Not 10 Be a Candidate Chief Executive and Taft as Chief Justice Head of Columbia Opinion
In Los Angeles Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler said Roosevelt will not run again despite pressure. He argued the principles Roosevelt represents surpass the man and the Republican party should back them with any standard bearer. He suggested ideal conditions if Root led and Taft were chief justice, though unlikely to occur. A separate New York report notes revived nervous stock market with large month-end cash needs and bank loan calls influencing Western railroad stocks amid Berlin and London liquidation.
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Taft
Columbia
Los Angeles
Cal
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Root
Supreme Court
New York
Berlin
London
Western Railroad
Voorhies Seeks Kansas City Mayoral Ballot Support
Joshua Wallace Voorhies a colored candidate filed a petition with 678 supporters asking to appear on the mayoral ballot on the Republican ticket in Kansas City. Born a slave in Nashville he rose through police work and city service and now runs his own business. He expressed confidence he can win and will campaign vigorously.
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Kansas City
Joshua Wallace Voorhies
Kansas
Voorhies
Nashville
Tenn
Suit for 190000 damages in Kentucky circuit court
In the Wayette circuit court a $190,000 damages suit is filed by T. P. Cardwell Sr. as guardian for Edward Cox and others against James Hargis Edward Callahan and Elbert Hargis. The petition alleges a conspiracy to murder B. D. Cox with several unnamed associates.
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Lexington
Wayette
James Hargis
Edward Callahan
Elbert Hargis
T. P. Cardwell, Sr
Edward Cox
Lucie Cox
Brackie D. Cox
E. D. Cox
James Harris
Elbert Hargs
John Smith
John Agner
Asbury Spicer
B. D. Cox
Untermann Estate Worth 400000 With No Heirs
Adelph A Untermann who died in a Kansas City hospital left an estate valued at $400000 with no heirs known by the public administrator. He came to Ames in 1843 from Hanover Germany with his parents, a brother and sister, all now dead. The family lived in Lawrence Kansas in early days and survived Quantrell raids.
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Untermann
Kansas City
Adelph
General Hospital
Ames
Hanover
Germany
Lawrence
Kan
Deadly Bomb in Kharkov Wrecks Citadel Rooms
A bomb exploded during a police room search in Kharkov killing a gendarmerie officer three police and two civilians and wounding six others. Separate items report a Los Angeles streetcar collision injuring fifteen, with two men gravely hurt. In Canton, Ohio, Horace McDowell bank president fatally shot himself at his country home after a noted career in sheep breeding and trading.
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Solider
Kharkov
Russia
Txoters
Canton
Horace& McDowell
Farmers Bank of
Ohio
House Adopts Adjournment Date Resolution April 6
Austin March 13. By a 73 to 33 vote the house adopted a concurrent resolution to adjourn the current session on April 6 at 1 o clock. The bill now goes to the senate as Thursday’s session focused on the adjournment measure and platform disputes. The body also passed several house bills including taxes for juries and corporate inspection measures. The supreme court issued a mandamus forcing the comptroller to issue a warrant from district funds.
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House
Austin
Senate
Love
Robertson Train
Brown W Wharton
Dallas
Fort Worth
Pecos
Harris
United States
Culberson
Texas
Supreme Court
James P. Hart
Colonial Trust Company
Stephens
Roll Call After Iena Disaster Shows 407 Responding
Toulon March 13 Minister of Marine Thomson arrived from Paris. The roll of the battleship Iena was called and 407 men replied. Twenty-four officers and engineers are safe, while 44 crew members lie seriously injured in hospitals. Of 630 total, 153 are unaccounted for, likely with relatives in Toulon.
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Toulon
Thomson
Paris
Mayol
Peculiar Fatality Leaves Boy Dead Near Eagle Ford
Willie Deer, a boy from the Dallas area, was cutting a tree near Eagle Ford when a falling limb struck him, fracturing his skull and causing death hours later. The accident occurred several miles west of Dallas.
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Dallas
Willie Deer
Eagle Ford
Woodmen Officers Elected In District C
G S Lattimore of Fort Worth is chosen head consul. Bert E Heckley of Brownsville named head adviser. J W Blake of Sherman elected head banker. J C Bloodworth re-elected head clerk. others named from Clarksville Guthrie and Belmont Cal. Political note: Democratic primaries set for June 1 for US Senate and state offices. Ulman in sanitarium in Belmont California in critical condition. Cole Ullman travels to bedside.
