Roosevelt Declares Victory in Ohio Primaries Reported
Oyster Bay May Roosevelt arrives home and voices the Ohio primary outcome. He claims 38 of 42 delegates, urges unity for Chicago nominating, and says Taft and backers must face a Roosevelt bid next November. The New York Sun concedes Taft's defeat and urges Democrats to field a candidate to defeat Roosevelt.
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Alaska Rail Route Debate Shapes Alaska North plan
Senate hearings focus on a single feasible railroad route from Seward to Tap water through Matanuska field toward the Yukon. Senator Jones opposes Copper River track while Fisher criticizes delay, urging Seward route as best for Alaska development and navy needs.
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Jones Would Open Up Bering Coal Fields
Special Nugget Service reports Senator Wesley La. Jones of Washington pushing a bill to open and reserve coal lands in the Bering deposit along the Yukon. The plan seeks government control and immediate exploitation of the coal fields with a 10000 year reserve in place, aiming to unlock Pacific coastal resources amid congressional activity.
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Uncle Sam Sends Orders to Rebels
Secretary of War Stimson ordered forces near El Paso to warn Juarez insurgents that firing toward El Paso will not be tolerated and American lives will be protected. Huerta, at Bellano, failed to dislodge rebel positions after five hours and retreated, with heavy guns to be brought up to assault or raze the stronghold.
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Kansas City May ballots ask rail workers to strike
In Kansas City the American Federation of Labor forwards May ballots to the railroad federation to decide if 47 shops west and south of Chicago should strike in sympathy with workers on the Harriman lines. The vote will determine if all those shop employees go out on strike. A separate note promotes the Elite Open as an all night venue with the slogan come in the water's fine.
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American Ships Exempt From Some Duties Amid War Talk
Fragmentary report notes a discussion of exemptions for American ships in maritime policy. Mentions possible grants or waivers, with scattered references to ships, ports, and figures, but specifics remain unclear in the unreadable text.
Congress May Hold Till August in Slow Session
Seattle May The fate of adjournment for Congress is unclear and may extend into August or September. Senate aims to finish telemedicine and other measures ahead of the Chicago convention while Champ Clark notes a possible month delay. House leaders hope to adjourn as several major items await action. Baltimore Democratic convention selection was influenced by proximity to the capital enabling members to attend duties and travel.
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