The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-06-14

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Roosevelt and Wilson in New Jersey.
Colonel Roosevelt says his purpose
In becoming a candidate is to save
the republican party.
Joe Dawson was winner of the auto
mobile race at Indianapolis.
The Nebraska supreme court up
held the chicken stealing law.
Manager Mckinley says the Roose-
welt method Is n OF stand and de-
liver.
A band Of Cuban insurgents captur-
ed and sacked the town Of Ell Coney
del Sitio.
Study and prevention Of tubercu-
losis was discussed at q Washington
meeting.
A window washer at Chicago was
floor OF a sky-scraper.
Serious disturbances have broken
out in the southern district OF the
province of Shan st. China.
President Gomez Of Cuba has been
assured that the United States does
not contemplate Intervention.
Governor Aldrich OF Nebraska, n
OF the seven governors who started
the Roosevelt boom, is feeling pleased
over the result.
The senate rejected by IL to 60 the
Cummins substitute to the house
iron and steel bill, which would have
provided for free ores.
Mrs. David Beach completed q jour-
ney on foot from New York to Chi.
cago and gave TO Mayor Harrison q
message which she received from
Mayor Gaynor.
At Kinston, Ont, details were re-
ceived Of an accident caused by the
premature explosion OF powder in a
rocky cut of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road at Stones Corners.
The petition for a communication OF
Mrs. Lena Cusumano and Enrico Mas
cioli, under sentence to die next week
for the murder OF Frank Susumano,
was laid before the Massachusetts
executive council.
The repeal Of the Canadian reel
procity act will be offered as an
amendment to each tariff revision bill
brought up in the senate, according to
q plan announced by Senator Gronna
Of North Dakota.
Warren G. Harding, former lieuten-
ant governor of Ohio, after a talk
with President Taft and his secretary,
c. D. Hilles, declared hat Mr.. Taft's
friends would be in majority in the
state convention.
John H. Curran, former state immi-
grafton commissioner and candidate
in Missouri for the democratic nomi-
nation for railroad and warehouse
commissioner, issued a statement to
the press announcing his withdrawal.
Seventy-two widows, sixty-two OF
whom lost their husbands in the tt
tanic disaster. have already received
or will receive nearly one-half Of the
$780, 900 fund raised by the Red Cross
emergency relief committee, accord.
Ing to the chairman's preliminary re-
port.
Miss Margaret Cravens Of Madison,
Ind, committed suicide in her apart
ment at 20. Rue Du Colisee. Paris.
She shot herself through the heart
with a revolver, death being instan-
taneous. Miss Cravens left a letter
asking that her body be cremated.
At Kansas City, NO., Carl r. Nc
Clelland, 20, o Of r. e. McClelland,
. wealthy merchant, Of Springfield.
ILL.,, was arrested and confessed to
forging his fathers name to checks
a~ggregating $500. Young McClelland
cashed a check for 500 at the Balti-
more hotel.
The senate has passed the demo-
cratic house metal tariff bill, after
adding amendments which repeal the
Canadian reciprocity act and place a
duty Of 81 a ton on print paper. The
metal bill reduces the tariff on pig
iron. 1t now goes back to the house
for concurrence
There will be 2O4 contests for the
| eide in Chicago. There were PIG in
1908 and the number was expected to
be larger this year. One hundred and
se~venty-seven Of the contests were
filed by supporters Of Colonel Roose-
welt, while twenty-seven were for
Taft.
Governor Francis McGovern Of Wis.
consin, chairman of the Wisconsin
delegation to the republican national
convention, in a telegram answering
an appeal by William Barnes, jr., Of
New York refused the support Of Wis
consin for Senator Elihu Root as
temporary chairman Of the conven.
tion.
Former Senator Albert J. Beverage,
enroute to his home in Indiana from
South Dakota, where he has been
campaigning for Colonel Roosevelt.
rent the following telegram to Oyster
Bay: Colonel Roosevelt: Closed
South Dakota campaign at Mitchell
last night. South Dakota overwhelm-
ingly for you on state lineup"
A strong column sent out by Cen