Progressive Republicans Drive Roosevelt Dolliver Support in Nebraska
An active Progressive movement favors Roosevelt and Dolliver for president and vice president. Frank Win A. Shotwell, a Senate candidate, calls for state organization with Lincoln to attract progressives from across Nebraska. If Roosevelt declines, support shifts to Dolliver or another acceptable candidate. Nebraskans promise no compromise and plan urgent organization to influence the next Republican convention.
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United Press Wire
Omaha
Neb
Sept. S
Roosevelt
Polliver
Wtych
Omata
Lincoln
Shotwell
Mason
Dolliver
Nebranka
Nebraska
Choate and Watts clash over alleged misappropriation in Chicago drama dispute
Joseph VW Choate former U S ambassador to Great Britain faces a challenge from James J Watts of New York accusing his law firm of misusing funds from a legal action involving Mrs Watts. Watts says he secured a client from Choate and seeks restitution while Choate denies any wrongdoing. Brady comments criticize Chicago as a show town amid the dispute.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
American Bar Association
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Manual training gains steam in Chicago schools
Chicago schools plan a major shift for the coming year with manual training for boys and home crafts for girls. Sixth grade pupils will receive manual teaching, previously limited to seventh and eighth grades, and sewing will be taught in fourth and fifth grades. Business leaders push handicraft skills due to a shortage of skilled workers, aiding factory orders and capacity. Separately, Barcelona faces a general strike fueling fears of nationwide spread and potential military action as newspapers halt and streets close.
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United Press Wire
Chicago
Mantal
Pupiis
Boya
United States
I . Tener
Chicome
Willan A. Brady
George Cohen
Cohan
Norton
New York
Spoo
Rajig
Otrekpa
Harmon’s Wrecked Ship and Wavering Tour Plans
A telegram from Clifford B. Harmon confirms an engagement with By on the riverfront in St. Louis after a wreck log delays. The Loure Aero club withdrew its invitation to Captain Thomas and Baldwin, with further dates pending for Harmon and Baldwin in St. Louis. A report from Omaha notes Taft cheers at Roosevelt’s private car amid a tense crowd.
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Boot
Clifford B. Harmon
Omaha
Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Eddy
Norge
Labor Day Parades Draw Massive City Celebrations
Across the country labor parades drew thousands. In Cincinnati and Pittsburgh large unions led processions with building trades and railway workers marching, followed by large public gatherings. In Toledo Cleveland Detroit and other cities, hundreds of unions joined in marches and associated festivities at parks and fairs, highlighting labor solidarity and political rallies.
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Wnion
Cincinnati
Building Trades
Central Labor Council
Whitlock
Cleveland
the Forest Ciy
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Luna Park
Gordon Park
North Randall Race Track
Suspension of Hotel By United Prem Wire Trempelloas
A garbled notice from the United Prem Wire Trempelloas states the hotel Utter suspends operations at its village site. It claims female staff are marrying and leaving, leaving the proprietor in distress as untrained workers depart. The piece references local bachelor culture and hiring practices in a distressed business context.
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Uhlan to Appear in Labor Talks at St Louis
A fragmented report notes Uhlan slated to appear as part of a labor arbitration discussion between employers and the American Federation of Labor. The article references a peace treaty and a planned meeting in St Louis next Wednesday to discuss the shop agreement and wage or labor terms.
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Cinehiottl
American Federation of Labor
OM Bwok
Antriewa
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President Taft Addresses St Paul on Conservation and Labor
President Taft spoke in St Paul at the auditorium focusing on conservation and working legislation. He urged unity among western governors and delegates, defended state vs federal powers, and highlighted farmer needs, soil conditioning, and training as central to new labor laws.
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St. Paul
Willian Taft
Pemetes
Paul
Speeltic
Bo Paul
Minn
Tatt
Dre
Lee Workinganns
Chie Ovanion
St Pany
First ever United States clergy to be consecrated in history
From dep to bitten Arebisislcyn Jihn AL Mupley at New York and W 1, COT Of Moston: ATER Tinh ae G Kennaiy of Piledelphia, declared the Miah Yictivity eles clee te fe the cabe af Pape X for tardinalates when the Ven alatory je helt next November. It will be the first venation ii thre Yomre anid alii week faite are toe te bestowed. The three that are ad to ie wom to Arerion, if erally bewtowed Here, With te the Litbest Mink iE reemuination te tie Callin We clergy din the United States in its wntine history. Phe thr chimes wen te le elevated tae conmdened hesied eC iaidebed 1h hd country and it the general orlilon Mivtingle At Phe OhUFeD fhAl Ube a phraseh ine Vitor will be well bestowed.
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New York
Moston
Arerion
United States
Orlilon
Fragmented Rumor Riddled Text Mentions Trust Law
Fragmented OCR style text references antitrust law and Herbert Hoover era topics. Mentions Theodore Roosevelt conservation, interstate commerce, and presidential discussion of policy. Text is garbled with many nonsensical phrases and lacks clear events or dates.
On the Track of the Pen Denton Fowler Murder Arrests
Fragmentary note reports arrests in the murder of Denton Fowler, a prominent local figure. Details unclear but indicates investigation progress by authorities in Houston, New York.
Roosevelt Boosts 1912 Bid Amid Labor Support
A lengthy, partially garbled report centers on Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 campaign surge. It notes labor groups rallying behind his cause, with references to party leaders, conventions, and public gatherings across multiple locales. Prominent names and places appear amid a description of the political climate and coalition-building efforts.
Police hunt for highwaymen after daylight robbery
An armed robbery occurred near a brick yard, with suspects fleeing toward the Phiten river and likely split near the city and Mansachunetts line. Police recovered a bag of money weighing about two pounds and are holding two, while others remain at large.
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Dhandonad
Poling
Brick Yard
Phiten
City
Mansachunetts
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