Roosevelt declares willingness to attend Chicago Republican rally
Colonel Roosevelt replies to Senator Jackson inviting him to Chicago. He urges unity among Republicans Progressives and Democrats to nominate a leader who will restore America's strength and national preparedness amid a world crisis. He criticizes President Wilson calling his actions harmful to democracy and urges a united effort to elect a strong American president.
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Milwaukee plans extension of Deer Lodge yards
Milwaukee road agents have bought surrounding property to extend trackage from Deer Lodge, Idaho to Harlowton and Avery electrified section. Deer Lodge yards will become a key point with expanded railroad shops and switching yards, increasing holdings and jobs. Sidetracks have been lengthened to a mile and a half or two miles to accommodate longer motor hauled trains.
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Progressives Barely Held At Beck Convention
The Progressive national convention adjourned after two tumultuous sessions in Chicago. Delegates debated keeping Theodore Roosevelt as nominee, with leaders warning a failed conference could end in cancellation. The platform stressed peace, preparedness, American ideals, and loyalty to the nation.
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Saloon Hold-Up in South Main Street Frightens Patrons
A masked man armed with a shiny revolver robbed the Main Saloon on South Main Street just before midnight, taking about 40 dollars from the register. Patrons were lined up at gunpoint as officers spread out across town to catch the suspect. Meanwhile a note mentions coffee consumption in France doubling over the last fifty years.
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Mining Men Give Up Attempts in Mexico
Montana mining engineer John L. Church says mining firms have spent millions developing mines in Mexico and equipping properties before raids by rebels. He notes U S military preparations near Tampico and border vigilance as Americans fear raids and disappearances along the border.
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