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California Roosevelts strength and Clark victory in primaries
In California Roosevelt dominates and La Follette shows a small vote. Clark leads among Democrats but Wilson gains in South Carolina Maryland and Texas. Roosevelt’s surge is aided by funds and appeal, while Wilson and Clark compete for the Democratic standard bearer. Ohio's result looms as a key factor in delegate alignments.
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Collier's Weekly
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Texas
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Balfley
Repaspitcans Name Contested Nominee Before Vote
Report notes parties prepare to nominate their candidate, with action looming just before the four minute mark to carry Democratic colors. No clear names are confirmed in readable text.
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Tat
Early May Fly Slaughter Urged In Pendleton News
The article urges swift control of flies citing Connecticut station data showing millions of germs on a single fly and warning that delaying kills risks fires and disease. It notes May as the best time to act, promotes wire-screen club methods, and frames Pendleton as facing a real anti-fly campaign amid warm, dusty conditions.
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Periment
Pendleton
Railroads prepare for big Northwest Round-up crowds
Northwest railroad representatives announce generous arrangements and reduced fair tickets for Round-up visitors reaching Ashland, Missoula, and Pendleton. Tickets sold on days allowing travelers to arrive on any Round-up day, aiming to boost attendance after last year’s record crowds.
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Northwest
Ashland
Missoula
Mont
Pendleton
Poisoning scare at Chico three grocers misidentify mush rooms
Three Chico California grocers were poisoned after eating toad stools they believed were mushrooms. It is feared they may die. A simple preventive tip is to eat potatoes instead.
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Chico
California
Government cancels permit may allow city to act
The statement suggests that if the government revokes the By ers permit the city could gain authority or options to proceed with its plans. Details on who By ers are or what actions follow are not provided.
Water storage and flow plan at millrace
A proposal outlines storing more water for summer use to allow water to rise above the millrace head rather than taking the leavings. It notes Buckareps were dumped but scavenged for some time, and warns such behavior should not recur frequently.
Idaho Bond Issue Confirmed for Black Canyon Irrigation
The Idaho supreme court has affirmed a 7,134 bond issue with a 25.05 valuation voted by Black Canyon irrigation district settlers. Bonds will be immediately sold to bonding houses eager to handle them as per the Irrigation Age April 1912 report. O. D. Teel notes the district’s organization mirrors other western irrigation districts and expects easy disposal of bonds.
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Black Canyon
Idaho
D. Teel
Rosing’s early light transmission via wire sparks talk of future telephony
Prof Rosing of the Technological Institute of St. Petersburg has demonstrated sending light over a wire with electricity. The apparatus is in infancy yet small objects are visible. experts foresee soon speaking to a person over the telephone using this technology.
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Cate
Rosing
Technological Institute of
St. Petersburg
Witlgin
Cardui worked like a charm in Jonesville letter
A resident, Mrs J G Kendrick, recounts severe womanly troubles and a hospital operation with no relief until Cardui was tried. She claims rapid improvement, now able to work and free of pain, asserting Cardui’s long success of over 60 years for women’s ailments. The ad urges others to write for the Ladies Advisory Dept. of a tonic company.
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Jonesville
Mra J. G. Kendrick
Cardus
Cardui
WM. B
Ladies” Advisory Dept
Saete Sen
Lake
Seeing by Wire to See Faces Across the World
A speculative look at future telephone use predicting improved devices that convert sound to electric signals, send them via wires, and recreate light and vision at distant receivers, likening it to early ideas of video telephony. It notes electricity and light travel speeds and asks readers to consider eventual near-term visual communication over wires.
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Grandad
Wes
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