No Bolt Says T R Another Primary In Empire State
Roosevelt forces seek a New York primary redo after ballot delays. Charles H Duell proposes another vote in New York City. Attorney General Carmody says legislation may be needed. Roosevelt denies bolting and calls reports false. Arizona moves a judiciary recall amendment bill through the lower house for next general election.
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Democrats Hope to Control Senate After Next Elections
Washington pieced together in March reports Democratic gains and Senate margins. The piece notes a five vote Senate split with new senators from New Mexico and Arizona unlikely to shift power, while many retiring senators open seats could reshape the upper chamber.
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Rebels and U S Policy Up in the Air in Mexico Crisis
Washington reports warn of potential overthrow of the Madero government as rebel gains in Chihuahua and Zapata exploits southern weakness. Orozco claims 7000 rebels in Jiminez area and 2000 federal troops in Chihuahua as shifts threaten stability across the republic amid evolving U S stance.
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Secretary urges liberalization of customs for tourists
The secretary calls for changes in the customs laws to ease duties for foreign visitors and returning Americans. He supports duty free imports of newspapers or magazines, household articles, souvenirs, and curios, while leaving revenue limits to Congress.
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Railroads face wage clash as engineers lean toward strike
Warren 8 Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, predicts that less than 2500 of about 25,000 engineers oppose a strike after an April 10 vote. He says railroads cannot grant raises due to freight-rate limits and the interstate commerce commission, which he blames for blocking higher pay. The public must see roads deserve higher wages for freight carried.
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Textile strike blamed on I W W across mills
Boston reports four teen thousand textile workers idle at owell cotton mills blamed on the Industrial Workers of the World. A statement from manufacturers’ association says the strike aimed to strengthen the I W W. Lowell notes a five percent wage increase conditional on avoiding trouble by operatives. Philadelphia records upholstery weavers’ union accepting owners’ compromise to avert a strike at Kensington mills.
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Portneuf Project Headgates Opened Near Downey
Water for 20 000 acres of fer tile land in Bannock county was released into the Portneuf Mar h Valley Irrigation canal near Downey yesterday. Stockholders linked to the Elder Peabody syndicate attended with Mrs. Ware and Paul Cunningham. The ceremony featured gate raising by the ladies and water started flowing, assuring crops on the tract this year.
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Three Year Bill Favored as Senate Action Expected
Belief runs high that the three year bill will pass in its present form with a signal of victory for Senator Berak as the measure moves toward final approval.
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Three Year Homestead Bill Advances From House
Washington March 28 The three year homestead bill as passed by the house reduces the time for proving residency on homestead entries from five to three years. Amendments require actual residence seven months yearly construction of a habitable house and relief for heirs of deceased entrymen from residency to make final proof. The bill moves to conference and is expected to become law as passed by the house.
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Rising Rivers Threaten Sioux City and St Joseph
Sioux City Iowa March 28 Floyd river flooded lowlands forcing residents from homes. In Missouri St Joseph March 28 the Missouri River rising with rapids and floods feared as tributaries run bank full and shows about two feet rise in 36 hours. Farmers in flood bottoms post pickets to warn of possible flood.
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Poet's cousin Gilbert Longfellow dies in Pasadena
Gilbert Longfellow cousin of the poet died at his Pasadena home today aged 88. He was known as a relative of the famed writer and lived in California. His death occurred on March 28 and prompted tributes from local residents.
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May Wheat Closes Higher in Chicago Market
Chicago prices for May wheat rose to 10344 with trade volume seen as modest amid ongoing wheat market activity.
Coal strike looms as miners seek wage pact
Strikes loom in both anthracite and bituminous fields affecting about 500000 miners. Anthracite operators plan no move to avert a shutdown by March 31. Bituminous leaders press unions and operators for a compromise before Sunday night deadline. British miners may vote to end the three week stoppage as conditions improve.
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Defense rests in Sugar Trust case with Parsons testimony
In New York on March 28 the defense for American Sugar & Refining officials closed its case as former chief counsel John E. Parsons testified. The district attorney then presented one rebuttal witness and the defense began its closing arguments.
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Troops Stay in Rock Island as Riots Threat Persists
Rock Island officials and county leaders rejected withdrawing troops despite martial law lingering, insisting the Sixth Regiment remains a safeguard against disorder after Tuesday night tensions.
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Mysterious murder of 12 year old boy found near school
Providence police report the body of William Mathers, age 12, found in woods near the school with throat cut and head battered. He vanished after school about a month ago. Investigators describe the scene as violent and are pursuing leads.
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No Slump There Stock Rises For Standard Oil Kenotras
New York stock market report shows Standard Oil company of Ken otras shares trading at 900 dollars, up 450 from yesterday’s price. Earlier this week the stock traded as low as 320 dollars, indicating a sharp rebound amid ongoing market activity.
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Knights of Pythias to Hold Denver Convention Dates
Officers of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting in New York vote to stage the next biennial convention in Denver from August 6 to August 15.
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Knox Visits Public Buildings in Santo Domingo
Secretary Knox arrived aboard the cruiser Washington and spent the morning touring public buildings and historical ruins in Santo Domingo after his arrival.
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Theodore Roosevelt Addresses St Louis Night at Armory
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in St Louis this morning as guest of the Million Population Club. He is to speak tonight at the First Regiment Armory.
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Lorimer Seat Upheld by Provoking Committee Vote
Washington reports that Senator Lorimer’s seat in the United States Senate was upheld today by a special probing committee. The committee voted in favor by a wide margin, reinforcing Lorimer’s position in the chamber.
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Archduke Archibald Butt Meets King Victor Emmanuel
Major Archibald W. Butt, personal aide to President Taft, was received in a private audience by King Victor Emmanuel in Rome on March 28.
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