Insurgent Democrats Challenge Cannon Over Auto Expenses
April 12 report shows nearly all insurgents joining Democrats to rebuke Speaker Cannon over automobile expenses for him and Vice President Sherman. The House voted 111 to 132 against the conference report, with Cannon defending his position and deriding insurgents as he predicts a Republican win in November.
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United States
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Speaker Holds Position Amid GOP Dissent Over Leader
The quotation shows a speaker asserting retention of office until March 4 unless Republicans who disapprove of the speaker unite with a minority to depose him. The scene includes Cannon recounting Blue Jeans Williams of Indiana opposing free distribution of palm leaf fans and iced lemonade, and Suede Joe defending the new tariff law.
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Halley’s Comet Visible Before Dawn in April
Washington reports that Halley’s comet will first be observable on Friday April 15 at 5 30 am from Georgetown University with sighting possible in the eastern sky before sunrise. It will be visible in the east in early April and early May and move toward the west as darkness falls, setting two hours after the sun by May 20.
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House Committee On Rules
Committee On Rules
Welcome Roosevelts to New York Big Homecoming Parade Planned
Indications point to a record welcome for Theodore Roosevelt when he arrives in New York in June. Thousands nationwide will attend with 5 000 Philadelphia travelers already slated to ride ten special trains. A reunion of the First Volunteer Cavalry is planned with General Leonard Wood possibly leading the marching unit. Cornelius Vanderbilt heads the local reception committee and aims to make New York proud.
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Manila
Alexander P. Moore
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
First Volunteer Cavalry
Rough Riders
Leonard Wood
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Walsh's Will Leaves $100000 to Charity
In the will filed in Washington on April 12 Thomas F Walsh leaves $100000 to charity. Mrs Walsh is named to distribute the funds. The remainder of the estate goes to Mrs Walsh and Mrs McLean a daughter.
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Walsh
Washington
Thomas F. Walsh
McLean
Wisconsin workers consider industrial insurance law
Milwaukee April 12 prominent manufacturers and labor leaders attended the opening of Wisconsin’s final legislature session to study industrial insurance. The committee will draft a bill adopting the German wage scale of 65 percent for injured workers and medical care. Benefits include three years’ wages to survivors if dependents exist, and optional coverage via insurance or mutual companies.
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Oarined Visitor Count Reaches Thirty-Five Thousand
In New Orleans this morning a tally shows thirty five thousand visitors registered for the event as organizers report steady crowds and strong turnout across the day.
Taft Taft Wickersham Insurgents Clash On Congress
In Washington and Jackson Miss the Taft administration faces Senate and House stalemate. Insurgents push for action while regulars block rules shifts. Mrs Neill recalled in bribery probe as Bilbo denies responsibility and officer cross examines.
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Bilbo
Political gossip from Baton Rouge hints at looming gubernatorial and congressional battles
In Baton Rouge on April 12 political chatter centers on North Louisiana activity and upcoming campaigns. Names floated include J. Bush Wimberly for lieutenant governor, Barrett for lieutenant governor, Perrin for the Fifth District Board of Equalization, and judicial contests between Hall and Land for Circuit Court and Supreme Court seats. In the Fifth District, potential rivals to Congressman Ransdell include C. Dawkins, T. H. McGregor, and J. E. Clayton who has issued his platform.
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North Louisiana
J. Bush Wimberly
Barrett
Senate
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Ransdell
C. Dawkins
T. H. McGregor
J. E. Clayton
Maine fight for Hale seat intensifies with Powers bid
Reports from Maine say former Supreme Court Justice Frederick A. Powers has entered the race to succeed Eugene Hale in the United States Senate. The contest is taking a sensational turn as conventions approach.
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Maine
Supreme Court
Frederick A. Powers
Eugene Hale
United States Senate
Banks of Pittsburg to Be Investigated
Graft exposures prompt a city wide probe into all financial houses in the Smoky City Pittsburg banks under scrutiny as investigators vow a full audit of clouted lenders and trust firms across Allegheny County.
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Pittsburg
Socialists in Milwaukee pledge city reforms and slow progress
The Milwaukee Socialist party vows home rule, municipal ownership, three cent streetcar fare and eight hour day. Victor Berger leads the movement as Emil Seidel forecasts cautious policy while banking graft probes unfold in Pittsburg revealing bribe schemes and bank depository pressures.
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Socialist Party
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Victor Berger
United States
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Seidel
Sauer's Extracts Ten Highest Awards and Medals Ad
The ad promotes Sauer's Extracts highlighting ten top awards for purity strength and flavor. Available at your grocer for 10c and 25c. A bold slogan urges readers to try it just once.
Old England Fears Japan Distrust Grows Among Britons
In a period of rising tension the article notes growing distrust and suspicion toward Japan among Britons. Officials and public voices weigh economic and military implications, signaling concern over international relations and national security.
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Anly
War Talk in Tokio Denounces Treaty Amid Global Tensions
A Times London cable from New York reports deep unease over the Anglo Japanese alliance and potential renewal. Debates at the Authors' Club in London feature Earl Stanhope signaling distrust of Japan’s expansion and urging Britain to rethink policy toward Japan amid Pacific strategic concerns.
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Great Britain
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United States
Pacific Ocean
Authors’ Club
Earl Stanhope
Pacific
Australia
Lord Winterton
Germany
American run toward Far East may trigger war with Japan
A Tokio dispatch to the Herald reports a Tokyo critic fearing that U.S. efforts to expand interests in the Far East could lead to war with Japan. He cites secret service funds tied to shipyards seeking larger armaments and notes German Jews in America are said to inflame anti Japanese sentiment.
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the Herald
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Tokio Central Review
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Shipp
Monument to Henry Clay Dedication in Lexington
The 133rd anniversary of Henry Clay's birth is marked by the completion and dedication of a pew monument in Lexington Virginia. The monument designed by Charles J. Mueligan of Chicago depicts Clay at the height of his speaking power delivering a Congress speech.
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Menory
Charles J. Muleligan
Chicago
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Congress
Merchants Set Evening Close at 6 30 P M
A list of local merchants agreeing to close at 6 30 P M from now until Sept 25 includes D Masur & Son Hipp Mark W B I Smith J Lennie Pke Palace Sig Hass Sons M Hirsch The Famous Co Hays and agate Dembenski Krauss Cahn ger Bros W Pasternack The star The Fashion Nathan Furniture Co Monroe Furniture Co Smith Bros Racket Store.
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Hipp P. Mark W
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J. Lennie
Pke Palace
Sig Hass & Sons
M. Hirsch
the Famous Co
Hays and Agate Dembenski
Krauss & Cahn
Ger Bros
W. Pasternack
the Star
the Fashion
Nathan Furniture Co
Monroe Furniture Co
Smith Bros
Magnificent Silver Service Presented to the South Carolina
A silver service and flag were presented to the battleship South Carolina by a committee led by Governor Ansel. The ceremony at the Academy of Music in Charleston drew a large state audience. The 40 piece service cost about $5,000 and features engravings of noted South Carolina events and generals.
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Charleston
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United States Navy
Ansel
Academy of Music
Daughters of the
Virginia Mason Bratton
A. F. Fechteler
Fort Moultrie
Marion
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Pickens
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