Taft to Talk Back in Yale Roosevelt Event
New York April 11 President Taft urged to address the Union League in New York City in a belated reply to Carnegie and the Roosevelt camp. Advisors expect a pointed response at a Yale club gathering tonight.
11 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
New York April 11 President Taft urged to address the Union League in New York City in a belated reply to Carnegie and the Roosevelt camp. Advisors expect a pointed response at a Yale club gathering tonight.
Bay City April 11 A warlike scene at the Republican convention hall as Taft and Roosevelt delegates clash. The crowd surged amid militia presence and a contentious wrangle over leadership. Roosevelt forces reportedly forced entry through transoms while Taft supporters secured a temporary chairman.
Memphi s Tenn April 11 Upper divisions report river levels rising with the exception of Luxora Arkansas where levee breaches threaten. The community including nearby farmers work along the river front to strengthen the levee while lower reaches see continued water rise but dykes remain intact.
Flood district at New Madrid Missouri endangers fifteen families as refugees surge to care centers. A separate report from Washington notes a rescued Black man from Mexico, his perilous voyage aboard a seaboat, and U.S. government stance on rebel belligerency influencing policy amid the crisis.
An April trial in Fort Worth centers on editor J T Franklin of The Ray and the suppression of a controversial article about Rev Norris. Witnesses describe a nervous letter, alleged code errors, and attempts to influence readers while Norris and associates deny reading the letter.
A Madrid dispatch circulated that the pope had died causing widespread excitement before Rome denied the report. U.S. and world papers rushed extras with the late Madrid bulletin, but the pope remained alive.
Brownsville, Texas, reports a start on a proposed $100,000 water canal project linked to a cross border plan with Mexico. The initiative aims to develop a deep water route and bolster local infrastructure and employment.
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