Roosevelt vetoes census bill amid political clash notes
Washington notes report President Roosevelt vetoed the census bill and warned against spoils system. Senate may pass postal savings banks. House unlikely. California moves to bar Japanese children from schools. Roosevelt questions constitutionality and asks Governor to veto. Congress grills forestry service. Lodge offers rules to shield the presidency. navy reform unlikely this session. Also mentions secret service use, auto allowance for the president, and trust-busting calls. Personal items include Gov. Haskell’s bond and Mrs. Mish joining Civic Valuation of Women. Taft inspects Panama Canal work and ships.
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Turbulent times as storms rage and war fears rise
Reported threats of a race clash in Pittsburg ignite public fear while the South endures deadly tornadoes and a major explosion kills many. The Delaware battleship launches at Newport News costing 4 987 000 amid political battles in California Michigan and Texas.
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Diverse 1912 era news items mix politics crime and disasters
A sprawling montage reports indictments and bond postings in Oklahoma and Illinois, railroad accidents in New York and Memphis, a fire ruin in Ohio, labor strikes and unions in Indianapolis and New York, plus political moves in Italy and Turkey and individual legal cases across the United States.
Diverse Iowa items paint a busy frostbitten year
A sweeping collage of short reports from towns like Oelwein Patfield and Denton notes factory openings jail counts and bids for wells. Incidents include a man crushed by a live wire near Nashua a dam hatchery plan at Palport and multiple local court and police actions.
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Iowa Law Debates Commission Powers and Road Tax
Iowa lawmakers clash over railroad commission consultations as Northwestern road counsel denies routine input. Measures advance on auto taxes funding road work and a hog cholera tuberculosis program with a Ames lab plan.
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