Republicans Clash Over Compromise Amid National Probe
Amid fierce debate, Republicans condemn the compromise resolution while insurgents demand broader inquiry into currency and railroad issues. Henry and Bryan supporters back the deal as leaders push investigations into financial powers and Sherman Act violations. A separate Sneed murder trial ends with jury deliberation in Fort Worth Texas.
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T R MAY LEAD BOLT UNDERWOOD IN 700 House Leader Announces His Presidential Candidacy
Senator Underwood announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for president with Bankhead managing the campaign and headquarters opened in the Woodward building. The piece notes Clark, Wilson, Marmon, and other Democratic and Republican centers, plus plans for a large birthday party for Speaker Clark and tensions over South Carolina’s delegation stance.
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Oscar W Underwood
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War Department Clerical Force May Be Cut 1912
General Wood urged a large clerical reduction across the War Department arguing excess paper work hinders efficiency and war readiness. He proposed a 19 percent cut now and 4 percent the following year, a plan the subcommittee weighed amid broader departmental reform talks.
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Imaflier
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Imas Miu
Washington
Gon Wasa
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Ulgmal Pas
Adjutant General
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Adjtant Generals Office
Ainaworth
Das
Roosevelt and Taft clash over Chicago convention recall plank
Washington and New York Republicans report Col Theodore Roosevelt speaking of an open voice for the party and a people backed candidate if Taft fails to gain a Chicago nomination. Roosevelt’s supporters warn of a possible independent run if progressives are ignored and recall provisions are dropped.
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Washington Post
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Parks
Col Trevelt
Roosevelt
Hay
Columbus
Taft
Ant le
Witts
Ih Vin
Col Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt Ahall
Local option debate and Democratic slate politics mix in New Jersey and beyond
Thomas B Shannon sues local option stance in New Jersey while Gov Wilson denies attitude. The national Democratic scene centers on Kern for president and James A. Gorman for vice president. Bryan aides signal support yet avoid clear backing for Underwood or Harmon, with Wilson shown as favored but not openly aligned.
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Antisatoon League
New Jersey
Wilson
Tam
College
Mens Democratic League
S% Southern
Thomas Jameson
Nebraska
Harvey TD Jacos
Tennessee
John B. ‘Ken
Indiana
Personi Ag
Wiliam J Bryan
Kern
Ohio
Gay Wilson
Taft Wins in Alabama Delegation Split Feared at Convention
In Alabama Roosevelts strength faces limits as Taft leads in delegates. County gatherings stir tensions with storms at Libdey and Franklin, Jolmagn’s Fall faction chairing, and 100 Roosevelt instructed delegates in Dallas county.
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Taft
Yatama
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Libdey
Jolmagn
Fachon
AU Russells
Ile Yranklin County
Pallas County
Thompson
Rousevelt
Chicago Banks Report Record National Deposits
Chicago national banks end February with about 1.009 million in deposits. City totals rise to 481 million, a 45 million increase from December and the strongest year end figures on record. Officials expect further gains when the next report hits Monday.
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Chicago
Felo
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Betty National
Strate Today
State's Attorney Clears Railroad After Wreck
The State’s Attorney ruled the New York New Haven and Stratford Railroad was not to blame for the Federal Express crash. An expert panel found the engineer asleep or unconscious, unable to slow the train at the Burr Road crossing where it derailed, with no prosecution of the railroad company warranted.
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Federal Express
Washington
Bridgeport
New York New Haven
Startford
Judy HW
Jo Ker
Judson
Burr Road
Vaccine for Scarlet Fever Milestone Reported by Boston Doctor
Announcement from The Washington Post and New York Journal details a scarlet fever vaccine tested by Dr W H Watters of a Boston hospital. The test involved nurses in the scarlet fever ward. those vaccinated remained healthy while unvaccinated nurses contracted the disease.
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Stetfal
Washington
New York
Gerlisehleyaky
St Petersbure
Boston
Preacher Grows Rich From Mushroom Venture
Kansas City Feb 4. A minister Dr A T Osborn has cultivated a mushroom bed in an abandoned street railway tunnel. He earns about 314 dollars daily from selling 9 to 100 pounds of mushrooms at 65 cents per pound. The 5000 square foot tunnel supplies all his needs and funds his preaching theory.
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Kansas City
A T Osturn
Osborn
Minster
Explosion rocks Morgan home area near Madison Ave
A gas explosion occurred in a manhole near 231 Madison Avenue opposite J P Morgan Jr’s home. The blast tore the manhole cover from its fastenings, tossed it about 80 feet, and crashed into the Tron area near the Jenkins residence. Only Morgan staff appeared disturbed as investigators attribute the blast to gas buildup ignited by a short circuit.
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New York
J P Morgan Jr
Madison Avenue
Ciison Electric Light Company
Tron
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Morgan
Sparke
Hog Case Ends in Hazard Circuit Court
After years of litigation over ownership of hogs once claimed by Amig Tombs, the Hazard circuit court issued a final decision ending the case. Costs totaling 2500 dollars are mooted against each side with attorneys fees still to be determined. The hog dispute involved parties Ratken, Auwasta, and Port a nig.
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Ple
Farcous Amig- Tombs
Troops to Cross Border as Juarez Crisis Grows
US forces mobilize with cavalry infantry and artillery, aiming to cross the border if needed to protect El Paso and Dona Ana and to counter a looming rebel assault on Juarez. Reports detail deployments from San Antonio and preparations near the Rio Grande as tensions surge along the Texas frontier.
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Abraham Gonzales
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Llorente
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Angolo Rojas
Grando Fiinandex
Juarez
Pope Urges Catholic University Growth and Religious Orders
New York February 24 Cardinal Glybous translates a papal circular urging American bishops and religious orders to establish colleges or houses of study in the United States and its possessions. The pope says the Vatican backs the university’s development and calls for expanded nun education and social courses. The letter appeals for clerical and lay aid and praises Cardinal Gibbons and the hierarchy for progress.
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Call for State Convention in New Haven and Ohio trip tip
The official call for the Republican state convention to meet in Ohio City on April 16 and 17 to elect the state delegation to the Chicago convention was issued today. If you are a late sleeper and must go to New York at night, take the Baltimore and Ohio sleeping car at Union Station at 10 pm, allowing sleep until 3 o'clock next morning.
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Morelos
New Haven
Ohia City
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Station
Yale Banquet Voices Taft Reform Talk At Yale Dinner
The Yale banquet featured President Taft praising studies over athletics and praising his son’s avoidance of hard conditions he faced in youth. Dean Frederick Jones and Yale leaders endorsed reform of the undergraduate department and urged expanding scholarship and usefulness. The speech contrasted Yale’s present system with the past and quoted Harvard’s president on elevating scholarship to national service.
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Heflin
Alabama
Cottelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Republican Campaign Committee
Ruje
Taft
Tie Bannoc
Tecociaton
Warner
Raleigh
le Deviarey
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Fredeiek Jones
Yale
Col Yeer
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Howland
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