Illinois GOP Sees Carter Victory in Iowa Convention
Springfield March 26 The Republican state convention opened with George Buckingham elected chairman and strong support for Joseph Cannon for president. Delegates endorsed Roosevelt and Den een while debating tariff revision and urging immediate study by Congress. The platform praised Roosevelt, Den een administration and urged tariff revision with minimum and maximum rates to protect American workers and farmers.
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Chicago
Roy W. West
State Central Committee
George Buckingham
Danville
Joseph’ G. Cariioh
Deneen
Cullom
Hopkins
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Stees
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Cannon Loyalty and Drive for 1908 Nomination
A political confrontation at Magdalena Bay touches on enforce ment of interstate laws against monopolies and trusts. The text lauds Joseph G Cannon for his public service and support of reform, calling for delegates to nominate him as the national standard bearer in the 1908 campaign, with a Chicago convention scheduled next June. A hotel fire in the Leland disrupted proceedings as delegates reassembled and listed their regional delegates and alternates.
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Uncle Joe
Chicago
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Eckhart
Smiley
Iowa Democrats Convene Behind Sentiment in March State Meeting
The Iowa Democratic state convention gathered in Cedar Rapids to select delegates for the national convention. Brian Sentiment-Proceedings led the gathering as delegates faced strong resolutions to bind them. Conservatives clashed with radicals led by G F Rinehart and John Dennison over control, with moves to alter the state central body's influence debated amid Nebraska platform echoes.
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Conservative leader to seek reelection at convention
In Denver the central committee discussed the convention. A conservative leader announced intent to run for reelection at the second convention. Probable delegates at large include Claude Porter Bec Carr J B Sullivan and E G Dunn with several other candidates named. Claude R Forter was temporary chairman and John Dennis slated for permanent chairman.
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Bec. Carr
E. G. Dunn
Claude R. Forter
John Dennis
Tennessee Republicans split over state convention factions
The Evans-Hale-Sandera faction of the Republican party met in Nashville to choose electors for the state at large and delegates to the Chicago convention after the Brownlow contingent departed. Deliberations proceeded without disruption among Evans supporters.
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Evans-Hale-Sandera
Republican Party
State Capitol
Chicago
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Evans
Illustrious Sick Bulletin From London March 26
The Associated Press reports Premier Campbell-Bannerman passed a restful night with weakness noted in his condition but no change overall. In Philadelphia alarm rises over Senator Penrose’s critical state, while Representative Sherman in Washington improves after a hospital stay.
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Associated Press
London
Premmier
Benty Campbell-Bannerman
Penrose
Phiadelphia
United’. States
Congressman Sherman
Washington, D.C
James S. Sherman
New York
Disbarment for Larmoreux Sparks Ashland Amid Claims
Wisconsin special from Ashland reports disbarment proceedings against Attorney Frank Larmoreux of Milwaukee. Twelve charges are brought by Ashland county bar committee. Judge Vinje may appoint an outside attorney to prosecute. Irregularities alleged in multiple cases noted by the inspecting committee.
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Ashland
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Vinje
Superior
Shea
Victor Pierreice
Chetrrea
Wreck Near Racine Blocks Milwaukee Freight Line
A March collision near Racine Wisconsin halted traffic on the Chicago and North Western line. Sixteen freight cars piled in a ditch across the tracks, with two brakemen reported seriously hurt.
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Berlin delay over Hill ambassador post shocks London
The German government’s reluctance to accept Dr David J Hill as America's Berlin envoy surprised London and puzzled officials. Washington reports say Emperor William’s influence and Prince Henry’s circle cast doubt on Hill, while Berlin denies official action against his appointment.
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Threatening letters sent to New York subway controller
The Associated Press reports that on March 26 in New York, Controller Herman A. Metz received three letters threatening his death unless he begins work on proposed city subways immediately. The letters warn that action must start now to avoid dire consequences.
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Associated Press
New York
Herman A. Metz
Funeral Page of Cue Cage Held at Dustin Page's Home
In Mentaha Wisconsin Dustin Page of Cue Cage was buried from his brother Fred Page’s home on the Fox River at two o'clock this afternoon with Rev A J Leonard officiating. Pallbearers were Fred Thatcher John Steinberg T W Schlegel Frid Loescher Robingon and Harold Frend. Harold, near death after a cow attack, lay seriously injured at his Lake Snare road farm. An entertainment by Tipon College Mandolin Club at the Congregational church drew a large audience. Mrs Charles Heinz has returned from Appleton's St Elisabeth's hospital. The infant daughter of Valentin Schanddick died, funeral to be held from St Patrick's church tomorrow at nine. Dau ami, surviving child six, suffers scarlet fever. The mother and infant's remains rest at August Wuesbecker's on Nicolet avenue for viewing.
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Cue Cage
Fred Page
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Fred. Thatcher
John Steberg
Tt. W. Schlegel
Frid Loescher
Co. A. Robingon
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College Mandolin
Charles Heinz
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
Appleton
Valentine Schand Dick
Walnut Street
St. Patrick's Church
Student Held For Trial In Ann Arbor Riot
Col ville Glenn Emerick, a freshman engineer, was bound over to the circuit court for the May term on alleged involvement in the Student riot. Bail set at 1099 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Kelsey Rivere testified about arresting Rook at the Star theater. examination continued. The Star theater, wrecked by students ten days ago, has reopened with condense main and ways, no demonstrations reported.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Colville Glenn Emerick
Wiebail
Galveston
Ind
Walsh
Emerick
Charles Rey Fook
Bowen
Kelsey Rivere
Rook
Star Theater
Condonse Main
Fatality at Marshfield: Otta Backhaus Struck by Train
Special to The Northwestern reports Otta Backhaus of Marshfield Wis aged thirty two was killed instantly when struck by a crossarm streetcar. Details of how the accident occurred are not known. The body was badly mangled.
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Fire Ravages Leland Hotel During Illinois GOP Delegates Convent ion
Spring field fire gutted the Leland Hotel as delegates to a Republican state convention and guests fought panickedly to save belongings. Police clashed with guests amid efforts to reach rooms while fire crews battled high winds, with the roof and upper floors consumed. By 1 PM the blaze was under control, causing about 70 thousand dollars in damage and prompting evacuation of attendees and staff.
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Springfeld
Leland Hotel
Mint
Springfield- Journal
Lim
Sapa Thetis
Heneticall
Ted
Canvent
Springfield Journal
Against Universal Suffrage Declared By German Leader
Berlin March 26 The German chancellor von Buelow told the Reichstag he opposes secret and universal suffrage for Prussia and other diets stressing it would give one federation state excessive influence in the federal council. He said many Reichstag members not Protestant worshippers also oppose universal suffrage. He compared empire and state powers and noted local questions differ from imperial affairs.
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Berlin
Bfareh
von Buerow
Federal Council
Reichstag
Empire
Hayti
Calumet wood quarrel ends in fatal shooting over price
In Calumet Michigan during a quarrel over 32.50 for a load of wood, Peter Karanen a Finnish resident shot and killed John Anlgren a Swedish farmer. Both men were intoxicated at the scene and Karanen was captured after an hourlong chase.
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Calumet, Mich
Peter Karanen
Calumet
John Anlgren
Abhlgren
Karanen
Weather summary for March 28 with unusually cold night
Fragmentary weather note reports colder conditions tonight and Friday across the east portion with temperature remarks and observations. The garbled text suggests a late evening temperature reading and a warmest point earlier, but specifics are unreadable.
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