Taft Promises Tariff Reform and Wool Bill Defense
President Taft in a campaign interview defends tariff reform and the wool bill veto. He argues Republicans must control Congress to push revisions and warns recall of judges would undermine judicial independence. He cites worker welfare and compares U S costs to Europe, and notes states decide woman suffrage. He disputes Wilson’s claims about tariffs hurting industry.
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New York
Taft
Wilson
Europe
England
Iving
Ward
Oaif
Sneed Defense Fares in Murder Trial Sidetrack
Counsel for Sneed ofa faced lengthy cross examination over the Beal Sneed murder case in Dallas. Testimony from Mex J A Rogers detailed the family’s home on a story of a house where a wife and two children once lived, ending August 13.
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Sabeas
John Beal
al Goves, Jr
J. A. Rogers
Dallan
Tex
Mere
Rogera
Peter Story
Dall
Hope to resume threshing as weather clears in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers hope for settled conditions after a snow storm near Fargo. Reports from north of the city indicate snow damage to corn and flax while threshing crews face delays and looming taxiconom conditions as harvest bands move on.
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North Dakota
Fargo
Irregular sums tied to State Senator Black alleged
California reports about 100000 irregularities in the accounts of State Senator Marshall Black, secretary of Palo Alto Building and Loan Association, acknowledged at a board meeting. World Series opening games to begin in New York with Boston handling ticket sales. Montenegro and Albania unrest with attacks near Acutari and heavy casualties among escort troops after a munition convoy was sunk.
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San Jose
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Boston
Ban Johnson
Cottinje
Montenegro
Albania
Brisbanes Bull Mouse in Progressive Party Writings
New York reports editor Arthur Bris Dane of the Venting Journal is revealed as an enrolled member of the National Progressive Party. He supports Roosevelt and Johnson in the progressive state headquarters disclosure.
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Johnson
Thousands Proms Aimed at Armagh Demonstration
Portadown Ireland September 26 The article reports a massive Orange and Ulster Unionist demonstration in Armagh harboring Edward Carson and other union leaders. Rifles were carried, two cannon were pulled, and an ambulance with Sisters attended the procession. Authorities anticipate about four million people signing a covenant to oppose home rule.
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Arroneh
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Eduard Carson
Troops to Belfast Ahead of Ulster Day
Large forces of troops will move to Belfast to prepare for Ulster day on September 28. Orders from Dublin Castle directed Brigadier General Count Gletchen to deploy, with the first battalion due in Belfast on the evening of September 27. The lord mayor of Belfast has been informed of these steps.
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Atemans
Belfast
Ulster
Union
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Wrangell Volcano Erupts Again With Multiple Craters
Wrangell Alaska erupts anew with at least seven vents in one crater now open lava seen flowing across glaciers. Report from Kotsinatin notes amphorone Dimes force prospector retreat near Koteina Blacter as activity continues. Also mentions a Berlin conference on Panama Canal freight rates with German and British shipping reps.
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Valdez
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Wrangell
Kotsinatin
Koteina Blacter
Panam
Berlin
Panama Canal
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