won out. for very few nf the insurgrnt rcpub- ,i.4tns haN" been elected and their places in r"ugr.~~ ha,r been uan by drulaarats
 OtN Plurality 66.0o0.
 NEW YoRk Nov 10 The res i-e,i .r"unt with complete returns gtyos Dix. th, democratic candidate. a plurality "i f6 ""o Over The other candidate
 Ross 33.ooO Pluraty. BOSTON. Mas Nov. 10 Governor "lact Ross who le,d th. d,moafatic party to victory on the Sth. has in 'e'as-d hi- ruralt, from a5ooo to aa o0o
 Harmon 10000.
 cINcINNATI o.. Nov 10 The com r!et" returns from the stat" gives h Judge Harmon. the d.mocratir ga,.f. u"r wh" was elected to succeed him ~"lf 6aooo instead af 2o.ooo a~ the re- turns of yesterday shows
 Colorado t5.Ooo Democratic. DENVER Col. Nov Io-The rrpub- li,an victory claimed yesterday has been smashed into smither-ens by tho -rrdne dam"cratis Notr boiled in the mnnntiu districts and pho republicans have lost tnr state by l5.0Oo plurality
 Baldwin 1000.
 HARTFORD conn. Nov 10 Com plete returns from the state gives the democratic candidate for governor. Baldwin. i.oo0 Instead af s.6aa as thr nr-t reports indicated
 Democrats Win n Alabama.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala Nov Io-Thr democrats rolled ur 'hc tidy sum ot 5ao0o majority hore during election and every candidate "f the Jefferson tics was elected hands down
 South Carolina Democratic. i CoLUALRIA, s. C. Nov f0-Cam. rlrte returns from the state gives go land slide tn the democrats who have elected every man running on their ticket I'll" returns shows that 'he plurality Is 60.OaO
 Texas eO.oOo for Democrats.
 AUSTIN Tex Nov 10 The demo "rats had walk over here in the last election and complete returns gives the party sa GOO plurality North Dakota 1000. ! BISMARCK. N. n Nov 10 What seemed a close call far the election of Governor Johnson yesterday the demo cratic candidate. is now a complete viz tory having carried the state hy over 2 000 plurality
 Oregon Democratic. PORTLAND. Nov. IO.-Complete re-. turns from the state proves that the democrats have won out by a small majority The fact of the republicans losing out Is due 10 their failure to
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10

NEW LAID EGGS si PER DOZEN At Pr0sssr's Harness Shop Phone alaek s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
FIRST MASONIC SOCIAL.

Wednesday. Nov. 1s. Anvil Lodge No. 10. Members and visitors invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Oregon Democratic.

PORTLAND. Nov i0.-Complete re- turns from the state proves that the democrats have won out by a small majority The fact of the republicans losing out Is due 10 their failure 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Harmon 6o.oo0

CINCINNATI o.. Nov. 10. -Tne com rl"t" returns from tho stat" gives ta Judg, Harmon. tho democratic go,.t- u"r. who was elected to succeed him ~olf Go. .ooo instead of ao.ooo a~ the re- utrue nf yesterday shows
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
coI0radO l5.O00 oemoeratle.

DENVER. Col Nov lo The rrpub- li,an victory claimed yesterday Ina. been smashed into smither-ens by the -tndng dem"cratis vote boiled in the mnuutiu districts and tho republicans have lost tn~ state hy I5.0o" plurality
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10

The largest photographic studio in Alaska. The Novel; Studio. next to the postoffiee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Baldwin 1000

HARTFORD conn. Nov 10 Com plete returns from the state gives the democratic candidate for governor Baldwin 5000 Instead of 36oa as the hr-t reports indicated
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Ross 33.ooo Pluraity.

BOSTON. Mas. Nny. 10 Governor "ieet R"ss. wh" I"'d m" democratic rart2 tn victory on the Sth has in 'r'asei hi- plurality from e5ooa to 2t unn
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Om Plurality 66.OOo.

NEW YoRk Nov lo The revised count with complete returns gives Dix. lh, democratic candidate. plurality "i GG "o" over the other candidate
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
South Carolina Democratic.

