Progressive convention reshapes progressive party leadership
Announcement by Senator Dixon of a national Progressive convention set for August 5 in Chiraka names Albert J Roveridy as tipolary chairman. Beveridge withdraws from the Republican party and urges a united progressive front. Dixon cites over 1,000 convention applications from multiple states as leaders seek headquarters for delegates and guests.
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Progressive party gains in six states seek GOP capture
Roosevelt asserts the national Progressive party will seize organization in Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Idaho California and Washington. The aim is to keep the Republican label where allowed and place regular Republican tickets for congress and state offices. Roosevelt insists on separate columns where law permits, with Taft and Sherman on the ballot if required.
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Ready 10 Tell All They Know About Ant Gatherings
Fragmentary notes reference an event labeled Ready 10 and involve claims about ant gatherers and loot. Some lines mention transporting slaves and a location in the south with unclear details. Further readable context is needed to form a complete summary.
Murder Case of Rosenthal Sees New Witness Testimony
The Rosenthal murder investigation advances with witness accounts from Hickey and others. Detectives consider alibis, payments, and possible car connections as the grand jury prepares to hear more testimony.
Veniremen object to decoy evidence in bootlegger case
Special jurors oppose decoy testimony used by federal prosecutors in the liquor case against Charles Glenn, a colored man accused of selling whiskey. The debt to decoys delayed jurors as witnesses lured defendants at agents' instruction but did not derail the trial proceedings.
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Minister Arouses Bachelor Maids in Denyer Letter Debate
A denver area sermon arguing all bachelors and maids be isolated on an island sparks letters. Miss Heten Gould condemns the idea while Miss EB King of Monterey protests the notion. A reader praises single life and questions the plan's civ lization impact. Also reported, a counterfeit $20 note detected in Seattle by Pacific coast authorities.
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Northwest Surgeon Killed as Train Derailment Tragedy
A February disaster near Puget Sound, seven miles south of Sent a, left surgeon Dr Adinungar Kininger dead and nurse Mian Laelia Davis severely injured. Witnesses report a derailment caused by heavy rain on the electric railway near Hiverton.
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Desolate Scenes in Pennsylvania
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Taft Vetoed Wool Tariff Compromise in Historic Senate Fight
The article recounts the 1901 wool tariff controversy as Taft vetoed the La Follette substitute and a Penrose measure. It details progressives and democrats aligning, the House’s action, and the conference committee's failed compromise amid recalls of prior votes and cabinet pressures, with key figures Cummins, La Follette, Penrose, and McCumber central to the debate.
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Roosevelt Supporter Out Of The Federal Service
Washington July 27 William B Luck has resigned as ap p rat er of customs at New Orleans He is a Roosevelt supporter In his resignation letter to Secretary McVeagh he said he intended going into business Joseph Thompson collector of internal revenue for Alabama and Mississippi has been asked to resign He heads the Roosevelt forces in Alabama Boston July 25 Joseph Thompson leader of the Roosevelt Cores in Alabama refused to resign as collector of internal revenue for Obama Secretary MacVeagh dismissed him today on authority of President Taft
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Former Governor Dies in Melbourne Australia
An ex governor from Wyoming, noted as a member of a prominent party, died today in Melbourne Australia. The report gives sparse details but confirms the death of a former political figure with ties to regional leadership and public service.
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