Rumors Fire Up In Democratic Nominating Fight
Amid chaotic scenes at campaign headquarters, Wilson and Clark supporters square off over temporary leadership. Missouri’s five former governors back a favorite son, with disputes over delegation unity and the unit rule threatening the Harmon and Bryan camps. Bryan stresses progressivism versus conservatism as he deflects questions on a preferred temporary chair.
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Lin
Bireame
Elvan
Wilson
Lemporiy Ehaire
Allan B
Clark
Ole
Bryan
Wisser
Missouri
Tveir
Joseph W.park
Lon V. Stephens
A. ¥. Dockery
Willar J. Steve
David BR. Fra
Marshall
Andrew J. Adans
Indiana Appeslate Court
Boom Fridiona
Harmon
Garber
Ohin
Ohn W. Devaney
Smith
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Light Mhrown
Wreck Blocks Northern Pacific Tracks In Collision
A freight wreck east of Boxeman on the Northern Pacific halted trains for about 12 hours last night. Fourteen heavy cars piled in a heap caught fire but no crew injuries were reported. Bales of matches tobacco groceries cheese and other goods were ruined. rumors of deaths circulated, but agent Theodors Bart confirmed two men were not killed and further details remained uncertain.
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Une
Boxeman
Lia
Northern Pacific
Maline
Foo Flores
Theodors Bart
Democratic Convention Temp chairmanship Fight Heats Up
Mississippi Senator Vardaman and others failed to secure William Jennings Bryan’s assent to name him permanent chairman of the Democratic convention. Bryan met with Vardaman and Parker supporters in Baltimore as tensions rose over the temporary chairmanship with Parker’s foes pressing for a pro progressive balance and Bryan weighing possible candidacy.
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Benator-eleet
Vardaman
Misippi
Clark Howell
Georgie
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Juaider Murphy
Mack
National Committee
Trie
Nebraska
Judge Parker
Vardawan
Vardasnan
Mme
Fomn
Vardatian
Mississippi
Vardamin
Howell
Parker
Alton B. Parker
Wir
Wilson Movement
Senator Kern
Indiana
Representative Tienry
Texas
Daniels
North Carolina
Ewing
Louisiana
Fleet, Vardaman
Mississipn
Wilson
Dixon's Perplexing Position on Roosevelt Taft Split
Montana's eight delegates to the Chicago convention refuse to back Roosevelt or Taft. Dixon wavers on party loyalty as he weighs remaining with Taft or aligning with Roosevelt, amid tensions from Taft supporters and Roosevelt aides. He faces a difficult re election path as the political tide shifts.
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Din
Carnot
Taft
Roosevelt
Montana
Genale
Rongavelt
Nixon
Patt
Novambar
Ronsavell Rand
Tenise Halieves Rengevait
Antho
Oman Bigeye
Hilles to Head Taft’s Republican National Committee
Chicago June 23 Charles D Hilles secretary to President Taft likely chosen tomorrow as chairman of the Republican National Committee amid broad support. Others connected with campaigns praised, while some prominent names were hesitant. Delegates indicated action would be decided at the convention and a subcommittee may set rules and establish headquarters. In California, unrest and arrests marked a separate incident as workers faced police orders.
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Mack
Ih National
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Dudge Parker
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Tirgan
Wilson
Tarker
Stin
Korn
Indina
Henry
Texas
Pryan
Bryan
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Ww Standard
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Roosevelt
Dixon
Ims Messinger
Taft
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Finn
Heney
Johnson
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Troosevelt
Roavelt
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Iy Flinn
Feney
Charles D Hilles
Chaimman
Takiy
Tutt
Congressmn
Willam B. Merkinsey
Prem
Wits
Chaiknnaldo
Fae Wr
Shorusien
Min Darity
Willian Barnes Jr
Kew
National Con
Talen
Ban Diera
Cali
Tnguarrial Workers of the World
Neler
Kasper Yinver, Ory
Dantaling Inader
P.M. Pont
Free Spoor Lenge Ween
Revolution Breaks Up Signs in Chihuahua Conflict
Fragmented report details a revolutionary faction in Chihuahua led by Gen era Tuerkt, with guerrilla activity and negotiations for possible alignment. Mentions advisers, the Mabe der y Govern nh MLG, and plans to advance operations toward northern areas as tensions rise.
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Omielais
Wyndrwerkers
Genera
Vitally
Abbety
Pardee
Alan
Ted Wall
Graudyes
Pietenna
Lintebe
Disultte
Tilladelphia
Fehauerdsen
Joanar
Alay
Sallens
Forres
Atahdi
ANH AID OF AMY Catala Paria Incident Review
Ambiguous report describes a clashing event involving an unnamed General Theta and US authorities, with rebel forces and an Allied reaction. It mentions 000 men and a city, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact parties and outcome unclear.
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Catala
Paria
Nate Geomral Theta
Feder Trvadar
le Roverment
Nana
Bandana De Roosevelt Flag Mystery Adds To NAW Party Tension
Unclear OCR text mentions bandana related to Roosevelt flag and tension within the NAW party. Readers should note possible political ties or symbolism without clear dates or locations. Further readable context is needed to confirm actors and actions.
Roosevelt Rally Nears Formal Party Formation
A large Pro Roosevelt gathering in Chicago outlines a plan for a seven member commission to guide party reorganization. Governor Johnson and Colonel Roosevelt discuss steps, with prominent supporters present including Pinchot and Longworth. Roosevelt return to Oyster Bay planned as he consolidates leadership ahead of the convention.
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Rengressiva
Aome
Johnson
Califoreia
Roosevelt
Bach
Tindsay
Missouri
Odet
Anid
Wweekx
Jpingon
Teoosevelt
Oyster Bay
Jonson
Califormia
Tolay
Tovevelt
Seale
Joinson Wery
Ateam
Ron
Hoowevell
Micholas Long
John Gun
Tragic Niagara River Wharf Collapse Claims Dozens
At Magle park Grand Island Niagara River a foot wharf collapsed under 260 excursionists from Count Amherst lodge Black Rock causing 151 to 20 drownings and many injuries. The Henry Koeber steamer ferried mourners as rescue teams recovered bodies and treated survivors.
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Fune
Magle Park
Grandlaland
Niagara River
Park
Count Amherst Lodge
Black Rock Ant Wat
Beneft
Koster
Attic Koeber
Frst
Milter
Bagie Park
Niagara Falls
Ron
Ie Raeber
Auto party escapes hold up on North Milne Street
Three highwaymen attempted a midnight hold up as a car with Tiowani Diorae and two passengers traveled north on Milne Street near the Buffalo mine. The driver accelerated, nearly striking a bandit, then drove to police headquarters to report the incident. Detectives pursued but the culprits escaped. none wore masks and identifications were unsuccessful.
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Tiowani Dieree
Wile
Malstuvet
Buffalo Mine
Dierce
Chaumear
Ncone
Pierce
Pearant
Hoan Hamat
Rogerts
Suatila
Prascibors
Waln
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