Roosevelt StS Possible Defeat
Roosevelt supporters face a possible defeat as Bays and followers vow to bow to the people's decision amid cheers.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
9
Roosevelt Letter Urges Primaries to Reflect Voters Will
The Roosevelt Dixon letter discusses presidential preference primaries aimed at reflecting the will of the people. Roosevelt argues contests should seek honest government and not prizes for individuals. He condemns viewing politics as a game and cites Lincoln on government by and for the people.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt National
Senator Dixon
Roosevelt
Dixon
McKinley
Taft
Mr. McKinley
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Congressman Campbell
Campbell
Abraham Lincoln
Conspiracy to Fleece Hotel Leads to Arrests in Lewistown
Lewistown dispatch reports arrest of Charles Grant and wife, Harry Redding and wife, and C Reed on grand larceny charges in a plan to substitute smaller duplicate checks for originals at the Bright hotel. Grant claims the charges are baseless and has hired attorney J. Huntoon.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Bright Hotel
Charles Grant
Harry Redding
C. Reed
Grant
Portland
J. ©. Huntoon
Rebels advance as federals mass near Torreon and Chihuahua
El Paso Texas March 10 Northern Mexico sees federals flood toward Torreon as General Sala moves into the city with 2000 troops and Orozco plans to push south within days. Juarez commander Rojas joins with Orozco while talks say public support for the rebellion wanes and volunteers rally to Madero.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Chihuahua
Torreon
Maderista Junta
Gonzales Sala
Aubert
la Delicias
Jiminez
Sala
Pasqual Orozco
Antonio Rojas
Juarez
Orozco
Ernesto Madero
Mexico City
President Madero
Senor Madero
Refugees Pass Through Laredo While Some Americans Stay
More than 200 Mexican refugees, mostly women and children, arrive in Laredo en route to U S destinations as the unrest in Mexico continues. Many travelers are well off and accompanied by servants, while some widows with children are helped by fellow travelers. Reported that numerous Americans wish to leave but lack funds.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
United States
Ove
Pledge Their Support To Madero In War Crisis
A large demonstration in Mexico City today expressed support for the constituted government. President Madero reviewed the march from the palace balcony for nearly three hours and spoke to impassioned supporters who urged him to abolish anarchy and maintain government stability.
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Madero
Mexico City
Amundsen Says Scott Might Have Reached Pole
Hobart, Tasmania March 10 Capt Roald Amundsen said he believed it possible Captain Robert F Scott the British explorer had attained the pole. Amundsen noted his base was 500 miles from Scotts and his winter camp closer to the pole. He plans a two months lecture tour in Australia and then will join the Fram at Buenos Ayres before sailing to the Arctic via the Bering straits. He also said Shackleton faced a tougher route than his own expedition.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Robert F. Scott
Pole
Scott
Captain Scott
Amundsen
Fram
Australia
Buenos Ayres
Arctic Ocean
Bering Straits
Shackleton
Federal and State Authorities Clash Over Matsumara Case
Helena March 10. Attorney General A J Galen defending Japanese immigrant Hyoma Matsumara obtain writ of habeas corpus halting tonight deportation. Galen aims to take the case to the US Supreme Court to interpret immigration power. Matsumara arrest June 24, 1910. case twice appealed with prior dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. Writ returnable next Thursday.
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Helena
A. J. Galen
Hyoma Matsumara
District Court
Matsumara
Galen
Matsumura
Great Damage to California Beach Cities on Gale
A March gale damaged many California beach towns. Long Beach pier suffered 30000 dollars in damage to the outer hundred feet of the municipal pier, built seven years ago for 100000. Catalina Island saw extensive tree and building damage, and Avalon received inches of rain as the Cabrillo steamer could not land.
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Los Angeles
Long Beech
Municipal Pier
Catalina Island
Avalon
Cabrillo
Storm wrecks claim two fishermen off La Jolla
San Diego reports two fishermen drowned when a Pacific storm wrecked several small boats near La Jolla. Capt. John F. Werner of San Diego and an unidentified companion were among the first victims of the tempest.
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San Diego
la Jolla
John F. Werner
Democratic drive to end tariff programme and adjourn
Washington reports the Democratic House aims to curtail tariff revisions to speed adjournment before national conventions. Underwood says the wool tariff bill will be the last revision this session, with votes and Senate response guiding further action. The plan centers on ending after steel chemical sugar and wool schedules and avoiding wasteful bills.
