Plan for Roosevelt men at national IT committee meeting
The article notes a definite plan by Roosevelt supporters to attend the National IT Committee meeting on Thursday. Key figures and precise goals are not specified in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
9
Roosevelt group fights for Howell seat at national committee
R B Howell of Omaha arrives with a governor signed certificate to claim a seat as Nebraska national committeeman. Roosevelt managers vow a strong push to seat him before the convention contests. If granted, they would press to seat other elect committeemen and back Senator Root as temporary chairman. Beginning tomorrow Chicago will host the convention developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
R. B. Howell
Omaha
Republican National
New Jersey
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
Missouri
Senator Root
New York
Harry S. New
National Committee
Nebraska
Chester H. Aldrich
Addison Wait
Silas R. Barton
Walter A. George
Grant G. Martin
Howell
Sims
National Roosevelt Committee
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt Campaign
Miner Charles Innes Ends Life Over Blood Trouble
Charles Innes a 37 year old miner left a note to the coroner and, amid letters urging him home, used a chloroform soaked towel to die in his Lynch block room on east Park street. A sister’s undated note urged health and return, and a Twin Falls Idaho farm letter plus bank draft and deposits were found on him. The coroner’s opinion cites self inflicted death about noon Saturday after several business dealings and timely rent payment. The scene and letters reveal deep sorrow and despair as investigators confirm the fatal act and note distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Innes
Lynch Block
East Park Street
Innes
Quinn
Miners’ Union
First National Bank
John Innes
Lynnville
Ontario
Canada
Isabel Innes
Grinnes Block
Winnipes
Manitoba
Coister
Duluth
Twin Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company
H. J. Failing
Fred Owens
Mr. Owens
Northwest Development Congress Opens in Seattle
Representatives from seven states and one territory will gather in Seattle for a four day Northwest Development congress to finish work started in Helena. Governors Norris of Montana and Burke of South Dakota will head the Twin City special with delegations from Minneapolis and St. Paul expected. Gentlemen leaders plan a cooperative development program across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northwest Development Congress
Helena
Mont
Northwest Development League
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Alaska
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Norris
Burke
Twin City
Last Request to Forcod's Pardon Lies in His Room
A historical brief notes the last request to grant Forcod a pardon lies within his room at the Lyvon block. The item records a local inquiry touching on clemency and residence, with unnamed officials cited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forcod
THE
Negro insurgents burn Cuban town Lamaya near Santiago
Havana reports General Estinose, the insurgent leader, captured and burned Lamaya on the Cuban railroad branch 30 miles from Santiago. Major Sanguilly had occupied Lamaya for two days, then withdrew as 800 insurgents attacked rurales. Citizens retreated after brief resistance. town of about 70 houses, mostly black inhabitants, was sacked and set ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Estinose
Lamaya
Santiago
Sanguilly
Major Sanguilly
Pilots vow to quit flying after fatal crash in Yakima
North Yakima Wash June 2 Clifford Turpin said he and partner Parmalee decided to give up the flying game after the accident that killed Parmalee yesterday. Turpin noted two contracts in Canada and missed Chicago meets, adding he may cancel plans as both planes and machines were damaged. He recalled a similar Los Angeles crash and explained the dangers of a nearly vertical descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Phil
Clifford Turpin
Parmalee
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Chicago
Canada
Woxie
Los Angeles
South Dakota 10 Decide Tomorrow Primary Ends Campaign
Sioux Falls June 2 The South Dakota primary ends tomorrow night with meetings in large towns and many villages. Republicans choose 10 delegates to Chicago and Democrats 10 to Baltimore. Republicans run La Follette Roosevelt and Taft tickets. Democrats field Clark and Wilson delegates. Taft supporters hope for split progressives. La Follette canvassed the state. Roosevelt backers include Beveridge and Governor Stubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chicago
