Roosevelt Lines Up Delegates and Progressive Platform
Colonel Roosevelt releases a letter to Minnesota chairman outlining the delegate lineup and arguing the real fight against party bosses. He asserts he is the only man who can beat tall, Aldrich, and claims Penrose’s cabinet representation would not differ in stance. The Associated Press reports from Oyster Bay on May 10.
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Tall
Aldrich
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Senator Penrose
Colonel Hoosevelt
Knox
California
San Francisco
Cal
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Teaders
Sean Herd
Wilson Claims Delegates Ahead of Burlington Convention
Gov Woodrow Wilson announced 240 delegates pledged for the Burlington convention on May 16 and instructed for the New Jersey executive while naming Champ Clark 279 instructed delegates. A total of 1 052 delegates will attend the state convention with most counties having held conventions. both aides claim the uninstructed delegates.
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Woodrow Wilson
Burlington
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Free Paper Appeals Case Opens in U S Court of Appeals
The United States Court of Appeals hears an appeal over the free entry of wood pulp and paper from Canada under the favored nations clause. A New York board of general appraisers decision held the clause invalid for Canada as a colony, prompting the appeal by Associated Press reports from Washington and New York on the international trade dispute.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Amelca
United States Court of Custume of Appeals
Canada
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Roosevelt Pean
Aled
Theodore Knox
Nebraska
Oregon
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maryland
Chicago
Taft
Madsachusette
Massachusettat
Roosevelt
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Marsachusetts
Mr. Taft Taft
Peestbury
Republican Party
Gallinger
New Lampshire
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Kealing
Mr. Tait
Minnesota
Lorimer
Poenrose
Guggenheim
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Ate
Ilinois
Governor McGovern to unveil platform including income tax
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Wisconsin May 1 report that Governor Francia E. McGovern plans a public platform at his renomination announcement. The statement will outline his principles and include a clear defense of the income tax as a major plank, along with positions on Progressive issues and how they will be pursued.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wic
The
Daily News
Francia E. McGovern
Ledwt
McGovern
Controversy Over Archbald Deal Hits Washington Hearing
Washington hearing centers on Judge Archbald of the commerce court as J W Williams testifies about options on culm bank property. Witnesses discuss bond offers, Erie railroad dealings, and DOJ investigation while Archbald and advisors attend, with focus on a sale to Laurel Line and the Dupont Powder Company.
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Fiess
Washington, D. C
Wailitant PC
Boland
G. Boland
Marion Coal Company
Scranton
House Judiciary
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Wiliam Boland
EB. J. Walliams
Archbald
Hatydid Culm Bank
Mr. Williams
Gene Bond
Culm Bank
Bond
Laurel Line
John M. Robertson
Captain May
Erie Railroad
Dupont Powder Company
Wiliams
Judge Archbald
Robertson
Williams
Wayworth
The
Erie
Willams
Archlard
Mr. May
Williame
Department of Justice
Washington
Sam
Wien
May
Arenbald
Fae
Brownell
Erle Hall Way
Ace
Williarme
Thespaper
Brown
Notary
William A Te
Dodge
PN Go
New Browrell
Archduhl Snp
London Event Shines At Inauguration Show
Show brilliantly staged in London with Mrs West leading the lead, entertaining Queen Alexandra and notable figures at the Mermaids Tavern club luncheon. The dowager empress of Russia and Prince Arthur toured the venue after the luncheon, with Mrs West guiding guests past replicas of Shakespearean England features and other historic displays.
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London
George Corn
Willis West
Randolph Churchill
England
Earls Court
Queen Alexandra
Emmess of
Russa
Vrinvass Victoria
Prince Arthur of
Gonnaught
Court seeks injunction to halt ICC Shrieveport order
Washington DC May 10 courts consider injunction on practical confiscation grounds to stop the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing its Shrieveport case order on June 1. The commerce court heard the request today.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shrieveport
Commerce Court
Fire Scares Sheboygan. Factory Threatened by Blaze
Special to The Northwestern reports a morning fire scare in Sheboygan at Jacob Stein's broom factory on the northwestern city side. The blaze caused about $1,000 in damage before being controlled. A Daily News special from Milwaukee notes the incident as a significant local fire event.
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Milwauke
Wis
Sheboygan Tays
Jacob Stein
Paraguay Rebels Beaten by Government Troops
In Asuncion on May 10 a government force defeated a large revolutionary army led by former president Col. Alving Jara in the Tibicuary area. The victory comes as tensions with rebel factions continue to ease temporarily.
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Associated Press
Asuncion
Paraguay
Republic
Alving Jara
Tibicuary
Burley Tobacco Supreme Court Decision From Kentucky Appeals
Frankfort May 10 The Kentucky court of appeals sustained supremacy in selling pooled Burley Tobacco over county boards of control in a case by Pendleton county farmers and the Pendleton board seeking a receiver for the 1909 pool and fund distribution The higher court reversed the trial court ruling in favor of the plaintiffs.
