Jamaica Strikes New Guilt Presumption In Theft Case
Kingston Jamaica reports a shift in law to presume guilt of theft upon accusation unless proven otherwise. Governor Sir Sidney Olivier supports dismantling racial lines and linking social merit to status. The piece contrasts Jamaica with Barbados noting Panama Canal work lift and stowaway stories while detailing local thrift and proverb lore.
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Sidney Olivier
Island
England
Colonial Office
United States
State Executive Committee Deliberates on Colored Vote Plan
The State Executive Committee met in the Linton Hotel assembly room with seventeen of twenty one members present. The session focused on securing the full quota of the colored vote for Taft and the State ticket. Charles Cottrell, a noted Toledo colored Republican, attended as a committee member. A subcommittee was appointed.
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Taft
Linton Hotel
Charles Cottrell
Toledo
Walter F. Brown
State Central Committee
State Committee
Columbus
William Howard Taft
Brown
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Linton
Reynolds
Judge Tage
Judge Taft
Fourth Street
Union
Committee On Notification
Charles Seeley
Guthrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Seeley
Oklahoma
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Taft Harris Rally Stirs Ohio Republicans July 30
State Central Committee debates county contest outcomes and forms a five-man subcommittee to plan the Republican campaign kickoff in Youngstown on September 6. Indiana Taft supporters prep for large turnout as Taft Kern talk dominates remarks.
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Thi
Youngstown
A. D. Aldeman
Marietta
Obe
Bare
Sardinia
J. H. Fitch
Thomas Fleming
Cleveland
E.A. Bowman
Canton
George W. Heisey
Newark
Taft Campaign Day With Ohio Leaders Sets Busy Pace
Taft, the Republican presidential hopeful, spent a long day in Ohio engaging with the Taft Notification Day Committee and state leaders. He met labor and political figures, viewed portraits, and discussed campaign organization with officials including A. I. Vorys and Senator Warner, while crowds gathered around the Taft home in Cincinnati.
Indiana and Kentucky in Rivalry for Parade Crowds
Hoosier and Blue Grass states clash for crowd numbers as they prepared for the parade path. Each side aims to outdo the other, hoping to showcase state pride and city support in the upcoming event.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Taft Day Schedule Parade and Fireworks Planned
A detailed programme outlines Taft day events from 7 A.M. salutes to 8 P.M. Eden Park demonstration. Activities include a noon notification ceremony at Charles P. Taft residence, a 2 P.M. march review, balloon releases, and music on Government Square, culminating with a steamer island queen reception and fireworks.
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Government Square
Charles P. Taft
Hotel Linton
William H. Taft
William Howard Taft
Fourth
Plum Streets
Lawrence
Pike
Country Club
Republican Glee Club of Columbus
Steamer Island Queen
Eden Park
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