Dunne Leads As Roosevelt Campaigns Stir Statewide Vote
Midnight returns show Dunne with a 61,000 lead in Coale county while Alschuler trails, with conservative projections placing Dunne's statewide majority between 19,000 and 20,000. In other counties, Wingk backs Chiperfield and Mason for the Republican congressional ticket. Stringer and Brennan for the Democrats. Voters in Far Age favor sedans against the primaries. Roosevelt campaign chatter centers on internal support and Taft as state manager Frank L. Smith remains active. Congressional results are still unsettled with a district table pending final tallies.
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William B. Mason
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Chaimpaigine
Streasful
Cal Frank L. Taft
Livesaker
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G. Cannon
Roosevelt
Illinois Vote Shocks Taft Backers Say Silent Taft Managers
Clark and T. R. Men elated as Illinois returns loom. Republicans repudiate Roosevelt, taft rivals murmur about momentum. Officials foresee a shift toward Roosevelt while Taft supporters remain restrained amid mixed results.
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Clark
T. R
Taft
Taft threatened by wave of Republican primaries
Senator Brietow comments on primary results in North Dakota Wisconsin Illinois and more Aa Roosevelt gains over Taft in Illinois he predicts Taft cannot win the nomination He claims eastern primaries in New Jersey and Massachusetts will mirror Illinois outcome and Republicans oppose Taft as nominee
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Wisconsin
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Michigan
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Hlinoia
Taft Delegates In New York Face Instructed Vote Split
Leaders including Barnes oppose instructions and claim a majority to support their stance at the convention. Senator Root brings letters from Taft and Sherman urging or opposing instructed delegates as the platform is completed and delegates named. Taft’s position remains cautious with New York discussions unsettled and four hour assembly planned.
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Lator Root
Keenir
York County
Griener
Erie County
Senator Root
Washington
Taft
Sherman
Butler
Council Prefers Politics And Street Plans In Alexandria
The midmonthly Alexandria city council meeting focused on adjournment and upcoming primaries while approving a $950 street repair and cobblestone paving project at Queen and Fairfax Streets. Other items included police sergeants, jailer housing use restrictions, bond matters, and a new Alexandria Automobile Association formation with officers Dr Edward A Gorman president John D Normoyle treasurer and M Green secretary. Grace Protestant Episcopal Church elected new vestrymen led by C N Moore and Charles S Cox among others.
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King Street
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Committee On Uight
Queen
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Fairfax Street
Princess
Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria Automobite Association
Edward A. Gorman
John D. Normoyle
M. Green
Clerk Harry E. Templar Dies in D C Restaurant
Harry E. Templar, 4 year old clerk at the government printing office, collapsed in a restaurant near Fourth Street NW and died minutes later. Coroner Nevitt ordered the body to the morgue for investigation. Death attributed to heart disease. Survived by his wife in Eckington at Fourth and T streets NW.
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Government Printing Office
Gatrest
Fourth Street
Nevitt
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Eckington Apartments
Fourth and
T Streets
Taft Praises Justices At Pitney Dinner In Washington
President Taft hails his five Supreme Court appointments at a dinner for Associate Justice Maillon Pitney hosted by Senator Briggs. He praises the court as bulwark of liberty and recalls judicial history, while Justice Pitney vows politics never influenced his decisions. Bailey defends lawyers, insisting they are honest and self respecting, as tributes flow from McCarter Wickersham and others.
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Supreme Court
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Henator Brigga
New Jersey
Rauscher's
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Flo
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Arst
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Washington
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Senator Bailey
Texas
Robert McCarter
Treasury
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Wickersham
Swayze
Gov. Marshall
Indiana
United States
Judge Swayze
Foster Norris
Frank Fort
James Smith
Wash- See
Dinner Honoring Justice Pitmey Sparks Notable Attendee List
A large gathering attended a dinner in honor of Justice Pitmey featuring President Taft and numerous judges senators and officials. The guest list includes Justice Anderson E Armatroing Senator Baliry John St sackes M T Harrett Judge Bergen Frank Bergen Judge Blair Senator Hovah Frankland Kiggs Senator Brown Malcolm Buchanan Henry Buchanan Charles Henry Butler Howard Carrow and many others.
