Progressive Party calls Lewis County convention September 7 1912
A Lewis County call endorses a county convention in Chehalis on September 7 1912 to select delegates and nominate county and state candidates for the Progressive Party. The document ratifies statewide plans, outlines primary procedures, and urges participation to support Roosevelt and Dawes in the 1912 elections.
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Warburton and Eats Deliver Progressive Speeches
On August 27 in Lewis county the Progressive party held a rally in Main Street park. Congressman Stanton Warburton explained his switch from the Republican party and warned of an “invisible government” dictating politics, urging support for Progressive measures. Governor Teats discussed workmen’s compensation and state issues, urging turnout for September 7 primaries to nominate state and county candidates.
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Centralia
Rochester Old Settlers Reunion a Complete Success
Rochester celebrates reunion with 600 attendees including delegates from Centralia and Olympia. program included welcome by L L Hunter, speeches by J H Shively and others, a long lunch, a cross country hike tale by Clyde Patel, band music, a ball game, and a late night dance. A permanent committee organized for future events with L L Hunter as chairman and Dr Stanley as secretary.
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Labor Day Plans Discussed by Trades and Labor Council
The Trades and Labor Council discussed Labor Day plans with delegates from Mendota and Tono miners unions. A football game of Association football between camps is planned, along with other contests. Site issues and admission arrangements remain undecided, with possible venues including the city or Southwest Washington fair grounds. Outside speakers Warr Ferguson and John C. Lawrence are set, while Mayor Thompson is expected to speak locally.
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Archbold Sails for Europe as Libel Suit Looms Against Roosevelt
United Press dispatch from New York reports J D Archbold, president of the Standard Oil Company, sailing for Europe on vacation and hinting at suing Roosevelt for libel after Roosevelt's remarks challenging much of Archbold's Senate testimony on campaign contributions.
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Oregon Governor removes District Attorney Cameron
Governor West ousts Portland District Attorney Cameron over failure to provide a complete pardon-fee statement. Walter H. Evans appointed as successor pending decision. Cameron vows to contest. Evans undecided, awaits official word and Federal chief return. Cameron argues the removal rests on an amended constitutional law.
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Man Confesses to Killing Father to Save Mother
In Vineland New Jersey on August 27 Henry Garton surrendered to police admitting he killed his father E R Garton to stop the elder from murdering his mother. He claimed the act was to protect his mother from her husband what he called a planned murder attempt.
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Bitter Campaign In South Carolina Alarms Voters
Charleston August 37 After one of the bitterest campaigns in South Carolina the state ticket is being voted on today with Governor Cole Clease opposing Ire Jokpe for governor. Back aldo claim victory. The result will not be known until tonight. The reelection of United States Senator Ben Tillman is practically conceded.
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