Platform Adopted by GOP Meeting Opposes Judge Recall
The Republican platform adopted at the party convention urges no recall of judges while noting court delays and calling for relief. It favors tariff readjustment, anti monopoly measures, federal trade commission, and stronger civil reforms including workmen’s compensation and public health safeguards.
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Roosevelt set to lead new progressive third party plan
Governor Johnson of California announces an 18 member managing committee to organize a broad nonpartisan movement with aims to attract La Follette Bryan and Wilson support. Roosevelt signals willingness to step aside if another candidate strengthens the cause as the group eyes a Chicago convention in August.
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Tragic Kitchen Fatality Near Jordan Home
In a Georgia kitchen a Black woman named Are Duke attacked Mrs. Anna Bark Nod, triggering a fatal stabbing. The incident occurred at the Jordans’ home as Mrs. Jordan awaited dinner guests and had criticized the servant over unfulfilled orders.
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Roosevelt campaign plans expand across states and electors
Colonel Roosevelt announces study of the situation and a nationwide push to organize in cities. James R. Garfield says efforts will fund and field electors or independent candidates as state laws allow, with already organized networks in Pennsylvania Maryland Minnesota Nebraska Kansas California Oregon Washington.
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Tragedy at Magic Park Dock Collapse near Niagara Falls
Ninety five survivors and relatives mourn as 40 dead and 25 missing after the Niagara river excursion dock collapsed at Magic park. Federal inspectors begin investigation while rivermen hunt for bodies amid strong currents and wreckage.
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Labor Leaders Sentenced In D C Contempt Case
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, received a one year jail term for contempt of court before Judge Daniel Thew Wright in Washington. Frank A. Morrison was sentenced to eight months. both to appeal and posted $5,000 bail. John Mitchell’s contempt sentence was deferred as he was absent. A separate report notes a lone bandit robbed three mail clerks on the International and Grand Northern railroad near Port Hollvar, taking a pouch from a mail car.
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