CoLrAmIA. s. C. Nov. i0-Cam. rl"te returns from the state gives land slid" tn the democrats who have elected every man running 9u their ticket I'll" returns shows that 'he plurality Is s0 0aa
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Democrats Win in Alabama

MONTGOMERY Ala Nov l0 The democrats rolled up ihe tidy sum or 5a.ooo majority her" during election and every candidate "f the Jefferson Ltos was elected hands down
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10

BISMARCK. N n Nov 10 What seemed close call for the election oi Governor Johnson yesterday the demo cratic candidate. is now a complete yle- 600 plurality
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
W yomtng Democratic.

oHENENNE Wyu Nov n The rg..
 Uhli,aus hay" given ap th" fight af .laiminc th" state and the complete n,wu- gives thr election L. the iem- ,.r,tta candidate ny aulN g few nun. .tT,.,t .afaa
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Rhode Island RepubI,can.
Iowa 10000

pIcS MoINS. Ia Nov 10 The stat- Nae just able to come in under the Nirr in the right direction ls one Of thr rrruhlican politicians put it Last .l-rti"n wr elected our governor by loo: ooo plurality and Wr had 10 apply rh, spurs (" make the Elephant get u ahead af thr "Jackass"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10

carry out certain reforms pledged 70 th. people at the last election: also th" regular republicans voting with the democrats to defeat the msurgeur re
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10
Texas sO.oOO for Democrats.

AISTlN Tex. Nov 10 The demo- "rats had walk over here in the last election and complete returns gives the party sa GOO plurality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-10

DETROIT Mich. Nov lO.-Com plrt" return gives to osborn the re publican candidate a plurality Of 4O. poo which Is rather small for this state
 Continued on Page Fourl
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
OF
 STATE 1,549,395

The population of Arkansas is 1,549, 395, according to figures compiled yesterday in the office of State Superintendent of Pub- lie Instruction George B. Cook. The population is figured from the figures forwarded to the state superintendent represent ing the total enumeration of children of school age in the state. With three school dis tricts still to be heard from in so far as definite figures are con cerned, the state superinten- dents office estimates that the enumeration will show 573, $50. The enumeration last year was 557, 469. It is estimated that the population of the state amounts to 2.7 multiplied by the total enumeration.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
HOW BIG
 IS ARKANSAS?

At q banquet an Arkan- saver was asked to speak of his native state. He said, If all the wheat in Arkansas were one grain, the only place to plant would be in the Grand Canyon of Arizona, the only hole in the earth big enough to contain it. If all the corn in Arkansas were one ear, the only way to shell it would be by steam stump pullers extracting a grain at time from the cob. If all the cattle in Arkansas were one COW she would browse the tender herbage of the trop- ics, whisk icicles off the north pole with her tail and supply milk enough to fill a canal reach ing from Kansas City to the Gulf on which to ship the boat loads of her cheese and butter. If all the chickens in Arkansas were one rooster he could strad- de the Rocky Mountains like a great colossus, and crow until he shook the rings off the planet Saturn. If all the hogs in Ark ansas were one hog he could plant his hind feet on the soil of Cuba, his fore feet On the 18th mus of Panama and with one root of his huge snout dig a sea- level canal from ocean to ocean. If all the mules raised in Arkan- sas were one mule, he could plant one fore foot on the soil of Tex as, the other amid the forests ot Maine and with his hind feet kick the face off the man in the moon"
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
NOTICE TO FARMERS
 UNION MEN

The next meeting of the Ne vada County Union will be held with Brushy Creek Local, on the third Thursday and Friday in September.
 1 hope every local in the county will be represented. There will be some very impor- tant business to attend to. The prospect of success among the farmers was never brighter than now, and those who do not join in the campaign Of educa- tion and cooperation will, one day, wish they had done so.
 J. NJ. Thomas,
 President.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
CAYN0R FALLS THRICE
 WHILE BEING REMOVED

New York, Aug. 28-Mayo, Gaynor was removed from St Mary's hospital in Hoboken early this morning to Deep Wells, J his country place, at St. James, Long Island. He bore the triF well. but his insistent plea to bt allowed to walk unaided resulted in three distressing ircidents.
 Once he sank to his knees as he tried to enter an automobll' and in ascending the steps of hi, home lie fell on all fours from overexertion. Despite his weak ness, however, he maintained his cheerful mood and arrived al Deep Wells, " spent the after noon reclining in a chair on the veranda.
 The mayor lert the hospital a 9:3O this morning. He had beer there since Tuesday. August 9, the day on which he was shot by James J. Gallagher, a discharged city employe. on the deck of the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Drawn up in the court yard of the hospital to give him a final salute were 50 orphan children cared for by the insti- tuition.
 Mayor Gaynor insisted on stopping to speak to each one and several he patted on the head.
 Safe at home. the mayor ask ed to be allowed to sit on his piazza and Dr. Parrish consent ed. So he sat in the open air throughout the afternoon read ing and gazing at the green country thereabout.
 Only two neighbors were per- mitted to see him. To one of them, who commented upon the attempt to assassinate him, Mayor Gaynor said:
 'I am content. My great hope is that the event will help to make me better man and more patient and just.
 The mayor still manifests a
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
WAS FOOLED ABOUT
 AMENDMENT NO. 10

