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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1912

Page

2

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The Daily Argus offers yearly, six month, three month, one month, and one week carrier rates with advance payment. Special price of eight dollars a year for rural subscribers. The Weekly Argus lists yearly, six month, and three month rates. An extra fifty cent annual charge applies to Laurel city weekly subscribers.

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Approaching Events and Primaries Listed for Spring

A list of events including April exams in Laurel April 19 20 and gun club meets April 23 and county union gatherings April 26 27 plus Confederate reunion dates June 3 and a May 7 9 rally. Also primaries and conventions across several states from April 10 to June 7 including Nebraska Oregon Florida Connecticut New Jersey South Dakota and more.

Laurel Theacre Mississippi Gun Club County Farmers Union Ellisville Macon Billsvalle Colorado Florida Connecticut New Jersey South Danate

Tale Republican Dark Horse Emerges in Taft Era

A fragment discusses Taft as the likely Republican presidential nominee and Theodore Roosevelt fading from serious consideration. The piece hints at party leadership seeking a viable alternative to Roosevelt while navigating factions within the GOP.

Howard Taft Cear Pheadore Roosevelt Tie G. O. PL

Roosevelt terms split education crisis in Chicago

In a debated issue the factions must concede to avoid allowing Roosevelt to name terms. The situation is seen as a difficult predicament for Democrats and will be watched with keen interest as both sides seek a compromise.

Chicago Roosevelt Taft Ele Aolan

Fragmented Union Era Clippings Highlight Political Quarrels

The excerpt surveys diverse political sniping from multiple papers, noting Roosevelt Taft dynamics and potential third-term ambitions. It cites flooding disasters and social concern over displaced Americans, while lampooning editors and urging restraint.

Advertising panniers and hat man at the Olympics

A noisy scene at the Olympic games features an advertising pannier vendor and a figure wearing a distinctive hat attracting attention. The article notes the vendor’s attention grabbing display and the crowd’s reaction amid events and commerce near the venue.

Local league resumes amid new community effort

The article notes Laurel's league activity returns with the amateur meet highlighting podium finishers. It mentions Warsaw and a large turnout of participants, including over six hundred workers set to join activities and a local company expanding the workforce.

Political conventions fill national agenda this week

Washington April 13 The political calendar highlights state and district conventions across Hawaii New Haven Delaware Connecticut and Alabama plus direct primaries in Nebraska Oregon and Illinois ahead of the national conventions. Presidential hopefuls Roosevelt Wilson Harmon La Follette and Bevan planned events as bishops and church groups also schedule ceremonies.

Washington Partie Immois Alabama Montgomery Nebraska United States Parlis Oregon Col Rooevelt Woodrow Wilson Georgia Florida Governor Harmon Middle West la Follette William J. Bevan Agaist Harmon Statu John Paul Jones Tob Pashep Harkins

Republican Convention Possibility Hinted in Turbulent Party

An editorial traces disarray within the Republican ranks over Roosevelt delegates in New York and Taft’s losses. It warns that a power shift could occur if minority blocs sway the convention, with looming tensions and potential party upheaval in the political grounds.

New York Tadts Mississippi Negro Pete Sens Barnes Heath Roosevelt Delenates Col Eed Bopaibeats Presi Judent Taft New York Council Charles W. Anderson Republican Party Southaut Eefarn

Mississippi Senator Seeks Evans for Army General

Senator Job Sharp Wallats of Mississippi visits General Leonard Wood to advocate for General Halt hk Evans to fill General Grant's vacant position. The exchange includes praise for Evans, while other Mississippi figures discuss political telegrams and union-backed misstatements.

Wislingion Job Sharp Wallats Mississippi Leonard Wood Halt Hk. Evans Grant Evans Grants Wood Percy Pare Missisipp

Panama Canal traffic expected next summer

Col. Govthals indicates ships will use the Panama Canal next summer but notes the current outlook shows only a minority will be American vessels. The passage references the Inery-Andersons spare deal.

Col. Govthals Panama Canal Andersons

Tam Locates With T L Lee On Central Avenue

Tam is now located with T L Lee on Central Avenue and will appreciate public patronage. Telephone number 4. Galls answered day or night.

Tam T. L. Lee Central Avenue Galls

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