Breaks in Senate Balloting Endless Night of Disorder
On the thirty-seventh to forty-second ballots the senator pool shifted among Clark Wilson Underwood. Disorder grew as delegates demanded polls and police removed belligerents. By 12:48 a.m. the convention adjourned until noon Tuesday amid jeers and fatigue.
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Connecticut
Underwood
Clark
Florida
Wilson
Pinderwood
Senator O'Gorman
I Wilson
O'Gorman
Tennessee
Colon
Michigan
Brewer
Missssippi
Mississippi
Lewis
Wallace
Washington
Stone
Missouri
A. Mitchell Palmer
James
Bryan
Nebraska
A.M. Dockery
Maine
Wood
Harmon
Kern
Fos
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Taft Guests at Saengerbund Concert in Philadelphia
President Taft and Mrs Taft attended the Northeastern Saengerbund festival in Philadelphia as guests of honor. A 6000 strong chorus welcomed them with a German song and the Star Spangled Banner. Taft praised the society before departing for Washington.
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Philadelphia
Saengerbund
Taft
Broad Street
Washington
New York Delegation Faces Scrutiny at Democratic Convention
Tense sessions unfold as New York delegates defend their standing amid Bryan and Morgan influence claims. Stanchfield accuses critics of plotting, while votes shift through multiple ballots with Clark Wilson and Underwood contending for the nomination. Police quell clashes over banners as Bryan arrives amid turmoil.
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New York
Stanchfield
Stanchfeld
Tryan
Nebraska
Stancfield
Bryan
New ‘York
Morgan
Ryan
Belmont
Missouri
Clark
James
Johnson Refuses to Desert Clark in Ballot Battle
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports at Convention Hall Baltimore on July 1 that the Montana delegation moved from Clark to Wilson across ballots, with a steady seven to one split in favor of Wilson by ballot 31. W. J. Johnson of Anaconda stands as the lone Clark supporter, while Myers Baldwin shift between Clark and Wilson, prompting debate on Wilson’s remaining strength and Clark’s durability. Some see Wilson’s gains temporary. others doubt a final collapse is imminent.
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Clark
Wilson
Oklahoma
Wilegon
Pennsylvania
Wil ‘Clark
Underwood
Harmon
Kern
Bryan
Marshall
Indiana
Iowa
Reg
Standard
Baltimore
Montana
W. J. Johnson
Anaconda
Notice of regular review at Eagles hall tonight
Regular review of asutce mive No. 29 to be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Eagles hall Lewisohn building corner Granite and Hamilton streets. Mrs Alice B Locke Supreme Lieutenant Commander presiding.
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Asutce Mive
Eagles Hall
Lewisohn Building
Granite and
Hamilton Streets
Alice B. Locke
Angry youth drinks acid after family quarrel
Michael L Lowney, 22, of 813 High Ore terrace, drank carbolic acid in a Donavan saloon rear room after his parents chastised him. He burned his face while spitting out the liquid, was treated at the emergency hospital, and sent home. He had left his home after recent trouble with his father and earlier bought the bottle intending to die to hurt his parents.
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Michael L. Lowney
High Ore Terrace
Donavan
North Main Street
Ife
Lowney
Brophy Grocery Company
C. H. Horst
Yeas
Jury Unable to Agree in Costello Case at Montana Amusement
After five hours of deliberation the jury in Peter Costello versus Montana Amusement Securities failed to reach a verdict. Judge Lynch instructed the jurors to retire, noting Costello was injured December 31 while demolishing the old buildings for the site of the new American theater on West Park street. The case has run since Friday with testimony completed Saturday and arguments continuing into the following session.
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Peter Costello
Montana Amusement Securities Company
Telat
Castello
Alte
New American
West Park Street
Tes
Arizona Kicklet at Long Tree Mayor Passes Through
Cowboys gathered 40 strong as the regular coach neared the post office at noon. The crowd rushed the coach in pursuit of a rope it had bought for the occasion. Two passengers remained inside, a red-headed asthmatic man and a fat woman from Bald Knob bound east for a sideshow. The ruse caused the pair to faint, yielding no other results.
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Long Tree
Ourself
Bald Knob
Jon
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Underwood & Less
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Alabama
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Bell
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Town
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Johnson
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