Harmon Favors Party Over Any One Man For Presidency
Washington March 31 Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio arrived in Washington to discuss filing a brief in Minnesota rate cases and met Senator Pomerene Hitchock and other Ohio Democrats. Harmon said the Democratic party should serve the whole and that a Baltimore convention will draft a platform and nominate a candidate for the November polls. He avoided commenting on Bryan and will address the National Press Club tomorrow. May or Baker repudiated Harmon's candidacy and backed Wilson. Taft led Roosevelt in Vermont caucuses with Taft winning 4 delegates to 2 for Roosevelt. In Greensboro, Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards pursued by dogs in Mount Airy, and Carroll county lawmen tightened the manhunt for the courthouse shooters. Allen was spotted near Mount Airy, and bloodhounds from the state prison farm were sent to aid the pursuit.
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Supreme Court
Minnesota
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Pomerene
Hitchsock
Nebraska
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E Nave
Democratic Party
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Palls
Bryan
CC Weybrecht
BR. B. Gordon
Hatchcock
National Press Club
William J. Bryan
Baker
Cuyahoga Democracy
Ohe
Democratic State Central Committee
Haa
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Wilson
Qohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Vermont
Montpelier
Greensboro
N. C
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Layne
Mount Airy
Jaurel
Laurel
Virginia
Mann
Henry Clay
Beattie
Midlothian Turnpike
Allen
Corden
Hillsville
Carroll
Tom Felts
Edwards
North Carolina
Claude
Friel Allen
Roanoke
Siena Allen
Burnard's Rock
Ayers
Wool Tariff Revision Will Pass House Today
Washington reports that the wool tariff revision bill is expected to pass the House tomorrow as drafted by Democratic leaders and move to the Senate. The Senate has only conducted hearings on tariff revisions so far, with the finance committee set to begin cane sugar interests hearings next. Democratic Leader Underwood signals no new revision bills unless Senate action on pending ones is likely. Major Shurtz anecdote ends. Bielostok municipality to complain to the Russian senate over governor's nullification of aid to Jewish school and children's colony.
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House
Senate
Finance Committee
Underwood
Bielostok
Four Senators to Take Seats in New Mexico Arizona
Four new senators from Arizona and New Mexico will join the Senate this week, expanding the body to ninety-six. Marcus Aurelius Smith of Tucson Henry F Ashurst of Prescott Democrats, and Thomas Benton Catron of Santa Fe Albert Bacon Can of Three Rivers New Mexico Republicans, may or may not arrive for installation. They will draw lots to determine long and short terms, shaping the Senate to 51 Republicans and 44 Democrats with Colorado's seat vacant.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Mareus Aurelus Smith
Tucson
Lienry F. Ashurst
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Thomas Benton Catron
Santa Fe
Albert Bacon Can
Three Rivers
N. M
New Mexlco
Smith
Catron
Fall
Territoral Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ashurst
Colorado
Shah
Roosevelt Hits Opponents After Campaign Ride
Colonel Roosevelt returned home from a central states campaign tour saying he was pleased with the trip and expected practical results. He accused New York newspapers of suppressing campaign news, criticized Taft supporters for cheating the vote, and warned prosperity should not be bought with dishonesty. He planned to stay at Sagamore Hill until departing Tuesday for a southern campaign swing.
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Oyater Bay
N.o
Roosevelt
Central States
Elect States
Troosevelt
Ambronty
New York
Sagamore Hill
Underwood Will Sweep Colquitt County
Moultrie March 1 Special reports that Oscar W Underwood will sweep Colquitt county in the May 1 presidential primary. Bankers farmers and professionals wear Underwood buttons and speak only of him. Local leaders like W C Vereen J H Green and Capt J Matthews back his bid, while Capt Thag Adams and Judge D F Luke urge strong support.
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Oscar W Underwood
Colquitt County
W. C. Vereen
Teyorat Moultrie
Moultrie Cotton Mills
J. H. Green
Underwood
Cw. J.matthews
Matthews Trading Company
Thag Adams
Gov. Brown
Moultrie Grocery Company
D. F. Luke
Hamilton
Aietriet
Alabama primary ballots set for March election day
Montgomery March 31 primary voters face contests for congressman at large in five candidates W Atkins H Y Brooke Kyle Price John Abercrombie and W Hill in second district H Dent opposes O C Wiley in Montgomery Hobson faces Frank Moody in sixth district Richardson opposes Samuel Blackwell in eighth district state supreme court justices Sayre and McClellan expected renomination Alabama railroad commission president race features Charles Henderson versus Cyrus B Brown secretary of state John H Wallace seeks reelection while two opponents T O Gondbrad and John Cheney challenge fish commissioner position introduces local stakes and key candidates across districts.
