Roosevelt F Banqueted On Eve Of Hunting Ship
Chief Bull Mooser declares he is in a fight to stay and progressive principles must triumph on the eve of the hunting ship banquet.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
1
Wilson signs Underwood tariff bill ending cotton tax
The president signed the Underwood Simons tariff into law after swift passage by both houses. Officials touted major reforms including an income tax, broad tariff reductions on clothing and food, and freeing raw wool. Congress aims to advance currency reform next, with debate focused on easing costs for consumers and boosting national finances.
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Wilson
United States
Chol
Jobilant
Vente Fitance
Marshall
Clark
Gueets
Ann Electric Girt
LT Chone & Weldek
San Francisco
Hetun
Woodrow Wilken
Congress
Wees
Leon
Bryan
Underwood
McAdooo
Jerry South
Senate
Vicw
Clerken
White House
Howe
Lee
Henner
Germany
Amhbaseadoer
Trenary Department
Wilton
Taft
House
Ways Land
Tnderwood
Judge Humphries Lectures on Power After Man Is Entombed
Judge Humphries delivers a lengthy lecture criticizing arbitrary power as he addresses a case involving a man entombed. The judge proposes policy changes and discusses discharges of offenders amid a controversial courtroom scene.
Cheerful While Waiting for Toshesky Cleared by Drilled Coal
Efforts to reach Toshesky are blocked by a thick coal wall. Workers drill through the coal to gain access, aiming to complete the task despite obstacles.
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Toshesky
Supreme Court to Pass on Remaining Contempt Cases
In a crowded session Judge Humphries discharged several defendants in the defiance cases and warned others. The court later freed Dr Titus and Millard Price amid mixed rulings as Kate Sadler faced fines. more defendants were jailed for nonpayment while the court sought relief from the supreme court.
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Supreme Court
Joan BO Wompiries
Rie
Jodues
Hin
Ferman FY Titus
Kate Sadler
Millara Price
City Hall Park
Jujee Thurmphries
Titus
Scova
Millard Mice
Rina
Price
Humphries
Cosky
Kate
L. Reed
Tosoung Weaman
Mbene
Katherine Strian
Millard Price
Missouri
Annie Anderson
Mary Jarvis
Humphries’ Dranch
Superior Court
Everett Smith
National roads plan backed by Congress group
The American Party Congress in Detroit endorses a National Department of Public Works with a cabinet secretary, state and local highway commissions, federal aid for roads, a national road system, and commissions from civil life to study the program. It also supports cement use and commets in construction and lauds the Lincoln Highway Association.
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Detroit
Mich
American Toad Congress
Department of Public Works
Congress
United States
Civil Life
Lincoln Highway Association
Effortia lauds transcontinental highway memorial
Governor Ferrie of Michigan addressed the American Road congress praising the Old Trails association for rebuilding the Cumberland road and the Santa Fe rail line and linking road building with religion education and economy. He urged faster, better church-building and ministers as roads improve schooling. He noted England’s widespread roads as a model and warned of schooling disruption when roads are poor. Tomorrow the American Road concrete will hold its final session in the convention city.
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al Toham Linen
National Old Trails Association
Governor Ferrie
Michigan
American Read Congress
Peed Fond
England
Convention City
Serrate Sentenced for 25 Years in Deputy Sheriff Murder
Pearsall Texas reports Jome Serrate, the youngest member of a smuggling ring, found guilty of Deputy Sheriff C Ortiz murder near Carrizo Springs on September 11 and sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary after a 15 hour trial.
Grand Jury to Consider Thaw Case Developments
Gov Clynn directs Attorney General Carmody to present to the county grand jury all matters related to the escape of Harry K Thaw from the Mattewan insane asylum and related developments sought by state officials for possible grand jury action.
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Thaw
Ibany
Clynn
Carmody
Harry K. Thaw Frou
Muatteawon
Michigan Strikers Clash With Soldiers at Wolverine Mine
Twenty Lansing artillerymen under Lieutenant Ashley clashed with several hundred strikers at Wolverine mine in Calumet Michigan amid a riot following an accidental injury to the striker's relative. Twenty-five were jailed and authorities dispersed the mob. A socialist speaker, Mrs. Ann Lockwood of Kalamazoo, was among four arrested for inciting riot earlier at the Quinesy mine.
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Ee Morne
Wolverine
Ann Lockwood
Kalamagoe
Quinesy
Islo Tiovale
Flood Devastates Rio Grande Settlements In Laredo
Floods along the Rio Grande cause heavy damage to Mexican poor families in Laredo Texas. Huts along the river bank are swept away and railroad washouts halt train service for forty eight hours. The river is receding today.
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Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Indian Affairs Official Resigns in Washington
F. H. Abbott assistant commissioner of Indian affairs and acting Commissioner before Solis tendered his resignation to the secretary of the Interior. The resignation is to take effect immediately or at the secretary's discretion.
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Indian Affairs
Washington
F. H. Abbott
Solis
Secretary of the Interior
Former Law Partner of Taft Dies in Cincinnati
Harlan Page Lloyd, longtime law partner of William H Taft in Cincinnati and earlier associate of Taft's father, died today at his daughter Mrs Rufus B Cowing Jr s home. The obituary notes his years of practice and ties to the Taft family.
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Taft
Clem Ridge
Harlan Page, Lloyd
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Rufus B. Cowing, Jr
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt speech at New York dinner solidifies progressive pledge
Theodore Roosevelt told about 2,000 progressives in New York that he will remain with the party and push its principles. He warned opponents the fight has begun and urged unity to build the party for a national campaign. He praised workers and leaders who helped the movement for social and industrial justice.
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New York
Theodore Loosevelt
South America
National Service
Progressive Service
New York Reef Garden
Republican Party
Difford Pinchot
John Purvey Mitchel
Fusion
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Progressive
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