Arizona Initiative Referendum and Recall in Debate
The Arizona Constitution faces opposition from President Taft and ex President Roosevelt over the initiative referendum and recall provisions. Proponents argue the system empowers voters and mirrors practices in Maine Nebraska Ohio Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and other states and should be allowed in Arizona as a new state.
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Words of prophecy and early civic vision across a century
During Senate debate on the Payne Aldrich tariff Dolliver warned of a day when justice guides laws and wealth is restrained. Selma Alabama seeks Boston magazine space to lure investors. Ballinger may sue Pinchot over the so called white wash vindication. An aeroplane flight at the Calhoun County Fair would draw large crowds.
Businessmen Protest Revenue Bill Insurance Clause
Statewide protests erupt against a revenue measure taxing business goods equal to insurance carried. The Anniston Chamber of Commerce joins other groups in opposing what is seen as unjust and burdensome.
Faith as Key to Business and Politics Success
The text argues faith is essential to triumph in both business and politics. It asserts that confidence in eventual victory drives men to persevere and succeed across enterprises and campaigns.
Faith in Anniston and civic action urged by editorial
The editorial calls Anniston residents to engage in the city’s moral, material, and financial welfare. It urges faith in the future and in fellow citizens, praises action over talk, and notes Alabama legislators spend time on liquor bills instead of broader public issues. It argues voters should elect leaders who prioritize public interests.
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Deadlocked Legislatures Stall U S Senate Election
New York Colorado and Iowa legislatures remain deadlocked over electing a United States Senator. The stalemate highlights the ongoing push for direct Senate selection.
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Iowa
Horrible factory deaths spark New York citywide push
The tragic burnings in a New York factory move the public to vow to prevent future calamities and protect human lives.
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Gey O'Neal Declines Deal From Prominent Businessmen
An unclear note reports Gey O Neal turning down a deal proposed by a group of prominent business leaders. Details on the individuals or the offered terms are not provided in the fragment.
State Sunday School Convention to Bring Visitors to Anniston
The State Sunday School Convention meets here late April bringing attendees from across the state and prominent speakers from several other states. Anniston aims to welcome visitors in royal fashion to uphold its hospitality reputation.
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Fertilizer sales rise amid expected better yields
The report notes fertilizers sold this season exceed previous records, implying improved preparation and cultivation. If favorable seasons persist, better results are anticipated from the increased fertilization.
Not a Word of Scandal Praises Kidney Cure Claim
Neighbor in Manville Wyoming recounts Mrs W P Spaugh saying Dr Kings New Life Pills cured her obstinate kidney trouble and revived her. Claims are promoted as a simple, effective remedy for stomach, liver and kidney issues priced at 25 cents at local drugstores West End Drug Co Elam Ordway Houser ScarboroughDrug Co.
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Prohibition States and reforms dominate early 20th century politics
The report covers Maine Kansas and California voting reforms and attempts to shape future elections. It notes Leona Brown Seattle suffragette a Supreme Court judge candidate and Buffalo Bill Cody eyeing a U S Senate seat from Arizona. Cambridge Harvard under Democratic control and Bourne La Follette ties surface. Oregon plans first presidential vote expression by citizens next year. A San Francisco nonpartisan municipal reform group forms and state Progressive Republican leagues expand across multiple states. Winfield A Huppuch chairs New York Dems likely to resign after appointment.
Free Trade With Canada Favored By Underwood
Special Correspondent reports Congressman Oscar W. Underwood supports absolute free trade with Canada if Canada agrees to free trade for U S products. He favors a reciprocal pact with executive power to lower tariffs where Canada lists free, while noting planned tariff cuts may pass the Democratic House despite White House veto warnings.
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Jacksonville News Briefs and Notices Highlight Local Activities
A Jacksonville item notes Mrs. Sarah Landers death after months of illness with services at the Baptist church. Other items report Eloise Stevenson returning from Anniston, Mrs. Jones and Miss Peace Roberts in Anniston, and legislators D. Martin and Joseph Arnold returning to Montgomery. Also mentions people visiting Talladega and Piedmont and local social updates.
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Santa Fe conductors discharged in fare robbery conspiracy
Sixty-two Santa Fe railroad conductors and brakemen have been discharged amid a broad shakeup after detectives reported a large conspiracy to rob the railroad of collected fare cash. Federal indictments are expected.
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Horse runs away with buggy on Moore avenue
A horse owned by Ross Chatman bolted along Moore avenue at about 1 30 p m dragging a buggy with a black steer driver thrown out and injured. The horse went north then swung to Fourteenth street and returned with only the shaft attached. The negro driver was badly skinned and hurt.
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Bible Celebration in England Today
London March 29 great meeting at Royal Albert Hall marks the tercentenary of the 1611 edition of the English Bible issued by command of James I. Eminent speakers from lay and clerical ranks attended to commemorate the historic union between authority and scripture.
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Noted Birmingham Lawyer J A W Smith Ends Life
J A W Smith son of the late Gov W H Smith and leading Birmingham attorney shot himself in his office just before noon Tuesday dying an hour later. A former Annistonian he was 55 and survived by a daughter and several siblings. Funeral at 712 Thirtenth Street and interment at Oak Hill. He had run for governor in 1902.
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Alabama
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The Art of Settling and Family Banter
An elderly dialogue frames a move to a new home as characters in Detroit Free Press and Houston Daily Post humor about unpacking and a clever bashful exchange. The piece contrasts a domestic scene with a light nod to mechanical singing.
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