Richards Quietly Seeks Senate With Progressive Platform
Richards of Union announces as a progressive Republican candidate for U S Senate in next primary. He calls for representative government, a primary law, and decentralizing power to state and township levels while opposing a federal central bank and trust-busting by mere amendments to the Sherman Act.
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Barty
Parti
Pyis
Qwonarchial
England
Pop Das
Wrinnaries
United States Senate
National Reserve Association
Yto
Turay
Wagh Contract Talks Set Amid Miner Conference
Officials call a joint wage conference for coal miners and operators from across the coal regions of the West. The conference will convene in Indianapolis on January 25. Wage contracts covering 100000 miners expire April 1.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roads Worth More Than Battleships at Conservation Congress
J W Parmley of Ipswich urged government aid for road building as more beneficial than battleships in a conservation congress address. J W Krueger of Groton chaired the organization committee and spoke on seed quality. Al Beebe of Ipswich served on the resolutions committee. Mark Rich of Hot Springs praised alfalfa as livestock feed and a versatile crop. Governor A O Wicherrhart of Minnesota was scheduled to speak next.
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J. W. Parmiley
al. F. Beebe
Ipswich
Mark Rich
Hot Springs
J. W. Parmley
A. O. Wicherhart
Minnesota
Carnegie admits steel monopoly and price fixing claim
Carnegie testifies before the U S Steel inquiry admitting industry dominance by a steel trust. He describes pools and price agreements, his retirement deal with Morgan and Schwab, and disputes over railroad rebates and competing lines.
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Cone
Carnegie Company
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pisrpont Morgan
Mr. Carnegie
Steel Plate Association
Aith
Jed
Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mer. J . Carnegie
Tom
Oliver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilts
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt on Ballots Fervently Supported Across States
Editors in California New Jersey Nebraska North Dakota and Oregon survey public sentiment on placing Theodore Roosevelt on presidential ballots amid direct primary laws. Across six states responses show strong favor with some hesitation due to constitutional issues and concerns over a divided vote among progressives.
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Dite
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Baneas
New Jersey
Nebraska
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Republicen
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Roosevelt
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Roousevelh
Watt
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Hiligel
Willi Wite
Lso Longk
Rooosevelt
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White Slavers Given Prison Terms in Paris Trial
Nineteen prisoners tied to the white slave trade were found guilty after a rare high profile trial. Wilton Macbon former editor of The Lantern received a year in prison while leaders of the ring and the agency operator Gabrielle Guilmin drew two year sentences. In Manila a clash on Jolo left thirty Moros dead and several American soldiers wounded as fighting continued.
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Suiliy
Manila
Jolo
VeGee
Second Cavalry
Tuat Island
Delegates Endorse La Follette At Progressive Meet
At a cold night session of the Progressive Republicans conference in Sioux Falls delegates and alternates from several counties finalized ten delegates and alternates to the national convention. The event featured speeches by Yean Thaserling, Senator Curtis, Governor Vessey, and C. Y. H. Dillon, with an endorsement of Robert M. La Follette for president.
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Jonon
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R. S. Vessey
Yernard
Dr. Redfield
Pennington
C. T. Watson
Minhehuha
C. H. Nicholson
Spink County
Ll. W. Wenjerson
Ziebach
A. O. Ringsm
Parkston Figure Mueller Seeks Railroad Commissioner Post
Local figure Mueller of Parkston announces candidacy for the railroad commissioner of the fleet district. He pledges a square deal, lower freight and passenger rates, and strict enforcement of laws. Other announced candidates include Murphy, Krez of Centerville, Lavendar of Yankton, TeCocq of Armont, and Jonson may speak at Gann Valley on January 20.
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Fleet
Wien
Tomibuter
Office of Railroad Commis
Ohey
J. J. Murphy
Parkers
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Centeirvilte
Lavendar
Yankton
Rank TeCocq
Armont
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