La Follette Blames Roosevelt In Editorial
Wisconsin senator La Follette attacks former president in an editorial in La Follette's Weekly. He accuses Roosevelt of hijacking a rising progressive movement, spending vast funds, and courting reactionaries to gain the nomination, portraying a chaotic, costly campaign and compromised alliances.
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Wisconsin
Roosevelt
North Dakota
New York
Washington
Chicago
Steel Trust
Harvester
Trust
Roosevelt Split Hinders Progressive Victory in 1912
The article argues Roosevelt and his followers split the progressive movement in its first national contest, denouncing conviction as stubborn selfishness and failing to present a platform. It credits millions of citizens with upholding core principles against special interests, while noting a brief two-state showing in Illinois and Pennsylvania that masked the movement's true aims.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Taft
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Troops Return to Fort Sam Houston After Encampment
Six weeks after a Leon Springs target practice, four troops of the Third Cavalry K L M and F under Maj Daniel H Tate return to Fort Sam Houston today. The advance squadron of the Third Cavalry arrived in El Paso yesterday, delayed by the Hondo accident and watering horses at Sanderson.
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Leon Springs
Third Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Daniel H. Tate
el Paso
Hondo
Sanderson
Lax Fos claims liver and bowel tonic benefits
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a medicine strengthening liver stomach kidneys and bowels with a systemic tonic effect. It promotes a money back plan on the first bottle and a second bottle if satisfied, urging readers to ask their druggist for Lax-Fos.
Half‑cent Per Word Ad Offer For Ten Day Run
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Free lecture at Beethoven hall on Where Are the Dead
Dr. Robert Carroll noted Hebrew scholar presents a free lecture at Beethoven hall titled Where Are the Dead. The event carries no collection and welcomes all attendees.
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Beethoven Hall
Robert Carroll
Robert Carrol
Beethoven
Outlaw Miner Makes Escape Near Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga June 28 Old Bill Miner a 60 year old outlaw escapes custody after holding up a Southern railway express train near White Sulphur Springs in February 1911. He fled after the heist and has eluded capture. Authorities seek him across the region.
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Thar Springs
Jore
Pal
Miner
Anderson
Washington State
British Columbia
Milledgeville, Ga
Bill Miner
Southern Railway
White Sur
Kibbe Sues Railroad Over Calves Carload Weight
The hearing of Irvin Kibbe versus St Louis Browneville and Mexico railroad concluded before C R Marshall of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Kibbe, representing South Texas cattle interests, seeks to cut minimum weight for interstate calf shipments from 22 000 to 17 000 pounds.
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Irvin Kibbe
St. Louis
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