Not for Roosevelt: Longworth Says Third Term Off Limits
Ohio Congressman Nicholas Longworth declares President Roosevelt will not seek a third term and cannot be swayed by any movement. He notes Secretary Taft as the likely favorite, but cautions the President could veto or alter any nomination plan. The interview reflects the era’s cautious forethought on Republican succession and the ins insurgent currents in Ohio politics.
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Indiana
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Longworth
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Cincinnati
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Repub- Mean Teket
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Dayton convention Eyes divided Ohio delegation
The Dayton convention endorsed Senators Foraker and Dick less cordially than the President. If Taft does not become Chief Justice or a Supreme Court justice within fifteen months, Ohio likely sends a split delegation. Some favor Foraker, others back Taft. Longworth hints nominees must not be reactionary, inviting speculation on who fits that tag.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Ohio
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Attacks Army Officers Before Clergy Gathering
Col Noel Gaines a former US Army and Kentucky militia officer sharply attacked army canteen advocates during a speech to churchmen in Atlantica City New Jersey. He blamed desertions on officer arrogance and lack of fellowship with privates and claimed officers ignore federal rules by selling liquor in officers clubs.
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Kentucky
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Bailey Accused Again in Bailey Investigation at Austin
Austin report on January charges against United States Senator Joseph W Bailey allege he represented private interests before the Interior Department and received fees or gifts for services. The inquiry, largely secret, will proceed in Austin with Bailey staying to testify after evidence is gathered and hearings commence.
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Indian Territory
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Higgins Holds Out As Night Approaches In Olean
Olean New York July 24 Higgins continues to hold out at his home and has kept himself by taking nourishment. His heart and temperature show improvement compared with yesterday, according to reports from the scene. The day’s bulletin notes he remains stable and hopeful as efforts continue. The day’s news also covers the Boskman sale at Sloan Galleries opening at 10 o'clock with No 401 on the catalog. The final session starts at 3 pm, featuring prized items such as a Sheraton sideboard and rare books among others with rooms well furnished for attendees.
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George Stephenson
Sie
Five thaw jurors Nesbit ignores his sister at Thaw trial
New York reports jurors for Harry K Thaw murder case. Three more were added amid progress toward starting evidence. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sits with May Mackenzie and Mrs Carnegie as family tensions surface. Countess Thaw absent due to cold. Josian Thaw present.
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New York
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Talesman
Bem
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West End Avenue
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Jerome
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Thaw
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Edward Pekarz
Sing Sing
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Justice Fitzgerald
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Countess of
Yarmouth
Peabody
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
May McKenzie
George Lauder Carnegie
Miss McKenzie
Evelyn
George Lander Carnegie
Edward
Jouan Thaw
May Mackenzie
Carnegie
MacKenzie
Germans Vote Today in Balked Campaign for Reichstag
Berlin reports indicate a tense final day as voters prepare to cast ballots with the Social Democrats challenging across the capital. The Catholic Center party and Von Buelow government face pressure over colonial policy, church relations, and potential shifts toward Liberal and Radical blocs.
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Ama Ln Unlon
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Girl Rides Enraged Bull in Desperate Stunt
Miss Maude Derree rode an enraged bull on the prairie west of Midlands, Dakota, until the beast exhausted and died. She stood her ground amid a vicious attack, suffered injuries but escaped unharmed, having tamed the animal with a long, perilous ride.
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Dak
Maude Derree
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Washington man held on forgery charge in Buffalo
George J. Lindner a 38 year old former U S government interpreter attached to the Immigration Bureau in Washington was arrested in Buffalo on forgery charges. He allegedly forged a friend of his wife to checks and obtained funds while gambling. Lindner rich multilingual background and travels indicated by authorities as they pursue return to Washington for trial.
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South Carolina
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Templeton
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Shonts Defends Panama Canal Work At Kansas City Dinner
Fenner chairman Theodora F. Shonts rejects resignation amid friction, detailing progress on the Isthmian Canal project. He cites 52 steam shovels, 20,000 workers, and plans to finish in eight years, while noting broader transit goals and extensive preparatory work undertaken from a distant base.
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Alond
New York
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Doctor Held For Indecent Conduct On Street Cars
Dr Lazare Wiaschnewetzski a Russian graduate of Heidelberg was committed to Bellevue Hospital by Magistrate Baker after complaints from Brooklyn women of indecent conduct on city street cars. An assistant district attorney deemed him insane. Wischnewetzski admitted riding street cars and claiming women often behaved indecently. Lawyer Dinnean said he had previously seen the doctor on a street car and that he had annoyed several women.
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New York
Lazare Wiachnewetzski
Brooklyn
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Heidelberg
Murphy
Railroads Obtain injunction against Minnesota rate cut
In St Paul Judge Lochren granted a temporary injunction preventing the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission from enforcing its December 24 order reducing freight rates. Ten railroads operating in Minnesota allege the measure is confiscatory in nature.
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Indicted ex-employee Andrews captured in Washington
John W. Andrews, longtime Atlantic City official and alleged embezzler, was arrested in Washington after a police trace. He faced about 10 indictments as graft probes in Atlantic City expand, with authorities expecting further sensational arrests early in the week.
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Atlantic City
Andrews
Louis Kuehnle
Reckless agitators mislead as chancellor lauds trusts
Chancellor James R Day of Syracuse University told the Brooklyn Manufacturers’ Association that trusts and capitalists deserve praise for prosperity. He warned that anti-corporation agitation will harm industry and workers, urging mass investment and lawful wealth use while opposing laborunion political power.
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New York
James R Day
Manufacturers’ Association
Brooklyn
Day Sai
Two Drown As Ice Breaks In Delaware and Raritan Canal
At Trenton New Jersey on January 24 George Johnson and George Lovett died when ice broke in the Delaware and Raritan Canal. Edward Halsey and Fred Johnson escaped after falling in as about ten people broke through the ice due to a factory exhaust pipe softening the surface.
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George Johnson
George Lovett
Delaware and Raritan Canal
Edward Halsey
Fred Johnson
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