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State Supreme Court
Raiilroad Commission
Oscar W. Underwood
W. Atkins
Selma
H Y. Brooke
Luverne
Kyle & Price
Elba
John W. Abercrombie
Tuscaloosa
I W. Hill
Gadsden
State Superintendenta of Education
Brooke
H. Dent
O C Wiley
Troy
Congress
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Greensboro
Frank H Moody
Tuacaloose
Tomar Balshna William Richardson
Huntsville
Samuel Blackwell
Devatur
A . Sayre
T. C. McClellan
Athena
Alabama Railroad Commission
Charles Henderson
Cyrus B. Brown
John HW Wallace
Iuntsville
T O Gondbrad
Mabite
John Cheney
Western Men for Underwood Speak in Florida Trip
BoF Lipscomb, Georgia insurance man, returns from a Florida east coast trip and reports broad support for Woodrow Wilson Underwood among Westerners and Southerners. He says many see tariff as the issue and Underwood as the logical Democratic nominee to defeat Taft.
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Underwood
Bof Tipscomb
Georgia
Florida
United States
Jacksonville
South
Georgia Maraser
Lipscomb
Taft
President Madero defends post and press policy amid uprisings
Mexico City reports show President Madero denying resignation rumors and pledging not to suppress truth. He defends censorship to curb exaggerated dispatches that inflame the public and aid the revolutionary cause, while expressing confidence in suppressing northern insurgents. A Reuters-like dispatch notes a deadly train ambush near Mexico City with 39 killed including 32 federal soldiers and several survivors, with bandits robbing and killing and a woman with infant among the victims.
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Torreon
Jiminez
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Tree Marisa
Colonel Hlal B Wimberly backs Underwood for president
A Dublin lawyer and prominent citizen writes from Dublin endorsing Oscar W Underwood for the Democratic nomination. He cites Southern solidarity, practical experience over theory, distrust of northern Democrats, and a belief Underwood can heal sectional divides and address national questions with justice.
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Hlal B Wimmberly
Dublin
Oscar W Underwood
Wimberly
Underwood
Mr Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Tweediedum
Tweedledee
Lam
United States
Atlanta Audiences Reward Quality in 1910 Theatre
A 1910 Atlanta column argues that only first class productions deserve public support as audiences grow educated. It cites Forbes Robertson in The Passing of the Third Floor Back at the Grand, praising stage mastery and moral transformation. It previewsIdeal and vaudeville acts at Forsyth, and Homer 4 Odyssey at the Grand, highlighting Italian-made three-reel film with a $200,000 budget.
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Forbest Robertson
Atelanta
Atlanta
Forbes Robertson
Otis Skinner
Ita
Italy
Robert Moran
The Charm of the Bungalow by Aymar Embury
This excerpt explores why the bungalow style captivates Americans. It links bungalow appeal to simple living and less artificial suburban life, noting regional uses in California Florida and other areas while tracing origins to East Indian and American ranch and lumber-camp roots.
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Aymar Embury
Leslie
California
Florida
India
Uss
The Policeman Not to Blame
An essay argues that corruption erodes police integrity when citizens tolerate and enable graft. It contends honest officers face pressure from gambling bosses and protection demands, urging citizens to support law enforcement rather than abandon them to struggle alone.
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Joan D. Rockefeller, Jr
Leslie
Watches Changed in Police Department Shakeup
The anticipated department shakeup takes effect Monday morning and evening. Chief Beavers announces transfers across Evening Watch and Day Watch units, with sergeants, roundsmen, and patrolmen reassigned to new posts. The change is welcomed by the force.
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Ro J. Brown
PF Connally
A.D Luck
W A. Chewning
J. B. Milam
J H Kirk
J. M
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W H Turner
JW Mashburn
Easier to Avoid Quarrels Than Fight Through Them
A concise proverb notes it is simpler to stay out of a quarrel than to struggle through the aftermath of combat. It emphasizes restraint and prudent conduct to prevent conflict and its costly consequences.
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