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G. S. Lattimore
Fort Worth
Dallas
Woodmen of the World
O. S. Lattimore
Fo ™ Worth
Bert E. Heckley
Brownsville
J. W. Blake
Sherman
J. C. Bloodworth
Clarksville
Guthrie
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Constitutional Convention Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Ulman
New York
California
Joe” Ulman
Belmont
Cal
Ullman
Cole
Shippers in Mexico seek more railcars
The report notes Mexican shippers demand increased freight cars to meet demand. Ike Thomas, a Dallas man, is found dead. J. W. Little of Greenville, Texas, longtime merchant, has died. The Hague peace conference is expected to convene in June. The Texas Board of Education purchased $20,000 in Hardeman County bonds.
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Mexico
Ike Thomas
Dallas
J. W. Little
Greenville
Tex
The
Hague
Texas Board of Education
Hardeman County
Disastrous Powder Explosion Destroys French Ship Jena
A catastrophic explosion on the French battleship Jena at Toulon on March 13 destroys the after section and kills or wounds hundreds. Capt. Adigard and Capt. Vertier die or perish in the flames. Rear Admiral Manceron and many others are injured. the torpedo-triggered blast ignites magazines, hurling bodies and wreckage across decks and quays.
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Toulon
Jena
Adigard
Vertier
Manceron
Iena
Legislative apportionment measure clears convention
Guthrie March 13 The apportionment sets the house at 105 and senate at 33 with twelve oppose votes. Four Republicans protested unfair population representation. Women were granted the right to vote on school matters by a large majority.
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Guthrie
House
Senate
Fort Worth Fat Stock Show To Exhibit 6000 Animals
About 6 000 animals and fowls will be on exhibit at the Fat Stock show of the National Feeders and Breeders association opening at Fort Worth on March 20. The total includes 381 Herefords 362 Shorthorns 85 Red Polls and Aberdeen Angus 680 beef cattle 250 sheep 2 500 hogs 100 horses and about 1 500 poultry.
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Fort Worth
National Feeders and Breeders’ Association
Missouri House to Probe Alleged Trusts in Build for Contracts
Jefferson City March 13 The Missouri House adopted a resolution directing the attorney general to investigate the so called anti alleged implement trust and the so called lumber trust as reported by the International Harvester company and other sources.
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Jefferson City
House
Implement
International Harvester Company
Lumber Trust
Foraker Pushes New Theory on Brownsville Gun Fire
Senator Foraker questioned Captain Kilburn of the Twenty-sixth about steel bullets and Mauser versus Springfield rifles. Kilburn said Springfield bullets show no groove imprint after 300 or 400 firings, while Mauser bullets would. He described Brownsville locals as hostile to Black troops and noted police abuse and violence around town.
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Foraker
Washington
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Kilburn
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Twenty-fifth
Fort Brown
F Brown
Brownvile
Tillman
Milburn
Warner
Penrose Courtmartial Delayed by Objections in San Antonio
In San Antonio on March 13 the Penrose court martial heard two witnesses, Jacob Frazier and Domingo Sanders, first sergeants of the Twenty fifth infantry, describing inspections of Company D and gun racks, with the trial delayed by numerous objections from both sides.
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Penrose Courtmartial
San Antonio
Penrose
Jacob Frazier
Domingo Sanders
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Howard
Lyon
Cotton expert dies in Atlanta at age 63
Captain W. H Way noted southern cotton expert dies at his Atlanta home after a brief pneumonia illness. He formerly lived in Montgomery and moved to Atlanta eight years ago. He is survived by his wife a brother W H Way of Texas and sister Mrs Taylor of Marietta Georgia. Remains sent to Eufaula Alabama for interment.
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Atlanta
W. H Way
South
Montgomery
W. H. Way
Texas
Taylor
Marietta
Eufaula
Ala
Icicle Kills Motorman in Niagara Falls Accident
A large icicle toppled from the Niagara gorge striking a trolley car. The motorman was killed. Dr and Mrs M B Nervy of Sioux City Iowa and Miss Nervy were badly bruised. 8 C Lindsay and his wife of Pittsburg were also injured.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara Gorge
M. B. Nervy
Sioux City
Nervy
C. Lindsay
Pittsburg
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Dr. Butler
MR. Root
NEGO
Cox
Southern Pacific
Ascot Park
Graheck
Benjamin H. Head
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