Roosevelt Attacks Taft as Carried by Privilege Doctrine
Roosevelt headlines a campaign speech in New York City contrasting his reform goals with Taft and attacking the idea of governing by privilege. He outlines plans for a midwestern speaking tour and a St. Louis address, while denouncing Taft’s view of constitutional limits and the five impulse of a temporary majority.
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Catholics War on Mothers Congress in St Louis
Archbishop Glennon withholds written approval for the National Mothers Congress and a Catholic publication editorial denounces a principle of parental secrecy. Father Phelan calls a mother who discusses such topics a degenerate and says the word sex should not be spoken at home. In Washington, Underwood introduces a wool duty reduction bill identical to Taft's veto measure with Ways and Means backing.
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Miners Vote Down Warily Amid Compromise Talks
In the coal region, miners rejected the latest demands in a vote as leaders sought compromise with management. The outcome signals persistence of labor tensions and looming negotiations over pay and safety.
Wages Dispute Among 200000 Miners Reaches Subcommittee
In Cleveland the union and operators voted down a 10 percent pay raise and shorter hours for 200000 miners across western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. A subcommittee of eight miners and eight operators will meet to review the dispute ahead of possible April 1 mine shutdowns.
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105 LIVES TAKEN IN MINE EXPLOSION
An explosion wrecked San Bois Coal No. 8 in McCutin Oklahoma killing an estimated 105 workers. Of 116 men on the day shift 11 are known alive. 43 Americans were among the miners. A special medical train arrived with doctors and nurses aiding survivors.
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Miners Escape After Explosion. One Body Recovered
Frank Pields the first to emerge after an explosion in the mine. Tie heard the blast and found a way to the entry. Nine other miners escaped through a runway while a rescuer reached the surface. John Colwas, 17, died in the disaster as rescuers halted at the sixth level.
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Sterling Left in Air by Backers in Pierre
Pierre South Dakota. The latest shift in party support places Sterling in a vulnerable position. After backing La Follette earlier he now sees Pierre headquarters aligned with Roosevelt and opposed to La Follette. Sterling backers grow heated as they confront a possible split or realignment in presidential support.
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Byrne Replies to Egan Address in Clark Speech
Lt Governor Frank M. Byrne spoke in Clark last night to a packed Opera House audience that gave close attention for nearly two hours. He rebutted Egan’s charges of extravagance and argued abolition of offices would save little, while two officers and charities board would total about 3090 dollars. He defended the two-cent fare bill and explained litigation over it to establish railroad value and a fair basis for freight-rate reductions.
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Clark
Slarve Opera House
Loth
Byrne
Hgan
Egan
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Megan
Norton Returns Home From Nashville Visit
F. D. Norton, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Norton, has come home for an indefinite stay. He worked in a Nashville wholesale grocery office and remarks a springlike South with slow business. He has been away almost three years and is glad to return to South Dakota.
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Roosevelt Delegates Battle in South Dakota Meeting
Two Roosevelt conventions convened in Aberdeen amid negotiations between La Follette Roosevelt factions and straight Roosevelt Republicans. The Grigsby group failed to convene, endorsing Sioux Falls delegates while Grigsby supporters form a separate Roosevelt slate.
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Sound policy and wisdom praised as life plan
The article extols a sound policy described as practical wisdom and a life plan that helps thousands achieve economic salvation. It commends the approach to workers of all ages and urges adoption by both old and young.
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