Roosevelt to Speak Neatly in Minnesota and St Louis
Followers of Colonel Roosevelt gather in St Paul as delegations arrive from Minnesota and the Dakotas. A special train carries the Roosevelt reception committee to Albert Lea for his first Minnesota speech this afternoon. He speaks at 7:30 p.m. in St Paul then heads to Minneapolis for another address before departing for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Paul
Minn
Roosevelt
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Albert Lea
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Roosevelt speaks to Missouri crowds amid rain soaked campaign
Colonel Roosevelt addressed six speeches in St. Louis and East St. Louis urging tariff reform to aid wage earners and farmers. He defended recalls of judicial decisions at a City Club lunch and insisted he seeks justice over campaign gain.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Missouri
East St. Louis
Illinois Senate
New York
Roosevelt Committee
Hadley
Colonel Roosevelt
City Club
Croker warns Democrats in New York arrival
Richard Croker arrived from Florida and urged Democratic unity to stave off Taft. He warned that factions within the party could ruin prospects and said he would sail for Ireland next week. He emphasized harmonized leadership as essential for future success.
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Associated Press
New York
Taft
Richard Croker
Florida
Croker Calls for Unity Ahead of Candidate Campaigns
Mr. Croker urges harmony and unity over disagreements as campaigns begin. He offered no public position on candidates, stating his support for peace and cohesion.
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Mr. Croker
Taft Slates Delegates Win Ridge Mississippi GOP Convention
Taft supporters controlled the Mississippi Republican state convention and adopted resolu tions endorsing the national administration. Delegates to the Chicago convention were instructed to vote for Taft’s renomination. Roosevelt followers held a separate meeting naming a contested delegation from the same floor.
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Mississippi
Taft
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Chicago
Roosevelt
Child Killed by Dog in Chicago Incident
Anna de Calvo aged 3 of West Eleventh Street was killed by a large Newfoundland dog at a neighbor's home while playing with the animal that was eating a bone. The dog suddenly lunged and tore open the girl’s throat, causing fatal bleeding.
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Associat
Chicago
Anna de Calvo
West Eleventh Street
Townend Tender Resignation From City Board in Austin
A. W. Townsend, member of the city board of equalization, has resigned. The resignation was accepted by the city council. Townsend has accepted a position in the secretary of state's department and will start duties on April 1.
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Austin
A. W. Townsend
City Board of Equalization
Townsend
Secretary of State’s Department
Guadalupe county pledges aid to Seguin to Port O Connor highway
Seguin hosts a good roads meeting with Guadalupe County Automobile club and San Antonio boosters, pledging time and money to connect San Antonio with the gulf via Seguin. Four to eight miles in Guadalupe and nearby sections were cited as needing improvement, with officials asserting funds exist without bonds or taxes. County Judge Woods and Senator Weinert backed immediate road work as D. E. Colp Hall P Street and H I Cook led the project details.
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Seguin
San Antonio
Guadalupe County Automobile Club
D. E. Colp
Bexar County Highway League
Hall P. Street
H. I’. Cook
Guadalupe County
Gulf
Gonzales County
Port O
Weinert
J. J. Woods
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