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Washington
Congress
House
Underwood
Senate
Tariff Board
Cummins
Martin
Elderly man struck by train in Portland dies
Portland, March 10. Amos Shockley, an elderly resident, was struck by a Southern Pacific train while crossing East First Street at Hawthorne Avenue today. He died within a quarter hour. By- standers say he attempted to hurry across the track ahead of the train.
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Portland
Ore
Amos Shockley
Southern Pacific
East First Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Shockley
War not over yet in newest republic
A report from Peking claims Sun Kwan pass near Shensi and Henan captured by Gen Sheng Yuan. It says republican forces deserted to the imperialists, northern troops show reaction, and the north-south rift unlikely to settle with Yuan Shikai’s presidency.
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Peking
Sun Kwan
Shensi
Henan
Sheng Yuan
Shenei
Hienan
Chi
Yuan Shi Kai
Inauguration of Yuan Shi Kai as Provisional Chinese President
Yuan Shi Kai was formally inaugurated today as provisional president of the Republic of China in Peking. A large gathering of delegates, revolutionaries, military and naval officers attended, with many foreigners present. Yuan pledged to develop the republic, honor the constitution and laws, and retire when the national assembly appoints a permanent president. The ceremony reflected China’s transition with attendees in uniforms or European dress. orientalism appeared only in the scarfs presented by two fellow-rober llamas.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Republic of China
Foreign Office
National Assembly
China
Yuan
Strikers Seek Wage Change as American Woolen Talks Continue
Labor leaders meet with officers of American Woolen in Boston while strikers push for wage scale reform and abolition of the premium system. The nine week strike involves 26,000 workers with at least 2.6 million dollars in losses. riots and incidents have marked the dispute amid growing calls for settlement.
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American Woolen Company
Countess Warwick Criticizes Militant Suffragists
The Countess of Warwick, returning from Holland, lectures in the United States and Canada and rebukes London rioters for suffrage. She calls militant tactics harmful to the cause, noting most rioters seek notoriety and that property destruction cannot be justified.
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New York
Countess of Warwick
Hneland
United States
Canada
London
Warwick
German Kaiser Interested in Panama Canal Work
Berlin March 10 Lieut Col George W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama canal was guest of the emperor at luncheon. Goethals said the emperor was a pleasant host and conversant on canal details. The emperor compared Kaiser Wilhelm locks and noted wider modern needs.
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Berlin
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
Northeast Canal
Panama
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Peror
Taft Endorsed by Four Counties in Missouri Conventions
Reports from five counties in the Fourteenth and Ninth Missouri districts indicate Taft was endorsed by four counties while Roosevelt received support from one at yesterday conventions or mass meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Taft
Roosevelt
Industrial Workers Campaigned Protest Doused by Hose
Five thousand protesters gathered in front of a San Diego police station to support the industrial workers movement. Police, aided by a fire engine, dispersed the crowd after verbal pleas failed. One demonstrator wrapped in an American flag was knocked down by the water stream, with no arrests reported.
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San Diego
Cal
Fire Department
Wilson
Woman Aviator Falls in Issy Flight
Paris dispatch reports Mrs. Drial Court fell from a great height during a night flight at Issy. She managed to partly right her craft before impact but was seriously injured. Her husband died recently in an automobile crash.
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Paris
Alimony sought in Reno divorce case against Percival
Mrs. Ethel Mae Hendee Percival asks for $300 a month alimony and counsel fees in New York supreme court as she reveals Percival lived in Reno only 37 days before his decree and then married Florence Casey. The suit covers separations since 1919 and details abuse accusations, affairs, and multiple filings across Reno and New York.
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New York
Reno
Ukeley
Ethel Mae Hendee Percival
Society
Supreme Court
A. Dalrymple Percival
Amalgamated Paint Company of
New Jersey
Nev
Florence Casey
Western Union Telegraph
Percival
Earl of Strait
Orr
Indicted Men 10 Plead On Tuesday In Indianapolis
About 46 of 52 men indicted in a dynamiting conspiracy are set for arraignment next Tuesday before Federal Judge A. B. Anderson in Indianapolis. Andrew J. Kavanaugh may miss.
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Indianapolis
Grand Jury
A. B. Anderson
Andrew J. Kavanaugh
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Springfield
Frank M. Ryan
The
Iron Workers
Rowland Evans
Ryan
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Senti
California Beach
President Yuan
Lawrence Tertile
Ficers
Pany
Erstein
Nevada City
Nanth
San
Percival No
Belmar
N. J
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