21 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1912
Page
1
President Taft issues a public statement urging business leaders to vote, claiming conditions are better than ever in American history and asserting stability and economic growth as the nation enters a crucial election period.
Morning Journal report from Beverly urges that President Taft predicts Republican victory and notes widespread prosperity. He cites booming industries, rising exports, strong home market, growing foreign trade, and ample work in the Pittsburgh district while warning against Democratic plans seen as risky to business.
The author argues voters should support the Republican platform and candidates to sustain prosperity in agriculture and industry. They claim steel and other sectors are at capacity and warn that voting Democratic or third party would harm national progress and reveal a demoralized GOP.
Havana reports a sharpened political clash as President Gomez contemplates a proclamation to control all armed forces, replacing Monteaguedo amid conservative protests over his retirement. Officials say Gomez seeks a fair election while rural guards face allegations of partisanship and detachments are sent to preserve order.
The seventh International Dry Farming Congress convenes in Lethbridge Alberta from October 19 to 26 with opening ceremony by Lieutenant Governor Hulgea. Delegates arrive from Canada the United States and foreign nations Brazil Chile Persia Turkey Russia Mexico and other regions. Dr A Widtsee, international president, notes dry farming as a means to conserve the mineral for crop purposes and has global relevance.
Ogden Utah October 20 Governor Thomas R R Marshall Democrat candidate for vice president travels through Ogden on the way to San Francisco to pick a site for the Indiana state building at the Panama Pacific exposition and to deliver speeches in support of his party on the Pacific coast.
General Salazar forces push rebel units to within six miles of Juarez as Tracy Aubert of Garrison reports an incoming arrival. The message signals a decisive move toward a new field glasses observation point and imminent engagement.
Rebel leaders mass near Juarez as federal troops concentrate along the border. Reports say up to 500 rebels approach the Rio Grande opposite El Paso while Juarez banks move wealth to the U S. and a U.S. inquiry investigates American injuries from prior clashes.
In Lawrence Massachusetts the district attorney intends to accelerate the trial of Joseph Kmett Arturo Giovannutti and Joseph Caruso of the Industrial Workers of the World for the alleged murder of Anna Lopisco during the textile strike. Testimony from city officers mill workers and officials will be presented as the case proceeds while Ettor and Giovannitti are charged with inciting the disturbance and Garezo with being a principal in the killing.
United States cruiser Des Moines arrives as General Felix Diaz meets with Captain Charles F. Hughes amid mounting tensions at the Gulf of Vera Cruz port.
U S cruiser Des Moines moored at Vera Cruz after a talk with General Felix Diaz. Rebels gain Fort Uluoa support as gunboats shell onshore. many units switch sides while Diaz eyes a broader advance on the city.
A detailed morning and evening bulletin report shows Colonel Roosevelt improving after his injury. Doctors plan a 7:30 pm departure with a private car attached to the train and a targeted security escort from Mercy Hospital to the Indiana state line.
Prince Adogevelt begins travel to Oyster Bay today under supervision of surgeons after a slight setback from over exertion on Saturday. The journey home remains on schedule despite the setback.
Doctors confirm the bullet lies outside Colonel Roosevelt's broken rib and poses no harm. He may choose removal if desired, but he plans to remain in a strict regimen for about a week. Roosevelt hopes to address Madison Square Garden on October 30 to summarize his Progressive Party case in twenty minutes.
John Schrank the man who attempted to kill Theodore Roosevelt spent the day reading and writing in Milwaukee. Sheriff Arnold received a book by a former convict who later became a missionary titled the Prisoner. Schrank read several pages and produced rambling prose and poetry amid his studies.
The funeral of Willie Rugh the newsboy who donated his crippled leg to save Miss Ethel Smith’s life drew thousands in Gary Indiana with services in the street as brass bands played and police and firemen carried flowers.
A Petaluma auto explosion severely burns Mayor Zeruman and three others, possibly fatally. The blast threw the mayor forty feet. Mott Hicken and Brandon were engulfed in flames and rescued at the scene. Crowds panicked as flames spread and nurses from Petaluma and San Francisco were summoned.
Washington reports Charles Riddell an attaché has gone to New York with subpoenas for persons wanted before the money trust investigating committee. Among those cited is William Rockefeller.
Discredited boss of Bernalillo County and rival factions clash as plans to destroy the present Republican county organization unfold amid internal power struggles and factional infighting within the party.
A faction led by Frank Hubbell seeks to seize campaign finances from the executive committee and install a Hubbell loyal committee. They aim to force Baca and his supporters to resign, replacing county Republicans with Hubbell allies. Judge Mann resigned from the executive group amid the power struggle.
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