Hearst Views on Nominees Depend on Faction Control
William Randolph Hearst, after a conference with independence league leaders, said Roosevelt could be a Republican nominee and Bryan a Democratic one, with nominations hinging on party faction control of conventions. He urged restoration of confidence, criticized Taft and Hughes on issues, and advocated an emergency currency bill while warning against rapid policy shifts. He emphasized re employment and private enterprise as priorities for restoring prosperity.
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Yale President Hadley Returns From Roosevelt Professorship
New York report says Yale University President Arthur Hadley, who held the Roosevelt professorship at the University of Berlin this winter, arrived on the Kaiser Wilhelm II with Mrs Hadley and their two sons. He praised the cordial reception and expressed general satisfaction with the experience.
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Carnegie Gift to Koch Sets Record Donation
Ambassador Tower reports Andrew Carnegie has pledged 100001 to finish funding Kochs research on consumption. The gift follows a Kiel summer conversation with Dr Wennlberg the Kaisers physician and marks Carnegies largest donation outside America and England. The Kaiser is informed officially and Koch gains a major funding milestone with links to Pasteur and Lister as civilizational leaders.
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Contests Split Alabama Republican Party Over Conventions
Birmingham hosts a State convention on April 29 as Julius W. Davidse leads the anti administration faction to form a full delegation for the Cottage convention. The Thompson administration faction schedules a convention for the following week. Both sides claim regular status and federal appointments recognize the Davidson faction. In Georgia, Rev Dr Frederick Reese confirms he has accepted a bishopric in the Diocese of Georgia.
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Taft Not Endorsed Amid Maryland Convention Debate
Maryland Republicans reject any presidential endorsement by the state central committee. The April 30 meeting will select at large delegates for the national convention in Chicago. The body cautions that declaring for a candidate would overstep its powers and mislead voters, urging support for Roosevelt policy, with Taft supporters unlikely to influence the party without proper convention decisions. The Sixth District set April 4 primaries to choose delegates to county and state conventions, with the Hagerstown conference to follow on April 16. Gist Blair and Joseph Wy Wolinger led the meeting.
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Washington County
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Women face kidney trouble as often as men and may suffer from back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, claims to restore health and vitality. Sends a free sample bottle offer by mail to readers who inquire.
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Useful Hints to House Keepers on Jap-a-lac Finishes
Practical guidance on applying Jap-a-lac to preserve varnish, revive weathered doors, coat screens, refresh porch furniture, color wicker, and protect water pipes, radiators and metal fixtures. Advises color choices like Brilliant Black, Mahogany, Red, Green, and Gold with emphasis on cost being nominal and suitability for floors and woodwork.
Big Four From Missouri Chosen For State Convention
Former St. Louis mayor Cyrus P. Walbridge was named temporary chairman and Homer B. Mann of Kansas City temporary secretary by the Republican State central committee for the upcoming state convention in St. Louis. Delegates at large to the Chicago national convention were to be chosen, while questions remained about the convention's authority after primaries reduced its former duties.
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Republican State Central Committee
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Kansas City
Chicago
Brownlow men for Taft selected as convention delegates
E Butler of Johnsons County and G Mac Henderson of Claiborne County were chosen as Taft supporters and delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago at Greeneville for the First Congressional district. Brownlow’s friends controlled the meeting and endorsed his bid for re election to Congress.
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Claiborne County
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The article extols The Washington Post as unparalleled, praising its illustrated magazine section, selective foreign news, timely illustrations, and overall superiority to other Sunday newspapers. It lauds readers’ familiarity and regard for the SunDay Post as the best visitor to any household.
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