Bryan Predicts Split GOP Convention With Roosevelt Clash
William Jennings Bryan writes from his political stance for the Newspaper Enterprise Association predicting a dramatic 1912 Republican convention battle. He envisions dual conventions, Taft loyalists vs Roosevelt factions, and the possibility of a Roosevelt nomination or a bolt if contest seats are denied. La Follette and Cummins could hold balance as delegates maneuver.
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Seattle Spirit born from great fire twenty three years ago
Twenty three years ago today a heated stove pot toppled in shavings, igniting a fire that destroyed Seattle then a straggling town. The blaze spurred recovery as tents rose on the ruins and the so called Seattle spirit emerged guiding a city now over a quarter million people with vast opportunities ahead.
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Hanford faces impeachment talk and court remarks
The report notes Justice Hanford declining to comment on potential court actions while Congress member Berger moves to begin impeachment proceedings. A Tacoma case involves citizenship questions and a general related to Olsson. Also, railway worker Fred Ruby suffered a compound fracture of the left leg at Riverside while throwing a switch and was taken to Providence hospital.
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Don't Boom Town Boom Farm Says Poet Bill
A Central Oregon farmer poet known as Colonel Bill Hanley speaks at the Coliseum about seeing big from a mountain. He owns an immense Central Oregon acreage and cuts vast hay yearly while critiquing city growth, real estate parasites, and urban waste vs rural productivity.
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Franklin Promised Immunity Plea In Darrow Bribery Trial
In Los Angeles on June 6 Bert H Franklin testified he met with the Mer and Manufacturers association strike committee and that immunity was promised if he pleaded, a point defense attorney Earl Rogers pressed as prosecutors argued unions have no role in the Darrow bribery case. The court admitted the testimony after dispute.
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Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Friday Outlook
Fair weather tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures likely on Friday. Moderate northeasterly winds. Noon temperature around 74 degrees.
Three Men Die In Quarry Blast Near Medford
Three men were blown to pieces and a fourth fatally injured in an explosion at a quarry above Jackson at 11 10 this morning. The dead are John Simmons 45 of Jacksonville Louis Lazovich and Louis Bordon. Four others were badly hurt. cause believed to be a dropped cigarette igniting powder heated by sun or a tamping charge.
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Judiciary panel debates Hanford case and Seattle judge speech
Speaker Clark and Chairman Clayton conferred with Congressman Berger and urged delaying his speech pressing the impeachment of U S Judge Sanford of Seattle. The judiciary committee's Hanford investigation is expected to be postponed until fall.
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Northwest Development Congress urges farmers to stay home
The Northwest Development Congress at the Coliseum in Helena continues with talks by Tom Richardson Oregon William Hanley Burne Mand K Lindsay? Right Rev L J Chrissler Havre Mont and others. Government ownership of Alaska railroads dominates debate as Joslin urges a federal build plan. A big land show and $5,000 farming equipment prize are planned with train exhibits to reach farming communities. The booster train from Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Idaho and Eastern Washington arrives with 14 cars and a printing outfit for Seven States Sun.
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Northwest Development League aims to keep funds in America
The Northwest Development league focuses on keeping American money and enterprise within the United States. Elaborate preparations are under way to achieve this aim, as stated in the keynote speech by President Lewis.
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Beast Man Rules the Wild in Olympic Foothills
The hunt for John Tornow, the beast-man, is abandoned as deputies retreat to Montesano. Tornow governs the forest with a Winchester and forest sustenance, while civilization concedes defeat and users the wild’s suzerainty.
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Advertising Interest Across Daily Life And Trade
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