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   Wellsville Allegany County Reporter (Newspaper) - May 3, 1912, Wellsville, New York                                Per MEN WILL STAND NEW 1 MAY JOHN of For National Memorial For Titanic Mon DEAD WILL REACH to Vote for ACT AS tha Tima tha Aftar Hearing Fmm Colonel Decided to Act M and It la Thay Will Catt Their tha at Cbl May 2Tho THt choson In aro to the Bay that they vote for Taft In the the real wHl of the people in the preferential voto was bo 1 the a great when Iho colonel gota after na ho ne in oase they did not bend to bnd that of action take In matter will be entirely on own In Not Act They are not going to at by for at a Later when heard of the demand thai they support they tore and each will po It on lila own was giren by nny of them tho laat night to not thoy were to to tli but it wan by one nf tho committee that In all the would not they Jointly arrived at iore getting from that the from their put out a laat In which of the following our 1 decided to call a of the dole to discUBa the had not then heani about Colonel the at The who 1 be Feen the of the colonel's Vote For the knowb dKO on the of each delegate that he elected fairly End over It was the opinion that they er and vote for Conse Joint statement t t this ff feet waa by each pn In tho day and cure fully tho position ho forcefully taken by was again over the ibey h-d to take no 1)UI 1 their and leave cai h in dividual tree to for bin and to act from dribbled In during the dav nnd arc complete with the exception of ibe vote In three small that Taft led I by while led Wilson by in the vote of Che pooide for their for the Republican and nominations for voto for Taft whs Roosevelt 83,14'l; fur for 14,470. s to Roosevelt chosen by about 8,:'00 plurality Taft BATTLE EXPECTED League Bodies Tomorrow aod Federals on j Must Either Fight or LIBERALS MOVING ON 11  of the White Star Line Are to Cut Trouble Over tbe Body of Stanley H. Fox of Hit Hav ing Had the Ready to Ship Away When the Wife Stopped With and Tl Them to and Short In Rebel Lut 1 his and told them In Honton bis answer final he meant It Then the wires All of On May 2 hope nf a In tho of to the national swept tho convention in the Sixth w .as and tvo with instructions tfi for bist ami All the IS the Caute He Hat Wen a Victory In Mav 2.President declini to maKe n formal state mont upon the maries The it Is regarda the result aB a due not to bla own vigorous but also to the of bla feels br and the | canse hr bave won a sub | I ecai se a 1,'reator popular vote than that the state will oe even ly between that result will in bis faver In the in ota t large Brats WilRon In Oa 2 dorwood of leader in national over Wilson 1,> a and will be by a at the MAN L. Taket Life by the Gat May 12 horco mid of the handicap was found dead In bis upon hU lied tint had the Kai from a let which a rubber tbo end to his moiun hy means of a thia the lower his of and It was Bald thai private bad him to take bis life He been iated with horse at one bad been thr the Toronto GLORY TORN IN Do to Sss That Delegates Heed HIa Oyster N. May 2Colonel Roosevelt had hoard last hla Massachusetts larRe In open rebellion Mb bull of and were that they'd are you going to do about he that 1 every word that 1 said and shall do possible to sec my colonel Roosevelt ' of un lal ree of Lli i Jaw and a off tbo to the last no matter how many inore might seek to be to the other directions wires between Boston and at Socialist In New York on the May 2.Tb" Stars and Stripes were torn atul foot and a nsl waved a fierce at a day of the party and unions In parK That a did not ensue was prob of l ersons on the of the crowd 1id not know what iho trouble N Mny 2Tbo nf the Titanic disaster land ed by boon nil e but the