Harmon seeks presidential bid amid Minnesota rate case brief clash
Washington March 31 Harmon son of Governor Harmon of Ohio arrived in Washington to push his presidential candidacy. He met senators and aides at Democratic headquarters and spoke of prioritizing the party’s platform over any single candidate. Ohio figures and Bryan comments featured in coverage. Baker of Cleveland, a Johnson ally, repudiated Harmon and backed Wilson, signaling Ohio’s delegate dynamics. Vermont caucuses give Taft a plurality over Roosevelt with 32 seats, while plans for an East Side theater and drafting school proceed.
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Bost
Mare Home
Roosevelt
Vermont
Taft
Vermonts
Hae Been Sacked Sidna Allen On The Run
In Greensboro on March 31 Sidana Allen and Wesley Edwards faced a new pursuit as bloodhounds from the Virginia state farm, ordered by Governor Mann, tracked them toward Mount Airy. Keeper Layne heads to join the hunt, hoping to corner the outlaws with the dogs’ scent across the mountains. In Hillsville the sheriff tightens the drag on the courthouse assassins, with eight outlaws involved. Allen and Edwards remain at large as detectives rely on the same bloodhounds used in the Beattie case. Sidna Allen was seen near Mount Airy, brandishing a shotgun but spared a resident when begged for life, while the trackers converge with fresh hounds arriving from Roanoke for safekeeping of captured kin.
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Wesley Edwards
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Virginia
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Hoase
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Tay
Gordon
Hillsville
Sidna Allen
Carroll
Tom Felts
Edwards
North Carolina
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Friel Alen
Roanoke
Lafayetta Ayers
Ayers
Buzzard’s Rock
Wool tariff revision will pass House today
Washington March 31 The House is expected to pass the wool tariff revision bill as drafted by Democratic leaders and send it to the Senate for consideration where hearings have been held on other tariff measures. The Senate finance committee will begin hearings on the House free sugar bill tomorrow.
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Four Senators To Take Seats In Senate Ranks Rise
Washington report notes four new senators from Arizona and New Mexico will join the upper chamber, expanding it to ninety six with 51 Republicans and 42 Democrats. Marcus Au relius Smith and Henry F Ashurst are Democrats from Arizona, while Thomas Benton Catron and Albert Bacon Fall are Republicans from New Mexico, with Colorado's seat vacant. The four will draw lots for long and short terms, determining terms ending in 1923 1916 and 1927.
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New Mexico
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Tucson
Henry F. Ashurst
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
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Santa Fe
Albert Bacon
Three Rivers
N. M
Smith
Catron
Fall
Territorial Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ashurst
Colorado
Roosevelt Attacks Opponents After Campaign Flight
Roosevelt returns to Sagamore Hill from a central states tour spanning eight states. He accuses New York papers of suppressing campaign news and denounces Taft backed prosperity as dishonesty. He plans to resume travel to the South after Tuesday departure.
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Oyater Bay
Roosevelt
Central States
New York
Sagamore Hill
South
Underwood Will Sweep Colquitt County
Moultrie March 1 Special That Oscar W Underwood will sweep Colquitt county in the presidential primary May 1, seen as a certainty by seasoned politicians. Banks, mills and farmers show Underwood buttons and speak for him. Prominent locals like W C Vereen and Dr J H Green pledge support, claiming the county cannot lose to Underwood. Capt J Matthews and Thag Adams also voice strong backing for the able Alsbantan.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Colquitt County
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie Cotton Mills
J. H. Green
Underwood
J. Matthews
Matthews Trading Company
Cqunty
Tnderwoct
Thag Adams
Got
Brown
Moultrng Grocery Company
Brillant Alsbantan
D. F. Luke
Pera An] Tai
Alabama primary elections set waterfront for at large congressman race
Montgomery March primary voters will choose five candidates for congressman at large from W H Atkins Selma H Y Brooke Luverne Kyle B Price Elba John W Abercrombie Tuscaloosa and W Hill Gadsden. In the second district S H Dent Montgomery faces O C Wiley Troy. In the sixth district Richmond Pearson Horizon Greensbo ro opposed by State Senator Frank H Moody Tuscaloosa. In the eighth district William Richardson Huntsville opposed by Samuel Blackwell Decatur. Associate justices Sayre Montgomery and McClellan Athens expected renominated. Alabama railroad commission president race pits C Henderson Thay against Cyrus B Brown Montgomery. State game and fish commissioner John H Wallace Huntsville has two opponents F O Goodbrad Mobile and John Cheney Montgomery.
