DOLLIVER AHEAD IN HOT CONTEST
Delegates from multiple states arrive as campaign activity surges at national party headquarters. Key figures include ex-Gov John D Long and Senator Carter, with private platform talks shaping tariff, anti injunction and railroad policy. Hopkins seen likely to chair platform committee amidst looming floor fight.
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Iowa
Montana
Virginia
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Carter
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Seth Low
New York
Cannon
Columbia
Taft
Ohio
Fairbanks
Indiana
George Ade
Knox
Gompers
Senator Hopkins
Illinois
Hopkins
Taft Platform Debate Intensifies As Convention Looms
Chicago June 14 Pressure to modify the platform grows as Taft forces insist on a Taft platform. Wade Ellis works to win revisions while Roosevelt and Taft are kept informed. Labor injunctions and trust designations become key debate points with Gompers proposing reforms.
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Chicago
Taft
Stern
Wade Jf. Ellis
Ohio
Roosevelt
Three Taft Picks for Convention Leadership in Washington
Chicago reports at Taft headquarters that William Warner of Missouri will chair the notification committee, John F Hill of Maine to head permanent organization, and Charles W Fulton of Oregon considered for credentials. The moves reflect Taft forces strengthening convention plans and extending Northwest influence.
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Chicago
Taft
United States
William Warner
Missouri
John F. Hill
Maine
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Grant
New York
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Europe
Hill
Fulton
Jostled and robbed of his ten thousand in St Paul
H C Taylor a Seattle capitalist traveling with his wife and daughter was robbed of 10000 dollars in cash and negotiable securities at St Paul Union Station. Two men jostled him in a sleeping car passage as they prepared to alight from a Chicago Northwestern train from Chicago. The thief escaped after taking a wallet from Taylor's coat.
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St. Paul
Minn
H. C. Taylor
Seattle
Union Station
Taylor
Europe
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Republican National Convention Delegates Leave Cincinnati
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth depart Cincinnati for Chicago to attend the Republican National Convention. The trip underscores party activities as June progress continues.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Chicago
No Longer a Hero Miller Is in Jail in Livingston
Butte officers report L L Miller a clever pickpocket and would be felon. Miss Bardwell accuses him of stealing her opal and pearl ring. He fled unpaid hotel bill of about 35 dollars and faces further inquiries into recent alleged thefts as detectives link him to a spree with Knights of Columbus riders and a train robbery.
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L. L. Miller
Livingston
Butte
Boston
Charles Nevin
Knights of Columbus
Spokane
Fargo
N. D. Miller
Nevin
Bates
the Butte
St. Paul
New York
Miller
West
Flood Crest Nears in Kaw Missouri Conflagration
Kansas City July flood watchers report Kaw and Missouri rivers nearing thirty one feet as Armourdale evacuates twelve thousand residents and rail yards empty. Officials seek flood control, canal plan proposed to divert Missouri overflow while co operation between two Kansas Citys continues.
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Kansas City
Armourdale
Weather Bureau
Kaw
Conner
Kknsas
United States
War Department
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Kansas Citys
Bears Taken After Harsh Storm Trek Along Swan River
James Keefe and Walt Reynolds return to Butte after a three week hunting trip along the Swan river. Severe weather disrupted railways and caused flood damage yet the party endured in open conditions. They killed two bears aided by Keefe's three Airedale dogs with Lady Balloch myle noted as the sharpest.
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Swan River
James Keefe
Postoffice News Stand
Walt Reynolds
Butte
Keefe
Mr. Keefe
Arabs Revolt in Tangier Take Prisoners of Officers
Tangier June 14 four thousand troops of Abd el Aziz the sultan revolted and captured the commander and three other officers taking prisoners in the uprising.
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Tangier
Abd-el-Aziz
Bonner Beats Negro Team In Big Blackfoot Match
In Bonner Montana on June 14 the Red Apples from Missoula defeated the Ethiopian team, the Red Apples, 14 to 4 before about 500 fans. Vincent started for the visitors and was hit hard, the locals scoring nine runs in the first inning. The final line shows Bonner 14 runs on 16 hits, with the Red Apples at 4 on 9 hits and 11 errors. Batteries Aiken Brogan for Bonner and Vincent Benson for the visitors.
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Standard
Bonner
Mont
Missoula
Blackfoot Braves
Vincent
Mill Boys
Aiken and
Brogan
Vincent and
Benson
When the Head Aches Seek the Cause
Overexertion of the eyes can cause headaches says local ad for glasses. Drs McKendry and Hannifin offer free examinations and expert eye care at Butte Optical in Park and Dakota Streets with guaranteed service and referrals to family doctors.
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Butte
Butte Optical, CO
Park and
Dakota Streets
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