had ho well tbat had been to their d' h is that It will ' to as mans I that bv he of will otic ji of must bo deliv nf state of or n ii on for tomorrow aft at c' 1;  is I I iie 1 dead will al wt Imt in will tie of the fori A te of the s to t and iere this would tie of i; uli | hrt have In some is that weil I ip 0\er II of KiLtes that lir a sales II n the brt OI s wired an to the in s from this to uas put the i; for s I lia a s s irr In of ihe ame ui i be tio 1\ of lev that she on of Mrs ol at le lier was of aid tbe Star ot the of Mrs the r ill law the 1(1 l-f li was mi tbe train Nit - ij and two the train b ft frolli in- i ' ai 'm not m I and be jt This t. said ' I ni I II w li 1 d I eii r ell at tbe t lo ies l not d Ir tie r t the he di Inn I 1. Olli 1 1 In w as ae out Halifax as n i i prr w I ' nain at luo raided a to had 1> of i told those stie i to ibc ii tiie she was a of nian s'n ' m t fact h I lu ( o 't When I vv 11 c.v e M I s 1 r hi oTe i lU 1,1 nal r ei fel ( Its in 1,' e Imt it t ron cause the tint in Mav will be a or a of r or rebels this a ad within the next lew da s. within tbo next fow eri is w be a or a P I of rePels has been ordered to from 11 of complet the concen I ration of ill front of Iho of are now rebi 1 b. the Ihe H v. under and South af I the fi tiller nmo It that 1 iu be In ibe next f. w hours to the of the Ihe are now Short of Food and There is frote bii b to and food for men 1 ml horses bo South to the as Tills 1; an with the stock and nf horseM reported tor lack of is will force to wav to n to nil more reach nn cultural or base what can be learn are to and ill. and to Knr Ih to e the oilier ad the larue of atri ( to 1 all 11"" ' reached here States York bonis New 4lai New York I 0 o o 0 0 * - Schulti and and 0 r. 0 n n n I 1 0 7 8 2 2 0 II II 11 0 0 0 2 6  and Adams Morton H 001 Momon 4 0 1 0 0 U 0 2 1 8 H 1 und and At St H u o 0 n 0 1 0 n n 8121  I. 0 U 2 0 II 2 1 0 n 0 ft in G Me ami and W. 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La tbe Slate of Il a of Ia and hlm Ip a iTe He was born In Indiana bui went west at an early age and lor yeara has a Harro 4    7' 1    7    dea 1    M 11    1    1    J 1 be Hoard 01 i Hilo -i n. I 11 (I n w 111 ( prai 11. I ti o' -i ill I 1  e it V o. I I i i Il W 2  Cl il a to ' 1 nf 11 ' I. i ant to the ( lie W tlle to all Ihe c n of the at a about ' tbat It tn tbat tbe Tit ca' for ludo ani that both tho of the hue and the Prinz Inio evory of sink ini if thov iti with boats of to s nie from ibo oni tion for r a ul a wai - I 4; HOUSE CHILD SERIOUSLY IN Comes Into Port With IJ of Water In Her 1 T U 1' InsM Hue 1.111 hft 2 r irr Cm a at 011 i th S O l m I sped te il e on I h In hove mi own she bad 1'' of w in ber hold Th. re vere no on but ihe I nel h ba l mio Paus of V lo the IC \i I I h I L- 1  k ( 1 111. York 1 ' 1 i BUSHEL Titanic Prot ers Adjourn Till Triday Read i Mav ' Ir ' In the 1 bes bis i. i. s lei Wasli Ihe ol C T ' le Ci 1 I I Ii C' d I that jtn mV is nt nn ond ' ' 'T New York En ter Into I im Al IL 1 1 ( A n I 1.  i Is the tu Their on appear to bave done to tue colors ' The trouble started at tbo cud of a of men the 1  It i 01 gathered In Square 1 1'. I ' ' Moors Mav 2.Tbe which was to go to a few to tho grow 1 UK of which was to tbe Mav 1 e a C of to m the The strain be had nival of the a ' n all' his is SUI b that no is admitted to s R. i. 1 1 ht ' 11^" I 11. I tie 1".-Ti'.vx .i^t-tfiifil 1 I BLOWN TO 0,fficer Killed in 2 11. ad nf the the state troops May 2,l.ioiuenaul 1 here were no loiMi al on and nn ' O Ryan In a with pistols at 1 10 Roo and re- in Ibi todav umler a of ATTENDS Ca Ri ' t 1." nicMi ( Hill I toi ior s hl pei n - t F 1- o ri rivuoi ( o ni ' I I ' 1 w a re V i Mr the of- Uio  

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