Roosevelt Leads In Straw Vote For Next Nominee
The Chicago Tribune reports a Western editors straw vote with Theodore Roosevelt leading among Republican editors for the presidency, Taft a close second, La Follette strong in Wisconsin, Hughes and Pinchot cited, and Taft carrying several states including Ohio and Missouri. The tally shows Roosevelt with broad regional strength and a majority in many states, while Taft trails in prairie and mountain regions.
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Jury Discharge Delays New Trial and Valentine Party
Prosecutor Haney seeks a new trial after the jury is discharged and panels are rescheduled to Monday while both sides discuss terms. Children attend a party with hand painted Valentines sent to their mothers as games and refreshments proceed.
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Valentine Party at the Kindergarten Brightens Morning
Children at the kindergarten enjoyed a two hour valentine party with hand painted hearts lanterns and paper chains. They colored decorations and were served lemonade sandwiches olives cake and candy in a pleasant event attended by several young friends.
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Hoesche the county treasurer received official notification from the postmaster general naming him postmaster in the city. His term begins February 7 and he will assume duties once his bond and oath are filed and commission arrives.
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Lincoln Day Celebration Observed At White Home
Lincoln birthday festivities drew over five hundred Lincoln and Civil War era enthusiasts to the White family home at 405 East Sherman Avenue. Guests enjoyed early afternoon and evening programs, with G A R veterans and Company C, Second Infantry Naval Guards attending, and a reception featuring patriotic decor, music, and Grand Army songs.
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Riots in Canton Leave Over a Hundred Dead or Wounded
Canton China February 14 The city closed to foreigners after a riot left an estimated more than 100 killed or wounded as Chinese troops landed from ships to quell the unrest. Officials expected control to return within days as fear drives residents toward Hong Kong and other cities.
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Witnesses Describe Water Power Controversy and Land Use
A resident witness testifies for Water Power Company and Harroo grain dealer in a dispute over Goose Hemven tract and riverbank erosion. He details hay markets, grazing, and land conditions from Cherd Alene to St Maries, noting meadows flooded, navigation hindered, and hillsides affected by past land use and cattle.
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Torpedo Wear TertLacht Bursts And Wurdns Aga
Cavernous damage reported as torpedo wear burst and steam release injuring several sailors. Men severely burned and rushed ashore to Agnew hospital for treatment after the incident aboard the Hopkins as it steamed out of the harbor.
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Leagues Debate Schedule Reform Amid Big Fight in Baseball
New York Feb 14 The push to adopt a seven game schedule for 108 games sparks a clash among league presidents, with Murphy and Kbbutte opposing plans and Dreyfuss feared to resist. Anxious to preserve relations with Johnson, supporters warn of long battles while critics doubt passage and warn of possible league disintegration. Chicago and New York figures anticipate meetings as both leagues prepare for annual scheduling talks.
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