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Assocated Press
Frankfort
Burley Tobacco Society
County Boards of Control
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Pendleton County
Pendleton Board of Control
Red Cross Resolution Covers Prisoners of War Care
Washington May 10 The International Red Cross conference adopted a resolution urging Geneva committees, an absolutely neutral body, to oversee Red Cross care for prisoners of war and wounded on the battlefield, benefiting foes and friends alike.
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Associate Press
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
International Red Cross Conference
International Red Cross Committees
Geneva
Mary Garden Hats Case Delayed by Appeals Court
Paris May 1 The court of appeals weighs a $7,600 bill for eight hats in Mary Garden’s case. The singer won at trial, appealed, and the appellate court will deliberate for a week before a final decision.
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Paris
Court of Appeals
Mary Garden
Mutiny Near Tientsin Report Signals Tense Night
Tientsin May 10 police warned by foreign authorities of a possible mutiny among troops at Ranckinshe near Uniecltz. Troops are stationed to the west, with authorities bracing for unrest tonight.
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Aspociates Freee
Tientsin
Ranckinshe
Evven Velles
Uniecltz
Conference size stay same as vote at Methodist meeting
Minneapolis May 10 By a 418 to 319 vote the quadrennial Methodist conference tabled a report to limit the general conference size to 700 minimum 400 maximum the present over 800. Debate touched on representative membership and possible later action. The body postponed action on electing a negro bishop and referred that to the episcopacy committee. Freedman Aid report urged 1913 as emancipation jubilee year. Charles W Fairbanks addressed the assembly while Bishop Wilson praised him as former senate president. A subcommittee will report on the amporment question and card playing dancing prohibitions.
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Minn
The
Methodist Church Today
Freedman Aid Society
Charles W. Fairbanks
Luther B. Wilson
Senate
United States
Italy
Methodist
Fire Threatens Nadau Mich Lumber Yard Losses Mount
Marinette and Menominee fire departments along with Gladstone Mich have been asked to aid Nad eau Mich as a fast moving blaze consumes over half of the Brothers Lumber company's yard. Estimated losses may reach fifty thousand dollars as authorities fear further destruction.
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Associated Mass
Marinette
Wis
Marinette and Menominee
Gladatone
Mich
Nedeau
Milwaukee
Meriiette Saye
Nedeau, Mich
Nedeau Brothers’Lumber Company
Lowe
Killed at eighty four in runaway near pole
Mrs Walter Adams aged eighty four, prominent in Minneapolis, died after a runaway at a hilltop crash. Her daughter Mrs J L Ratlard, in whose carriage Mr Nathan Tolan, a coachman, were seriously but not fatally injured. The team bolted after frightening at the hilltop and crashed into a telegraph pole below.
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Presa
Minneapolis
Minn
Juri¢a
Walter Adama
Ratlard
Adams
Nathan Tolan
Earth Tremors Rattle Guadalajara Over Two Days
In Guadalajara Mexico a spreading tremor scare continues with over thirty five shocks in twenty four hours. Docks and churches report damage as residents live outdoors amid ongoing fear. Affected areas include central sites where the shocks disrupted daily life and transportation.
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Associated Press
Guadalajara
Mexico
Shriners' Session Ends Amid Flowers and Music
The 138th annual conclave of the Myrtle Shrine in Los Angeles concluded today with a shower of flowers and music from about twenty bands, as the Associated Freas reported.
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Freas
Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial Council
Myrtle Shrine
Reichstag Debates Rising Army by 49000 Men
Berlin May 10 The reichstag opened the second reading of the bill increasing the German army by about 49 000 men 246 more field soldiers and a large number of machine guns in the defense plan.
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Associated Prean
Berlin
Reichetag
Witnesses in Suit Against Steel Trust
Samuel J. Bailey is a key witness in the government’s suit to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation now under trial in New York. F B Patterson, ex-officer in several steel and wire firms, also valuable. Jacob M Dickinson, ex-Secretary of War, helps prosecute while Richard V Lindabury and A C Severance defend.
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Samuel J. Bailey
United States Steel Corporation
New York
F. B. Patterson
Hess
Jacob M. Dickinson
Richard V. Lindabury
A. C. Severance
WITNESSES FOR ALLEN IN PILLSVILLE TRIAL
Wyiteville reports defense calls Walter Tupton an attorney connected to Maud Allen case. He states no evidence of conspiracy by Allens to shoot Pillsville court. Testimony recalls threats and intimidation linked to Boyd Allen and Jasper Aten. Court adjourned early as witnesses testified on Allan’s conduct.
