Fight is On Colonel La Follette Campaign Moves On
Senator La Follette declares he will campaign from now on until the last delegate is chosen. He cites North Dakota preference results as evidence the progressive movement gains support and vows to continue the push against Roosevelt and Taft administrations. He asserts the people reject stagnant politics and demand decisive action.
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La Follette Leads North Dakota Primary Amid Sparse Returns
Early results from the North Dakota presidential primary show La Follette ahead of Roosevelt by a large margin, with Taft negligible statewide. With partial returns from about 585 precincts, La Follette leads Roosevelt 3,981 to 0 in the sampled count, while Meoraro Meora remains unclear due to garbled text.
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Roosevelt watchers dispute North Dakota primary outcome
News from Dixon reports Roosevelt headquarters and La Follette supporters weighing in after 18 of 49 counties reported in North Dakota. La Follette led in eastern counties, while leaders claimed Roosevelt failed to gain enough western support to overcome La Follette's momentum. Taft figures were minimal in this late report.
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Explosion accident in Visatta devastates Thompsons and family
A dynamite explosion near Thomton’s farm in Visatta California fatally injures Ny Thompson, his wife, and three children while driving home. A barn and wagon were destroyed as two horses were blown in a wall, and nearby houses sustained damage from flying debris.
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Miners Minimum Wage Bill Passes First Reading
London reports Premier Asquith introduces a bill to set a six shillings wage for miners for three years with district boards to regulate enforcement. The measure, backed by Gry, Lloyd George and Sydney Buxton, aims to end the strike without forcing owners to open mines. Opposition warns of missing compulsory arbitration and awaits the bill’s text before commenting.
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Meats Packers Case Defense Cites Use of Reason 18
In Chicago on March ik the defense in the Sherman antitrust case argued that the use of reason 18 is cited to justify perks and restraints. Attorney Buckingham contends the meat prices and packers' conduct are not unreasonable and questions the government's framing of the antitrust claim. The trial centers on whether long-standing practices hinder competition and if the action is a legitimate restraint in the meat industry.
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Germans to Call for Accounting in Mexico
Mexico City reports a German protest after a prison escape of five suspects in the murder of four Germans at the Cava donga factory in Paew. Berlin plans to demand explanations, with minister Barny von Himz traveling to Paebla to verify claims and push for state authorities to account for the escape.
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Coal Road Fined For Free Shipment Of Hay
The Western tetrad case in Buffalo, MPa, in March cites United States court actions fining £2.00 for free hay shipment. The ruling names the Hela Wire Taekasant ok and involves a penalty to the company and related parties. A higher court review is likely, with proceedings at the supreme court level noted. The document reflects a penal decision against alleged misfeasance in shipment and pricing.
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Railroad rule case overturns part of enforcement plan
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad faces a major decision as a court convicts a rail line removal in a jurisdictional dispute over communication and commerce regulations. The ruling prompts a broader reorganization and signals the likely follow on actions by other joint partners.
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Tax bill approval by solid majority influences policy
A fragmented, incomplete report notes lawmakers pushing a tax measure amid party lines. It mentions Republicans backing the plan and Democrats divided, with attention to excise duties and potential broader fiscal impacts. The prose references procedural steps and anticipated votes, but specific names and clear details are lacking.
Wage conflicts and coal strike tensions across mining regions
In a string of reports from Washington and mining locales, talks on wage changes and price increases surface as operators and unions discuss higher pay scales and reduced wage rates. Independent operators push for relief while national figures push for staged negotiations and potential strikes. March 14 estimates and April 1 wage adjustments loom as talks proceed at the White House and with industry representatives.
President Talks in NH Amid Tariff Debate
President spoke in New Hampshire amid tariff controversy. He defended progressive aims, criticized opponents, and urged support for his policies. He warned opponents at rallies in Manchester and Concord and emphasized commitment to national unity and independent government. The trip ended with his remains transported to Washington and burial plans at Arlington.
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Unclear text on suffrage referenced in houses ruling
Fragmentary report describes a suffrage related action in the legislature with mentions of Carpenter, Tar, and a split vote of 51 to 2 percent. details are garbled and some names and actions cannot be confirmed from the readable text.
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FAMILY IN DISTRESS AND RUNAWAY PAIR FEARED
A chaotic report describes PeeWee brothers and a woman seeking exemption from enlistment and a store dispute. It recounts a jailbreaklike escape, a planned rendezvous, and a fear of pursuit across miles, with possible hiding in North Carolina West Virginia or Central states. Police seek Capt Th W Devent to surrender with 24 years and free into Appalachian Territory.
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Sullivan linked to double holdup and shooting case
The report details James Sullivan and partners blamed for two saloon holdups on North Montana street and Durkley’s place, with a bullet grazing Casey’s shoulder during a shooting at the railroad saloon. Investigators followed leads to Mears and Meade, while Sullivan asserts he and Mearns hid $200 and that Casey fired only after entering.
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Progressives Pay Tribute At Bryan Memorial Banquet
A Bryan memorial banquet drew notable figures including Woodrow Wilson and various senators from New York Nevada North Dakota and New Jersey. Speakers honored Bryan while political factions and personal preferences shaped the event at an unnamed hall with reserved seating.
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Widow Uses Hat to Baffle Customs Officials
New York report says Mrs. Carson arrived from abroad with a hat concealing jewelry. Inspectors found a string of pearls valued at $7,509 and charged her with smuggling. Hearing set for Friday in San Francisco on March 19.
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