Ireland Nearer Self Government Under Home Rule Plan
The New York World reports a British Home Rule scheme granting Ireland a two chamber parliament with one elected and one appointed house, while Westminster retains control of imperial affairs. Ulster opposition is noted, and powers over local government, police, and finances would shift gradually to Dublin, with imperial veto limits.
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Preemiser Asquith
Ireland
House of Representatives
Ulster
Senate
ICS
Westminster
Lesky Comments On Trade And Crop Conditions This Week
Lesky notes stock market gains face hurdles including West political turmoil and a weak Winter Wheat report. He cites United States Steel March orders decline and labor disputes in coal mining and railroads, yet points to 140 million in new securities testing absorption. Overall crop conditions look encouraging with delayed but sound soil and potential quick recovery with warmer weather.
Taft Poised for renomination amid party rifts
Campaign director RB McKinley states Taft expects the Republican nomination at Chicago despite mass unpopularity. He notes Taft won four years ago without Illinois, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New York, or Wisconsin votes and suggests party leaders may be repudiated for his reactionary policies.
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RB. McKinley
Tafts
Comention
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Wisconsin
Republican stance and tariff critique in Chicago remarks
A Chicago venue voices strong criticism of the Republican Party accusing it of stifling popular will through sham conventions and denying primaries. The speaker also denounces tariff policies as harmful to American workers and producers, forecasting the tariff issue will dominate this year’s political discourse.
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Tatt
Republican Party
Chlemgo
Thair Chofbe
Congress to Reform Patent Law Supreme Court Split
The four justices in a patent case say the Supreme Court will not rehear the decision and that Congress must amend the patent law to avoid granting monopoly power. The dispute centers on the statute's scope rather than constitutionality, urging strict construction of patent rights and exclusion of nonessential materials from exclusive manufacture.
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N. S. World
Turbulent Illinois and Pennsylvania Primaries Favor Roosevelt
The Illinois and Pennsylvania primaries delivered strong gains for Roosevelt over Taft, with Roosevelt sweeping delegate majorities and Taft supporters unable to stem the tide. Lorimer’s influence noted as a factor in Illinois, while Wilson vs Clark contests produced mixed results, signaling a tight national race ahead of November.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
Taft
Roosevelt
Clark
Wilson
Wilson Inlinois
Amer ica n workman praised by Gov Foss on wages
Governor Eugene N. Foss declares American workers are most productive for their pay and dismisses protectionist claims. He argues wages in unprotected industries are higher than in protected ones and purchasing power equalizes comparisons with foreign labor.
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United States
Stover at Yale draws fire on university reform
The Wisconsin State Journal notes John Johnson's novel Stover at Yale sparking debate over Princeton and Woodrow Wilson era ideas. It argues great universities have become social hubs lacking true education and urges abolishing exclusive clubs and promoting equal opportunity for growth and reflection.
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Whn Johnson
Stover
Yale
Woodrow Wilsoy
Princeton
Salvation of
America
Wisconsin State Journal
Hog feed ratios in Nebraska study cited
A Nebraska University study shows hog rations of nine tenths corn and one tenth alfalfa produced the best results, with eight other rations tested including wheat bran and bone meal. The finding is billed as important for Wyoming farmers as the hog industry growth strengthens.
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Wyoming
iMammnoth
Tor
Thie
Caricature of Roosevelt and War Party Delivers Laughs at Local Show
A humorous scene at a Saturday gathering features a performer parodying Roosevelt and a vice presidential candidate. The act has a mule yoked to a calf while a showman mocks political teamwork, drawing loud laughter from the crowd as Jim Snukeas struggles to control the animals and the audience reacts with amusement.
Arbor Day Observance and Local Notes from Hartville Uplift
The Hartville Uplift praises Arbor Day origins by J. Sterling Morton and notes Governor Carey designating April 26 for observance. It commends schoolchildren learning tree value and beauty in homes. The piece also references Secretary Fisher opposing the Borah three year homestead bill and praises the Basin Republican newspaper for contributing to community uplift.
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J. Sterling Morton
Carey
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Fisher
Sheridan Democratic Club Organized
The Sheridan County Democratic club formed at the county courthouse last evening and aims to be the county’s leading political group. Democrats are urged to enroll, recruit others, and join the “Forward” movement toward a victorious November election.
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Sheridan County
Democratic Club
Sheridan Enterprise
Newspaper Earning Twice Over Every Effort
A reflective opinion notes that newspapers provide far more value than monetary support, arguing the press sustains society by informing and educating the public beyond its financial return. It emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between journalism and the community.
Harmon Named Democratic Nominee Favoring Growth and Reform
Judge W L Stamper of Denver, envoy for Governor Harmon publicity, says Judson Harmon of Ohio will be the Democratic presidential nominee. He credits Harmon with tax reform, bank deposits taxation, initiative and referendum, independent judiciary, railroad worker protections, and a strong U S attorney general record. He argues Harmon is the progressive, experienced choice over Taft, with Roosevelt dismissed as a distraction. The piece also notes a segue to an advertisement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and its growing testimonials.
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Stamper
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Reaven
Harmon
Renson
White House
Clactonary
Hamilton
Dayton
Pere Marquette
East
United States
Roosevelt
Ladle
Taft
Anchor Line Steamships Offer Attractive Transatlantic Rates
New York to Londonderry Glasgow Naples and ports in Britain Ireland Italy and the Mediterranean feature reduced fares. Superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service are highlighted with prompt reservations through local agents or Henderson & Co general agents Chicago.
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Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Paldrmo
Naples
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New York World
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Tle
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Woodrow Wilson
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College OF Today
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Tonkin Politika
Ruzevelt
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Hank
Arbor Day
Hartville
Sheridan Democratic Club
W. L. Stamper
Denver
Governor Harmon Publicity Bureau
Plains Motel
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Boston Ladies
Carey Ave
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