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Wyiteville
Walter Tupton
Maud Alen
Pillsville
Waltham MM. Foster
Allen Cise
Agaist Lam
Leillavelle
Tetsa Maid
Hudgee Maiase
Boyd Alien
Jasper Aten
Withennos
Ridna Aijlen
Phose
Coral County
Milisyitleiter
Allen Guy
Dane Thomas
Thoms
Wera
Tharadiay
Mos Allen
Mexico City Reports May 7 Battle at Cuernavaca
Mexico City dispatches describe a May 7 operation by force of 500 Zapistas marching toward Cuernavaca, capital of Morelos. Federal infantry with rapid fire supported repulsed the attack, leaving about fifty dead, as a proclamation from Pasquale Oregree urged strict observance of laws of savay recognised by all.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
More Ios
Cuautl
Rapid Freguna
Titer
Meco
Pasquale Oregree
Presisional
Iomea
Reliefa
Savay
Gomes
Craven
Gomez
Strely
Orozco
Liability Bill Favored in Senate Fight over Bills of Lading
Washington May 106 The Interstate Commerce Commission today backed the Clapp bill of lading measure establishing a rule of liability for railroads and other common carriers in interstate or foreign commerce. Senators Townsend and Pomerene signaled forthcoming reports and substitutions as the measure would hold carriers liable for missing or undelivered goods and protect bankers from frauds tied to bills of lading.
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Associated Plans
Washington, DE. C
Intea State Commerce Commission
Frezen
Senate
Townsend
Pomerens
United States
Appropriation for Mints Passes with Increases
The House today approved the legislative executive work appropriation bill, boosting total funding by about 014 over the prior total and sending it to the Senate. Key provisions cover mints and assay offices in San Francisco New Orleans and other sites including Galea fille Charlotte Deadwood Helena Seattle and Baltimore. The House rejected abolishing offices and retained funds, noting the net effect on private salaries and representatives.
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Douse
San Fraitsca
New Grbang
Catbun
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Galea, Fille
Charlotte
Ny C
Deadwood
Helna
Mont
Seattle
Balt Darke Ily
Bank exchanges rise amid wartime shortages and profits
A chaotic report from New York indicates increased bank exchanges and financial activity amid wartime strain. The Associated Press notes currency movements, interest shifts, and sector comparisons with prior weeks, highlighting a dramatic year over year delta in certain banking indicators.
Fall injures Wisconsin Telephones lineman at river crossing
Robert P. Waters a fourth line man for Wisconsin Telephones was injured in a fall around three P M from a pole near the Light Street bridge. He was rushed to a hospital in a Bray car with both legs reported to be broken after a fall of about twenty feet.
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Wisconsin Telephones Company
Light Street Bridge
Mr. Waters
Mr. Mary's Hospital
Wiliam M. Bray
Law accuses Asquith over Canada plans in Commons
Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the Opposition, charged Prime Minister Arguili's government with assaulting United States and plotting on Canada during a national lava feast in London. The remarks targeted Arguili's policy and alleged hostile designs toward Canada.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
Old coins to libraries distributed by secretary
Washington May 10 Confeder rate currency used by the union army in the civil war and stored in treasury archives for nearly fifty years will be distributed by Secretary MacVeagh to libraries nationwide including state, public and university libraries to be preserved as his initiative gains wide public access.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Treasury Department
MacVeagh
Brandt Recalled to Prison by Court Ruling
New York May 10 Molke B Brandt former valet to Mortimer L Schift was ordered sent back to Dannemore prison by the appellate division of the supreme court this afternoon. The court was unanimous in dismissing the writ of habeas corpus granted by Judge Gerardo Brandt who had served five years of a thirty year burglary in the first degree sentence.
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Associated Press
New York
Molke B. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schift
Dannemore
Suprem Court
Uns Ifternoon
Gerardo Brandt
Registration Drive Targets White Slavery In Cities
Chicago May 10 registration of improper characters in many cities will be undertaken by the federal government as part of a nation wide crusade against the white slave evil, announced by Stanley W Finch chief of the bureau of investigation of the department of justice who spoke in Chicago yesterday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stanley W. Finch
Bureau of Investigation
Justve
Flood Terror Strikes Louisiana Towns Amid Levee Breaks
Flood waters from Mississippi levee breaches creep southward across Pointe Coupee and nearby parishes. Panic spreads as hundreds abandon homes. rescue crews organize while health officials fear carcase disease from flooded backwaters near New Roads and Torras.
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Associated Press
New Roads
New Doads
Mississippi
Louisiana
de Kovernment
Orran
Pointe Counes
New Orleans
Richeson Death Debate Delays Clemency Action
Boston May 10 Gov Foss delayed action on Clar ence V T Richeson the convicted murderer awaiting alienist reports. If reports arrive by tomorrow he will decide whether to seek commutation from the executive council. The next regular council meeting is four days before the scheduled execution week in May.
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Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T Richeson
Avis Linnell
Foss
Richeson
Tomorro
Executive Council
The Cummings Amusement Co Leases Two Fond du Lac Theaters
The Cummings Amusement Company of Madison has leased the Henry Boyle and the Royal theaters in Fond du Lac. The Henry Boyle theater will revert to first class road attractions while continuing moving pictures. Forty girls from the high school graduating class voted against uniform graduation gowns, saying many had already ordered commencement gowns before the proposal was considered by the principal.
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Wis
jCummings Amusement Company
Madison
Henry Boyle
Royal
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