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State Supreme Court
Atete Railroad Commission
Game and Fish
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W. HB. Atkins
Selma
H. Y. Brooke
Luverne
Kyle B Price
Elba
John ‘W. Abercrombie
Tuscaloosa
W. Hill
Gadsden
Brooke
8. H. Dent
O. C Wiley
Troy
Gongesusinen Richmond Pearson Horizon
Greensboro
Frank H Moody
William Richardson
Huntaville
Samuel Blackwell
Western Men for Underwood Speak Warmly of Nomination
B F Lipscomb, a Georgia insurance man, returns from a Florida coast trip praising Underwood. He cites broad support from eastern and western Americans and argues the South should claim the Democratic nomination. Lipscomb says Underwood would run strongest if nominated and notes Western backing.
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Florida
United States
Jacksonville
South
Union
Underwood
Taft
Madero vows to stay in office amid censorship and unrest
Mexico City reports say President Madero defends his stance, rejects resignation rumors, and condemns sensational falsehoods while promising to sustain government actions. He defends limited censorship to curb inflaming reports and asserts confidence in northern operations amid federal revolutionary clashes.
Col Wimberly Backs Underwood For Democratic Nomination
Col Hal B Wimberly a Dublin lawyer and civic leader writes in support of Oscar Underwood for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cites Southern solidarity, practicality over theory, a path to national law without sectionalism, and shared views on government aiming for national progress.
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Hal B. Wimberly
Dublin
Oscar W. Underwood
Wimberly
Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Tweediedum
Tweedledee
United States
The Passing of the Third Floor Back at the Grand
In Atlanta crowds fill the Grand for April 8 9 10 to see Forbes Robertson star in The Passing of the Third Floor Back a play praised for its strong magnetism though not great. Otis Skinner’s prior appearance is recalled for its dramatic entrance and impact. Ideal the champion swimmer vaudeville star will lecture touring patrons, followed by Bessie Wynne and Genaro Batty. Homer’s Odyssey three reel motion picture plays all week at the Grand with popular prices.
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Sen Hursing
Atlanta
Forbes Robertson
Atlan
Otis Skinner
Itar
Aliceeyerul
Lfe
Ideal
Forsyth
Bessie Wynne
Honore
Genaro
Batty
Robert Moran
The Charm of the Bungalow by Aymar Embury
Aymar Embury discusses the bungalow’s appeal in American life noting its blend of flat convenience with suburban location. He traces origins to East Indian terms and U S adaptations from ranch houses and camps, attributing popularity to a desire for simpler, less artificial living amid the rise of year-round and seasonal homes.
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Aymar Embury
Leslie’s
California
Florida
India
The Policeman Not to Blame in Rockefeller Commentary
John D. Rockefeller Jr. argues in Leslie’s that police face corruption pressures from pay to ignore law. Honest officers may be warned, reassigned, or harmed, leading to demoralization. Citizens bear responsibility for supporting lawful enforcement.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Leslie
Watches Are Changed in Police Department Shakeup
A Sunday night shakeup at the police department takes effect Monday with transfers among Evening Watch Sergeants R J Brown and C P Connally, roundsmen A D Luck and W A Chewning, patrolmen L B Milam J H Kirk and J M Covey, and Day Watch roundsmen W H Turner J W Maghburo and lw R Jones. Evening Watch Sergeant W Reed leads another shift with Barfield Maddox patrolmen N F Roberts R A Woods R B Haynie and J F Whelchel. The change is welcomed by the men.
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J W. Maghburo
R. Jones
W. Reed
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George A. Maddox
N F. Roberts
R. A. Woods
R. B Haynie
J. F.whelchel
Easier to Avoid Quarrels Than Fight Through Them
A reflective line urges restraint and patience, arguing it is simpler to stay out of disputes than to struggle to resolve them once sparked. The aphorism emphasizes prudence, self control, and avoiding escalation in tense situations.
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