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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

Page

3

Roosevelt Voices for People Rule and Majority Power

In Carnegie Hall Col Roosevelt argues the central issue is whether Americans can govern themselves. He condemns minority interests controlling coal, water, and fronts, and warns against judiciary overreach hindering reform. He defends constitutional aims to reflect popular will while criticizing Taft’s view of government by a few.

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Bryan vows resignation if Harmon wins Nebraska primary

In Kearney Nebraska on March 24 W J Bryan declares he will not support Governor Harmon for the Democratic presidential nomination. He says he would resign as a delegate to the national convention in Baltimore if Harmon carries the Nebraska primary and Bryan is chosen as a delegate.

United Press Kearney Neb W. J. Bryan Harmon Bryan Nebraska Baltimore

March Term of Court Six Closes in Chehalis Area

The March term of the Superior Court closed yesterday with the Chehalis and Cowlity Railroad case of Niederlander et al. on the docket. Several criminal cases were continued to the June term, making the term relatively light.

Chehalis & Cowlity Railroad Niederlander Et al

Rochester Pioneer Dies in Rochester Home Morning

John Hdner, longtime Rochester resident, died at his home this morning after a brief illness. He was aged [unspecified] years and is survived by his wife. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Also included is a stray editorial comment praising a self-made executive as a true work of art.

John Hdner Rochester Idner Ajm

Cardul touted as cure for woment fear and pain

A Virginia reader describes severe women’s troubles and claims Cardui eased her pain and restored health. The letter urges others to try Cardui to avoid doctors and costly remedies, noting improved strength and relief from persistent symptoms.

Miners Clash Over Minimum Wage Bill Debate in Commons

London march 22 union leaders warned local committees may decide mining wages as Prime Minister Asquith aims to push the minimum wage bill through. Balfour criticized the measure as dangerous, but the government won second reading by 248 to 22 with Labor and Nationalists backing the bill. The bill faces further debate before possible enactment by Saturday.

London Arthur J. Balfour Hoase of Commons Balfour

English Strike Leader Jailed

English strike leader Tom Mun of the Socialist Labor party was jailed after urging workers to refuse to shoot their fathers and brothers. He was charged with instigating soldiers to mutiny and his sentencing was postponed as the government aims to keep him in custody while planning a general strike in May.

London Refnae Coalette Tom Mun Labay Party Weta Ataun Jal

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