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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
4
Discussions in Congress consider extending the presidential term to six years and banning more than one term. Roosevelt pledges to run again if defeated. Amid Titanic disaster coverage, sailors amid peril refused to abandon women and children, dying nobly as the ship's band played Nearer My God to Thee.
A state convention platform approved last week endorses President Taft and Roosevelt, backs the inland waterways plan, praises civil service principles, and condemns corporate abuses and gambling while urging a rational tariff.
The Cumberland Register analyzes last week’s primary tallies noting Republicans outpacing Democrats by about 147 017 votes. Roosevelt leads with 61 123 more votes than Clark, and Deneen shows the largest gubernatorial total at 149 400, while Dunne trails with 40 332 in a daunting GOP majority across offices.
Samuel G. Blythe argues the key obstacle to Col Roosevelt's Chicago bid is Republican leaders opposition to a third term. He warns unity and discipline are needed to deter a split and avert an unexpected defeat.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat weighs the idea of a third presidential term for Ulysses S. Grant. It notes Chicago conference sentiment favoring Grant if war loomed, while John A. Logan argues public desire for a two term limit to repay gratitude. The piece reflects ingratitude debates in the Republican party.
City orders muzzle all dogs by mayoral decree. Rev Downey and grandson visited Monday. Asa Hill sold Alb right store and joined E. C. Miller. Hog prices and carload shipment reported. rabies case led to cull. Egg prices and duck raisers noted. Election results: E N McNary president with Ott Develin and Charles Fasig on school board. Several residents planning moves to Minnesota and Texas. Titanic tributes referenced along with Pomona Shiloh survivors meeting. Local lives and community events fill the week.
A damaged OCR passage mentions names and numbers in a garbled line about dailies and rowing era. It includes stray terms like Garland and Groscopia with unclear context and no coherent event.
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