When those Arkansas gentle men urged me to help them pass Amendment No. 10 to their State Constitution I, of course, assumed that 1t was to apply to the state generally and to acts of the legislature. 1 supposed that If the towns were given the Initiative and Referendum, their action under 1t would be limited by the constitution of the state and the statutory law.
 To my utter astonishment, Section 1 of the proposedlamend- ment actually gives to each county the right to set up an in- dependent government, in defi- ance of the State Legislature and the State Constitution.
 That's the most amazing pro- position that ever came down the pike. 1 have an idea that the Socialists fixed up that amendment. If that Trojan horse enters the organic law of Arkansas, it will reduce the state to chaos and civil war.
 By virtue of that amend ment, the Socialists could cap ture a town or county, confis. cate private property, and help themselves to everything in sight.
 Under that amendment, any county could set aside the state law against larency, against gambling, against bigamy, against any other act of immor- ality.
 If that amendment should be adopted, every town, city, and county could set up little state of it's own, each controlling it. self separately by laws of its own making.
 Under that amendment, the Socialists could repeal all the land laws of Arkansas, set aside the Statute of Distribution, up. set the marriage system, revolu- tionize the school system, and socialize the land.
 Reverend Ben Bogard never did his state a better service than when he, in the Arkansas Baptist, pointed out the dangers that turk within this Trojan horse. This matter is so pro- foundly important that We are publishing an exact copy of the proposed amendment. " Watson s Jeffersonian.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
FOR
 BRYAN SPECIAL

Little Rock, Aug. 27. After deciding upon several schedules today, then rejecting them Gov. Donaghey, who was assisted in the work by R. P. Allen, rail- road commissioner tonight an- nounced the following the itine- rary for the Bryan special.
 Leave Little Rock Sept. z, speak at Conway 8:10, Morrilton 9:10, Kins 9:55. Russellville 10:35, Cabin Creek 12, Clarksville 12::30. Ozark 2::30, Mulberry 3::30, Alma 4:06, Van Buren 4:50, Fort Smith 8.
 September 8: Fayetteville 9, Springdale 9:55, Rogers 10:35, Eureka Springs 12, Harrison 3:30, Leslie 6::30.
 September 9: Batesville 9, Newport II, Jonesboro ?, Brink ley 6:15.
 September 10: Camden 800 !, Hope 12, Prescott 1:30, Gurdon 2::30. Philadelphia 3::30, Malvern 4:35. Benton 5::30.
 The train will consist of a diner and sleeping car. Gov. Donaghey has invited several personal friends, besides half a dozen newspaper representatives to make up the party.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
NUMBER 5S
JAPAN ANNOUNCES
 KOREA'S ADDITION

Tokio, Aug. 29. The official promulgation of the treaty of the annexation of Korea under the name of Cho. Sen was made at 3 o'clock this morning.
 At the same time a mass of documents providing for the future government of the new colony was made public.
 Some sensational newspapers announced that a lantern process sion would be held today in cele- bration of the event, but this is discountenanced by the best element of the people and de- cried by the leading newspapers generally. There is not the slightest evidence here 0 f jubi- lation over the annexation.
 Reports from Seuol say the people there accepted the an- nouncement quitely. The news papers all are issuing extra editions giving full accounts of the cet ing of Korea to Japan.
 A rescript by the Japenese en- porer says that in 1905 Korea was placed under the protectorate of Japan, but that notwithstanding the partial success of the exist ing government Korea was un- able to preserve order. Suspicion and misgiving permeated the peninsula and therefore in con- cert with the emperor of Korea he arrived at plan for the per-. manent annexation of Korea.
 The emperor expresses the belief that the Koreans in future will enjoy prosperity and that the new status will serve as a fresh guarantee for the enduring peace of the Orient.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-08-30
COOPER CASE IS
 SET FOR TRIAL

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 26. = The case of Robin Cooper, charged with the murder of former United States Senator E. W. Carmack, has been set for trial here on November 10. Cooper has been convicted at a former trial, but the Supreme Court gave him a new trial. He is under $10,O00 bond and is travelling in Europe.