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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
8
The state failed to arraign the defendant in superior court as Judge Rice dismissed the case under protest. Roney faced mayhem charges for allegedly biting off Francis X. Page's ear at a February restaurant fracas. A new arraignment and information are required, with rearrest planned.
The Commercial Club met last night to plan marketing for ready berries. A C Green, local agent of the Northern Paddle, and others offered suggestions but no definite course was decided.
Davis, a Chehalis high school player, shined in a tight field against Hogutam, delivering creditable defense and solid hitting. He is expected to be carried as catcher, with a history of strong performance for the high school team and potential success with the league.
The pupils of St Mark’s School on Cowlitz Prairie near Toledo will close the school year tomorrow afternoon with ceremonies. The program will be turned over to students from St Mary’s School, which was overhauled last summer, marking one of the last successful years in its history. The school is the oldest in Southwest Washington.
A disorderly scene is reported at the Wood home on Tan street last night when a group of residents interrupted by a disturbance. Wood fled toward the band while neighbors restrained others, and the crowd demanded entry. A neighbor recalls threats and a claim of prior residence in Alabama.
Chicago June 16. The draft platform for a Roosevelt nomination is finished. It calls for recall of faces, popular government with direct primaries, referendums, and federal oversight on industry. It favors conservation, woman suffrage, naval preparedness, and child labor limits while promising reform of taxation and labor laws.
A sprawling account traces the 1900 Republican nominating scene from Roosevelt’s progressive surge to Taft's eventual renomination, noting the Chicago convention’s anticipated clash and the era’s shifting power. It highlights speakers, factions, and the mobilization around the party’s future leadership amid a charged atmosphere.
The article outlines the shift to a preferential presidential primary in 1912, detailing proposed rules, states testing the system, and party figures like Roosevelt and Taft. It covers debates over direct primaries, potential effects on conventions and the electoral college, and early campaign dynamics across states such as Oregon, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Ohio.
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