Roosevelt outlines populist appeal to workers in new party
In Oyster Bay July 4 Colonel Roosevelt sketched a progressive platform aimed at farmers and wage workers. He said neither Democrats nor Republicans address current local economic conditions and rising living costs. He plans to name Senator Dixon of Montana as campaign manager and to base HQ in New York ahead of the Chicago convention. He critiques Baltimore and Chicago platforms as old and out of touch.
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Oyster Bay
Hines
Roosevelt
New Progressive Party
Dixon
Montana
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Chehalis Fourth of July Celebration Draws Big Crowds
Crowds packed Chehalis on opening day of a three day July Fourth celebration as parades, athletic events, and a large dance at the Gside theater entertained attendees from Centralia. Fireworks lit the night sky at the State Training School, and locals Herbert Robinson, C Ja Sticklin, TP David, A E B Sears, Frink Harm and Robert Somerville aided in coordinating events.
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Chahatla
PF. B. Hubbard
Ie Gside
Centralia
Ceotratin Lodge Adjusts Meeting Night Friday Ceremonies Begin
Ceotratin Lodge No 7 LO IO Vis changes meeting night from Saturday to Friday with new gathering cadence. Members will convene weekly on Fridays and observe customary lodge services and communication.
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LO. OI
Geeting Webb Wnd
Enday
Satimiar
National presidential primaries plan advances in House
Washington July 6. A measure by Representative Norris Nebraska proposes nationwide presidential primaries to avoid constitutional conflict by state legislatures adopting the provisions as state laws. The plan folds if not ratified by twenty states and sets May elections and a late June national convention. Delegates may be changed at primaries as voters express first and second choices for president.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraske
Senate to Probe Campaign Funds In 1948 and 1950
United Press dispatch from Washington says a senate committee will hear today on campaign contributions to the 1948 and 1950 national races. Chairman Clapp of Minnesota leads the panel with Senators Jones Washington Oliver Pennsylvania and Paynter Kentucky. Bradley of Kentucky previously served. Clapp has gathered data on contributions to both parties in recent cycles.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Clapp
Minnesot
Qwiltee
Jones
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Paytter
Kentucky
Does
Senator Bradley
Woodrow Wilson a Reformer in New Jersey Rise
A historical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson from lawyer to educator to Princeton president, then governor of New Jersey. It notes his early reform stance, clashes with party bosses and corporations, and his emergence as a national figure amid 1904 to 1910 political maneuvering and Harper’s Weekly endorsements.
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New Jersey
Kortly Stadnton
Virginia
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Thomas
Tad Comanplace
Craw Princeton
Atlanta
Georgia
Bryn Mawr College
Woohivan University
Fow
Elma
Penceton
Helen Louise Axson
Wilsonhole Alb
University
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Harvard
Williains
Dartouth
Yale
Woodrow Wileon
Hke
Woodrow Wilson Woligs
Wilson
Hoctor
Cleveland
Jersey
Col
Harver
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Harper's Weekly
Flory
Charlotte
N. G
Wiltan
Cal. Harvey
Wilson Marper
Col. Watterson
New York
Murvey
Foo Wilson
Col. Uarrey
Watterson
Thomas Portune Ryan
Minlee Traction
Tetsers Mas Mite
Waterson
Ryan
Col Watterson’ Prangsal
Col. Heya
Washington
Seattle Plans to Spend 200000 on the Pothatch Carnival
Seattle plans to invest 200000 to stage the Pothatch carnival as a major regional event. The project aims to draw visitors from Washington and beyond, with extended promotional efforts and hotel price controls to ensure broad participation.
Announcer plans Centralia street car factory company
D F Clark of Portland reports that 8000 to 10000 of stock has been subscribed by Centralia residents for a street car announcer factory project. A site on Third street is purchased and plans are drawn for a concrete one story with basement building 125 by 130 feet, employing about 25 workers at daily wages. Capitalization proposed at 250000 with orders to run six months.
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D. F. Clark
Porland
Centralia
Honk for Suffrage Tour Seeks Long Island Coverage
An automobile suffrage tour began in Borough Falls and targeted Long Island before moving on to other states. Leaders plan to cover Long Island thoroughly as part of this year’s campaign to win votes for women.
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United Press
New York
Borough Fall
Berry Sentenced to Monroe for Assault In Superior Court
Frank Berry an 11 year old Cen tralia youth convicted in superior court for an assault on a six year old girl was today sentenced by Judge Rice to an indeterminate sentence at Monroe.
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Frank Berry
Centralia
Superior Court
Rice
Monroe
Shis izouka Maru Opens Maiden Voyage From Kobe
Yokohama July 3 The Shis izouka Maru the finest steamship between Japan and the United States is on her maiden voyage. She is launched at Kobe and is expected to be the best passenger ship yet to sail the route. The liner carries a crowded list of passengers and large quantities of raw silk, silk goods, matting and other oriental products.
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Yokomoma
Japan
United Esefthere Toway
Kobe
United States
Inti Ol Hone Sold Minted Press Tease Wire
A garbled Tease Wire report notes a sale of a home linked to figures described as President Watt and others. The text mentions bankruptcy, debt, and uncertainty over property, with unclear local implications.
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Pingvinnatio Dily
Sprestdent Watt
Hawthers Che House
Gallary
Roosevelt Says He Will Seek Progressive Nomination Or Help New Party
Oyster Bay July 3 Col Roosevelt stated he would continue to seek the Progressive nomination and advocated a new nationwide nonsectarian party. He argued Baltimore and Chicago show the need for a broad conservative policy embracing social political and industrial justice and full commercial development at home and abroad.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Hay
Baltimore
Dixon
Provisional Committee
Baltit
Taggart
Indiana
Sullivan
Thimois
New York
Colorado
Cal
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bank Stakeholders Approve Increase at Montreal Meeting
Montreal July 2 stakeholders of Rayal Sark meet to sanction raising capital from 310,000,000 to 25,000,000 and to increase directors from twelve to sixteen. They also approve the purchase of Trajters Bank by shareholders.
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Montreal
Rayal Sark
Trajters Bank
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