Roosevelt Not a 1912 Candidate Despite Taft Cabinet Reorganization
Washington December 25 Roosevelt is not expected to seek the 1912 Republican nomination, with aides saying he will remain aligned with the Progressive camp, recover his political footing, and avoid challenging Taft. Some see a possible 1916 bid if public demand rises, while Taft aides believe Roosevelt plans to stay out of the race for now.
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Fragmentary remark on political fortunes and Roosevelt ties
A truncated quote reflects on a political figure's fragile position and his limited obligation to Roosevelt or allies, highlighting personal accountability and shifting loyalties in a tense moment.
Robber in Masked Hold Up Cited as Morrison Ex-Worker
In Lancaster on December 24 Clyde Morrison surprised a masked robber by kicking away the revolver and turning him over to police. The suspect was Roe Mucke, a former Morrison employee whose parents say cheap novels drove him to crime.
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Lancaster
Clyde Morrison
Roe Mucke
Morrison
Med school strike over expulsions shocks Rio Janeiro
In Rio de Janeiro students of medicine walk out refusing exams after peers were expelled. Comrades rioted and an immediate halt to proceedings follows as tensions rise around disciplinary actions at the faculty.
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Bhaahlaan
Rio Janeiro
Suci
New Year Health Course Offered by Prof William Slasmith
Cheyenne opens a health training program led by Prof William K Slasmith, former Roosevelt coach, offering Sixemiths Internal Exercises and boxing to men and women, starting Monday January 2 1911. Ten lessons over two weeks cost $10, with enrollment forms and contract attached.
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Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
Explosion damages fire house in Buenos Aires injuring officers
An explosion in the engine room of Fire House 18 in Buenos Aires wrecked part of the building and shattered windows. Police and fire personnel were injured as part of the structure collapsed, and authorities suspected a bomb may have been placed there.
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Huenos Ayres
Holiday Dance at Keefe Hall Planned for Thursday
The Blowtor a Danor Olan announces a peciad Holiday Dance at Keefe Hall on Thursday December 19. Tickets priced at 26 pesos will be available at Sherman County rail offices.
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Blowtora Danor Olan
Keefe Hall
Clergyman Bravely Grants Absolution to Drowning Girl
Philadelphia report recalls Father Quinn of St. Gertrude's Coshocton risking his life to reach a drowning girl, Maggie Shaw, and impart final rites before she was pulled from icy waters and released.
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Maggie Shaw
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Affection of a Loyal Woman Saves Oil Magnate
The story recounts Joseph Treas, head of a Louisiana oil concern, crediting his wife Claudina Treen for unflagging support. After eight dry wells, her insistence led to a successful Proxy Lease drill that kept them afloat and eventually prosperous, though she declines to discuss her role publicly.
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Louisiana
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Kiss Led to Ten Day Jail Term in Flushing Court
James Conway was jailed for ten days after stealing a kiss from Catherine Ackerman as she walked home in Flushing. Police say unescorted women in College Point faced similar incidents, and Conway admitted the act claiming the kiss was worth it.
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