Taft Opposes Lincoln's Old Principle Says Roosevelt
St Paul Minn March 29 Colonel Roosevelt denounces taft backed plank on conserving resources and reform focusing on farmers and rural life He argues government action is needed and cites his own administration for initiating conservation policy Across Iowa Minnesota speeches highlight large open air meetings and support among workers farmers and business people. Roosevelt frames a battle between progressives and special interests over national resources and country life with emphasis on farmers and producers.
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St. Pauli
Miam
Roosevelt
Hig
Iowa
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Albert Lea
Minn
Middle West
Roosevelt Gaid
United States
Secord
Mrs Morris Seeks Chance to Work After Charity Support
The widow Mrs Aaron Morris, whose husband died in an effort to arrest a man who insulted a woman, sees relief as funds raised through The Constitution total 31 994 68 by Friday night. Neighbors aided by volunteers have prepared the home on Little Gilmer Street, with the family sheltered as mourning continues. The donors pledged to turn over the money when called upon.
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Aaron Morris
Allen gang member captured in Hillaville after Carroll County killings
Hillaville Virginia reports the capture of Fried Allen, 17, the youngest of the Allen gang, in a carriage driven by his father Jack Allen eight miles from town. He surrenders quietly and is jailed with cousin Claude Swanson Allen. Fugitives Sidna Allen and Wealey Edwards remain at large as the outlaw band’s deadly March 14 killings are noted.
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Hillaville
Fried Allen
Allen
Carroll County
Jack Allen
Claude Swanson Allen
Sidna Allen
Wealey ‘Edwards
Friel Allen
Macon youth shot on steps after dispute with man
Charles Hall Taylor, 22, heir from a wealthy Macon family, was killed on G. F. Tyndall’s doorstep. Tyndall, a laundry wagon driver, is jailed for murder claiming self defense after Taylor allegedly attacked a young sister in law. Police summoned. motive tied to family ties and alleged confrontation.
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Tyndall
Taylor
H. Hall
R. Jaques
Father of the House of Representatives funeral in Philadelphia
Washington figures attend the funeral of Congressman Henry Harrison Bineham known as the father of the house of representatives. Attendees include Senators Bailey Chilton Clark Curtis Nelson Nixop Oliver Overman Penryxe and Smith from Pennsylvania Gillette Fitzgerald Sulzer Jones Burleson Moon Cannon and others. Honorary pallbearers include Penrose Oliver Cannon Black and several state and city officials and notable figures.
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Philadelphia
Mases National
Jomin Washington
Henry Harrison Bineham
House of Representatives
Washington
Bailey
Chilton
Clark
Wyoming
Curtis
Nelson
Nixop
Oliver
Overman
Penryxe
Smith
Zell
Olmsted
McCreary
Butler
Reyburn
Donohoe
Lee
Pennsylvania
Gillette
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Sulzer
New York
Jones
Virginis
Burleson
Texas
Moon
Tennessee
Cannon
Penrose and
Hugh Black
Interdash
Revere Summer Apf
Adamson Bill for Railroad Valuation Reported Favorable
Rep W C Adamson's bill for physical valuation of railroads gains a favorable House report. It would require the Interstate Commerce Commission to collect stock and bond data, ownership details, and director names, beginning within sixty days, with efforts to limit costs by handling one trunk line at a time.
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John Corrigan
Washington
W. C. Adamson
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
Senate
Congress
Public’ Service Corporané
Commission
Pension Names Kept Secret by Senate
Washington March 29 Special Declaring the pension roll a roll of honor the senate tonight refused to make public the names of the 1 000 000 persons drawing 167 980 000 annually from the United States government. Senator Williams of Mississippi offered an amendment for publicity but the senate refused to open the pension bureau skeleton closet. A provision directs the commissioner of pensions in the next annual report to prepare a list of pensioners by state and county. Advocates of publicity hope for action but no pledge is given. There are no government secrets more guarded than federal pensioners. Lea's Amendment. The only victory for reform was...
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senate
United States
Williams
Mississippi
Pension Bureau
Commissioner of Pensions
Congress
Lea
Contestants listed for Sundays issue in The Constitution
Names of contestants in The Constitution campaign will appear in tomorrow's paper. Readers are urged to submit nominations for a chance to see a woman win one of thirteen high prize automobiles. The campaign department will publish the list and accept entries.
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Prade’ Automobiles
Constitution
Wees
Miners Ordered to Quit Sunday in Wage Dispute
Cleveland March 29 The union ordered 170000 miners in Pennsylvania to quit Sunday at midnight over wage demands. Shut down could cut U S anthracite production by 7 083000 tons monthly with miners losing at least 950000 daily. Bituminous talks near settlement. increased pay set as five cents per ton lump coal three cents per ton other coal and 5.26 percent day rates. Western operators across Ohio Indiana Illinois signaled agreement to the increases as a base for broader wage scales.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
A. Cole
H. M. Taylor
Flinog
Indiana
Illinoia
Would Put Ban On Scientists Trial In New York
In New York March 29 Assistant District Attorney Nott opened the trial of Willis Vernon Colexa Christian a scientist charged with practicing medicine without a license He argued to the jury that scientists should not be allowed to treat patients under public health rules or to give warnings to the public about health matters
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New York
Nott
Willis
Vernon
Colexa
Christian
New York County Medical Boanoe
Leaders Turn to Underwood in Georgia Campaign
Prominent Georgians statewide pledge support for Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama for president through letters to Underwood headquarters in Atlanta. G R Hutchens reports quotes from locals in Carroll, Irwin, Clinch, Randolph, Bartow and Jackson counties showing broad backing as Democratic committees organize Underwood clubs and county leadership.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Atlanta
G. R. Hutchens
Daily Mail
Georginus Lax
W.C. Perry
Democratic Committee
Carroll County
H. J. Quincy
Irwin County
W. R. Fryer
Clinch County
Ardegswood
A. Awtrey
Cuthbert
Randolph
Bartow County
Emerson
Cartersville
Bartow
J. C. Bennett
Jackson County
Underwood Club
Thomas O ‘Johnson
Colonel Cooley
William H. Bantth
Washinghoine County
Ile
Fe Underwadi
Grace Begs For Operation To Reach Atlanta
A Newnan Georgia report says Eugenie Grace's condition improves slightly while plans for surgery near Atlanta solidify. Doctors Bailey Goldsmith Jones have parted, leaving Bailey to decide the operation as relatives weigh chances of life. Grace himself desires the operation despite risks, hoping for a possible recovery. A telegram from New Orleans adds details to Grace’s marriage matter.
Weather Prophecy: Fair Saturday and Sunday
Forecast calls for fair weather on Saturday with colder temperatures in the eastern portion. Sunday remains fair with stable conditions. Geographic notes reference Georgin and pa QRCHA in the readable fragments.
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