23 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
1
Colonel Roosevelt issues statement denying knowledge of Standard Oil contributions to the 1904 Republican fund. He rebuts Penrose and Archard claims as false and accuses them and “reactionary democrats” of seeking to undermine his progressive platform. Local items note theatrical events and community notices.
Notice describes the fiftieth anniversary of JAS. J. VAULX’s ordination and a Sunday celebration at St. Pauls in Fayetteville. It notes his twenty six years as rector, calls for attendees at eleven o clock, and a 3 30 pm address for Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges. Also mentions social notices, theater ads, outings to Monte Ne, and local promotions.
Thousands of people viewed the body of General Booth lying in state in London at Congress Hall. The plain casket bore a Salvation Army flag while the uniformed general rested with cap and Bible atop the coffin amid abundant flowers. RIP VAN WINKLE in two.
John D Archbald of Standard Oil testifies before the Senate committee, saying he gave $125000 to help elect Roosevelt in 1904 with Penrose aware. He confirms funds to Bliss and Penrose, describes receipts, and says Roosevelt knew of the contributions. He repeats the account under cross examination.
A historical ballot explainer lists Arkansas election questions for September 9. It outlines four acts and constitutional amendments, criticizing taxes, prohibition, election laws, education, and recall measures with party and official reactions.
A robber who rifled a Union Pacific train last night told officials he would not reveal his identity or address to spare his family. He said he lost his job five months ago and hoped to obtain money by crime. He is not believed to be seriously wounded.
The article discusses municipal bond authority under Amendment No 0b and related proposals. It argues for bonds by municipal corporations with voter approval and interest limits, noting benefits for Fayetteville and concerns for rural areas. It also covers Amendments No 11 and No 12, including tax exemptions for new cotton plants and the Grandfather amendment, ending with guidance on voting on the ballot.
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