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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
7
Senator La Follette, returning from North Dakota, announces a few days in Washington followed by a wide speaking tour to reach delegates. He says he will work with state organizations and speakers to discuss issues, aiming for the same result as in North Dakota.
A statement condemns surrender of progressive aims to soft-shell progressives and reactionaries. It asserts national unity for progress despite political manipulation and disorganization at the capital. The speaker pledges to serve through extensive public discussion of issues nationwide.
A Roosevelt Club executive committee met to finalize arrangements for a Saturday rally with former President Theodore Roosevelt as speaker. Roosevelt will travel from New York to Portland, be met at Union Station, and escorted to the Auditorium for introductions and his keynote address.
About 100 Republican residents in the 10th district endorsed two Roosevelt delegates Ernest L. Miller and William B. Willcutt and two alternates Frank B. Crane and William E. Hingston. In the 12th district, Frank A. Morrill and James W. French were chosen as delegates with alternates C Edson Abbott and Franklin T. Miller.
Indiana Democrats at Indianapolis convention pledged Governor Thomas R. Marshall as the party's first and only presidential nominee. The platform instructed 30 delegates to present Marshall's name in Baltimore, while backing a revenue tariff and the Sherwood pension bill. Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon was nominated by acclamation for Governor.
New York court ruling places candidates for delegates and alternates to the national convention at the bottom of the ballot. The Court of Appeals decision reverses Roosevelt campaign efforts to have the names at the top, ahead of next Tuesday’s primary.
Colonel Roosevelts secretary said on March 21 that during his Western tour starting next Tuesday he will skip Kansas City. He will visit St. Louis where a luncheon is planned and he will deliver two speeches in the afternoon.
The Rev. J. J. Curran pastor of Holy Saviour Church left Wilkesbarre for New York tonight to see Colonel Theodore Roosevelt tomorrow morning. He refused to discuss the purpose of the visit.
Dr L. Jones a Maine member of the Democratic national committee is ill at his Waterville home after a slight paralysis shock yesterday. His physician reports the case mild with an early recovery expected.
Reporters at the Outlook office allege Colonel Roosevelt stole Champ Clarks' hoyn song and claim to have auditory proof, detailing the circumstances surrounding the accusation in New York on March 21.
After four hours the Superior Criminal Court in East Cambridge led by Judge McLaughlin found Timothy Powell a former Malden truancy officer and Theresa A Francis of Charlestown not guilty of a statutory offense after a three day trial.
Mrs. Julia Curtiss Lawrence, wife of Dr. G. Alfred Lawrence, was denied permission by the Supreme Court to prove her mental competency before New York State courts. She had been adjudged incompetent in Connecticut on a petition by her son. She has an income of about $100,000 annually from a city estate where she resides with her husband.
The Warren Family Association held an informal reception yesterday afternoon in the Pilgrim and Puritan Society rooms. It drew many descendants of Richard Warren and James Warren as well as prominent Greater Boston social business and professional figures despite the storm.
London March 21 Arthur J Balfours motion to reject the minimum wage bill was defeated and the government bill passed its second reading by a 123 vote majority The Laborites and Nationalists supported the government in the vote setting the stage for the bill to proceed through Parliament
A black inmate named Homer Bush was lynched at a convict camp near Cochran Georgia after fatally shooting guard Joseph Coody and attempting to kill two other guards. The incident occurred about a mile from the town.
At Manchester on March 21 the New Hampshire Lumbermen's Association adopted a resolution asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to modify the demurrage code to remove distinctions between box cars, coal cars and flat cars. A second resolution urged the Boston and Maine to supply wire for attack cars free of charge. Warren eee? of Short Falls was re elected president.
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