Harmon Eyes Democratic Platform As Campaign Tops Washington
Governor Harmon of Ohio, meeting in Washington, signals he will back a platform shaped for broad party approval rather than his own candidacy. He says the Democratic Party should be bigger than any one man and voices plans to address the National Press Club after discussions with party figures and supporters.
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Harmon
Ohio
Supreme Court
Minnesota
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Ign
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Senaomerene
Hiteh
Nebraska
Mem
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Delesa
Mon Nations
Wat Harmon
Baltimore
Ryan
Washington
C. C
Wweybrecht
RB. B. Gordon
Hitchcock
National Press Club
William J. Bryan
Johnson
Wilson Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Newton D Baker
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Judson Harmon
Baker
Cuyahoga Democracy
Ohio Democratic State Central Committee
Tne
Wilson
Tapy
Roosevelt
Vermont
Montpelier
Westernday
Taft
Wool Tariff Revision Will Pass House Today
Washington March 31 The House is expected to pass the wool tariff revision bill as framed by Democratic leaders and send it to the Senate where tariff activity has been hearings only. The House free sugar bill docket will be reviewed by the finance committee tomorrow as cane sugar interests are heard. Leader Underwood refuses new revision bills unless Senate shows favorable action on pending measures. Major Shartz referenced in Judge’s note.
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Greensboro
Sidna Allen
Weasley
Edwarde
Layne
Airy
Virginia
Many
Henry Clay Beattie
Midlothian Turnpike
Mount Airy
Allen
Hulaville
Maren
Wesley Edwards
Carroll
Tom Fetts
Edwards
North Carolina
Claude
Frie! Alien
Roanoke
Shina Allen
N. C
Lafayette Ayers
Ayers
Hive
Hls
Burnard's Rock
Beattie
Washlington
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Suger Doiil
Underwood
Four Senators to Take Seats from New States
Washington March 81 Four senators from Arizona and New Mexico will join the Senate this week expanding its membership to ninety six. Democrats Marcus Aurelius Smith and Henry F Ashurst of Arizona and Republicans Thomas Benton Catron and Albert Bacon Fall of New Mexico will be sworn in soon. Smith and Catron have prior service in Congress. Falls past as territorial supreme court justice and Ashurst as a state senator. The addition shifts Senate strength to 62 Republicans and 42 Democrats with Colorado vacant. Senators will draw lots to decide long or short terms. two will serve till 1927, one till 1925, and the last till 1913.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Jare Marcus Aurelius Smith
Tucson
Henry F. Ashurst
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Thomas Benton Catron
Santa Fe
Albert Bacon Fall
Three Rivers
N. M
Smith
Catron
Fall
Territorial Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ashurist
Colorado
Iowa
Roosevelt Jabs at Opponents
Oyster Bay March 31 Colonel Roosevelt returns from a long campaign trip through the central states speaking in eight states. He criticizes New York newspapers for suppressing campaign news and condemns the primaries as infamy. He attacks Taft supporters for undermining honest votes and warns against buying prosperity with dishonesty as he plans to stay at Sagamore Hill before resuming South campaign duties.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Mr. Taft
New York
Taft
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Underwood Poised to Sweep Colquitt County in Primary
Moultrie March 1 Spec al That Oscar W Underwood will sweep Colquitt county in the May 1 presidential primary per trusted politicians forecast. Bankers farmers laborers merchants and professionals rally to Underwood with buttons and talk of his victory. Local leaders including W C Vereen J H Green county official Matthews and others express strong support for the senator amid county political tensions.
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Speci
Oscar W. Underwood
Colquitt County
Underwood
Trig
Wilk
J. H. Green
Gage
Matthews
Wieihlows Trading Company
Luke
Hamilton
Alabama primary slate shapes up for April convention
March 31 report lists candidates across Alabama districts for congressman at large in the state nominating convention to be held April 1. Oscar W. Underwood favored for presidential nomination while five contenders seek the at large seat. Hobson Moody and Richardson head tight contests in second sixth and eighth districts. Sayre McClellan likely renomination for supreme court. Henderson Brown clash for railroad commission chair and game and fish post sees Wallace opposed by Goodbrad and Cheney.
