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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
7
Oyster Bay October report states Colonel Roosevelt must rest abs olutely for a week and avoid hard work to knit a fractured rib and heal wounds. He arrived at Sagamore Hill unassisted, reassured supporters, and will travel later to finish campaign duties.
Salem Massachusetts October 23 Michael A Moore a special police officer testified that Joseph J tor urged a crowd of 200 to rescue a prisoner on January 29 the day of the An a Lopizzo murder Moore’s cross examination revealed his police record and he shouted these records are offered as evidence because I refused to sell the government for the defense He admitted he was not a voter taxpayer or citizen of Lawrence and had a police record including a ten dollar larceny fine and time in the Concord reformatory He also paid a nineteen dollar fine for vault in Salem court recently.
The Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Van Trist, ordered to rest a month at Harrogate by her physicians, is about to undergo an appendicitis operation. She previously faced a different illness in 1911 but did not have surgery then.
Enlargement plans announced for the Mills company in Manchester Connecticut with work starting on an addition to their Mill street facility. Details describe expansion activity in October with the plant expected to increase capacity and provide new employment opportunities.
Grand Army men in Indiana Ohio West Virginia Mississippi Colorado Oregon Minnesota Wisconsin and Massachusetts press support for President Taft. They argue public commissions need power to set rates and service and warn against Roosevelt Wilson or Cleveland influence. ADELBERT MESSER, Concord Junction, Mass.
Voters in the 13th district should be proud of the representative's record. He backed the Appalachian Forest Reserve Bill ure which the House adopted and the Senate passed without changes. He has supported old soldiers and their families, including securing pension increases for postal clerks as needed.
The article profiles Hon. John J. Rogers Republican candidate for Congress from the 5th district, praising his reputation and voter appeal. It notes his service on the common council, December 1911 school committee election, and strong early primary showing. It highlights his work on industrial education and roles with the YMCA, day nursery, old ladies home, board of trade, and textile school.
President Taft dismisses demagogic reformers saying votes and amendments do not solve living needs and that initiatives do not provide work or housing. He also rebuffs attacks on his Chicago convention nomination as baseless and vicious, urging no personal ambition.
Hon Joseph Walker candidate for governor spoke at Tremont Temple urging consolidation of state commissions and praising current public service. He criticized recall proposals, urged improvements to the rail network including the Boston & Maine, tunnel connections, electrification, and better dock facilities funded by investing public. He tied these measures to lower rates and faster freight and passenger service.
A veteran broadside asserts Republicans favored by Grand Army members and criticizes Roosevelt supporters. It claims Taft improves the country and hints Roosevelt's Chicago bid used fraud, with forecasts Taft may carry the state as Bull Moose claims fall short.
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