Can Col Roosevelt Deliver The Goods In The Third Party Split
The article surveys the Roosevelt urge for a complete third party ticket versus a mixed approach. It notes Chicago debates among Bull Moosers, Bill Flynn’s stance, and Roosevelt’s ambiguous position, with factions arguing for pure principles or expediency.
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Pennsylvania
Bill Flynn
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Mseit
Oyster Bay
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Illinois
James R. Garfield
Ohio
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Deneen
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Punk
Crisis Deepens as Mexican Rebels Face Federal Push south
Washington reports a crisis looming as Mexican rebels in the north near Casas Grandes suffer a decisive defeat by federal forces. General Salazar’s 1500 men retreat toward the border, with wounded ferried to Juarez amid consul reports.
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Seneto
Salazar
Casas Grandes
Juarez
O Neal Leaves Montgomery for Sea Girt Notification
Governor O Neal departed from Montgomery for New York to attend exercises at Sea Girt. He will return to Montgomery the following Saturday.
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O'Neal
Sea Girt
Montgomery
Ala
Public demonstration urged for Mobile steel sheds completion
Mobile Chamber leader John T. Cochrane hails the new riverfront steel sheds as a civic showplace and urges a public demonstration around midmonth. He praises the commission form government, the shed’s size and light, and says it signals Mobile’s readiness for Panama Canal era commerce.
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John T. Cochrane
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
City Wharf
Mobile
Cochrane
Panama Canal
Man From Albany Seizes Gotham Nightlife With Raid
New York August 3 a force from Albany headed by excise commissioner Farley closed down several popular cabarets along Broadway liquor flowing and kitchens shut after 1 am raids. Restarateurs decried strict enforcement while others faced the same old graft question amid public clamor for law and order.
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Albany
Broadway
W. W. Farley
Farley
Dix- Tammany Democratic State Administration
Rachel
Pope Overcomes Hoodoo as He Reaches Ninth Year
Rome reports superstition fades as Pope Pius the Ninth marks nine years as pope. Observers note his long life defies the doom claimed by believers who tied his tenure to a nine year cycle. The pope’s record includes service as priest since 1858 and nine years as parish priest of Salzano.
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Pius
Salzano
Blind Webster Opie Awaits Mama's Return
In Philadelphia on August 3 a 7-year-old blind boy Webster Opie waited for his mother Daisy Opie Grace to come home. He said he would be at the station when the train arrived, trusting his mother would return after her arrest, trial, and acquittal.
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Opie
Mama
Philadelphia
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Daisy Opie Grace
Mississippi Valley congressmen push to take over levees
Rep Broussard of Louisiana introduces a House resolution for a seven member select committee to investigate the Mississippi levee system and consider federal takeover. The plan seeks hearings, subpoenas, and a report to the next Congress, with support from the Democratic platform and backing from Tennessee Rep Garriett.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Congress
Missippi
Brousard
Louisiana
House
Brous- Sard
Broussard
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
Commission of Seven
Clark
Garriett
Tennessee
Rules Committee
Well Known Builder Bosarge Dies Sudden
Robert C. Bosarge a well known carpenter and builder died suddenly at his home early this morning at 912 Selma street. He had complained of sickness and was found by his family after a physician was summoned.
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Robert C. Bosarge
Selma Street
Roosevelt's mixed stance on negro policy angers Southern Republicans
Washington reports Southern representatives doubt Roosevelt can build a Southern white party. Underwood and Burnett accuse Roosevelt of inconsistent race positions to please both North and South, while Dent and others warn the plan could backfire with white voters and GOP rulers in Alabama and beyond.
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Congress
Roosevelt
South
Underwood
North
Burnett
Alabama
Perge
Bama
Connate
Haenes
Booker T. Washington
Srves
Missouri
Dent
Dent Dee Roosevelt
Camp Pettus Ends as Historic Military Maneuvers
Anniston Alabama August 3 special to Item Camp Pettus dissolves into history as regulars and National Guard units from several Southern states complete three days of maneuvers. About 5000 troops parade with flags and bands, marking a successful instruction period before dawn departures homeward.
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Anniston
Ala
Camp Pettus
Army
Uncle Sam
Ruglars
National Guard
Alabama
Fiyi
Alabama prisoner feeding fund exhausted as new fiscal year nears
Montgomery August 3 The state auditor announced that the $130,000 annual appropriation for feeding prisoners in jails is exhausted. No further payments will be made for prisoner meals until the new fiscal year begins in October. Sheriffs face continued shortages and delays.
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Montgomery
Ala
Towill
Suppression of Gambling and City Leadership in London and New York
A British police expert questions New York’s handling of gambling amid global criticism of administrations. The piece contrasts New York’s talent and efficiency with Paris, noting private clubs often function as gambling houses and hinting at recent public outcry and scandal.
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