Democrats of Indiana hold state convention today
At Indianapolis Governor Marshall dominates coverage as gubernatorial candidate and keynote speaker. The convention endorses Marshall for the presidency nomination and Samuel M. Ralston for governor while discussing tariff reform and government economy. Delegates, spectators fill the hall as speeches address recall and initiative issues and support for party nominees. Continued on Page Three.
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Long Terms in Prison In Wake and Mrs Path in Bow Street
Government attorneys pressed cases in Bow Street as letters and papers from the Faldon wallrage offices were produced. The case involves criminal conspiracy to damage property linked to demonstrations planned to influence ministry decisions.
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General Wiljen Discusses Gen Oro zco On Mexico Crisis
General Benjamin Viljan, speaking for the United Press, argues that U.S. intervention in Mexico would be costly and lengthy. He analyzes Orozcos revolt, Madero's regime, and the potential invasion path from Laredo to Veracruz, noting cavalry pacification challenges and possible Gulf and Pacific coast landings. He predicts a prolonged conflict with no quick conquest if Americans intervene.
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Sunshine After Storm in March Referendum Debate
A fragmented March political scene reports on ongoing constitutional convention talks and a proposed referendum. Key figures from Medina and Starke counties discuss preserving or changing the president's powers, with broad debate on taxation and representation. The piece notes a pending constitutional convention and references the Damron Amendment and related proposals as farmers consider their stance.
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Appeal Would Prove Fatal If Liberals Lose By Elections
Dramatic forward from The Times speculates that a Liberal collapse in recent by elections signals a national drift. Labour leader jailed without bail is cited as risking a crisis and government provocation, with warnings that Labour and Liberal factions move toward a precarious balance as political currents shift.
Entombed miners fate and political notes in court report
A garbled wartime style article mentions entombed miners who may survive and a court case overview. It references Colonel Roosevelt not being a candidate, a meeting, and various named individuals and locales. The piece mixes speculative outcomes with a trial narrative and stenographic testimony.
Taft and the tyranny of majorities in American democracy
A fiery 1912 era debate rages in New York about President Taft and the danger of elite rule. The piece cites Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and reminders of constitutional limits as it argues for preserving minority rights against majority tyranny.
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105 Men Feared Dead After McCurtain Mine Blast
News from McCurtain Oklahoma reports a fatal mine explosion entombing 105 workers. Officials struggle to recover bodies as smoke and fumes hinder rescue efforts. Families gather, hoping for survivors while authorities confirm a grim toll and ongoing search operations continue.
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Miners and Operators Fail to Break Wage Deadlock
A prolonged wage conference in Cleveland between miners and mine operators collapses without gains. The United Mine Workers demand higher pay on a per ton basis and better conditions, while operators resist and insist on wage cuts, leaving the dispute unresolved as talks continue.
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