Regina Tornado Devastates Manitoba and Saskatchewan Cities
A Manitoba Saskatchewan tornado roared through yesterday afternoon killing hundreds and destroying property worth about ten million dollars. Winnipeg Regina and nearby towns suffered widespread ruin as houses churches and tall buildings were leveled and fires and ambulances filled streets with relief efforts underway.
I Am Not Out of Fight Harmon Declares Stay in Race
Governor Harmon said he has not withdrawn his candidacy for the presidency and will stay in the race. The Commercial Tribune received the Ohio chief executive's statement noting no change in the situation and that he remains in the fight through the Baltimore convention. Friends statewide welcomed the news and expressed belief he will persist despite doubts about his chances.
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Republicans Are Tickled Over Fight
A Baltimore Bulletin report notes Republicans reacting with amusement to a political confrontation as Chief Executive scans the city for clues and outlines strategy amid public debate.
Clark replies to Bryan attack keeps Taft campaign on track
Washington dispatch reports Clark’s rebuttal to Bryan’s assault steadies the Taft bid with continued Republican planning in Washington. Secretary Hilles floods the White House with political letters as Taft’s renomination gains support and Columbus Ohio maneuvers shape the national committee's leadership.
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Absence of Solons Stops the Wheels of Government
Washington reports a stalled Congress with no funds for the new fiscal year as Democrats and Republicans maneuver. The Fitzgerald resolution to provide last year’s appropriations faces delay awaiting unified action by the two houses in Baltimore.
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Parting Ways Between Two Ancient Friends in Democratic Deadlock
Baltimore dispatch reports a murky Democratic presidential deadlock with William J. Bryan and Speaker Champ Clark at odds. Clark rebukes Bryan as infamously pressuring New York delegates while vowing to support the party if a majority backs him after eight ballots.
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