Roosevelt Attacks Taft Record On Progressive Line
Logisville Ky April 3 Colonel Roosevelt delivered a sharp critique of President Taft's record, saying he is not a true progressive in some acts. Roosevelt outlined his view of progressivism during a West Virginia to Kentucky to Davis to Pennsylvania campaign tour. He broke his speech record with fifteen addresses, facing large crowds at roadside stops and Louisville preparations.
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Secret Tulane wedding tale ends in divorce filings
The article recounts a double marriage involving Schroeder and his bride at Tulane University. The first union was kept quiet and marked by dates on wedding rings, with the second marriage dated March 29, 1903 to C. Sloan of Pittsburg Pa. The wife filed for divorce January 19, 1907, though decree came two years later. Schroeder downplays the secrecy, fearing his father’s reaction.
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Women Vote Campaign Opens in May Issue
Women may vote in the May issue as citizens join a campaign to win one of the awards. Clip a ten vote coupon per issue and help contestants secure votes. Review standings, study the voting schedule and price list, then enter a candidate’s name today. Campaign just starting.
Fund Raiser Aids Widow Morris in Need Fixes Goal at 2500
The Morris fund needs 353.79 to reach its 2500 goal to support Mrs Morris and her four children after Aaron Morris was killed trying to intervene in an attack. A benefit at the American Theater, run by local volunteers, is expected to yield a large sum. School children will contribute pennies today at Holland Theater as part of a citywide effort. Contributions recorded include Mrs EW Armstrong paying 1004 in cash and additional gifts forthcoming.
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Tariff Board Urged To Revise Tariff Policy
The Tariff Board proposal calls for revision of tariffs on a uniform basis to aid business. President Tatt argues for protective tariffs as essential to sustain industries and the national economy. He warns against removing protection, which could threaten livelihoods and overall prosperity.
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Freedom Comes to Mrs Wpree McRee Acquitted
Opelousas Louisiana April 2 Mrs Zee Runge McRee was acquitted by a jury of manslaughter for shooting her young friend Allan Garland to death at her home on September 21. She stood with her goldenhaired daughter Vailera in her arms as the foreman announced the verdict and thanked the jurors. Her husband and supporters expressed relief and gratitude amid tears and embraces.
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Wisconsin primary results show Taft defeat and Wilson Clark clash
Milwaukee April 3 United States Senator Lu Follett led the Republican ticket by about 588, 900 votes with Taft defeated before the official canvass. On the Democratic ticket Wilson appears certain of four delegates at large and six districts, Clark two districts with a doubt on a third. Disputes over preference votes and delegation loyalties cloud the totals as Wilson and Clark campaigns argue.
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Banks to be interrogated by house money trust panel
The house money trust investigating committee will question about 3000 banks nationwide. They will request lists of directors, deposit details, trusts and stock holdings to gauge bank control over industrial firms, trust companies, and related concerns. Preparations for a multi day question series are underway.
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G E Simpson dies from trolley fall injuries
G E Simpson died after a fall from a work car when a trolley wire was cut causing him to be struck and knocked to the ground. He suffered a brain concussion as a result of the fall.
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Wireless Treaty Ratified After Years in Senate
Washington April 3 The wireless treaty long pigeonholed in the senate was ratified today as a convention among several governments to regulate wireless communications.
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Eugene Grace Improves Hope for Upcoming Operation
Eugene Grace, badly injured, shows marked improvement as doctors plan surgery when his condition allows. Dr. Bailey notes Grace is likely to survive and may undergo anesthesia within the coming week, despite a solidified lung and risk of abscess. Reporting from Newnan, Ga, April 3.
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Underwood praised by Georgia supporters in Atlanta visit
In Atlanta, Roscoe Luke of Thomasville and L. W. Branch of Quitman backed Underwood, predicting broad county support across the Eleventh District. Other Georgia figures including Charlie Moses and J. J. Rampley endorsed his candidacy, calling him the capable, southern leader best suited to meet conditions and win.
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Weather Prophecy Georgia Report Rounds Incomplete
Weather forecast fragment shows values for Georgia with Feir and Thursday Friday periods. Notable figures include a lowest temperature around 61 and a high near 89 with mean estimates. Rainfall in 24 hours recorded at 0.00 inches, deficit since January noted.
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Levee Breach Floods Towns Across Ohio Valley
Messages from Cairo report the Mobile Ohio levee breached early today. The Ross Central levee held, protecting the main area, while many houses and tor cities were inundated. Dozens rendered homeless and exact conditions are hard to verify this morning.
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Flood Situation Impacts Several States Across Mississippi River
The report outlines flood effects in Missouri Kentucky and surrounding areas with streetcar disruption and hundreds receiving aid from charitable groups. New Madrid and Columbus report town flooding and property damage totals ranging up to 100000 dollars with broader danger zones estimated well over 200000 dollars.
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Floods threaten towns along miles of levees and rises
A disaster note describes water surging toward towns more than 300 miles away with eight to ten feet rises. Levees on one bank and bluffs on the other strain under the rising water as flood crept gradually south, threatening thirty thousand acres.
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Brave Fight to Save Le Memphis in New Orleans Paper
A fragmented clipping reports a brave fight to save Le Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee, with staggering claims of danger and a dramatic scene described across columns. The page fragment mentions a Varitag event and a dramatic act, but specifics are unclear.
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