Roosevelt lines up with insurgents on tariffs and reform
Paris dispatch by Gilson Gardner reports Roosevelt’s policy stance on Taft tariff and conservation. The piece explains Roosevelt’s continued commitment to progressive principles, limits on direct endorsement of candidates, and plans for speeches and conferences in Kansas City and New York.
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Paris
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Taft
Gilson Gardner
Roosevelt
United States
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Phe
Wm. McKinley
Inger and Pinchot
Rosevelt
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Kansas City
Gifford Pinchord
Kansas
Gow Stubbs
Murdock
John Brown
Victor Murdock
Repub
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Love in a Cottage Ends in Divorce Over Art and Hunger
Inez, an artist and modeler, seeks divorce from Garnabas Garrett after contending he refused to share food or finances while pursuing sculpture. She moved to teaching drawing to make ends meet. he allegedly lied about a lucrative contract and a San Francisco home. Judge Tallman grants the decree.
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Inez
Garnabas Garrett
Foster
Barrett
San Francisco
Riverton
Taft Administration Regulating Bill Sparks Debate
Rep Clapp of Minnesota attacks a regulation bill Taft claimed to have dictated, denouncing the measure as not sent to Congress. He contends Taft would push the bill to a vote this week despite insurgent opposition, while critics call for a refined approach.
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Valied Press
TON
Taft Administration
Clapp
Min Ptday
Congress
Taft
Four Quads Born in Staunton Virginia
Staunton Virginia April 26 A stork visit to Mrs William Rife last night left four babies in the home One infant died on arrival The remaining three children two boys and two girls are reported thriving The mother is 30 years old
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Staunton
William Rife
Wife's Heart Break When Husband Dies
Mrs. Alex Hoffman mourned her husband after a fatal head injury at Union Oil works. She, in poor health herself, died in a Manhattan hotel room the following morning, reportedly joining him after expressing a wish to die with him.
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Alex Hoffman
Manhattan
Hoffman
Union Oil Company
Eaglest
Burglar Scared Off by Still Another Shot Near Nineteenth Avenue
In San Francisco a would be burglar at 221 Nineteenth av N fled after a revolver shot rang out and dropped a gray slouch hat. C F Weber reported the incident saying the intruder tried a rear window before fleeing. Meanwhile Anna Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan planned talks with labor leaders to organize San Francisco working women into a league for their betterment.
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Nineteenth Av. N
C.F. Weber
Polles
Weber
San Francisco
Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Methodists Plan Campaign to Stop Prize Fight
Cincinnati ministers form a national movement to bar the Jeffries Johnson bout set for July 4 in Emeryville California. They urge all Methodist churches to influence officials and invite other denominations to protest to the California governor against permitting the fight.
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Cinati
Ohio
Ministers of
Cincinnati Methodist Ministers’ Association
Caliifornia
Man shoots father-in-law then kills self in domestic dispute
In St Louis on April 26 Joseph Flaherty 25 shot and killed his father in law Charles Schneider after being told he could not kiss his baby He then shot at his wife missing her and fatally shot himself Flaherty had been separated from his wife
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Louis
Joseph Flaherty
Charles Schneider
Value of Competent Help in Business Ad
The success of a business relies on efficient workers and quality goods. If you seek more competent help, male or female, send an ad to The Star by phone. Cost a little. Phones Main 400, Ind. 441.
Woman fists it out with theatre manager in street melee
Miss Annie Workman attacked Peter Geburtz, manager of the Odeon and Lyceum theatres, in front of the Savoy hotel after a wage dispute. A crowd formed as Geburtz escaped inside, and Workman later sought a warrant for his arrest on third degree assault.
