Roosevelt Accepts Nomination If Tendered By Convention
New York Feb 26 Roosevelt signals willingness to run if the Republican convention offers the nomination. He emphasizes direct primaries to reflect the people's choice and says he will adhere to the convention's preference. A campaign plan appears to include Western governors and branches in Chicago and San Francisco.
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Lafoliette Wins Wisconsin Backing For President Bid
Wisconsin Republicans pledged support for Lafoliette in the race for the presidency. Mr Ghyarner McGovern stated Lafoliette deserved undivided backing and strong approval from Wisconsin voters amid the nomination contest.
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Mambon
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Centralia Cannery Lease Prospects And Local Optimism
Palmer of Lake Bay Washington will visit Centralia on March 14 to study fruit conditions for leasing the local cannery. Herbert Robinson, secretary of the Commercial Club, says the cannery can be profitably run in the near term and, with growers gaining climatic knowledge, Centralia may soon rival Puget Sound's cannery output.
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Lake Bay
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Centralia
Herbert Robinson
Commercial Club
Puyallup
Aberdeen to Decide on State League Return
Aberdeen will hold a noon meeting of the chamber of commerce to decide whether to re-enter the nascent State League. Directors will be notified of the decision so plans for organizing the league can start. The Sun detailing Olympia support remains uncertain with lingering opposition.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Iiher
Stone quarry and shipyard work resume amid tensions
Reports say work at Hercules Quarry Coline will resume with a large stone office building project to follow. Government jetty at Graysar will be rebuilt and shipments resumed. Hollis and Guyn, linked to the contractor, are discussed as part of management changes. In Antonio Tex, reports claim Bays were killed in a Mesilla attack amid ongoing supply disruptions and troop movements.
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Winer Fined for Drunkenness in Kopiah Arrest
William Dempsey, a vintner of Kopiah, was arrested believed intoxicated and charged with drunkenness. He appeared before Poties Judge, assessed with a note of fines and costs. A witness testified about a padded napkin and drinking, with details of intoxication and a minor incident at the scene.
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Vie Toen
Belive
Costa
Oman
Martin Hail Logging Camp at Martin's Mt Open
A logging camp at Martins Mountain is reopening after a pause. Twenty men went to work yesterday to restart operations and will be increased in days. Timber cruisers will estimate timber value, and the mill is slated to reopen Monday if plans hold.
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Martin's Mt
Thin Wook
B L Bougherty 15 Married in Seattle
The ceremony for B L Bougherty 15 and Dougherty, principal of Leagan school, was held at Marscopab church in Seattle. The couple, after the ceremony, returned to Content and will host friends at Warren and Kal en Avenues.
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Daven Olletting
Vriday
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Lawrence Strike Ends Defiant Children Leave for Boston
Lawrence Mass February 27 a collapse of the mill owners starvation plan to hold the children of striking textile workers failed as three children left for Boston with their parents, defying Marshal Sullivan. Five girl pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct and Chavigan Alshul faced arrest with a knife. Governor Foss ordered an inquiry into police brutality and the sending away of children. Senator Poindexter and Congressman Berger urged investigations into Lawrence police actions and the defense of constitutional rights.
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Wisconsin
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Lawnce
Miners Face Possible Strike Amid Coal Industry Tensions
United Mine Workers and operators hold talks in New Jersey over a dispute seen as risking a broad hard and soft coal strike. Forecasters warn a stoppage could cripple production. miners stockpile coal as conferences loom into April.
Highway Robbery Suspects Held Without Bail in Court
Three men identified as Jesse Abruger Gene Vontani and an additional arraigned in police court on charges of highway robbery and assault. They were remanded to jail without bail as authorities indict the case.
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Iward
Jesse Abruger
Gene Vontani
Health of Hger After Lgm Ds Atty Weeks Note
A garbled OCR style brief notes a Weeks Atty or attorney remarks about health after a large data set. It mentions Blade SY the atta NTE adesta and a reference to an era with possible war or wrath tone. No clear dates or proper entities are readable.
Missouth river danger to bridges long warned
United Press Leased Wire reports warning that the movement of a river dam and related actions could lead to the demolition of several bridges. Authorities in Kansas City and nearby areas fear impact on transportation and safety as plans proceed.
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