Baltimore
la Follette
Taft
Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
Stubbs
Kansas
Train Diverted After Tampered Switch Near Orange
A northbound Santa Fe train from San Diego to Los Angeles was run onto a sidetrack between Orange and Capistrano. Officials report no passengers injured after train men found the switch lock tampered with and turned enough to force the siding. Only minor damage to a few ties occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
San Diego
Orange
Capistrano
New Warden Faces Mutinous Convicts at Folsom Prison
Sacramento June 2 convicts mutinied at Folsom state prison amid a change in administration. They cursed former Warden Reilly and Johnson, challenged guards, and caused one guard to fire into a crowded cell. Several guards resigned as Warden Johnston prepared for strict discipline to deter further disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Folsom State Prison
James A. Johnson
Reilly
Johnson
F. Ramirez
Ramirez
Warden Johnson
Yell
Johnston
Mother and Two Sons Drown at Cameron Homestead
At a Cameron area pond on the Lewiston homestead Mrs. Howard Tupper, a widow, and her two sons James 11 and Otto 15 drowned after Otto first entered the water and cried for help. Their mother plunged in and both boys perished, while a 9-year-old daughter remained at home and a college-going son at Forest Grove, Ore., was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Tribune
Orofino
Cameron
Howard Tupper
James
Otto
Forest Grove
Ore
Not Fit to Live He Ends His Life in Jail
Seattle June 22 Joseph Miller confessed murderer of lodging house keeper Mrs Iffle Lassen and tenant George Felton killed by his own hand in the city jail. After three prior suicide attempts he hanged himself with a rope from his underwear to a cell window bar. A fellow prisoner guarding him while he slept reported Miller’s feigned slumber and fatal outcome. Miller, born in Cincinnati with no living relatives, had earlier beaten Mrs Lassen with a hammer and shot Felton over jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Joseph Miller
Iffle Lassen
George Felton
Miller
Millr
Cincinnati
Burton Offers Uninstructed Delegation Plan at Ohio Convention
Columbus June 2 Senator Theodore Burton temporary chairman of the Republican state convention reportedly proposed a compromise for Ohio's big six national delegates three Roosevelt and three Taft delegates The plan followed a long talk between Burton and Walter F Brown Roosevelt campaign manager The Roosevelt camp said the situation remains a fight and Brown indicated Roosevelt delegates would press for an instructed delegation for Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Theodore Burton
Roosevelt
Taft
Burton
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Saloon of Ocean Liner Destroyed by Fire
A Cunard steamer Carmania at Liverpool docks caught fire today, confined to the saloon quarters which were virtually destroyed. Damage runs into thousands of dollars. hull and cargo likely damaged by water. Carmania’s June 4 sailing canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Baccalaureates at Two State Colleges
Rev Edward Lated Millis delivers the baccalaureate sermon at State Agricultural College in a crowded Presbyterian church. President Hamilton presides as he cites truth and freedom, tracing biblical lessons and urging graduates to face life with the tent pitched toward righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Aericultural College
Edward Lated Millis
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
OP. Hishop
J. M. Ross
Bishop
Minesota
University A
Sodom
Genesia Siit
Wolfe
Montana
Lot
Hie
Hotel Strike Expands as Workers Join Effort in New York
The International Hotel Workers’ Union reports hundreds more join as 300 waiters walk out of Empire Navarre hotels New Western apartments and Pabst’s. An executive meeting was postponed due to the surge in new members while management patrols skeleton crews amid hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Hotel Workers
Empire and Navarre
New Western Apartments
Pabst's
Rebels in Northern Mexico Face Critical Money Shortage
Hi Mexico on June 2 reports rebels in Northern Mexico, lacking money and ammunition, risk disaffection and disorganization. Foreign residents flee with funds as rebels lash out to seize supplies, including 5000 dollars worth of clothing and other goods, while saloons and gambling houses close amid looming government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Rachimba
Villa
Rabago
Parral
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