Bell Points Way Party Should Go At Convention
The Denver convention opens with Temporary Chairman Theodore A Bell. Delegates applaud as Bell denounces monopoly and endorses civil service reform while recalling Grover Cleveland's legacy and calling for a memorial to Cleveland in Washington. A roll call dispute over Pennsylvania credentials erupts amid cheers and interruptions. The session adjourns for the night in memory of Cleveland.
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Republicans Fail to Satisfy Unions in National Convention Deliberations
The Republican platform committee debated labor and injunction issues as Gompers and other AFL leaders pressed for stronger labor reforms. Hearings weighed naval expansion, land waterways, and federal oversight, with Samuel Gompers and George Williams urging prolabor planks while Warren G. Harding era figures outlined tense positions. The full committee planned hearings and subcommittee appointments to advance the platform ahead of final adoption.
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Resolution Proves Bomb In Committee On Rules
Article reports on a July session in Denver where committees on rules and business adopted the 1804 St. Louis convention rules. Jon Hicks presented a proposal: when national convention actions conflict with state conventions, state actions control. State Senator Thomas Grady condemned it as undemocratic, arguing it would force the national convention to enforce instructions to candidates. L Irving Randy of Delaware opposed, saying the measure would bind delegates to district instructions and apply to all delegates if state conventions instructed. The debate paused as motions and votes were debated and revised amidst tense exchanges.
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Rea Mew Attention to Attone Ineerlos on Phiteaduy
Polley secretary announces a public notice directing Al members to attend a meeting on July 9 regarding a statement from Bunl Hess of hapartance. The document outlines steps for participation and compliance in the event.
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English Made Khaki Protest Overuniform Supply
Washington July 7 Secretary of War Wright rejected khaki cloth from British sources for uniforms. The protest, raised to President Roosevelt, urged work for American manufacturers and artisans. Wright cited a Manila quartermaster finding Chinese made khaki for Philippine constabulary and troops. He ordered minimal foreign content and preference for American firms.
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Fight Against Beresford Arousing England, Tondos
Readias rising tensions in the navy as Lord Beresford and Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott clash since the 1907 Signal incident. Government interference vocalized amid strained relations and public scandal over wheat policy and admiralty disagreements.
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Steel mill workers battle wage cut in city conference
Delegates from Amalgamation of Cran Workers and the Western Bar discuss wage reductions at a steel mill dispute. About 40,000 employees face pay cuts as rival companies encounter staging of reductions. The plants of the Republic Railway and Steel company were shut down, and a conference will resume tomorrow.
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New York Delegation to Vote on Presidential Preference
New York delegates at the Denver convention plan a caucus to decide which candidate for the Republican presidential nomination will receive New York’s votes. The split delegation fends off internal criticism while seeking to influence the West with a stronger naval plank.
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Say Father Urged Son To Kill His Child Wife
Scranton, July 7 Nicholas da Maze, 22, shot and killed his young bride at her sisters’ home after she left him because of alleged brutality. He allegedly sought her twice, ordered her to return, and then shot her in the breast, dying instantly. Da Maze and his father were arrested. police allege the father urged the son to murder.
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Scandal following theft charge in Lafayette Ind
A disjointed report details a theft allegation involving Judy T Alonza Wren Warn and others near New York, mentioning a £12 loss and a Washburn widow with inherited money and real estate. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on a scandal tied to financial theft and ensuing disclosures.
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It Is Not Advertising Which Survives It Is Not Advertising Which Survives
The fragment suggests a reflection on advertising lasting impact emphasizing that enduring value comes from what is advertised rather than the act itself. It hints that memorable ads may fade, while the advertising results endure, urging creation of new effective campaigns.
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