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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
3
Congress actions dominate this week with a push to reveal the smelter trust probe, tariff and patent debates, and spending measures. Taft urges cooperative buying to curb living costs while Smoot presses printing reforms. Barnstorming figures include Roosevelt and Bryan as Dems push recall and election strategies.
The Virginia delegation pledges to Taft others back Champ Clark. Kansas and other state actions show scattered party alignments ahead of national contests. The article notes a broad array of political and social events spanning labor unrest and international figures.
Personal notes show Mr. Roosevelt ready with his initial campaign address. Chancellor Pitney confirmed as a Supreme Court justice. Republicans oppose free sugar, the Spanish cabinet resigned after a 1911 reorganization. Woodrow Wilson supports a presidential preference primary. Roosevelt aims to expose big business next.
Senate and House pace tariff revision this week with an excise income tax bill in the House and a woolen schedule revision in caucus. Finance Committee to report on the iron and steel bill and hear Tariff Board head Emery on the chemical tariff bill. Debates on free wool and free sugar deepen splits among Democrats and progressive Republicans as leaders push to speed up action.
Lincoln Nebraska reports little progress in the manhunt for convicts Morley Gray and Dowd after their Thursday murder of state penitentiary officials and escape. Lloyd Dickman, a milkman’s son, dropped the men at the corner of 20th and R Streets and has since been traced to the extent of the vanished crew.
Roosevelt leaders outlined campaign plans after meetings in New York Friday and Saturday. Colonel Roosevelt disclosed the first information Sunday.
Dr Mary Walker III a famed advocate for women's rights known for dress reform is hospitalized at the Presbyterian hospital and was reported Sunday night to be dangerously ill.
Virginia outlaws from Hillsville, two thousand feet above sea level in the Blue Ridge, known as the Allen gang, defied arrest after a massacre that killed the judge, the prosecutor, and the sheriff of Carroll County last Thursday.
Herr Wittee, a prominent participant at the Berlin Johannisthal aviation meeting, died when his biplane collapsed near Tel tow on the 15th. He was killed instantly in the accident surrounding Berlin.
James H. Boyd of the Ohio Mobility Commission tells the House Judiciary Committee that President Roosevelt's stance on the Mobility Act is incorrect. He argues the administration should adjust its approach to ease worker mobility and employment conditions.
President Taft issues an executive order directing Washington government buildings to be swept dusted fumigated and made sanitary to improve public health standards in the capitol district.
Senator Beveridge spoke on child labor noting children are plucky yet overworked. He recalled a tiny errand boy during Christmas who worked 17 hours daily but said, I like it fine only I am afraid I’m doing an automobile truck out of a job.
A newspaper man asked Representative Slayden of Texas for access to the caucus on the Henry resolution to investigate the money trust. Slayden declined, joking that attending would cause trouble and that he would not kiss and tell.
Stop the pain and prevent scars with Cole's Carboli salve. Heals quickly when applied to burns or cuts and comes in 25c and 50c sizes from Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wisconsin. Free samples offered by mail.
A Ruskin saying argues that true education trains people to act as they should rather than merely know what they do not know. It emphasizes developing proper conduct alongside knowledge.
Quotations hint at business shakeups as old firms waver and new ventures rise. The dialogue notes that with the Millennium, certain brands like Garfield Tea and Holy Churen will become obsolete, signaling market shifts and uncertain futures for local enterprises.
An old advertisement touts PAZO ointment for itching bleeding or protruding piles with a money back guarantee if not cured in 6 to 14 days. It evokes a tea fight metaphor and contrasts drawing battles with the promise of relief.
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