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Annie Workman
Roslyn
Peter Geburtz
Odeon
Second Avenue
Savoy Hotel
Geburtz
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Miss Workman
Mise Workman
Geburtzs
Workman
Geburts
Lyceum Theatre
Confesses to Robbery In Interbay Job by Gang
Harry Crawford aged 23 confessed to the December 3 robbery of Dan Lyppes' grocery in Interbay. He named Eddie Johnson and others as ringleaders, with Dewey already sentenced to 5 to 25 years. Police say four others were captured and brought to Spokane for questioning. The gang fled to Vancouver after the hold up, lifting about $500.
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Harry Crawford
Dan
Interbay
Eddie Johnson
Thomas Moore
Harry Dewey
Dewey
Crawford
Spokane
Hubbard and Keefe
Ella Johnson
Alice
Emiline Johnson
A. Ji. Johnson
Johnson
Moore
Lyppes
Vancouver
B. C
A. B. Johnson
Eddie
State Reformatory
St. Cloud
Minn
Ogden
Utah
Walla Walla
Rogues’ Gallery
Payne
Census Warns Seattle Population May Halt at 190000
The 1910 census may record Seattle with a population around 190000 unless every resident who is not yet counted submits his or her name. Officials urge individuals to visit the Civic Census bureau at the Chamber of Commerce or bring names in person if phone calls fail.
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Seattle
Civic Census Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Census Enumerator Reports District Completion
An enumerator for the district bounded by Lake Washington to the east, 30th Avenue to the west, Plum Street to the north, and Hanford to the south reports completion of census work. If residents have not been counted, contact the Civic Census bureau at Central building by phone Main 7730 or Independent 5120.
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Lake Washington
30Th Av
Plum St
Hanford
Civic Census Bureau
Seattle census controversy rages over undercount claim
The article notes national focus on Seattle amid the A Y P exposition and warns a undercount in the census could majorly hurt business. It cites estimates of 200000 to 350000 residents, asserts Seattle has more than 196000, and details missed names in Queen Anne hill and other districts. Local workers and a court house clerk report numerous uncounted residents and a failed official count.
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United States
Seattle
Northwest
Enumerator 171 Completes Work in North Omaha District
Enumerator 171 reports completion of duties for the district bounded by N 50th Street and N 40th Street between Aurora and Interlake avenues. Work completed. contact numbers Main 7730 or Independent 5120 for details.
Census census workers must count every Seattle resident
The piece describes failures and delays in Seattle’s civic census effort including an enumerator in Ballard who reported progress by phone and may have missed many names. It criticizes inefficiency, civil service rules, and warns thousands could be missed unless residents push the local bureau to count everyone. It notes Seattle has over 190000 residents and urges broader participation.
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Civic Census Bureau
Hill
Ballard
Civic Bureau
Seattle
Census Bureau
Hi Gill to Visit Architects Exhibit Tonight
Cob pipes will not be barred at the Architectural Exhibit tonight as Mayor Hi Gill is expected to attend. The event showcases local designs and invites public viewing of recent architectural plans.
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HI Gill
Hi” Gill
Bulbeck coal theft case shocks Britain and Parliament
A 12-year-old Haywards Heath boy was jailed for six years in a reform school after stealing a lump of coal. The verdict sparked a public outcry, drew in Winston Churchill, and prompted calls to overhaul magistrates in lower courts with lay benches replaced by qualified lawyers.
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United Press
London
Haywards Heath
Bulbeck
British Home Office
Ite Foundation
England
Alfred Bulbeck
Charles
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Home Secretary
City exhibit invites mayor officials and students
The mayor and about 40 city officials were invited to the exhibit with a local architects committee ready to explain plans for the city civic center, parks and other civic subjects. The week closes with a special invitation to public school pupils and university students to attend.
Hughes Suit Cabinet Marks Supreme Bench Choice
Washington April 26 Members of the president s cabinet this afternoon discussed the appointment of Gov Hughes to the supreme bench They expressed gratification at the appointment and Hughes acceptance President Taft received many letters of congratulation today for his choice of Hughes
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Hughes
Washington
Gov. Hughes
Supreme Bench
Taft
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