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Supremed Court
Oscar W. Underwood
W. B. Atkins
Selma
H. Y. Brooke
Luverne
Kyle 8. Price
Elba
John W. Abercrombie
Tuscaloosa
I. W. Hill
Gadsden
Brooke
Public
S. H. Dent
Montgomery
O. Wiley
Troy
Jwas
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Greensboro
Frank H. Moody
William Richardson
Huntaville
Samuel Blackwell
Decatur
State Supreme Court
A. D. Sayre
T. ©. McClellan
Athens
Alabama railroad + commission
Charles Henderson
Cyrus B. Brown
John H. Wallace
Huntavite
Game and Fish
T. O. Goodbrad
Mobile
John C. Cheney
Western Men for Underwood on East Coast Trip
Georgia insurer B F Lipscomb reported strong and wide support for Underwood from prominent Western and national figures while touring Florida. He cited belief in Underwood as a strong nominee and noted Westerners view tariff bills taft vetoes as supportive factors in a Democratic bid.
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Florida
Mgr. Underwood
B. F. Lipscomb
Georgia
Flovida
United States
Jacksonville
South
Underwood
Lipscomb
Taft
Madero Vows No Resignation Amid Censorship Row
Mexico City reports quote President Madero asserting he will not resign and criticizing exaggerated news. He says authorities aim to curb sensational reports to avoid inflaming unrest while he claims North operations will succeed despite limited press access.
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Mexico City
Madero
Alainitles
Torreon
Jiminez
Mel
Tres Marina
C. F. Lossing
Col Wimberly backs Underwood for president
A Dublin attorney Col Whitberly writes to headquarters praising Oscar Underwood for the Democratic nomination. He argues Southern unity, practicality over theory, and shared views on government will help solve national questions and blot out regionalism.
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Hale
Whitberly
Dublin
Oscar W. Underwood
Wimberly
Underwood
Mr. Underwood
United States
Atlanta Theatre Notes Preview Major Shows And Stars
The piece previews a Grand Theatre run April 8 9 10 of The Pausing of the Third Floor Back led by Forbes Robertson. It highlights Otis Skinner The Honor of His Family and a magnetism of performances with Ideal the vaudeville star lecture for ladies by the noted swimmer and Bessie Wynne with Genaro and Bailey. Homer’s Odyssey shown at the Grand acclaimed as a two hour three reel film shot in Italy costing 200000.
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Atlanta
Forbes Robertson
Otis Skinner
Algog
Ascidie
Self
Sadan
Ideal
Vaude~ Ville
Will Pear
Forsyth
Bessie Wynne
Genaro
Baily
Italy
Robert Moran
The Charm of the Bungalow in American Life
Aymar Embury discusses why bungalows captivate Americans, blending flat convenience with suburban charm. He traces the term to East Indian roots and notes the style’s rise in California and Florida for year-round homes, contrasted with summer use elsewhere, attributing popularity to a longing for simpler life over city or suburban conventions.
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Aymar Embury
Leslie
California
Florida
India
The Policeman Not to Blame
A John D Rockefeller article argues that corrupt officials and crime bosses coerce honest officers via protection money. It contends citizens who ignore wrongdoing force police to battle corruption alone, warning that nonenforcement harms all.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Leslie
Police Department Watch Changes Announced by Chief Beavers
Anticipated shifts in assignments take effect Monday morning and evening. Evening watch lists include Sergeants RFR J Brown and W P Reed with roundsmen A D Luck W A Chewning J H Kirk J M Cooley and patrolmen L B Milam C J Cooley N F Hoberts H A Woods R B Haynie J F Whelchel. Day watch rounds W H Turner J W Maghburn J R Jones. Change welcomed by officers on the beat.
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Beavers
RFR
J. Brown
C. P. Connally
A. D. Luck
W. A. Chewning
L. B. Milam
J. H. Kirk
J. M. Cooley
W. H. Turner
J. W. Maghburn
J.R. Jones
W. P. Reed
J. W. Barfield
George A. Maddox
N. F. Hoberts
H. A. Woods
R. B. Haynie
Safer to Avoid a Quarrs Than Fight Through It
A terse maxim suggests caution over confrontation, noting that steering clear of a quarrs offers safer progress than forcing passage. The quote emphasizes prudence and strategic retreat when obstacles impede advancement.
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Esafer
Capudine Headache Remedy Ad Appears in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Hicks Capudine as a universal headache remedy for heat or cold related pains, grippe, stomach troubles, feverishness, and nervousness. It claims fast relief with a liquid formula sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drug stores.
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