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Justice Anderson
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Senater
Baliry
John St Sackes
M. T. Harrett
Judge Bergen
Frank Bergen
Judge Blair
Hovah
Frankland Kiggs
Senator Brown
Malcolm Huchanan
Henry ©. Buchanan
Charles Henry Butler
Howard Carrow
Fred T. Chandler
Ubtlton
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Charles Codding
Gilbert Ol Jing
Joseph W. Cungden
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Dudge
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Capt Frankvana
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Gniehni
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Hanuck
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Thomas Holmes
Valiam M. Johnsen
Alor Jahnaten
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George L. Reverd
Kstab
Wiliam Baker
J. FH
Robbing
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Ared
Skinner
James Smith, Jr
Scheer
Senator Sutherland
Swayze
P. Tham
Judge Trenchard
Benjamic Vail
Judice Vandeventer
George van ‘Usen
Foster M. Vo
Wickersham Not to Resign From Taft Cabinet
Attorney General Wickersham denied rumors of an imminent departure from President Taft's administration. He stated he plans to remain in office until March 1 next and would consider his future only then, while noting that acceptance of any invitation to stay beyond four years would be determined by future circumstances.
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Wickersham
Tart Te
Mr. Wickersham
Woman to Die in Electric Chair in Virginia Case
Virginia Christian, a young colored woman, was found guilty of first degree murder in Hampton circuit court for the March 1 killing of Mrs Ida Helote. The jury fixed death in the electric chair, marking likely the first female execution in the state since electric chair adoption.
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Newport News
Virginia Christian
Hampton
Ida Virginia
Helote
Street urges study clubs to read Modern Journalism
Arthur I. Street of the American Institute of Current History urged the creation of study clubs to analyze news. He told a YMCA audience that daily newspaper readers are better educated and better prepared to discuss events, noting a father should cultivate daily reading in children to spark conversation.
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Arthur I. Street
American Institute of Current History
Street
Ambassador's auto catches fire in Rock Creek Park
Austro Hungarian ambassador Baron Hengelmuller and two companions escaped a car fire on Military road in Rock Creek Park. The electric automobile was damaged but the party managed to extinguish the blaze and continued to the city in another car.
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Military Road
Rock Creek Park
Three Missing Persons Sought In Baltimore Area
Police searched for Joan P. Muir aged 65, Louis J. Babonnoe aged, and Leslie Clarkson Hines aged 19, all with last sightings in Baltimore or Langdon. Muir left with daughter in Rock Creek Park and hasn’t been seen since. Babonnoe’s disappearance dates to March 5 with no known cause. Hines vanished April 1 after resigning from Southern Railway. Ella Pfaff, 65, of Baltimore was found here after a long family search and will return home. The elderly woman who disappeared after caring for her late son remains unsettled by the loss.
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Ontario Road
Louis J.‘ Batonnoe
Langdon
Lesie Clarkson Hines
Seventh Street
Muir
R. H. Daisiessn
Rock Creek Park
Babonnoe
Twenty-fourth Street
Channing Street
Langaon
Young Hines
Southern Railway
5. W. Hines
Ella Pfaff
Baltimore
Maury, Slater
Second Street
Reach to face trial pair together in London
Frederick C. Beach a New York broker and society man charged with slashing his wife and his wife remain in London while Beach plans return to meet the charges. A warrant had been issued in Aiken South Carolina. Beach left for Paris after a brief London stay and an interview with the American ambassador.
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London
Paria
Raid
Negro
New York
Frederick C. Beach
Beach
James B. Taller
West Fortyseventh Street
Johnston Livingston
Hewletts
Long Island
Paris
Scotland
Iselin Opposes Requisition Papers for Beach Arrest
In Augusta and Aiken Georgia area news, C Oliver Iselin opposes drawing requisition papers to arrest and extradite Frederick O Beach. Iselin, a friend of Beach, urges Beach’s return to America while Gov Blease signals readiness to pursue extradition if guilt is proven, with defense attorney Henderson retained in the cases linked to the earlier Tillman murder matter.
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Augusta
Frederick 0
Aiken
C. Oliver Isella
Isella
Ils
Heach
America
South Carolina
New York
Henderson
Tillman
Mr. Beach
Alken Court
Blease
Coming Here to Hunt Vice
Members of the World's Purity Federation commission will visit Washington on April 26 to investigate conditions and urge passage of the Kenyon Injunction and abatement bill. Delegates include Harry E. Moore Seattle T A Moore J G Sherer Toronto E A Rell Chicago J F Chase J B Hammond Des Moines and B F Readwell LaCrosse Wis. The commission began its tour in Toronto yesterday.
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Trafic
Washington
Harry E. Moore
Seattle
T. A Moore
J. G. Sherer
Toronto
E. A. Rell
Chicago
J. F. Chase
J. B Hammond
Des Moines
B. Freadwell
LaCrosse
Wis
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