Roosevelt Answers Stimson in Heated Primary Row
Mineola New York March 6 Colonel Roosevelt issued a forceful reply to Secretary Stimson's Chicago address backing President Hoover's Republican nomination. He cites his 1910 gubernatorial advocacy, defends open primaries, and criticizes party bosses using patronage to block the people. Roosevelt's manager Senator Dixon also vows renewed direct primary challenges to Taft forces.
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McKinley’s reply tests Roosevelt committee control
Mr McKinley’s response to Senator Dixon’s challenge appeared aimed at discovering if Colonel Roosevelt had authorized the Roosevelt executive committee and chosen Dixon to run an active campaign for him.
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Dixon
McKinley
Taft Campaign Committee
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MORE TROOPS TO BORDER FACING MEXICAN IMBROGLIO
Washington March 6 The administration plans to send more troops to the Mexican border. Secretary of War Stimson returns from Chicago to discuss train numbers and disposition with President Taft while the Mexican ambassador seeks a conference. Reports claim hostile hostages would be held if foreign troops cross into Mexico, but officials doubt the quote. Rebels control Chihuahua though danger proves less severe than in mid February. Americans are evacuating or departing Saltillo region.
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Detroit bath tub trust trial nears end in benefit defense
In Detroit on March 6, as the trial of the alleged bath tub trust charged with conspiracy in restraint of trade nears completion, the defense prepared to offer more testimony in today’s federal court to show that their trade agreements benefited the public rather than harmed it.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Bathtub Trust
Clever Young Actress Miss Jennie Eustace
Clever young actress Miss Jennie Eustace is making a bid to perform across the East and duplicate her acclaimed stage performance throughout the country.
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Jennie Eustace
Sneed Killing Tied to Feud Fallout in Texas
Georgetown Texas March 6 John T Sneed was killed by tenant R O Hillard who then shot himself Hallards note blamed Sneed for mistreatment The tragedy ties into the Sneed Boyce feud with Elopement links and a lingering Manitoba connection Mention of Captain Hoyve s son and Captain A G Boyce adds context to the feud across families
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Georgetown
Texas
John T. Sneed
R. O. Hillard
John B. Sneed
A. G. Boyce
Captain Hoyve
Sneed
Stiwed-Boyce
Hillard
Boyce
al Boyce
John Beal Sneed
Young Boy
Manitoba
Fourteenth Week Of Trial For Packers Case Begun In Chicago
The fourteenth week of trial in Chicago opened with the government nearing completion of its evidence. Defense plans to move to direct that the case be taken from the jury as soon as the government rests. If denied, the defense may rest without further testimony due to extensive cross examination of government witnesses.
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Chicago
Marc
Met
Willy
Efer
Marinette Couple Elopes From Grover to Canada
Sheriff A. Jo. Schwittay plans to return from Montreal to New York with Ward Padgett and Stella Schultz charged with a statutory offense. Both married to others, they eloped weeks ago from Grover and fled to Canada. Mrs. Padgett initiated the complaint leading to their return for trial.
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New York
Montreal
Canada
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Ward Padgett
Stella Schultz
Catech
Grover
Canad Roth
Racine Craft Held by Ice
In Racine Wisconsin an effort was planned to dynamite a channel through the ice dam around the steamer Racine about a mile offshore. The steamer Jowa the tug Langlnog and Wind Point car ferries remain in nearly the same positions as yesterday. The ferries could not yet be identified due to distance from shore and would stay tied until a wind shift allows release.
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Wind Point
Cotterill Leads Seattle Mayor Race With 45 Vote Margin
Completed returns from Seattle yesterday show George F. Cotterill 31 653 and Hiram Gill 31 030, a 45 vote majority for Cotterill. All Socialist candidates were defeated. Gill, recalled from office a year ago for alleged misconduct, is said to have been unseated by the female vote.
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Seattle
Wash
George F. Cotterill
Hiram CL
Cotterill
Gill
Antarctic Pole Discovery Rumor Reported Abroad
A rumor circulated in an evening paper from London claiming Captain Hubert F. Scott, a British Antarctic explorer, reached the South Pole. The message was attributed to Captain Robert F. sent from London in March.
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London
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South Pole
Must Win Primaries Plan Moves La Follette
Must win primaries, plan of La Follette details efforts to bolster his national campaign while staying out of active campaigning. North Dakota and California primaries loom as key states with delegates to be named and coordination across Nebraska, Dakota, Oregon, New Jersey, and Wisconsin noted.
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Wikeousdin
Learns Late of Relatives in Wisconsin Tale
A Milwaukee dispatch recounts Mrs. H. E. Crozier of Marshfield learning late in life of her birth family. Born Miriam R. Toft in Oswego, New York, she was adopted after parents died in infancy and later moved to De Pere and Care then Marshfield. An uncle answered an advertisement revealing her lineage.
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H. E. Crozier
Marshfield
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A. W. Foxter
Depere
Protest Against Geiger Confirmation in Senate
Washington March protesters in the Wisconsin anti Maroan league filed a strong protest with the senate judiciary committee against the confirmation of Ferdinand A Geiger recently appointed United States district judge for the eastern district of Wisconsin. Phillips of Milwaukee testified Geiger is not new and has never been tied to brewery interests.
