Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-02

moving picture managers OF Dayton,
o., whose sole function will be the
distribution Of funds to charity, haa
been incorporated under the name of
the Gem City Charitable association.
Theodore Roosevelt, in speech at
Worcester. Mass, in replying to Pres
ldent Taft's attack upon him at
Springfield, Boston and other places
In that state. denounced the nations
executive in scathing terms.
The Missouri state Republican con-
vention elected delegates-at-large to
the Chicago convention. Taft leaders
dissatifed with the result held rump
meeting and named four delegates.
TIE Socialist administration OF Mil
waukee having failed to post the
books in the comptroller's Office since
January !, the new regime Will not be
able to know how the city stand 5 imam
ciai'y for q month.
Justification for his failure to PROSE
cute the Harvester trust during his
presidency is claimed by Colonel
Roosevelt in a statement in which he
says he was advised by his cabinet to
follow the suggestion of Commissioner
Of Corporations Smith, who asked that
40 prosecution be ordered until he
had completed an investigation desired
by the senate.
The Rhode Island state Republican
convention adopted resolutions in
structing the delegates to Chicago to
support President Taft's candidacy for
The nomination until released"
P-es!aea. Taft made Ills answer at
Springfield, Mass, to the criticisms
hat Col. Theodore Roosevelt has made
,f him and his administration. He de-
clared that Mr.. Roosevelt had not
given him square deal" and said he
had "missstated" and distorted" the
facts concerning Mr.. Taft's conduct
and actions in the White House.
An insanity commission to examine
Clarence V. T. Richeson, under SEN
.ence Of death at Boston for the MUIR
der OF Avis Linnell, will be asked Of
Iovernor Foss, according to a state
nent made by his counsel.
Forty seven passengers, all but one
citizens Of the United States, who ar
rived at Galveston, Tex. from Vera
Cruz, Mexico. on the steamer Texas.
tell OF alleged torture and assassina-
hon of Americans IN the republic All
The refugees left their lands, homes.
furniture and everything they pos
sessed. except enough money for pas
sage and the clothes on their backs.
Ten thousand coal miners In east.
ern Ohio have resumed work after
being idle since April 1. Miners at
Plum Run. Bradley and Piney Fork,
where rules permitting bumpers and
repairmen to work pending the out
come of scale conferences were al
legged to have been violated, will be
severely disciplined by the United
Mine Workers. 1t Is said.
The Ohio constitutional convention
1t Columbus defeated q proposal to
incorporate a provision for the recall
Of public officials in the constitution
by vote Of 81 to Is. It provided for
the recall Of all public officials, in
cluding the Judiciary, on majority
vote at the regular November cleo
tons.
Victory In the Republican presiden-
tial primaries in New Hampshire was
conceded to Taft by Roose-
velt leaders. Returns received at the
Roosevelt headquarters from 202 OF
the 290 cities and towns gave Taft
$50 delegates and Roosevelt 234, out
Of total Of S11 in the state conven-
ton,
At session of the Federation OF
Federations, an organization Of rail-
way craft formed at Kansas City, 1t
was decided to send a message to
President Taft asking federal inter-
vention In the strike Of the carmen on
the Hartman lines and the Illinois
Central railway.
Indictments charging assault with
intent to murder against q. H. Gard.
ner. Socialist editor: Harry McCask-
rim. Republican nominee for states
attorney, and Phil H. Wells. q justice
Of the peace. were returned In court
by the special grand jury that investi-
gated the recent riot in Rock Island.
III.