Intervention in Panama Likely Presidency Warns Fair Election
Roosevelt prepared to use force to ensure fair elections in Panama. Taft and the president demand lawful, nonviolent conduct and urge fair voter registration to prevent fraud and potential US intervention if necessary.
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Roosevelt
Isthmian Republic
Taft
Panama
United States
Amador
Colo
Republic
Republic of Panama
Senor Arias
Senor Obaldia
Mr. Taft
Hoosevelt
Texas Delegates Seated After Contested Convention Rulings
The hearing resolved contests in multiple Texas districts with the Lyon faction declared winners and seated. Delegates at large and district delegates under contest were seated, while some district contests will be reexamined in the morning. The victory favors the regulars over the reorganized Republicans in Texas.
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Texas
Lyon
Taft
Virginia
Wade H. Filin
Hin
Pennsylvania
Knox
H. Stevenson
Ohio
Foraker
Resolutions Committee
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
James W. van Cleave
St Louis
Chicago
W B. MecKinney
Cannon
National Committee
Republican Party
Congress
Frey W. Upham
Illnois
O. Lowden
Elmer Dever
G. H. Baker
Mankatow
Minn
Baker
William J. Allison
Laws
John C. Fremont
General Baker
McKinley
Hanna Garrey
D. W. Garrey
Alcorn Mise
Carrey
Benator Lodge
Hale
Brownlow
Tennessee
Senator Lodge
Detr
Sible
Ceeil A. Lyon
Panama electoral inquiry clashed with Amador cabinet moves
President Amador replaced several governors seen as Chadlia supporters and shifted electoral power. A Panamanian commission of electoral inquiry was agreed with US involvement through appointees. Colon’s presidential vote was reduced by eleven while Los Antros gained five seats, signaling pro Arias gains.
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Taft
Amador
Goethals and
Blackburn
Commission
Rogers
Panama
Commission of Electoral Inquiry
United States
Chadlia
Arius
Blacksburn
Colon
Obadia
Los Antros
Arias
Kaw flood recedes as Missouri outlets ease strain
Kansas City dispatch reports the Kaw River flood subsiding after relief from Missouri’s free outlet. Missouri River levels hold at 28.6 ft then fall. Topeka and western areas near banks. Two drownings linked to the flood: James Fradora and James Brown. Rail traffic largely restored. evacuees begin returning home.
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Morning Journal
Kansas City
Missouri
St. Joseph
Kaw
Topeka
Armourdale
Kansas
James Fradora
Kas
Kansas Avenue
James Brown
19Th Street
Evans urges bigger navy as war unlikely
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans, returning from Lake Mohonk, says criticism of the American navy is unfounded yet calls for expansion. He argues for at least twenty four battleships, 25 000 tons or more, to deter conflict and keep the United States safe.
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Morning Journal
New York
Robly D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
Russia
Japan
Enid
Enen
Levee Break Floods Douglas Island in Louisiana
A levee around Douglas Island near Shrieveport broke, flooding the island to fourteen feet. Several houses a large warehouse and a skating rink with about 100 tenants, mostly Black, are swept away or submerged. Mrs Bowen of Wayne, WV credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy with curing a kidney disease, praising its effectiveness.
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Shrieveport
Douglas Island
L. Bowen
Wayne, W. VI
Foley
J. H
German car in New York to Paris race damaged in Harbin
Dispatch from Tehita Siberia reports the leading German car reached Harbin on June 4 in poor condition after three wrecks during the New York to Paris race.
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Paris
Tehita
Transbaikan
Siberia
New York
Harbin
Hammond loyalty pledged by Utah delegation for VP bid
June 11 report from Salt Lake City says John Hammond will win Utah delegation backing for the Republican national convention VP nomination. Chairman Sutherland issued the statement and telegram to Hammond confirming the support decision.
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Utied
Hamond
Salt Lake City
John Siays Hammond
Utah
Sutherland i
Hammond
Ten thousand high pardon plea sought in murder case
A 25 member committee led by Francis Hinckley travels to Springfield to urge Gov Dineen to halt the execution of Hermann Billik set for tomorrow for the murder of Mary Vaneral. They carry a petition with over ten thousand signatures asking for a pardon or reprieve to win a new trial. Judge Landis to consider a stay at 11 o'clock tomorrow, pending appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Memorial service of the B of R T is set for June 14 at 11 am at the Episco pal church corner Fourth street and West Silver avenue.
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Chicago
Francis Hinckley
Hermann Billik
Mary Vaneral
Springfield
Dineen
Killik
K. M. Landis
United States Supreme Court
Landis
Springtie MW
Biik
B. of R. T
Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
West Silver Avenue
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J. H. O'Reilly & Co
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Denver
Colorado Springs
T. & Purdy
Rosedale Ranch
Lockhart’s
Misses Moorman
Bartlett
Anderson and Schick
West Central Telephone No
Bian Rover
Bian River
the Jaffa Grocery Co
JUST
Matthew Dairy
North Third
P. A. Smith
Montezuma Trust Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
The
Wagner Hardware Co
Alaska
Empire Garden Hose
Queensware House
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
W. J. Johnson
William Mccintosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
O. E. Cromwell
A. J. Pa’odersson
Sliver Avenue
Albaquerque
New Mestes
Williams Drug Company
West Central Avenue
Occidental Life Insurance CO
New Mexiico
Arizona
Legal Reserve
Tor East
Home Office
N. M
HM. O'Rielly
Wnolds, Pree
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Hall
Dono OK
Umber
Rio Grande Lumber Co Phone & Corner
Marquette
First National Bank
United States Depository
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A. T. & S.F. Railroad CO
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