Third party after 10 set sail today in push
A third party movement launches after 10 set sail today as a renamed political group targets a third term. The campaign centers on a personal organization and supporters rally around the new push.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1912
Page
5
Roosevelt Plan Emerges for Progresive Party Convention
Johnson reports Chicago August 4 the national progressive party to be launched tomorrow noon in Eum with 1100 to 1200 expected. Roosevelt nominated last night at the Republican convention foundation for the new party. Vice presidential nominee not yet chosen. Parker of New Orleans expected as temporary chairman, Beveridge as temp chair. California Governor Johnson discussed as likely candidate for the ticket. Contests in Ohio, Mississippi, and Florida to be resolved by national committee tomorrow morning. Roosevelt’s arrival unclear. Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Progressive Party
Eum
Taft
Theodore
Col
Jobin M. Parker
New Orleans
Beveridge
Indiana
New Party
South
Jonson
California
P Parker
Roosevelt
Provisional National Committee
Ohio
Mississippi
Florida
Wim
Wilton
Marshall
Alton B. Parkes
Maine
Wilson
New England
Wilson Considers Crane for National Committee Post
Democratic leaders in New York debate possible nominees as Woodrow Wilson weighs appointing Charles Crane as national committee treasurer. Crane, recalled China envoy, would join Joseph Davies, with Pence and Ford designated for campaign roles. Wilson's Maine visit and stances on prohibition influence slate as New England focus grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
China
The
Orient
Wilson
Davies
Chicago
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Comenut
Crane
National Committee
Ttn
Seagit
New York
McCombs
Marstan Maine
Waldo backs police force amid Rosenthal case
New York police Commissioner Waldo urged a thorough, impartial investigation into charges of police ties to gambling and election influence. He warned graft may persist unless guilty officers are dismissed and prosecuted, while noting detectives close on the two remaining gang members Lefty Louie and Gyp the Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldo
Rosenthal
Gambi
Lefty Louie
Gyp
Tansiersville
Lefty
Police Department
Jack Rose
Feinberg
Rose
Becker
Dougherty
Congress braces for last fortnight of session in 1900s style
Washington lawmakers prepare for what may be the final two weeks of the current session. Key issues include fate of appropriation bills and a push to finish the legislative, executive, and judicial bill before any presidential veto. Democratic leaders plan caucuses on battleship funding and tariff bills, while the senate debates Panama canal administration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Com Court
White House
House
Senate
Pathfinder car reaches Dillon amid bad roads after rain
A dispatch from Rudolph Barich in charge of the pathfinder car of the Montana State Automobile association reports the trip from Butte to Dillon via Twin Bridges and Armstead faced heavy rains. The speedometer failed near Twin Bridges. Dillon was reached at a halt for repairs with plans to continue to Monida tomorrow amid expected rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Barich
Montana State Automobile Association
Butte
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Pilin
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Dilton
Will. x
Monida
Armstead
Double tragedy in Tacoma wife’s lover murder suicide
Clyde A White 37, a Tacoma grocery salesman, was shot and killed by RE Templeton from Washtucna. Templeton then shot himself, dying soon after. A reconciliation attempt with Templeton’s wife preceded the incident. A farewell letter to Mrs Templeton was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Clyde A. White
Duslest
RE. J. ‘Templeton
Washtucna
Wash
Spokane
Templeton
E Templeton
White
Frank L. White
Desperate Burglar Fight Reaches Goal in Society Incident
A desparate burglar fight marked a rare success as authorities report a hard pressed series of events involving an educated clergyman and a young mason named in local notices. The report notes significant ponderings over the value of stolen goods and the outcome of the confrontation.
Man runs amuck battles deputies in Colorado chase
Ballew, a stage driver, shot at deputies near La Junta after four people were wounded and a farmer’s horse stolen. He fought a lengthy gun battle, was finally killed by a shot to the head as he fled toward a haystack. pursuit left all deputies unharmed. Authorities suspect vengeance for his wife’s desertion.
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la Junta
Col
Hallew
Whem
Ballew
George Governeau
Devine
Ormena
Ent
Wesley Wilson
la Jun
Wilton
John Hixins
Kry
Higgins
Tale Jew
Lax Cruces
N. Ma
Colorado
National Committeeman Ends His Life in Alaska
A J Day, Democratic national committeeman for Alaska, died by self-inflicted gunshot aboard a river steamboat near Tolowata while traveling from Fairbanks toward the Arctic district. A coroner's jury at Hot Springs found his death was temporary and in accordance with a will found on the body. burial will be at Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Day
Alaska
Tolowata
Fairbanks
Ha Aitarod
Mc. Daly
Hot Springs
Landnat
Edna Loftus Orders Out of Town After Marriage Scandal
Former entertainer Edna Loftus, once in the limelight of notoriety, was ordered to depart the state by Sheriff Daly. She left by train for San Francisco after an hour’s notice. Loftus had married Winnie OConnor the jockey, divorced, then wed Harry Rheinstrom of Cincinnati. Rheinstrom was later deemed insane, and the couple’s Kentucky wedding date was January 20. They moved to the state where the heir to Rheinstrom millions was again committed to a private Stockton asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inger
Edward J. Daly
San Francisco
Mise Loftus
Winnie ‘O'Connor
Mast
Harry Rheinstrom
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Rheinstrom
Stockton
Virginia Outlaws May Be On Coast
Outlaws Allen and Wesley Edwards were believed headed toward the coast. Northwest authorities conducted a wide search around Seattle and Everett for the men but found nothing. A prior tip from U S Marshal Jacoby cited a Salt City contact about a Hatfield relative, yet no Hatfield family trace or Edwards sighting has been confirmed, with Ballard among the last potential locations.
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Allen
Wesley Edwards
Seattle
United States
J. R. Jacoby
Mareshal
James Anderson
Salt City
Anderson
Allen Edwards
Hatfeld
Everett
Sherif
Nohemish County
Hatfield
Atten Ie
Ballard
Edwards
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Johnson
Ams Hom
Retnen
New York City
Mim
Thomas J. Pence
Raleigh
N. C
Pence
Raleigh News and Observer
Josephus E. da Tele
Democratic National Committee
Bus ‘Eau
Wilsa
Frank Ford
Daniels
Durea
Charles RB. Crane
Jere Cores
Sovimier
Pathfinder
Mrs. Templeton
Coroner Shaver
Shaver
Young
Mmnck
Samer Reser
Guthrie
Cie
Igs
Halpin
Heyond
Eds
Rae Fang
Writta
Luthrie
Edna Loftus
Virginia
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