Roosevelt letters warn overreach and military power
The Capital News presents a critical view of President Roosevelt urging restraint on military authority and due process. It notes the president’s insistence on constitutional limits and the need to temper executive power with lawful procedure. The piece contrasts autocratic rhetoric with lawful governance while defending a local stance on city improvements and tree preservation.
Congressional push for Littlefield inter-state minor shipment
Eburets reported a general conference push in Baltimore urging Senator Cannon to report resolutions adopted by the conference. They seek favorable committee action, aiming for House passage before adjournment, with signatures including Governors Mauly of Indiana and Hoch of Kansas and Attorney General Know. The speaker later suggested pursuing Senate action if unconstitutional.
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Red Card party convenes amid chaotic national politics
Washington May 9—Socialist convention at Chicago will name candidates led by Debs who withdraws as perpetual candidate, with William B. Haywood and others as presidential contenders. Delegates represent about 40 percent of the party, as a socialist daily debuts in New York and plans a campaign. Governors, congressmen, and party leaders will gather, with Pryan and Mags Jennings Pryor among attendees as the meeting runs from Wednesday into Thursday.
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Taft and Johnson Dominate State Political Weather
Fragmented OCR notes from a 1912 political scene describe Taft supporters staging field days across multiple states including North Dakota Montana California Oregon and Washington. White and black factions compete in Iowa and Virginia while Idaho and Texas plan conventions. A Mt Paul Democratic gathering is expected to endorse Governor Johnson and send delegates to Dunne.
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Militia Draft Rules Reported For Able-bodied Citizens
Washington May 0 The Dien militia committee reports that the militia can call an able bodied male citizen and a very able bodied male of foreign birth who have declared intent to become citizens, aged 18 to 45. The proposal grants full authority to raise volunteers and sets a cost limit for enrollment, with details pending final year.
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Expectant In Spain Announces Birth of Heir’s Child
MADEN, physician to King Al fondo and Queen Victoria, says the ascond child of the queen is expected in the world late June. Gala festivities are planned and special prayers will be offered in the cathedral tomorrow. The heir to the throne, Alfonso, Prince of the An Arie, born May 10, 1007, will also be celebrated tomorrow with rejoicing across the kingdom.
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New York Lawmakers Face Albany Session on Gambling and Reform
The New York City contingent in the state legislature weighs Governor Hughes and a plan to pass an anti track gambling bill. Assembly members head to Albany for a special session amid race track crowds, betting, and debate on personal liberty versus regulation. Reformers target moving pictures and vaudeville, while the nickelodeon era expands entertainment with mass appeal and evolving morals debates.
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First Democratic Conventions and Nominations Overview
A primer on early Democratic conventions held in Baltimore with dates May 20, 1835 and May 8, 1840. Nominations include Martin Van Buren for president and Richard M. Johnson for vice president. later figures William Harrison and John Tyler led Whig opposition. Electoral outcomes show Van Buren’s 170 of 204 votes and Granger’s Senate victory for vice president.
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Labor Sunday Observance by NYC Churches and Unions
In New York on May labor Sunday will be observed by 11 ministers from the Presbyterian church and local unions allied with the American Federation of Labor join in the service. The event is requested by the Department of Charities and Labor. The Press Publishing Co. prints for the lake region.
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First National Bank Invitation to Open an Account
Bank invites customers to open an account and reassure them that deposits are accepted even if their balance is small. It promises clear explanations for any remaining questions and suggests a check account will meet customer needs.
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