Platt Threatened Roosevelt in Early Platform Debates
A detailed report outlines the fringe of the platform talks with figures like Gallager Quigg Lynch and Noyes. Delegates discussed suffrage protests mob violence in the south Boer sympathy and other political issues as they drafted key plank language into the platform for presentation to the full committee.
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North Dakota
Gallager
New Hampshire
Quigg
Lynch
Mississippi
Noyes
Maryland
Madsden
Milneis
Howell
California
Walter
Senmiter Fairbanks
Qugg
Nie
Ofice
Mmarbhe
Laverio
Dolliver Backed by Western States for President
In a formal circle at the Stratford Lot morning session the Nobro eha delegation agreed to support Dolliver for president aligning with Lowi Miscouet and Minnesota. Maine delegation met at Walton and backed Secretary Long for convention.
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Philadephia
Lote Ftratford
Lowi
Miscouet
Minnesota
Dolliver
Maine
Walton
Long
Cleveland For President Editorial Backing Hoover
A June 20 New York dispatch declares Cleveland supports Hoover as "the way for President of the United States" and praises his leadership, framing him as the preferred choice in the national race.
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New York
The
Hoovereveland
Relief Force Mobilizes for Pekin as China Crisis Deepens
London reports from Shanghai dated June 20 state Emperor flees to a place of safety while Allied forces, including Admiral Seymour, push toward Huai, with American troops arriving at Taku. The situation remains very serious as British and French forces report casualties and escalation continues.
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London
Taku
Ruselin Meutenant
British and Russian reports on Pekin siege and relief efforts
Amid conflicting despatches from Shanghai and Hong Kong, Admiral Seymour with international forces is reported to have reached Pekin, while Russian gunboats suffer damage and casualties at Taku. Separate items note court actions, a Band concert, and updates on troops heading to China and Manila.
Protests in Paris Over U S War stance and China
The Wigaro protests in Paris claim the United States is not at war with China and urge join with European powers. They argue U S interests require engagement with the European alliance and advocate policy alignment with international priorities.
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Paris
Wigaro
United States
China
News From Abroad Conflicting Reports on Chinese Situation
Washington reports no fresh word from Minister Conger as Navy officials confer with the President. Officials doubt Shanghai saled transports and note dispatches about ships to Manila but find them unreliable. The Sherman, Thomas, and other ships are described with varied troop details and travel routes.
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Washington
Department of State
Conger
Haydink Aasmanie
Navy
Tackett
Chin
Pekin
Contany
Shanghai
Thomas
Nagaanki
Taki
San Francisco
Shin Hal
Hospital Cove Uel
San Trancisco
Tak
Contracts Awarded for 75 Columbia Houses in Barberton
Barberton dispatch reports the Columbia Chemical Co awarded contracts for 75 houses to three firms Myers Brow, Lange, and Wateru Voree, with completion due by September. An office will open at the works site costing 8000000. Billy Coleman’s wife interfered with a match. he did not testify.
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Barberton
Columbia
Iine
TS Houses
Myers Brow
Astihind
Mery ' Lange
Wheater
Dod Wataru & Voree
Tutu
Colvin
Jenkins and son injured in freight incident near Batavia
James Jenkins and his son from Goshon were shoved down a steep embankment by a passing freight train near Batavia while attending court. Jenkins sustained injuries and is reported to be fatally injured. Details appear to be from Eastern Telegraph sources and a Philadelphia convention report.
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James Jenkins
Goshon
Hale
B&o. T
Jenkins
Daughters of Liberty Council Elects Officers at Memorial Hall
The state council of the Daughters of Liberty met at Memorial Hall in Zanesville on Tuesday with about one hundred delegates. Officers for the coming year were elected including state councilor Florence M. Sellers, first vice councilor Lully A. Butler, second vice councilor Hattie Pratt, recording secretary Mary Ripger, treasurer John Boeht, and a few others listed for Canton and Miamisburg. next annual meeting set for Canton.
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Zanesville
State Council of the Daughters of Liberty
Mlorence M. Sellers
East Livepool
Wasoolate
Mins
Lully A. Butler
Cleveland
State View
Mies HiMie Pratt
Youngstown
Mire
M . Ripger
Canton
Mia
John FL. Boeht
Caniel Bulton
Miamisburg
Cation
Ohio Republican Split Over Cox Election Sparks Outcry
Ohio political figure Supt. P A Baker condemns the delegation’s choice of George B. Cox of Cincinnati as a National Committee member. Baker labels Cox a disgrace to the party and an insult to Ohio, arguing his election will harm Republican support and the state’s moral standing. He urges the party to reject Cox to preserve its integrity and image.
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Cox
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nutfonnt Republican Committee
Baker
Ant-Xaloon League
George Cox
Republican Party
Oslo
Laaittou
State
Christian
Personal and Social in Akron Scene
Roy A J Spunton from Ravenna visits the city. Notables and travelers include Geo Watt of Steubenville, Ed Die Merrill of Chicago, Miss Margaret Rimley of Cleveland, and S Emerson Findley from Harvard. Local social events feature picnics, banquets, and upcoming weddings amid frequent visits and health travels.
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Roy, A. J. Spunton of
Ravenna
Geo. Watt
Steubenville
Akron
Phavres
Nenney
Toledo
Ed. Die Merrill
Chicago
Alvon
Margaret Rtmley
Cleveland
Emerson Findley
M Yoar
Harvard College
Cleveland Tool & Supply workers honored by president and wife
Med ina County notes report a Monday evening entertain ment for Cleveland Tool and Supply employees by President Frank C White and his wife of 416 Gladings. Akron Cleveland Loader and others are named in the event context. Births list several newly born infants with parental names and addresses.
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G. A BR
Ted Son
Chrkers
Medina County
Cleveland Tool& Supply Company
Frank C. White
Gladings
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