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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1910

Page

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Roosevelt Battle Splits Republicans in New York State Meet

In Saratoga on Sept 27 Roosevelt supporters clash with the Old Guard as Theodore Roosevelt is named permanent chair in a tight state committee vote. Sherman backed by other factions, plans to contest the choice and push a radical platform to oust the old guard.

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West Point Cadets Face Court Martial Over Rebellion

A West Point cadet mutiny is reported with Major Barry and Lt Col Frederick Aglbl leading a military inquiry. The 450 cadets may be called before a board for insubordination, with threats of court martial and dismissal for the entire corps if cooperation fails. Captain Langan is cited for petty actions arousing student ire. Cadets recount punishments including forced runs, denied meals, and long marches. The situation sharpens as officers prepare for potential drastic measures.

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Christy Denies Leaving In A Huff In New York

Mrs Christy denies reports of leaving in anger after a misunderstanding with artist Wawband and Hat Hop manager. She says the couple remained together and plans to return to Zann vite after a brief stay in New York for medical matters.

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Hearst Endorses Taft Policies in Newspaper Clash

In New York on September 27 Hearst backed Taft’s law and order approach and attacked reform Democrats. He claimed the GOP has driven out independent voters, urged a clean Republican House, and warned the Democratic party serves trust interests. He refused to confirm a gubernatorial run, signaled Independent support after the convention, and urged defeating the fraud of ballots.

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Strikes Clash With Police in Berlin District

Strikers in Berlin clash with police after a late night strike at Kupfer & Company plant. Several injured as shots fired and workers attacked by assailants. police managed crowd with restraint, hospital reports note non life threatening wounds.

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La Follette Doctrines and Progressive Pledges Debate

A garbled OCR piece discusses La Follette and Progressive doctrines, election pledges, and a United States Senate primary. It references the convention, political committees, and reactions to reform goals, with scattered names and events, including mentions of Taft and various figures.

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