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Washington, D.C
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Senate
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Finn
Appleton Masonic Temple Purchases Reeder Smith Property
Appleton Wisconsin March last night the Waverly lodge voted to purchase the Reeder Smith property at Lawrence and Appleton streets opposite the site for a new Masonic temple. Building to be 44 by 158 feet, set back twenty feet from the sidewalk, with two new corners forming a prominent city intersection. William Buchanan and son John to withdraw. plant to be taken over by Gustav Buchanan and A B R Weldenborn. John Buchanan to start wire works in Canada. Morgan to attend Second National Drainage Congress in New Orleans April 10 to 15.
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Giovernor Metavern
Sixth Place Finish Noted In Bowling Congress Event
Chicago competitors dominated the day with Richward Nite and Dewcy Potnoaw placing sixth for the tweenmen team as the Bowing Congress met. Nilel scored 77 for his date, Bortes added 2YK, and Corola bowled. Fritz To. from Mobile, Alabama, was notified to report to the Kansas City team of the American association after last season with Memphis.
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Nilel
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Ala
Miarel
Charles Fries
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Kanana City
American Association
Lleose
Memphis
Churches for Peace Pacts Favor Passage of Treation
The executive committees of the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America, comprising about thirty denominations, sent a telegram to foreign relations leaders urging support for the opening of arbitration talks. The message emphasizes unity among Protestant bodies in backing pacific measures and a general push toward peaceful settlement.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Churches of
Ager
Testimony Against Lewis Opens In Federal Case
In St Louis the United States district court enters a third day of hearings in the fraud case against Ch Lewis charged with fraudulent use of promotions to advance University City interests. Readable minutes of stockholders meetings and related records are expected to play a key role as evidence.
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States District Court
University City
Stocklistlers
Dog Runs With Wooden Leg In Publicized Vet Remark
Special to The Northwestern from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports a dog named Pond Lone who lost a leg in an injury. A veterinary expert amputated the leg and fashioned a wooden foot strapped on. The dog then ran around happily and without evident hindrance.
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Wasas
Marshield
Widespread Child Labor Law Warrants Issued in New York
One hundred forty warrants and summonses were issued in New York City to individuals and corporations charged with employing children under fourteen years old for nine hours a day, violating the Child Labor Act.
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New York City
Dynamoite on Knox Sparks Foreign Opposition
AP report notes rising opposition to Secretary of State Knox as arrests of ring leaders are delayed amid censorship. Dispatches from the city describe suppression of letters and leadlines urging dynamite against Knox, signaling wider discontent with the minister.
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Richeson In A Conference At State Jail Visit
March 6 report on Governor Poss and eight executive council members conducting a conference at the state jail regarding Trev Richeson who faces execution in the Avis Linfrell murder case. The party noted Richeson appeared calm though pale and thin, spoke sparingly, and offered one complaint about treatment during confinement. Local officials described the visit as routine amid wartime conditions.
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Poss
Executive Council
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Fiebeon Madano
Whoson
Aay Mostou
Mia Wee
Rate Body in Chicago
Nashville reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will hold meetings in Chicago on March 25 to probe railway weighing practices. Hoyle and Lee note shipments may be reassessed as the commission considers new procedures. A letter from the chairman confirms inquiries into freight handling and weighing methods.
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National Civic Federation session on workers' compensation
At the National Civic Federation meeting in March, Augustine Belanat led a discussion on workers' compensation. Utah's Senator Satherhanl and others spoke about reports and provisions for injured workers, with Path 1 Willis Louis and Drath contributing to the session.
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Poe
Atgust Belanat
Cie National Civic Edmn
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Utah
Pean Federal Legion
Pathway
Willis Louis
Depad
Blind Youth Valedictorian George Carmody Elected Leader
Friends of George Carmody praise the Syracuse University student as valedictorian after a spirited contest for the senior class honors. Carmody, a versatile blind youth, funded his education by running a magazine agency, a barber shop, and a shoemaking business. He arrived penniless and completed his degree without aid.
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George
Growing Interest in Great Strike Inquiry Opens
The Lawrence inquiry featured officials including F Lynch on public safety detailing actions to restrain children from leaving Lawrence. testimony covered statute power, police orders, and riot incidents as authorities tried to calm unrest while mill owners resisted union talks.
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Lawrence Tentifien
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Lawrence
Stanley
Machusets
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wilson
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Wttor
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Sulivan
Htenoit
Od Repro
Believes in Clancy Restored to His Rank and Office
Chief R A Brauer of the First Department praises Chief Clancy of Milwaukee after his reinstatement. Brauer testified for Clancy during the trial and said the judge was fair. He has known Clancy for twenty five years and regards him as a good man.
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Taran
Matthews Operated On In Pittsburgh Hospital
Congressman Charles Matthews of New Castle, Pennsylvania, representative of the Twenty fourth District, remains in serious condition in a Pittsburgh hospital after an operation performed three weeks ago. An Associated Press report from March 6 notes his health has not improved.
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Congress
Charles Matthews
New Caestr
Pennsylvania
Temperatures Rise Ahead as Sunlight Returns
Vague weather note indicates warming daytime temperatures and longer sunlit hours. No clear location or dates available.
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